New Jazz Bar Opens in Kansas City, Celebrating Music and Friendship
New jazz bar opens in Kansas City, serving flatbreads and cocktails
Kansas City Star
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Ted’s Taproom has opened in the Crossroads district of Kansas City, honoring the late Ted Burns and enhancing the local jazz scene. Developed by Jon Copaken, the bar features live music, a cocktail menu, and a selection of scratch-made flatbreads, aiming to attract both jazz enthusiasts and casual visitors.
- 01Ted’s Taproom opened in Kansas City's Crossroads district, honoring musician Ted Burns.
- 02The venue features live jazz performances and a cocktail-forward menu.
- 03Jon Copaken, a local developer, aims to strengthen the jazz community in Kansas City.
- 04The bar serves a variety of flatbreads and small plates alongside cocktails.
- 05Ted’s Taproom operates from 4 p.m. to midnight on weekdays and until 1:30 a.m. on weekends.
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Ted’s Taproom, a new jazz bar located at 1829 McGee St. in Kansas City, opened its doors with a vibrant atmosphere filled with patrons celebrating the legacy of jazz. Developed by Jon Copaken, the venue honors his late friend, Ted Burns, and aims to enhance the local jazz scene. The bar features live music from Tuesdays through Saturdays and hosts vinyl nights on Sundays. The cocktail menu, crafted by Chef Thomas Pelkey, includes unique offerings like the Goldegroni and Ted’s Peel #5, while the food menu boasts a range of flatbreads and small plates. With a modern design and a focus on community, Copaken hopes Ted’s Taproom will become a lasting tribute to jazz in Kansas City.
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Ted’s Taproom is expected to enhance the local nightlife and jazz culture in Kansas City, drawing both jazz enthusiasts and casual visitors.
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