I'm not talking fried pickles — there are plenty of those — and 'my pickles' is not an acceptable answer (unless you're canning and selling them). Who's got a proper pickle in the Kansas City area?
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Checkers Grocery at LA and 23rd Streets in Lawrence, Ks has Nathan's Whole Kosher Dills and the sweet horseradish dills in their Deli section. Excellent selections!
The Blue Moose is now serving house made pickles and they are fresh and delicious without a lot of vinegar. They're still green and crunchy and taste like cucumber. They are sooo good.
For widely-available store-bought, always gone w/ Claussen refrigerated, but will be looking for Nathan's Sweet Horseradish ones soon. As far as local artisan ones, I'm open to all suggestions.
RE: Try Nathan's Sweet Horseradish pickles; not available everywhere but I get them at HyVee at 64th & I-29.
Forgot to point out, they're with the refrigerated pickles, not on shelf.
Try Nathan's Sweet Horseradish pickles; not available everywhere but I get them at HyVee at 64th & I-29.
Werners in Mission. Step in and look to the left. Shop 'til you drop at a wide array of euro-pickles. or grab one from the counter jar. Nice
papa bobs bbq in bonner springs has a sweet horseradish pickle that is out of this world good
The house made pickles at Blanc are fresh and excellent. Not vinegar overload like "off the shelf" pickles. Since moving to Houston, I miss the pickles with my burger very much.
There's a place in Topeka that makes horseradish dills.
C.W. Porubsky Grocery and Meats has lain across the railroad tracks in the Little Russia district of Topeka. Porubsky's has amazing horseradish pickles
508 N.E. Sardou - (785) 234-5788
The New York Deli used to have good pickles. I do not think they were made by them however.
Any restaurant that uses Claussen pickles is good in my book. KC Masterpiece used them when I was real young back in 1990. I might not have known much about food quality then, after all I was eating at KC Masterpiece, but I knew I liked those pickles.
The pickles at Quick's 7th St. BBQ are amazing. They used to...years ago...have one that was nearly lethal and utterly delicious. The ingredient they used to use in it is now illegal or you need a prescription or something, so they don't make them anymore.
Do you like spicy pickles? Vlassic has a new spicy one in the meat and cheese section at the grocery store. Beyond that I think Gates has some of the healtiest looking pickles around.
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