Kansas City Restaurants Suffer Long COVID

Fear, bad policy and the economic reality of a new digital economy have created dire circumstances for the Kansas City restaurant biz. 

The margins just aren't there anymore for most places that were barely getting by anyhoo . . . And I guess all of those robot workers also decided that it was easier to find a paying gig online rather than take abuse from fatties who are always angry about something in the news . . . As THEY are unwittingly "forced" to dine in public like a civilized person rather than without pants whilst working on their trashy local blog.

Here's a glimpse at the damage that's ongoing . . .

"The restaurant industry continues to face headwinds during the Covid-19 pandemic as staffing shortages, supply chain issues and inflation have taken their toll."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

These Kansas City restaurants closed in 2022 [PHOTOS] - Kansas City Business Journal

The restaurant industry continues to face headwinds during the Covid-19 pandemic as staffing shortages, supply chain issues and inflation have taken their toll. Here are some of the restaurants that closed their doors in 2022. Brookside Poultry Co., 751 E. 63rd St., Kansas City: In a December 2021 social media post, the fried chicken-focused restaurant announced Jan.