Amazing food and little known history in Southeast Kansas
I knew there were six fried chicken restaurants in Southeast Kansas before I showed up. I’d done the research: I watched the Food Wars episode, a bunch of YouTube videos rating them – I even made a map to plot out our route. The plan was simple: eat at six chicken spots in two days. If it doesn’t sound like an easy task, I’m here to tell you it, in fact, was not.
On Wednesday, Bob’s Grill, located at 1014 N. Broadway, was named one of the USAToday’s 10 Best Roadside Diners of 2026. The diner ranked number three on the list.
Dozens of community members gathered at Drop the H, located at 107 E. Rose Street, Wednesday evening, to celebrate the launch of the commemorative Pitt150 Pilsner.
Congratulations to Bob’s Grill for being named a USA TODAY 10BEST Roadside Diner. They were the only diner mentioned to receive this Readers’ Choice Award that is west of the Mississippi River!
Let me introduce you to the food of Kansas, Southeast style. The farm-fresh fare in this corner of the Sunflower State is sure to charm you.
A Pittsburg State University student who dreams of owning her own business is getting support and mentorship from a two-time Pitt State graduate with a business of her own.
At least four nights a week, area bars and restaurants invite community members to test their knowledge. This popular activity has drawn a large crowd of regulars and die-hard trivia buffs who fill seats at Drop the H, Pickled Pete’s, Opie’s, and Chatters.
I just got back from shooting another episode of Barstool Outdoors, this time in Parsons, Kansas to hunt ducks. But somehow, my biggest takeaway from the trip didn’t happen in a blind—it was His & Hers Bar & Grill in Walnut, Kansas.
Originally posted January 20, 2017 to celebrate National Pie Day on January 23 As David Mamet wrote in Boston Marriage, “We must have a pie. Stress cannot exist in the presence of a pie.” There’s something special about sharing a piece of pie. From the sweet, creamy filling to the […]
Looking for a one-of-a-kind destination that doesn’t break the bank? Consider Kansas, a state filled with smaller cities that pack the flavor and character often missing from better-known hubs. And Pittsburg might just be the perfect example of that.
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