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The printed tri-fold brochure for retailers is a way to provide information about the retail store that give customers a reason to shop in your location.
A store owner may want to use a tri-fold brochure to help attract more new customers or retain old ones. When a retailer is poised for growth a glossy brochure can help spread the word about what makes them unique. The brochure may be mailed, handed out at events or inserted in displays.
Here are few great ways that a retailer can use a tri-fold brochure in order to expand its presence: 1. Emphasize services offered, not prices or specific items: A tri-fold brochure is usually meant to have a longer shelf life so if your store has many new fashions or products that change frequently, then be careful advertising prices in a brochure that may last longer than your sale. If you carry a wide range of products, then a better bet for you may be a catalog. But if you want to emphasize services that the general public may not know about, a brochure is a great vehicle. Some services may include:
Here are few great ways that a retailer can use a tri-fold brochure in order to expand its presence:
a. special delivery arrangements; b. cleaning or repair services for the products you sellc. ability to acquire hard-to-find items or special ordersd. custom made products or special services
In fact, the more you emphasize your ability to provide services, not just sell products, the more people will come to you for both.
2. Give an overview of what makes your store special: While you may not want to list all the products you carry, you can discuss the types of products or brands that you have on-hand on a regular basis. Let people know that you specialize in shoes for serious runners or fly fishing gear for the true enthusiast. If you have a passion about your product or service (or an interesting story of how your store got started) share that with your potential customers. It helps humanize your business and make people feel good about supporting you.
3. Outline your store credit card or in-house financing programs. Many retailers offer special financing terms for their customers. A brochure is a great place to outline the terms of such a plan or to let new customers know how they might qualify.
4. Provide Basic Information. In every tri-fold brochure make sure you include the basics:
a. Store hoursb. Store location(s) and mapc. Address and phone numberd. URL for your websitee. Social Media Connections
Pictures of your location, your store or some products can add to the visual interest. Photos increase the visual interest and show people what your location looks like. Make sure the photos are high resolution and have a focal point.
As with any brochure, make sure that you do not try to jam too much information into it as people will not read the tri-fold brochure if it appears too cluttered. White space is a good thing to help the eye know where to focus.
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A day of service is over as I sit on the narrow concrete patio in front of my hotel room in Kisoro, Uganda. It has been raining. The normally smoky air is clearing and the bar across the street is revving up their sound system with a dense beat and unintelligible words. Rumbling overhead thunder belittles the distorted synthesized rhythm from the bar. Heavy woven baskets ride on thick haired women with bright dresses somehow moving elegantly through the mud. A large, wet and irate bird preens itself suspiciously on the iron railing near me. A yellow beak pushes black and white oily feathers askew. His head cocks cruelly as he shuffles on dirty and surprisingly large claws. His black and very shiny eyes do not leave me. Startled, he flies to the north. His dark eyes will see something different there. Five kilometers away, over ten thousand souls are wandering behind a wooden fence. They are in a transit center after fleeing from their homes. A transit center is not a place to stay. It is limbo - not heaven and certainly closer to hell. You don't get to stay there. You are there but to be registered and moved somewhere else eventually. People mill about with swarms of children underfoot. An occasional goat or chicken protests and then moves loudly out of the way. The ground is rocky with sharp volcanic stone and few patches of trampled grass. The air is perfumed with feces, wood smoke and urine. You sleep under plastic, crowded with other bodies. The crowded sleeping is good since the nights are cold. Last week, two babies rolled too far from their mothers and died from exposure without blankets. During the day, we treat little bodies dry and depleted from days of diarrhea. Bodies with malnutrition, bullet holes, infections with viruses, bacteria and worms of unimaginable variety. Swollen bellies under thin arms and yellow eyes. Infants with limbs swollen with infection. The transit center is a coarse mix of laughing children, broken bodies, broken souls and broken lives. Two meals of sorghum porridge a day and a crowded tent to share. A miserable place but better than where these Congolese are coming from. Daily, the families arrive. Over 16,000 refugees have been registered so far. Read more about Dr. Neumann's experiences in his blog Nyakabande Transit Center Refugee Crisis

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Barack Obama: Message From Your Constituent
Posted by Native NYker in barack obama, m.mashak, mitt romney, politics, president obama, presidential elections 2012 on November 7, 2012
We have expressed our relief at President Obama defeating the double-talks of ex-Governor Romney. It should rightly feel like a win over the 1%, for many across the USA, as that man sleeps on $$$. But one win does not problem erase make. That's for damn sure. This very sentiment, in as much, was poignantly addressed in a moving acknowledgement speech live from Chicago.
