Marquette Dining Guide
Where to eat & what to do in Marquette, KS
Local guides from the team at Kitchen 64 — the attractions that bring people to Marquette and the Smoky Valley, and how to make a great meal part of the day.
Local Guide
Dinner & Drinks in Downtown Marquette: Kitchen 64 and Smoky Valley Distillery
Smoky Valley Distillery and Kitchen 64 sit steps apart on Washington Street. Here's how to pair a tour and tasting with a made-from-scratch meal for a perfect night out in Marquette.
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Where to Eat Near the Kansas Motorcycle Museum
The Kansas Motorcycle Museum and Kitchen 64 sit on the same downtown block. Here's what to see — and where to eat before or after your visit.
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Where to Eat Near Kanopolis Lake, Kansas
Kanopolis Lake is about 10 miles from downtown Marquette — and Kitchen 64. Here's what to see at Kansas's oldest state park, and where to get a good homestyle meal before or after.
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Restaurants Near Mushroom Rock State Park
Mushroom Rock State Park is Kansas's smallest — and one of its most photographed. Here's what to see, and where to get a homestyle meal a short drive away in Marquette.
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Where to Eat Near Coronado Heights
Coronado Heights is a picnic-and-a-view kind of place with no restaurant of its own. Here's what to see at the bluff, and where to sit down for a good meal nearby.
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Where to Eat Near Lindsborg, KS (Little Sweden)
Lindsborg is Kansas's "Little Sweden." Here's what to see — and why Kitchen 64, a short drive away in Marquette, is an easy, honest stop for a homestyle meal.
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Things to Do in Marquette, Kansas
A small town with a big day out: vintage motorcycles, restored storefronts, murals, and striking Smoky Hills scenery. Here's what to do in Marquette, Kansas.
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A Perfect Day Trip to Marquette, Kansas
Motorcycles, rock formations, a shimmering lake, and a home-cooked lunch in between - here's how to spend one perfect day in Marquette and the Smoky Valley.
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Food & Cooking
What Is Homestyle American Food?
Homestyle American food is home cooking served in a restaurant: hearty, familiar, made from scratch. Here's what defines it, the dishes behind it, and how Kitchen 64 cooks this way.
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Comfort Food vs. Homestyle vs. Soul Food: What's the Difference?
"Comfort food," "homestyle," and "soul food" get used interchangeably, but they mean three different things: a feeling, a style, and a heritage. Here's a clear, respectful breakdown.
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What Makes a Great Comfort Food Restaurant?
A great comfort food restaurant is easy to feel and hard to fake. Here's what to look for — scratch cooking, honest portions, warm service — and how Kitchen 64 measures up.
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