Chris Goode took a chance on his old neighborhood by opening Ruby Jean’s Kitchen & Juicery at 3000 Troost Ave. in 2017. Today, Ruby Jean’s isn’t just a destination for the northern end of the historic thoroughfare; other new eateries have also opened along the stretch from 30th to 79th streets, with more on the way.
Troost is emerging as a restaurant row, offering a wide selection of cuisines and cultures ranging from African, Jamaican, Irish, Mexican, and Middle Eastern. Many new offerings focus on scratch kitchens using fresh ingredients, and several have not only survived opening during COVID but are also expanding.
The influx of restaurants along Troost is viewed as a positive sign for the future of Kansas City. The area has become a hub of culinary diversity, bringing together people of various backgrounds and cultures. Residents and visitors alike are drawn to the vibrant and welcoming atmosphere created by these new dining establishments.
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