And now that the position has been secured we thought we would share a message from our dear Dive Master Mashak with our re-elected leader – a sentiment of the people of these here United States as it were.
Dear President Obama:
We are happy that you have been re-elected for four more years.
We worked diligently to remove every obstacle we could see. To that end, we are partners with you in this success.
Your first term was marred by the fetid, lingering odor of the former regime: epic economic downturn, and stiff-necked obstructionism. We understand the difficultly one might face as a President to engage and inspire with such conditions extant; a notch short of anarchy…
Today has a different outlook!
Put it down hard and fast my brother and let's, together, make this country the place it ought to be: Strong families, strong education, and an optimism for the future!
The haters are gonna stay haters, we will never get their support. Time is now and the place is here that we take our stance and build that legacy; "That we may tell it to generations following!"
Well, we couldn't have scribed that better ourselves – at least so eloquently. So Bravo to you Mashak. You hit that mark on your first try and Romney should've come to you long ago for how-to tutorials on getting to the straight of it.
As for the Networks – well – CNN pointed to the very fact, during their Election 2012 results last night – how voting across the country pointed to a very divided sentiment between the Red & Blue. Hardly a new phenom, one would say… But one that, hopefully, we can, for once, overcome and steadfastly do as our leader called for in working not for politics sake but for the sake of the people that put those politicians in their very cushy posts.
Lets (try) to move forward!
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A school shooting occurred on Friday December 14 in Newtown, Connecticut where 27 have been left dead— 20 children, six adults, and the shooter. The children, who were students at Sandy Hook Elementary, were aged from from five to 10 years old, and it's believed that the school's principal and psychologist were among the victims.
The shooting began early Friday morning, and according to the Hartford Courant, a shooter showed up in the school's main office around 9:41 AM, which is also when the first 911 call came in. It is believe that the shooting might have started during an administrative meeting, then spread to a kindergarten classroom, and the hallway.
Robert Licata said his six-year-old son heard the gunman burst in and shoot the teacher while he was in class, adding,"That's when my son grabbed a bunch of his friends and ran out the door. He was very brave. He waited for his friends."
It's be reported that the shooter was 20-year-old Adam Lanza, who used a .223-caliber rifle to carry out the grisly act, then killed himself at the scene. There are also some reports that his mother Nancy Lanza was a teacher at Sandy Hook Elementary, who he shot and killed at the scene.
President Barack Obama spoke about the tragic situation in Newtown, and said "I know there's not a parent in American who doesn't feel the same overwhelming grief that I do. The majority of those who died today were children, beautiful little kids between the ages of 5 and 10 years old. … They had their entire lives ahead of them. Birthdays, graduations, weddings, kids of their own."
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From left Trine University School of Professional Studies Dean David Wood, president Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D., Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry, Parkview Hospital chief executive officer Mike Packnett and Trine vice president Michael Bock stand following a press conference Sept. 22 announcing the new Life Science Education and Research Consortium of Northeast Indiana.
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ANGOLA, Ind. – Trine University, along with Parkview Hospital and other educational institutions, is taking a lead role to establish the new Life Science Education and Research Consortium of Northeast Indiana.
Trine president Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D., was a key speaker at a press conference announcing the consortium Sept. 22 at the Parkview Heart Institute in Fort Wayne. He was joined by Parkview chief executive officer Mike Packnett and officials from Fort Wayne Community Schools, Ivy Tech Community College, Huntington University and the University of Saint Francis.
"This partnership is a model for all types of education and private enterprise partnerships ," Brooks said. "We have private and public working together, K-12 schools, community colleges, private colleges, government and what I believe to be one of the finest hospitals in the state coming together for the betterment of people and the community. Thanks to this partnership, we will experience economic growth in our region. I believe we're just getting started."
