d’Bronx
6846 Johnson Dr, Mission, KS, 66202
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Address :
6846 Johnson Dr
Mission, KS, 66202 - Phone (913) 432-0101
- Website https://www.dbronxkc.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :10:30 am - 8:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
Categories
Pizza
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Wm.'Bill' L.
Out of the way and quiet Just happened to find myself in Johnson County tonight and I was craving a good reuben, only choice Arby's. ...but wait there is a D'Bronx. ..turned and made a b line for it. Walked in the door and yeah its not the location of crown center, but I liked it anyway. But how could you not like this place it's not pre made and being warmed by a light bulb waiting for you to order...it's fresh and ya you may have to wait 30 minutes but the experience, the aroma, the taste ....it's worth it
(4)Alan C.
We've been frequenting this d'Bronx since they opened at this location, and have found the food to be good and the employees especially helpful. Not today! Our visit today was marred by exceptionally poor service. They couldn't get our order right twice, and two different employees argued with me and my wife about issues that should have been resolved in a much more intelligent manner. Needless to say, we won't be coming back to this place again.
(1)Daniel Z.
Stopped in for dinner last night, my had a Caesar salad and a slice of cheese pizza. I had a side house salad and a calzone. Service kept this from being a "1". My salad was disgusting and how 2 people looked at it and allowed it to go out of the kitchen is beyond me. My wife's Caesar was also brown leafs but not near as bad as mine. Cheese pizza was fine. My calzone was large but one entire half was like raw ricotta and none of the 3 toppings I ordered, the other half was pretty good, overload on pepperoni which is good and melted mozzarella. People come in after working all day and just want a decent meal and for whoever is cooking back there, remember Karma's a "B".
(2)Caroline C.
I think this is a popular place for lunch for those who work in the Broadmoor office buildings. I ordered a turkey sandwich for lunch the other day and feel that the food did not taste fresh. My sandwich was just salty. I realize that this isn't a Katz style deli, but I was hoping that it would have more of that NYC vibe/taste.
(2)Ann W.
Another D'Bronx suburban satellite. This one may be even closer to our house than the one on Metcalf and it seems to be less busy. Service is very fast and incredibly friendly. Tables are cleaned quickly. Food is great, too! Love the pastrami sub! It's just lacking the variety and ambiance of the original location, hence only four stars, but love that this is a quick handy place to grab a tasty bite.
(4)Igor C.
Had their special pizza. Very good with fresh ingredients. Was told when we ordered it would be 20 minutes but it came out in 10. A little pricey but they only have a large size and even though there was two of us, ended up take half home.
(4)Kara B.
The only redeeming quality about this location is the food. The service was awful. There were at least 7 younger employees, (too many in my opinion) and most of them were messing around behind the counter. Then one girl started snapping at her coworkers right in front of us. Then while we were eating a young girl asked us if we needed anything, and we hadn't realized she worked there because she was dressed in nothing similar to the other employees, and nothing suggesting she worked there. The other thins that made our visit unpleasant was the other customers, I know this was not the restaurant's fault, but all of the people around us were rude and literally stared us down the entire time we were there. The food was good, but based on the reviews I had expected better. All in all a let down.
(3)Amber B.
I love that I can call in my order and my food is ready in less than 10 minutes. My personal favorite is the cheese pizza! If your in the mood for a great dessert the apple pie is too die for! If you looking for a great pizza place you've found it! Plus the people working there are friendly.
(5)Jason Y.
d'Bronx is often overlooked as a Kansas City culinary treasure......O.K., maybe I'm exaggerating a bit, but d'Bronx has been a mainstay on the New York style pizza/deli scene in KC for a long long time. I've heard so many different stories as to their beginnings in KC that I still don't fully understand the d'Bronx history. Regardless, many KC natives fully appreciate the great food served up at d'Bronx Kansas City. I might be in the minority here, but the d'Bronx location here in Mission and he the one not too far away on 39th street by KUMC are my two favorites. Certain things I like better here in Mission. Parking is easier in Mission and seating is somewhat better also. Somewhat petty; yes indeed. The Mission location still has a fairly decent ambiance considering it's set in a strip center location. Some classify Mission, Kansas as a suburb. I tend to disagree a little, especially with Mission downtown area in close proximity to the d'Bronx. Again, I'm splittin' hairs here. Not a terrible location by any means. Well, lets get the negatives out of the way........Yes, the customer service has been lackluster at times at the Mission d'Bronx. Often times, you'll have a few late teens, early 20 somethings running this location. Mis-communication and errors with the orders have occurred. For me personally, this has been the exception and not the norm. Other than those two issues, I've had really good experiences at the Mission d'Bronx. The star of the show is undoubtedly the pizza. Some of the best pizza sauce around. Never too much and just the right amount on the pizza. Toppings always taste fresh and crunchy (veggies). Meat's aren't overly salty and taste light. Whole pizzas and slices alike are really consistent. d'Bronx has some very good lasagne. Baked in a foil container and easy to take leftovers home. The lasagne sauce has a tangy sweetness to it. Not sure if it's the same as their pizza sauce. Fantastic veggie salads and their pasta salad is an all-time favorite. The sweet peas that are mixed in their pasta salad is so delicious. Almost all of their sandwiches I've sampled are excellent. Plenty of meat and just the right amount of toppings. The reuben is one of the best in Kansas City. Don't sleep on the desserts at d'Bronx. Chocolate cake is light and fluffy. Cheesecake is excellent. Cookies are very very good. The d'Bronx in Mission Kansas is such a better alternative to a familiar New York style pizza joint across the street. At d'Bronx you'll normally receive good service without the attitude and consistently good eats.
