About | The Savoy at 21c | Restaurant | Kansas City

219 W 9th Street Kansas City, MO 816.443.4260

The Savoy at 21c is a creative effort to honor our rich history while looking to the future. As we focus on a progressive style of Midwest hospitality we aim to use classic techniques with contemporary touches in our kitchen. Our food is thoughtful, yet approachable as we pride ourselves on welcoming all guests from all walks of life.

Our focus on seasonal ingredients from local farmers gives us deep ties in our community and allows us to use the highest quality products for our dishes inspired by Chef’s cooking experience from all over the world. Our evolving and interesting cocktail and wine lists reproduce this idea of using products from local distilleries and family-owned vineyards to give our guests classic yet progressive options to enhance your dining experience.

Come as you are, for a special occasion or just a casual night out in the historic district of Kansas City, we look forward to welcoming you to our space.

21c Museum Hotels is proud to have Brandon Brumback at the helm of The Savoy at 21c as Executive Chef. After successful runs in Chicago, Denver and Washington DC, Chef Brumback returns to his home city where began his career at 16 years old, while attending his school district’s vocational school, as a student in culinary and hospitality management. Brumback furthered his education by moving to Denver to attend Johnson & Wales University.

After culinary school, Brumback took on influential roles at many high-profile restaurants, including Napa Valley’s Bouchon and The French Laundry, Chicago’s Blackbird, Grace Ria, and Roister

Brumback’s style is rooted in French technique and driven by seasonality. With a focus on quality ingredients, you’ll find classic dishes with a modern spin helming the menu. Chef Brumback brings an approachable and fun ambiance to his restaurants so be prepared to sit back, relax, and enjoy every bite.

The restored and reimagined restaurant and lounge space highlights the building’s historical elements while bringing new life and energy to the space known for its famous patrons including Harry Truman, Theodore Roosevelt, William Taft and John D. Rockefeller. Adjacent museum galleries exhibiting contemporary art inspire exploration over cocktails or following a meal.