The consortium would utilize existing space on Parkview Hospital's Randallia campus, near downtown Fort Wayne, and serve as a regional initiative to align and leverage education, applied research, business incubation and economic development resources focusing on life sciences and health care. The consortium is committed to generating a world-class center with a focus on rehabilitation, senior care and behavioral health.
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Snow flurries showed up in the forecast this week. Two years ago, it was a Halloween snow storm that hit much of the Northeast, with wet snow weighing down and toppling trees knocking out power lines and causing transformers to "explode."
Millions of people lost electricity for days and some for weeks. Several utilities were fined record million dollar penalties for their failure to prepare for and respond to the October 2011 storm, and Irene, a few months earlier.
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"I use a chainsaw for cutting stuff... snap cutting, and I use a hand saw for anything that could potentially hit the wire. I cut it back," he says.
Rondeau is taking down a 150-year-old sugar maple on Sunset street in Amherst, Mass. It's leaning heavily toward the power lines that run several blocks in length.
Rondeau works for Asplundh. Their orange trucks are synonymous with the sound of a chain saw. Western Massachusetts Electric Company (WMECo) hired Asplundh to take down the mostly dead tree, sitting on Amherst town property. It's not the only one to go as the end of October nears. Rondeau says with any of the work he does, he always starts at the bottom.
"I've taken out all the bottom shelf on it, and I'm working my way toward the top so that way when I cut something from the top and I let it go to the ground, it doesn't bounce off and hit somebody."
WMECo is one of several utilities in western Massachusetts. It has 3400 miles of its own distribution lines to maintain. Its chief arborist, Calvin Layton, says along that stretch there's maybe 2 million trees under his watch. Every single one needs to be addressed individually, he says. It's a heck of a customer relations undertaking.
"We will not take a tree down unless we have permission to do it," Layton says. "And so we have to find the owner of the tree and get his permission to remove it. The only time we don't do that is when it imminently is going to fall and hurt somebody. Then we'll just go ahead and safely remove it."
There are some infamous stories from other parts of the country, about tree huggers - and by that we mean people who are actually hugging trees - threatening and blocking crews from doing their work.
Around here, Layton says, since the storms have been coming fast and furious, tree owners tend to be more cooperative -even gracious - in most cases.
"Homeowners and towns like their tree lined streets. They're very important to the aesthetics of the community. We like our wires to stay up in the air," he says. "So there's this very healthy tension between us."
Several WMECo customers back that up, including Hal Rosenthal, in Hadley, Massachusetts. He says WMECo came by his house recently, left a card in the door and then followed up with a visit.
"So they wanted to trim some of the trees and I had a large oak tree about 15 feet from the road that they said was looking like it was dying off. And they offered to take that tree down," Rosenthal says.
Rosenthal was mostly satisfied with the work done. But he thought the trimming looked a little funny.
"As you approach the house you would see a couple of large trees that almost had an "L" cut into them. And I was a little bit surprised about how they did that," he says.
But, Rosenthal adds, WMECo was open to his criticism.
WMECo is a private utility, like Northeast Utilities and CT Light and Power. Some cities, like Westfield, Mass., have public utilities, where the board and line crews are mostly local. Westfield Gas and Electric's Sean Fitzgerald says that makes the buy-in for tree maintenance even easier.
"I think that when you have a municipally owned utility, that the community is very much woven into the fabric of your employee base. In fact, the majority of your employees are living next door to the customers who have the outage," Fitzgerald says.
Utilities are so careful about how they manage individual trees, under distribution lines. But when it comes to managing vegetation under the taller transmission lines, the method is more sweeping.
This summer, Massachusetts State Rep. Chris Walsh got a call from someone in his town of Framingham saying that the utility NSTAR was cutting trees, right down to the earth.
"They brought in a logging company - fascinating machines that would grab these huge trees, grab it with one arm and then another arm would come out and a saw blade would saw it off in two seconds, and then go on to the next one," Welch says. "So it was pretty stunning and pretty horrible to watch in a lot of ways."