(4)Layne R.
The d'Bronx is delicious! We've typically gone to the Johnson Drive location, but I've also been to the 39th street and Crown Center location. Regardless of which place you go, you will be in for some tasty pizza! We are big fans of the crust, sauce and toppings. There are a number of options to top your pizza and they use quality toppings and apply them liberally. The calzones are also very good and and you might be hard pressed to finish one by yourself. The side salads are bigger than you'd expect and are almost filling all on their own. All in all, the food is excellent at d'Bronx. There are a number of tasty places to get pizza in KC (Minsky's, Kelso's, Pizza Bella) and d'Bronx is right up there in the places I would first consider to go when I'm in the mood for pizza. The store is casual and clean. It's got a certain strip mall vibe going on but who really cares? This is more family or on the run type of dining. If you are thinking of more of a date night, try the 39th street location for a casual date spot. The service is always quick and attentive.
(4)Aimee W.
So I went for lunch today. It's gorgeous out and I can walk to it from my office. I went in and got in line. The lady answered my questions and took my order giving me the lucky 13 - oh yeah. I filled my water cup, picked up my napkin and spoon and found a nice little table. I got my book out and was barely able to crack it open when my soup arrived. It's Friday and I got the clam chowder - it came with some crackers. It was hot (burned my tongue - my fault - I couldn't wait for it to cool) and creamy and delicious. A little salty but it hit the spot. I should have gotten a bowl and called it a day but I wanted to try the Reuben. Which I did. This too was tasty - packed with meat, lots of delicious dressing, crunchy sauerkraut. Just good - but soggy - although I haven't found one yet that isn't at least a little soggy. Anyway, good lunch, good service - I had someone at my table several times picking up dishes, offering drinks, crackers, etc. Very good service. okaybye. Aimee
(3)Sharon D.
I consider this my neighborhood sandwich and pizza place. It definitely does not have the character and atmosphere like its cousin on 39th & Bell St. Shockingly bland, actually. I will give it a pass because it's new and the food is just as good. The service is friendly and fast. I usually get the Turkey Club Deluxe which um, hello.. bacon + sandwich = GOLDEN! And its real bacon! I don't think the Quiznos located right next door can say the same thing. The russian dressing in this also adds a bit of amazing that mayo cannot deliver. I have also tried the pizza on a few occasions and it's greasy, cheesy, and delicious. I wouldn't dare call it the best pizza in Kansas City, but it sure is tasty by the slice. But I gotta say to d'Bronx - just because you are nestled in a burbclave shopping district in JoCo, does not mean you can paint your restaurant in some bland color with bricks and be okay with it. Spice it up at bit! Put up some artwork? Paint the walls something other than beige? First impressions do count, you know!
(4)Dev V.
A good addition to the Mission area, d'Bronx has a well known name and reputation to pack this place daily. I have stopped in for lunch a handful of times, the girls at the register are always friendly and patient (I tend to scan the menu a few times). I always get carry out, so I'm usually there for 5-10 minutes based on what I order and how many orders are in front of me. Can't really say a bad thing about this place. No real ambiance, but that doesn't matter when you're getting items to go.
(4)Hayley S.
On Friday the line at Italian Delight was out the door, so we gave d'Bronx another shot. This time I ordered a Reuben and my mom ordered an Eggplant Parmesan Sub, with some coleslaw and olive salad for carry-out. While it's not the best Reuben I've ever had, it scratched an itch and I will certainly sample their other sandwich selections - all under $7. I am disappointed, however, that their plastic to-go containers are not recyclable.
