Visited their store which was closed with no online update. Suggested to drive 40 minutes away to…read moreLawrence. Major disappointment.

My wife and I visit a lot of cideries as we travel. We found this one and was one of the best…read more The ciders were spot on. Not too sweet. They had just the right amount of flavor. Bryan and Gina were amazing people. Bryan severed our country and we appreciate his service. He is passionate about his country and is now putting that passion in his ciders and wines. Stop by and visit them. They are both wonderful and we can't wait to comeback to town to see them.

This us a new establishment that can not dufferentuate between men and women. The bathrooms are…read moreunisex and it was very uncomfortable to have men in the bathroom with you at the same time. Stay away from their expensive nachos. There was very little meat hardly any cheese but a lot if diluted sour cream that made the chips soggy. The location is nice but I will most likely never return.

If you're looking for cheap comedy in KC this is your place. We enjoyed every comedian who…read moreperformed. We sat in the front row and didn't ever feel out of place. Small spot in the West Bottoms in the Hobbs building. BYOB and complimentary drinks!!!! I've already been recommending to friends!

This is a beautiful place with a lot of things to do and see! I love it during the summer, but…read morethere's always something to do in kc.

First Fridays is this organic event that is ever evolving into something better. Art installations,…read moremusic, hands on community involvement, food and drinks. Fire dancers, graffiti artists, pop up bands, drinks on the patio, it can be whatever experience appeals to you the most. The art galleries are always there even in the winter with their doors open. Block after block with something new. Vendors, sometimes free samples or live bands or watching an artist create something. Of course their is always the people watching which is a sport unto it self. It definitely started with the focus being on the art but it's grown into so much more. Feels more all inclusive but I do believe this is in large part to a creativity that really resonates and keeps people coming back but also participating. Perfectly acceptable to go solo, date, group, family friends, kids, all are accounted for. You don't have to start the night out with a meal, but that's usually the route I go and than walk it off. Coffee, beer, wine, popsicles, ice cream, chocolate shops it's all available. Parking! Yikes! That can be rough but persistence will pay off and if you don't mind walking a spot will eventually materialize. Their are some parking garages available and with the street car available that might help, just allow for the extra time.

The Bowery definitely has lots of interesting events going on, and I feel like no one knows about…read moreit behind the Flea! Usually it's a lot of live music, but I went to 2 one-man shows during Fringe Fest that were super fun! You can enter via the door from the parking lot behind Westport Flea Market, and it's off to the left. Plenty of parking in the lot! Or you can enter from a door in the Flea restaurant. There's a bar in the Bowery and a bathroom by the Bowery entrance. A lot of the events will let you bring food into shows too, so definitely grab a burger and curly fries before heading in. The bar is located in a weird spot, I have to say. It's like right next to the stage. So if you're at a live music show, it's really convenient. But if you are at a theater production, it's annoying to have people walking across your view to the bar if it's open during the show. They also kind of need to work on their soundproofing a little bit. For some reason, they have a lot of late night events on Sunday nights, and I can hear the music in my apartment, which is on the other side of the parking lot. I'm pretty chill with noise since I signed up to live in Westport, but on Sunday nights, it's not ideal to be hearing the lyrics of songs in my room at 11 pm.

I attended a Fringe Fest event here at 9:30pm on a Friday night. The production was excellent -…read moreAustralian playwright / comedian / story-teller Jon Bennett delivered an hour of heartbreak and hilarity in his one man piece - "Fire in the Meth Lab". I have no issues with the space itself. With room for about 50, the stage is always close by and sound and lighting was great. The space is in the back part of the Westport Flea Market. My biggest complaint, and it is a big one; why in the hell do you have a bar that is less than 10 feet from the stage and 3 feet from my seat and allow it to be open during performances? Seriously??!! All throughout the performance I was distracted from the performance by audience members buying a drink. The loudest person in those transactions was the bartender! With Mr. Bennett's Australian accent and rapid delivery, the PAYING members of the audience really needed to focus clearly on the stage, not a bartender reciting what beers are available. Move the bar outside the performance area or at least install a heavy curtain for sound muffling. if you are going to run a performance hall, have some respect for the artist and audience!

Such a fun and lovely spot!…read more The space and staff are absolutely lovely and the prices are great. There's outdoor seating so you can enjoy the view, as well as a plethora of board games to enjoy during your visit. Highly recommend stopping here if you're in the the area.

Great appetizers, excellent spinach dip. Funny trivia host, fantastic decorations especially in the…read morebathroom, all around a great place.

Our first time trying VR for a date night and we will definitely be back!…read more We got tickets same day and started with the easier Atlantis game. It was pretty easy to get the hang of and fun to figure out the puzzles. Dory and Seth were helpful and friendly -- thanks guys!

This was so much fun!!…read more I had never heard of FlipSwitch before so I was excited to check it out. I like that it's not just VR but there's an area where you can play video games on different systems, a ping pong table, and air hockey. There's also a game that's kind of like pool but you use a golf club.. I don't know what it is called, but it was cool to try. On to the VR. I love how they had a ton of options to choose from and the game itself was clear and actually realistic. We played a game that was like Mario Party where we had to complete mini games against each other. Then, we played a zombie game it had me screaming like zombies really were coming after me! They have snacks like chips and cookies and drinks like soda and a few alcoholic beverages. The only "downside " is that there can only be 4 people playing VR at one time so if you have a large group like we did you won't get to play together. Overall everyone enjoyed themselves and we'll definitely be back!!

Go enjoy a drink or the cinnamon rolls available on the counters. It is a great place to visit…read moreenroute through out westport. There is a regular attendee price to use throughout month if you are looking for an office awat from home with community engagment. Relativelty quiet and calm vibes for all to enjoy. Hopefully they have opportunity to expand in the future cause they have a really nice setup to start with and provide a space for folks.

An amazing new place in Westport. Walking in, we were immediately greeted openly and warmly. The…read morespace has some amazing art spread throughout the three levels, including a mirror room for some fantastic selfies with the art. There's also a QR code with the artist's name next to each piece, which I appreciated. The brisket tacos were absolutely the bomb.com and I will be back several times for the food. The space is great. There are multiple places to either work by yourself, have some group meetings (perfect for book clubs or business deals, or play some of the board games found throughout. Highly recommend Outsiders to anyone looking for a workspace, relaxation space, or a cool place to hang out and experience.

Nice relaxing place to have a cigar. And BYOB. Nice to see…read morebilliard tables in the establishment too.

Very friendly staff and clients. We were helped by a staff member (and his father!) who directed us…read moreto a stick that was their own "Cigar and Social" brand. It was a $10 stick which was aged in a bourbon barrel of a local company. It was unique tasting (it was a bit difficult to stay lit) but overall a nice smoke. They have free pool tables, a bunch of leather chairs and an outside area with a few benches facing together around two tables. We were asked to spend $25 to use the lounge. We were also told we could bring in alcohol or food. We walked 3 minutes down the road for some lovely tapas and ate outside. The neighborhood had some artsy people. My boyfriend wouldn't let me walk by myself to the restaurant and I was grateful for that. This neighborhood has graffiti but is in view of brand new, huge apartment buildings. There were people of every color in this venue and on the street and it was a fun experience.