Through legislation, Walsh is pushing utilities to think more creatively, even consulting with landscape architects to create a view that residents can live with, but also gives utilities access to those major power lines.
WMECo arborist Calvin Layton - who clearly loves trees and early on in his career wanted to be a forest ranger - says taking down a beauty like the sixty-foot sugar maple on Sunset Street causes him some distress. But his bottom line is, you can't plant a tree that will grow sixty feet tall under a thirty-five-foot wire.
"It hurts - one, that people never took care of trees, in the first place, to keep them healthy," he says. "And then if they had been taken care of, maybe I wouldn't have had to take them down. But on the other side, trees get old and die."
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This outer space party invitation is out of this world! Watch the red rocket zoom through the stars and planets...and even fly by a green Martian on this up in space party invitation for kids!
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5 days 4 hours ago | Doesn't change a thing. |
Marcus Hall playing or not playing does not make Urban Meyer more or less of a disciplinarian...or more of less of a smarmy weasel d-bag. And neither do your repeated attempts to explain your reasoning or whatever other self-righteous BS you are shoveling. |
5 days 4 hours ago | +1 |
For the last sentence. Par for the course. |
6 days 5 hours ago | -1 |
trolling |
1 week 3 days ago | "must?" |
not sure i'd use that particular word...what would we "like" to see? sure. what would we "hope" to see? absolutely. "must" we see? meh. |
1 week 3 days ago | thanks, thanks, thanks. |
i appreciated the 'meta' comments. i've been here for a long time, although i generally only comment on front-page stories (as opposed to the MGoBoard), and the comment sections have been a real downer for a while now. it's not because the football season has been disappointing, either - even during the basketball team's run there were trolls a-plenty. looking forward to the comment sections moving back away from youtube territory. |
1 week 4 days ago | really? "all evidence?" |
i'm anxious to see your list of greg robinson games where our defense was even so-so, let alone really good. seriously, name one. at least the borges offenses have had some high points. |
1 week 4 days ago | sheesh. |
there was no way on god's green earth that he would answer the question any other way, not with one more game (and 15 practices) to go this season. he answered the same way he would have answered it last week (and should have, had it been asked). obviously. he could still let borges ("al did great things for this program, and we appreciate his contributions, but we mutually decided to go in a different direction." emphasis mine.) and fred jackson ("i have great respect for fred jackson, but he decided that the day-to-day grind wasn't something he was interested in right now. he's welcome around the program anytime he wants to come by, and i look forward to using him as a resource as long as he wants to remain involved.") go. calm down for once. |
1 week 4 days ago | right there with you. |
is still a raw - and young - player. it's easy to forget that calvin johnson didn't immediately start tearing apart the nfl...as a rookie he had 44 catches for 756 yards and only one game over 100 yards receiving (and that in game 14). he was obviously something very special in-the-making, but he wasn't there yet. imho, devin funchess is also something very special in-the-making, but he isn't there yet. if i were a big ten defensive coordinator i'd be very very afraid of what he's becoming. megaatron (the 'aa' is deliberate, by the way) |
1 week 4 days ago | so it begins. |
the trolls go back to their bridges. |
1 week 4 days ago | what? he's available? |
i wish i could remember which of the recent trolls said we should hire this guy. derp. |
1 week 5 days ago | whatevs |
i'm sure we were all interested in what some message board nitwit would "accept." |
1 week 5 days ago | Good god. |
Thus missing the point entirely. I wasn't saying that the 2013 defense is as good as the 2006 defense, dummy. I was saying that you can't let one bad game color your entire perception of a unit either way, particularly when they go against an elite group like the 2006 or 2013 OSU offenses. |
1 week 5 days ago | Yes, dummy |
A real good defense, just like in 2006, that also got lit up in The Game. Put another way, should we stop saying that the 2013 offense was lousy, because they had a great day today? One game doesn't prove anything either way, ever. |
1 week 5 days ago | Oh, come on, man |
Nobody is "pleased," we're just proud of an outmanned team that just gave a terrific team all it could handle and a little bit more. |
