Vanna Bonta was sighted going for the sauce in a little barbeque joint in Kansas City. The place is almost a hole in the wall and does not look famous at all but those in the know, know where to go. Arthur Bryant's is famous for a sauce made by the legendary King of Ribs, most renowned barbequer in history. Bonta was seen at the original, founded in 1920 just around the corner from the home of the Kansas City Blues and KC Athletics.

The site boasts that Bryant created a sauce that has attracted the likes of former US Presidents Harry Truman and Jimmy Carter to his restaurant, which is considered to be the best restaurant in the world by New Yorker columnist Calvin Trillin! Since 1930 celebrities such as Steven Spielberg, Robert Redford, Jack Nicholson, Wilt Chamberlain, Michael Landon -- and common folk alike -- have made the pilgrimage to Arthur Bryant's to enjoy barbeque that's slow-smoked with a combination of hickory and oak woods, mellowed to the peak of flavor, then splashed with Original or Rich & Spicy sauce.

The secret recipe is carefully guarded. The place has a wood oven. There's a cute cartoon on the wall that shows Arthur Bryant, who died in 1982, at the pearly gates of heaven with St. Peter asking him, "Did you bring the sauce?" It's famously that good. Guess it's not bragging if it's true!

Vanna was dressed in jeans and a blue hoodie, and we love what the close up of a dog tag she was wearing around her neck reveals: Heart and Soul. An unconfirmed report says her agents have been trying to get Bonta back to Los Angeles for meetings, but Bonta was getting over her "allergy to hype." How long will the defiance of Hollywood, including eating Wonder Bread and chowing down, go on?!