The American

The American The American has spent decades developing a signature blend of flavor and character for a truly exceptional private event experience.
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Let our seasoned staff help you create and customize your special occasion. For more than 40 years The American Restaurant has been putting Kansas City on the nation’s culinary map and introducing local fine dining fans to some of the country’s most celebrated chefs. But perhaps its best description is less about The American’s legendary food, service and ambience, and more about the role it has p

layed in Kansas Citians’ lives. It comes from the late Adele Hall, ardent fan, civic leader and wife of Donald J. Hall, chairman of Hallmark Cards, Inc., owner of the Crown Center real estate development The American calls home.

“I thought it would be wonderful,” she said, reflecting on The American’s 25th anniversary in 1999, “if this could be the place to come to put the exclamation point on a special occasion.”

That, The American most certainly has been, and continues to be.

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200 E 25th Street Ste 400
Kansas City, MO
64108

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Wednesday 5:30pm - 10pm
Thursday 5:30pm - 9pm
Friday 5:30pm - 10pm
Saturday 5:30pm - 11pm

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For more than 45 years The American Restaurant has been putting Kansas City on the nation’s culinary map and introducing local fine dining fans to some of the country’s most celebrated chefs. But perhaps its best description is less about The American’s legendary food, service and ambience, and more about the role it has played in Kansas Citians’ lives. It comes from the late Adele Hall, ardent fan, civic leader and wife of Donald J. Hall, chairman of Hallmark Cards, Inc., owner of the Crown Center real estate development The American calls home. “I thought it would be wonderful,” she said, reflecting on The American’s 25th anniversary in 1999, “if this could be the place to come to put the exclamation point on a special occasion.” That, The American most certainly has been, and continues to be.