hideout for the chiefs win

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We witnessed the Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl LIV from the comfort of our barstool at Hideout Bar & Grill.  They had not intended to remain open for the date but from the moment we asked they were flooded with follow-up requests.

Eternally grateful, we enjoyed watching quarterback and game MVP Patrick Mahomes lead Kansas City with two fourth-quarter touchdowns in this dramatic victory that brought the NFL title back to Kansas City for the first time in fifty years.

Location: The Hideout Bar & Grill, 6948 N Oak Trafficway, Kansas City, MO 64118, USA

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