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to allow our employees the opportunity to celebrate the holidays with their families, the majestic restaurant will be closed christmas eve,. christmas day, and new years' day. thank you, and we wish you a very happy holiday season!. we still have availability for large groups in our private dining on the third floor for new years' eve- if you haven't made plans yet, for over 150 years kansas city has been recognized as the cattle capital of the united states.  this reputation dates back to the stockyards along the missouri river as a destination for the cowboys driving cattle up from texas.  today the majestic restaurant serves the finest dry aged steaks you can find anywhere in the country. for over 150 years kansas city has been recognized as the cattle capital of the united states.  this reputation dates back to the stockyards along the missouri river as a destination for the cowboys driving cattle up from texas.  today the majestic restaurant serves the finest dry aged steaks you can find anywhere in the country.  with over 150 whiskeys and hundreds of wines by to choose from, the majestic restaurant has just what you need to complement your meal. with over 150 whiskeys and hundreds of wines by to choose from, the majestic restaurant has just what you need to complement your meal. during prohibition the fitzpatrick saloon was converted to a haberdashery.  this was only for appearances as the bar was moved into the basement to create a speakeasy.  today this speakeasy is the home of our kansas city jazz club featuring some of the finest musicians in town performing the music made famous in kansas city. during prohibition the fitzpatrick saloon converted to a haberdashery.  this was only for appearances as the bar moved into the basement to create a speakeasy.  today this speakeasy is the home of our kansas city jazz club featuring some of the finest musicians in town since 1909 the fitzpatrick saloon building has been a part of the history of downtown kansas city.  the stories the walls could tell