1 week 5 days ago | Reminds me of 2006. |
Really good defense that got lit up by a really good offense. Nobody questioned the effort after that one. 'Course, I figure you were about seven, so you probably don't remember. |
1 week 5 days ago | Yes, "mailing it in." |
Find a single player that looked like was playing out the string before today. Go ahead, I'll wait. Tell you what, just keep looking, then go jump off a bridge. |
1 week 6 days ago | me neither |
i saw him more as a drew brees type - smallish, not a huge arm, but accurate and in complete control of the offense. a terrific high schooll qb, for sure, but i don't see him as a great d1 prospect. |
2 weeks 7 hours ago | e5 |
double post. apologies |
2 weeks 7 hours ago | not at all... |
not suggesting that we all have to agree with everything brian writes...i was mostly responding to the "well, if you're not going to write this then i might have to find another blog, and boy has this place gone downhill anyway, sniff sniff" vibe of a few of the posts. |
2 weeks 7 hours ago | oy. |
you're dumb. |
2 weeks 1 day ago | Some of my formative reading |
Some of my formative reading and writing experience (at least in terms of sports) comes from Bill James' Baseball Abstracts, which he stopped writing in 1988. He'd been doing them for a decade or so at that point, and at the end of his very last edition, he wrote a long essay that he called "Breaking the Wand," in which he told some history, explained some of his motives, and explained why he was quitting...to quote a fairly long passage, ...I think the parallels to the MGoBoard in general, and this thread in particular, are pretty obvious. There's little doubt in my mind that the Baseball Abstracts never would exist today, not because Bill James wouldn't be writing, but because...well, obviously. Message boards. My point in posting this is not to warn anyone that "omigod, don't be mean to Brian, he might quit this blog." More to say that some of you might do well to remember that this isn't "some goddamn public utility or something." If you don't like what he writes, don't read it. If he's not writing what you want, go to one of them many (many, many) other Michigan blogs out there. If nobody's writing what you want, then by all means pick up a shovel and start digging. |
2 weeks 1 day ago | 2001 |
wasn't the schedule pushed back a week after 9/11? |
2 weeks 2 days ago | also, |
"butt" made me laugh. i'm 48, going on 10. thanks again. |
2 weeks 2 days ago | fantastic. |
life's too short, my friend. eat. have a glass of wine. flirt with your baby niece, if you have one. hold your wife's hand under the table. go for a walk. sleep in. happy thanksgiving. |
2 weeks 2 days ago | damn straight. |
beat those bastards. |
2 weeks 2 days ago | well, |
i don't know about "bad fan" as a specific phrase. i DO know that i absolutely hate being around fans that ever, under any circumstances, root for the kids on the field to get their asses handed to them, whether such idiots think it's better in the long run or not. go away. please. |
2 weeks 3 days ago | jesus, really? |
a win is...a negative? really? |
2 weeks 3 days ago | fantastic. |
i have to say, i couldn't give two craps less about what brady hoke says about his football team or staff in a press conference. i don't believe, as many apparently do, that his demeanor is the same in the locker room, or that his unwillingness to go all mike gundy at the podium is some sort of betrayal. the people that do believe that are, in my humble opinion, batshit, monkeyballs crazy. also stupid. anyway - the use of "fickle" is really off-putting. it implies that the reason michigan fans might choose to not spend a couple hundred bucks each watching his crappy football team is because they have better "entertainment options," or some such. this isn't some goddamn sitcom, brady. a lot of us really care about this, probably unhealthily so. don't minimize our choices as mere whim. the people that are giving up their tickets are, in all likelihood, feeling really shitty about it. by the way, dave brandon - this is thanksgiving weekend, and a lot of kids are going home. if you think the student section looked like shit earlier this season, just wait. the sight of a bunch of red shirts in that corner is going to look really bad on tv. but hey, tv rights. congrats on the upcoming men's ballroom dancing team. |
2 weeks 3 days ago | e5 |
double post. apologies. |
2 weeks 3 days ago | yes, 2003. |
beat notre dame, beat sparty, beat ohio state, were #4 in the country going into the rose bowl...if we do that next year we're in the playoff. |


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presentation was bland. would like to see local companies bread like Farm to Market etc. dinner roll was bland.