(3)Raquel C.
A 3rd D'Bronx? Y E S, A 3rd less of a personality? Y E S. Thats ok, so what if it looks just like any other deli shop with nothing special with the interior. The food was pretty DERN good ;) I had the corned beef sub, at just a little over 7 bucks. It was tasty. Chicken Noodle soup was pretty good, and the slice of pizza "was great!" says my daughter...oye In the words of Arnold.... "I'll be baahck"
(4)JC A.
We were in a hurry so got take-out and they were fast. Husband: Napoli sandwich - he really liked it. I had slice of cheese pizza-NY style. Was good, not AS good as slices I've had in NY, but maybe I was eating up the atmosphere more than pizza in NY. Will try again and review again for more thorough assessment.
(3)Priscilla Z. D.
I don't totally understand why people love this place so much. d'Bronx is okay, but I definitely don't go out of my way to get it. The one in Westport is much better. Food is all pretty mediocre in my opinion. If I'm in Mission, I'd go to Avellutos over d'Bronx any day.
(2)Kris P.
Good food, but doesn't quite have the ambiance of some of the other d'Bronx restaurants I've been in. Still highly recommend it.
(5)Monica C.
d'Bronx is my little home away from home! I go for the vegetarian sub, but i know other menu items are great as well. It is a New York style deli as well as pizzeria. They always have fresh choices for sides and desserts. And if you have kids, ask for kid dough...they will bring the kiddos a slice of pizza dough to mold, decorate or whatever will keep the wee ones happy until the pizza arrives.
(5)Rodeo G.
Normally a Minsky's guy, but following the "top 50 dishes in KC" in the pitch.. tried the cheese pizza. WOW.. tried couple other dishes, but cheese pie the right price, and is SAH good.. Note; have done the medcenter version a couple times, but why no beer? silly
(4)Paul B.
My family met for dinner tonight. Six o'clock 97 degrees outside 87 degrees in the D'Bronx. We asked a food runner about the temperature and she said the A/C was turned all the way down. That's how the night started. I usually go to the 39th Street location and always enjoy it. I figured things would be the same or very close. Overall our group was less than thrilled with there dinner. I ordered 2 slices of pizza that came out wrong and Sherry (I think a Manager) made me feel as if it was my fault the order was wrong. Sherry "graciously" replaced the pizza. I ordered ricotta, chicken and roasted red pepper. The pizza was covered in canned red peppers that had to be scraped off. Another pizza that had spinach on was covered in frozen spinach. A previous review mentioned Sysco products as the norm and I would have to agree it looked and tasted like it. Not what I expect on a $7.00 slice of pizza. The Reuben was good on the upside. Pros: Clean restrooms , Reuben Cons: Sherry's attitude towards us and her employees. Sherry was loud and unprofessional yelling at her employees. I'm going to stick to the 39th Street location.
(2)Rob D.
Not consistent so not 5 star. Great pizza sometimes, very average other times. MY style pizza what ya want? This OS a good option.
(4)Steven A.
The food is just as good as the original d'Bronx on 39th & State Line, but it's missing the atmosphere.
(4)Tim E.
I have yet to have something bad off of their menu. Their Pizza is amazing, and after having almost all of their sandwiches I have yet to have a bad one. I really really wish they made breaded pork tenderloins here. I am told they just didn't have enough room to fit it in :/ Still 5/5, highly recommend to anyone who likes food..
(5)Marie D.
I've only ever had pizza at the other locations and it has been my favorite in the KC area, but new location-new order I guess. I had the "authentic" sub with turkey and provolone and it was super yummy! The black olives and balsamic vinaigrette were out for my heart, the turkey actually tasted like turkey. Really delicious turkey! And the bread tasted homemade and very fresh. It was inexpensive (under $5 I think) and definitely large enough to split, but I just couldn't stop myself from eating the whole thing! Next time I'll have a tough decision to make between a sandwich or pizza:)
(5)Elizabeth N.
Ok so now I noticed that they started using cysco products... isn't that what they use in jails?? they cant at least go to sams club or restaurant depot??
(1)Stephanie S.
Great food, closer to us than the original, which I still want to go to. The subs are great. The atmosphere is vanilla, but it just opened, so I'm giving it a little time! All in all, I'd go back!
(4)Katia S.
This d'Bronx has a relaxed atmosphere. The counter and table help are friendly and attentive. You can customize your order and count on not being disappointed. The food tastes good and fresh. The portions are large for the sandwiches and pasta dishes, so I often have left over for another meal. I've enjoyed sitting down and reading a book after my meals during the off hours.
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