Lee's Summit is buzzing with new developments as the City Council highlights exciting projects set to reshape the community in 2025. Among the most anticipated openings is Popeye's Louisiana Kitchen, which will take over the former Lion's Choice location at Summit Orchards, bringing its famous fried chicken and spicy sandwiches to local fans.
In addition, the beloved local Mexican eatery, El Toro Loco, is set to open in the Summit Woods Crossing Shopping Center, promising a menu filled with street tacos, enchiladas, and fajitas. Pho Noodle Go has already begun serving customers at the former Pepper Jacks Grill location, offering a variety of pho noodle soups and appetizers, with a full opening planned for later this year.
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Subscribe for Free The redevelopment of Quick Trip at 1001 Southwest Blue Parkway is also underway, with plans for a new 5,300 square foot building while keeping the current location operational during construction. Meanwhile, the ambitious Discovery Park project is progressing, with its first phase, The Village, currently being graded. This mixed-use development will soon welcome a Town Place Suites Hotel by Marriott, featuring spacious rooms with full kitchens.
City Council member enthusiasm for community engagement was palpable during the meeting. One member shared her love for Lee's Summit, emphasizing the importance of community involvement and the upcoming farmers market and event space, which is still in the design phase. She expressed her commitment to addressing attainable housing, noting the challenges faced by retirees seeking affordable options in the area.
As these developments unfold, the City Council encourages residents to stay engaged and involved in shaping the future of Lee's Summit. For more details on upcoming projects, residents can visit cityofls.net.