It was my husband and I's 21st wedding anniversary. The evening was wonderful thanks to Majestic. Great jazz, great food, delicious wine. Loved it! Thank you for making our night a special one!
My parents always went to the Majestic for their special occasions, so I've had a lifelong interest. This was our first time to go and we went to celebrate my birthday. What a special evening. We spent the first 30 minutes at the bar just for fun and had a delightful interaction with the bartender. He was very knowledgeable and helpful. Then we had our dinner in the Jazz Club. The music was great, the service was exemplary, and the food was delicious. From the Maitre d' to the end of the meal, we were treated and felt very special.
Although I went for jazz brunch, it turned out that was only on Sunday. Despite no live music, the atmosphere, service, and food were all superior. I would definitely go back! There was a special omelet with beef sirloin as a special. It was amazing! It came with a generous side of fruit.
Had a very romantic dinner with my husband. We had just dropped our son of a Rockhurst College. And my husband brought me here for a pick me up/ Romantic dinner. He succeeded! Had a great 14oz. bone in ribeye. Delicious! And there was a jazz trio playing. Very intertaining. We'll be back.
We do love this place. However, the last few times we have been there we get the table at the bottom of the stairs and I couldn't hear the waitress, even when she looked right at me. Love the jazz/piano but it was just to loud, we couldn't have a conversation. Maybe it's just that table, and we can take care of that, by not sitting at that table. Food was great, it took a while for a slow monday night.
Was a wonderful dinner although our waitress was so busy we were left waiting a bit ... it was fine to wait in between courses once we had our wine though! ... great variety on their wine list ... if it wasn't for having to get up so early again for our conference ... we would have checked out the jazz scene downstairs... definitely recommend the crab cakes with pesto!! Amazing!
Food was delicious. Service great. Parking easy. What else could you want
Another great meal at the Majestic Steakhouse. Steaks were perfect! Excellent selection of single-malt Scotches from all the regions of Scotland. Highly recommend for a Sunday night change of pace.
Overall a very nice dining experience. The Jazz Club is very cozy and intimate and great place to savor your steak if you like jazz. Service was good, but it should have been, we were the first ones in at 5pm. A dining partner said that the KC strip steak she had was about the best steak ever. The salmon was cooked properly and not too dry. All entrees come with choice of soup or salad and choice of two sides. Any up-charge for sides is clearly noted on the menu. Very extensive wine list with a few not so expensive choices. Great selection of bourbons. My only criticism is this place is quite expensive, with some steak choices going for north of $60. I would have given an overall five star rating if the prices were more reasonable.
Yet again the Majestic delivers a fine meal when needed. I have a visiter from Italy and he wanted a good steak. We came to the Majestic and in his words at the end of the meal "I am Very happy."
The restaurant was nice, service first rate and our meal was great. I would like to go again but I would request the jazz room, it looked really fun. Our waiter should us where the tunnels were located and overall it was a really neat experience.
This was my second visit in less than 2 months and the whole experience was exceptional. I made it a point to dine there on Sunday night because they have open jazz night. The band was great, the food was great and service was great. I would highly recommend this establishment to everyone.
Awesome dinner accompanied by an outstanding jazz trio. This is what KC dining should be. We had a wonderful evening!
Food was fantastic. Atmosphere was just as pleasing. Prices were quite high but considering the fact that you're paying for both excellent food and pleasurable entertainment, it's really quite reasonable. Perfect atmosphere to celebrate a special occasion. We will be returning in the near future, perhaps for our wedding anniversary.
What an experience. 1st time to KC and asked a KC SWAT officer where a good local joint would be to eat. He immediately recommended The Majestic for "...the total KC experience". The main floor bar was impressively stocked with great selections of beer, wine and hard liquor. The bar/wait staff were outstanding(Thanks Casey). The ambience of the dining room was incredibly cool and looked like a snapshot from the roaring 20's. After an incredible steak dinner, we headed into the basement to the jazz bar which is a former speakeasy. There we ran into a KC icon...David, the white-haired bartender, not only knew his trade but was the resident historian for Kansas City(Thank you, David) . I highly recommend this historic and gastronomic gem.
