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Q39 celebrates 9th anniversary with old favorites

Buffalo Cauliflower, anyone? How about dinner with the chef?

Photo of the Overland Park Q39 sign

The sun is shining on Q39’s ninth year.

Photo by KCtoday

Q39 turns nine this April, and restaurant leaders are celebrating the best way they can — with lots of food.

The popular barbecue restaurant (two locations) is bringing back four old favorites + hosting an intimate, four-course meal with head chef Philip Thompson.

“The history of Q39 is super important to me as a chef, and continue to honor Rob’s legacy,” Philip said. Rob Magee was the award-winning head chef and founder of Q39.

Photo of Q39's buffalo cauliflower

Can’t you just feel the crunch?

Photo via Page Communications

Running Sunday-Saturday, here are the weekly specials:

  • April 1-8: Buffalo Cauliflower
  • April 9-15: Smoked & Fried Chicken
  • April 16-22: Sausage & Pork Belly Corn Dogs
  • April 23-30: Smoked Beef & Short Rib Griller (sandwich)

As for the dinner, reservations are available for Tuesday, April 18 at 6 p.m. — at 1000 W. 39th St., KCMO. Guests can expect throwbacks + nods to the future, like a BLT salad and lamb two ways. Tickets are $75.

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