
Arthur Bryant's Barbeque
$Where presidents eat. Where legends are made.

“Where barbecue and soul food share the plate”
Scott's Kitchen brings Kansas City barbecue and soul food to a single plate, a crossover that reflects the deep roots of smoke in Black culinary tradition. It's a from-scratch operation on the Prospect corridor where the sides carry as much weight as the meat, and the pie at the end is anything but an afterthought. The rib tips are the order—smoky, chewy at the edges, and meant to be eaten with your hands—and they land best alongside scratch-made greens and cornbread. Pulled pork fills out the barbecue side of the table under a sweet, tomato-based sauce, while the sweet potato pie provides the finish worth saving room for. It's a full soul-food spread with a smoker at its center, generous and genuinely homemade in a way that speaks to where this food comes from and why it matters.
A barbecue-and-soul-food crossover that speaks to smoke's deep roots in Black culinary tradition. The rib tips shine next to scratch-made greens and cornbread, and the sweet potato pie is the finish worth saving room for.
6 dimensions, each scored 0-10
Regulars point to Rib Tips, Pulled Pork, Greens, and Sweet Potato Pie.
Tue–Sat 11am–7pm
Scott's Kitchen & Catering is closed Monday and Sunday. Hours can change on holidays, so it's worth confirming before a trip.
Scott's Kitchen & Catering is budget-friendly ($).
Scott's Kitchen & Catering serves Kansas City Style barbecue — Kansas City BBQ is defined by its variety of meats (not just pork or beef, but both plus chicken, sausage, turkey, and more), thick tomato-and-molasses-based sauce, slow-smoking over hickory wood, and the legendary burnt ends.
Scott's Kitchen & Catering has been serving Kansas City barbecue since 2005.

Where presidents eat. Where legends are made.

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