Longtime KC restaurateur Ollie Gates is inducted into Missouri Restaurant Association Hall of Fame

Ollie Gates has sustained and expanded his family's famous barbecue restaurant, started by his parents in 1946. But his legacy extends beyond his business, and now he will join the Missouri Restaurant Association Hall of Fame.

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Longtime KC restaurateur Ollie Gates is inducted into Missouri Restaurant Association Hall of Fame

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