Succotash

This place is super cute! My friends and I walked in randomly on a Saturday for breakfast and we had a group of 11 people. The staff was very nice to us and it was easy for us to find seating. On top of this the food we ordered came out quickly and everything was delicious! I don't have much else to say other than the service was awesome, the food was great, and the coffee was made perfectly! If you're looking for a sit down breakfast place in KC I would definitely check this place out!

Succotash is a gem for breakfast lovers in Kansas City! I stopped by mid-morning on a Sunday, and as expected, it was busy. The line extended out the door, but their system is efficient: you line up, order your food, and then find a table--either inside or at their outdoor seating area.I started with the iced pumpkin chai, and it was exceptional. The flavors were perfectly balanced, and the cold foam on top was a delightful touch. For my meal, I ordered the French toast, which came with a side of bacon and an egg. The French toast was absolutely divine--soft, flavorful, and just the right amount of sweetness. The bacon and egg were exactly what you'd expect: simple, well-cooked, and satisfying.My partner ordered the biscuits and gravy. While the gravy was packed with flavor, the biscuit was a bit on the hard side, likely overbaked.What sets Succotash apart, though, is the combination of fast service, generous portions, and incredibly reasonable prices. Most menu items are priced between $5-$8, making it a standout option for both quality and value.Overall, Succotash made my Sunday morning, and I can't wait to go back and try more from their creative menu! Highly recommend for anyone looking for a top-notch breakfast spot in KC that is not looking to break the bank.

Stopped here in a Saturday for a late breakfast and was pleasantly surprised there was no line or long wait! My girlfriend & I both had the Favorite Breakfast Sandwich which was a solid 9/10 with a super soft bun & delicious sauce. The potatoes that came with the sandwich were a 6/10, just needed more seasoning. Our friend had the Pigs in a Blanket which looked amazing. The ambiance was casual and friendly, perfect for a quick stop in our way out of town. Overall the experience was an 8.2/10, would definitely come back.

Overall, it's a solid breakfast/brunch place in Kansas City. The Cake & a Smile pancake with the addition of blueberries was delicious, and the pancake was huge. However, the sausages were yummy but not that special. As for the inside, it had a trendy hipster look into it.

Stopped by Succotash for brunch with a friend a few months ago. It's been a few years since my last visit and it's still just as busy. If memory serves, logistics are a bit different - you now order at the counter, seat yourself, and the food is delivered. We waited in line for a while but the food was delivered quickly after sitting down. There are a couple vegan options - I ordered the Vegan Sink which I enjoyed and was a generous enough portion size to need a to-go box. Overall, a great option for weekend brunch - especially if you're not a reservation person or forgot to make one elsewhere.

Stopped in here on a whim when I saw they had mushroom gravy and biscuits! It was amazing and the staff were friendly. You order and pay at the counter then staff bring your food to the table. There was a pretty decent amount if people in there and staff went around occasionally to check on the tables.

I came here with a friend for brunch on Saturday morning. I had heard a ton of great things about the place and really wanted to try more of KCs iconic restaurants. The atmosphere is a 10/10.- serving old diner vibes with eclectic decor. The neighborhood around seemed nice with a couple of cute shops that would be good to stop into after a meal here. Youu do have to wait for your full party to be there before ordering and finding a table to sit at which can make for a long wait time if the person you're waiting for is a bit later. We got in line when it was out the door and to be honest it moved fairly quickly. Finding a table wasn't too bad as someone was leaving and offered us their seat. The food also came out quickly which I was pleasantly surprised about! I had the veggie Sink and they cooked the potatoes, eggs, and veggies to perfection. The only reason I gave a 4 is because the mushroom gravy on top was lacking seasoning. Overall though, really cute spot with great options for vegans/vegetarians/carnivores. If you're around the area it's a nice place to stop, but maybe only an occasional place for special occasions if you're traveling from farther away.

We went to Succotash for an early breakfast. It wasn't very busy inside. You order at the counter and then sit down with your number while they bring out your food. Water is free and self-service. The inside was rustic and cozy. The ambiance was very charming and I loved the artwork they had displayed on the walls. The staff was very nice and friendly. The seating was a bit close, which I normally wouldn't mind, but it did make it difficult for accommodating a 2 year old. My husband ordered the BLET (BLT with an egg). He thought it was pretty good. He loves eggs on his sandwiches and was pleased. I ordered the Egg scramble with cheddar cheese, sausage, and bacon which was also pretty good. The flavor was yummy, but the meat was a little overdone. My daughter got pancakes and ate hers right up. Overall, the food was all pretty good in a nice atmosphere.

This is a cool little place. We went for brunch on Sunday. We were not quite sure what to do when we arrived. You go along the wall and pay at the register and take a number to your table. I had a Benedict which was very good. It was on beer bread and they added an heirloom tomato. GF got Monti christo. Also very good. The tea has mint in it, which was a pleasant surprise. Staff very friendly. We'll go again for sure!

Food-4/5Atmosphere-5/5Service-5/5Succotash is such a vibey place to go grab brunch. It's filled with eclectic art and bold colors with really friendly staff. I liked the options on the menu because they have your traditional brunch favorites coupled with cute things like pigs in a blanket. I ordered the Cubano fresh juice that had fresh mint, pineapple, and a mix of other things and it was really refreshing! I was feeling traditional this morning so I just got pancakes and bacon and they were good. I snuck some of my husband's breakfast potatoes and I almost ordered a side for myself! I would recommend those above anything else because they were really good! I can't wait to go back and try something else next time.