Enjoyed the food and the jazz in a historic building with character. For couples or girls night out, great for music which kept the conversation going. It felt historically quaint and a step back in time but with all the modern amenities. The service was perfect, polite and helpful. They helped us celebrate our 25th Anniversary with quiet style!
The lower level Jazz bar/dining has the feel of a prohibition era speak easy. The wait staff made us feel like we were V.I.P.'s and the food recommendations were spot on. Perfect date night with excellent jazz on a Tuesday night. The Herman Mehari Trio provided a perfect soundtrack for the evening. All the food was excellent from the mussels and fries to the cheese plate and the martini's were tops. Comfortable dress, (business casual) the jazz club had a swanky feel that wasn't the least bit smug or pretentious. Nearby parking was free. Prices are high but well worth what is delivered.
My wife and I went for our wedding anniversary. Initially the outside of the establishment can turn you off but the inside was very nice and contains a lot of Kansas City history. The clientele is a bit on the older side but a good environment and the Jazz music was great. Pricey menu, with good food. Staff well versed in the menu options and the conversation with them was entertaining. Overall good experience.
JOE was our waiter and he was so knowledgeable and friendly I will always ask for him in the future. Trust his advice
I made a reservation at The Majestic with a group of 10 people and the restaurant was able to accommodate our group in the jazz club, which was great. The atmosphere was very comfortable and cozy, the music helped set the mood, and the food was fine. Where the restaurant really excelled was the service - our server was outstanding, very friendly and attentive but not over-the-top, quick to check on the table and make sure everything was going well, etc. I would recommend The Majestic based on the service alone, but the rest is pretty good too!
Steaks and Jazz put Kansas City on the map for world class entertainment.The Majestic combines these two Kansas City signature items to perfection. You can't go wrong choosing the Majestic for a night on the town.
Last Sunday, we had an amazing brunch experience. The greeter was fabulous, our server had an amazing sense of humor, and the food was delicious! We will definitely be back!
We had tickets to see Wicked at the Music Hall and decided to eat at the Majestic. GREAT JAZZ, PERFECT WAITER, GREAT FOOD AND A CLASS ACT MUSICAL. If you are downtown, this restaurant rates a 10+ or 200% however you see it.
Service was outstanding. The waiter was attentive without being intrusive. Ambient noise is always a problem because the restaurant wasn't built with acoustics in mind, but conversation was still easily managed. We both had steaks and while the flavor was excellent, both were under-cooked. On the pricey side, but we knew that going in. All in all, we got what we expected for the price we were expecting.
What a special place The Majestic Restaurant is, especially the downstairs club. It exudes historic charm, offers hot jazz with prompt friendly service. And also serves up some genuinely terrific food! If the only thing I got was the first three, I'd be very happy, but the menu and specials are remarkable. Richard G was our cheerful, funny, and efficient waiter. Make a reservation for a half-hour before the band starts, and you'll have time to converse before music starts. A salad or soup, entrée with 2 sides, a drink, and you may not have room for dessert. But no one will hurry you. If the band is still on, linger at your table. The Majestic Restaurant is just so much fun, if I lived in downtown Kansas City, I wouldn't dine anywhere else!
Food was great and came out in decent time. Our waiter was a bit off, forgetting to bring us bread right away and almost forgetting to ask us about desert.
The food was great!! A little price but for what you get its not bad, and the food taste great.
The environment was rich, classy and romantic. The service was superb without want for anything. The music was a variety old and new with music only to singing. The experience was very exciting. Thank you
This is a hidden treasure on the weekends for brunch. If you like live music, come on Sunday; if you'd rather have a more quiet atmosphere, come on Saturday. The food is great, they have a huge brunch menu, and the service is exceptional. This is one of our favorite spots.
Went to the majestic after recommendation by concierge at hotel. Glad I went. Great food...great service ...great ambiance
My date and I had a delightful supper here prior to a show at the nearby Folly Theater. What an excellent place! The food and wine were outstanding, the service was second-to-none, and the atmosphere felt like one was stepping back in history. A great place for very special occasions.
I was in Kansas City for a long weekend and we decided to check out The Majestic because they have great food and jazz. The place did not disappoint. Unfortunately I don't remember the name of the 3 piece group but they sounded great and the dinner was excellent! The service was very attentive without being overbearing. It's a nice comfortable venue for listening to good music. I would recommend The Majestic to anyone interested in this combination of food & jazz.
Get food and entertainment! Some of the sides that come with the meal are weak, green beans hard and squash not great, but for an extra $3 the twice baked is great!
We had a wonderful time celebrating birthdays of three people in our group. The music was wonderful and fun. The food was delicious and everyone felt celebratory and happy the whole time. I would recommend the Majestic to anyone. Two people in our group were vegetarians and they were able to special order meals that appealed to them which was very nice.
I had a great night at the Jazz Club last night. The service was wonderful, the music lively and the food amazing. The Majestic never fails.
Steaks were outstanding and cooked to perfection. The Majestic did not need a knife and the cream spinach was even better than my mom's. Service was attentive, polite, friendly and timely. Nice wine selection.
We have always enjoyed a great meal at the Majestic. This history making restaurant that provides a memorable meals is one of our favorites when we are going downtown. Take a trip back in time and enjoy some excellent jazz while you eat.
Great place to visit; but doing it over again; I would eat dinner before going. Appetizers, dessert and beverage selection were all great. Entrees were sub par especially for the $'s. Steaks were not seasoned or cooked to to the requested degree and sweet potatoes were over spiced. Jazz performance was wonderful. Service was above average.
Was a very enjoyable evening. Food was excellent and service was not rushed by waiters trying to set a record for turning tables as fast as possible. It gave us time to really enjoy the live jazz.
We had a great experience. The wine list is good and the servers are very knowledgeable and helpful in making your selections. We chose to sit upstairs where it is much quieter than in the jazz bar. It was perfect for talking and catching up with friends. Our server was very accommodating and the food delicious. The lamb is fabulous!
Our server (Cap) didn't rush us, was engaging, and was sincerely excited about the food. When he spoke of the day's omelet specials I was intrigued. This is a first for me as far as omelets go, because most restaurants - even the best - seem to make them as boring as can be. But between Cap's glowing description of one in particular and my love of anything featuring beef and blue cheese, I figured I'd give it a try. It was The Best Omelet EVER. The eggs were heavenly light puffs of perfection. The beef was melt in your mouth incredible, with the most perfect amount of blue cheese to compliment it. Bonus: Where else in KC can you hear a pianist coaxing a fine rendition of Anvil Chorus from the keys at 11am on a Sunday? Ha!
We treated friends from Arizona to steaks at the Majestic and they were impressed and loved it! It's great to have a gem like the Majestic in downtown KC.
Authentic KC steakhouse offers high attention to detail and a menu of wonderful options. Somewhat pricey for what you get, but comfortable atmosphere and highly attentive staff made this visit a special treat. Thanks to our server and sommelier Amy!
Great time listening to jazz piano, sax and drums. Also had a drop-in visitor Marilyn Maye, caberet singer, who was there for dinner. But the audience convinced her to sing on stage.
After 44 years of marriage we no longer need to surpsie each other with presents we don't need and elect to eat out at the Majestic which always provides a satisfying eating experience with the added pleasure of a great jazz background! We will see you again next Christmas.
Made a last minute reservation for a 6:30 timeslot In the lower level jazz club. Food & service was great & Jazz started warming up aptly after we arrived & playing @ 7:00. Pretty easy jazz during dinner but I would Imagine more lively later & plays till 11:00. We could not stay but will return... Great experience..
Food was very good. Service was excellent. Love the ambiance.
The food and service were excellent. I was seated in the Jazz Club downstairs. The entertainment was good, without being so loud you had to shout to someone at the same table.
The food was excellent, the service was attentive and quick and the jazz was outstanding. I had the bone-in pork loin chop which was done perfectly. My wife had the pan seared salmon with burre blanc sauce and is still talking about it! Steaks are great here too but the non-beef items are winners also. Easily one of our favorite spots.