We made this brewery our main hub for Snake Saturday and it didn't disappoint. The space is massive…read morewith an awesome patio, pool tables, and plenty of TVs. It's definitely a spot I'd come back to on a normal weekend. ​The Drinks ​The Hits: The Hard Cherry Mash Sour Cider and the bright green Scooby Snack were both fantastic. ​The Miss: The Irish Coffee. They couldn't tell me what kind of coffee they used--a major red flag for a coffee cocktail. ​The Food (Bay Boy Specialty Sandwiches) ​They were serving sandwiches from Bay Boy alongside gourmet chips. I grabbed the El Jefe with Sweet Onion Hawaiian chips. ​The Sandwich: A killer Cuban-inspired build on their signature Dutch Crunch bread. That bread is the real deal--super crispy on the outside and soft inside. Because of the crowds it did take about 20 minutes to get our food but the girl behind the counter was really nice despite trying to serve hordes of celebratory drunkies. ​The Atmosphere ​Beyond the beer, the parking lot was full of food vendors and some really cool cars. Definitely worth checking out for the vibes alone!

We went to the CiderFest event they held over the weekend, and we had a GREAT time! They have a…read morehuge space now, with tons to do while you're there. They have plenty of space for a group, or just a couple friends depending on who you're coming to hang out with. There is a big outdoor area for seating, and then they have a huge space inside with games, corn hole, swinging chairs, and a bar with cocktails as well as the normal bar for the brewery! Bay boy now has a walk up window you can order a delicious Dutch crunch sammie from to enjoy with a crisp cold beer. Cinderella block currently has a Royals themed Blue Raspberry Sour Ale and it is AMAZING! The ciders we tried were very interesting, the Yuzu was by far the best one with the Pineberry taking second place. Highly recommend this spot to hang out with friends and have some great service and beer of course!

Absolutely great place to enjoy your favorite variety of beer. Server, Dusty was a delight to visit…read morewith. I loved the ambiance generated by original artwork used on their merchandise.

Who knew that Hamilton, Missouri in the middle of nowhere could have the coolest taproom ever…read more.. Dusty and her crew are wonderful. The beer is great....The prices are beyond reasonable if you find yourself stuck in Quilt City don't worry there's great beer to be had. They don't have food but the bowling alley has a legit chef that delivers....again a super pleasant surprise - reasonable and delicious

I love this place, the food and atmosphere are both great and the servers are always very…read morewelcoming. Now I have to say. I'm not giving them 5stars for one reason. They took away their Chili and never brought it back and I was really disappointed. I loved their chili cheese fries and tots. But now I can't order that.. So Brewtop, you will get your 5star review from me when you bring back the Chili!!!!!!

My wife and I popped into The Brewtop Pub and Patio last night for a casual dinner, and it was a…read morefantastic experience from start to finish! Our server was incredibly pleasant and attentive, hands down one of the best we've had in a while. She made our dine-in visit smooth and enjoyable. The atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable, even though the place was packed with people, TVs showing games, and music playing in the background. We had no trouble carrying on a conversation and truly enjoying our meal without feeling overwhelmed. We started with the Pepper Jack cheese bites, which were perfectly fried to golden perfection and came with a generous side of ranch. Huge portion, definitely a standout appetizer! For mains, we went with the chicken tenders (hand-breaded and super moist) paired with crispy golden fries and honey mustard dipping sauce that was spot-on. Then the pork tenderloin sandwich, wow, it's massive! It barely fits on the oversized bun, just like a classic Midwestern tenderloin should be. Juicy, flavorful, and served with all the veggie fixings on the side plus options for raw or creamy horseradish. Absolutely delicious. Beers were ice-cold, as they should be in a great pub. Overall, solid food, great service, and a welcoming vibe. We'll definitely be back soon! Highly recommend for anyone craving hearty pub fare.

Picked up food at 3 Halves for the first time. Wow! the meat was all so tender & so flavorful. BBQ…read moresauce so tasty! Loved how the brisket was cut on the thicker side. The beef Burnt Ends were incredible. Our son got the pork burnt ends & he loved them! Smoky pit Baked beans, mac & cheese & coleslaw were all wonderful! Great experience with the carry out! Only thing is the sides are a little smaller than I thought. Overall we're all going back!! Great carry out service! Was ready before I got there!

Cool local spot with tasty and affordable lunch specials. I ordered the 6oz brisket sandwich…read morespecial and selected Mexican street corn as my side. I was alone, so I sat at the bar where the server kept a close eye on me.

Came to Kansas City over the recent holidays to visit some friends, and Beer Kitchen came as a…read morelocal recommended place. Good food, good vibes, good beer selection, I was sold. So we loaded up and showed up one day around Noon. Ambiance was really cool. It's in the middle of some sort of progressive looking shanty-esque suburb. The kind of place that does drag queen bingo. I was right at home. Inside was college sport bar, but with a nice, huge board on the wall of all their beer selection. It Was quite expansive. Service was top notch, too. Nice server took care of us, made sure our glasses were never empty. The food came out at a good clips, and we got an unexpected bonus of free little beignet-like donuts with some delicious dipping sauces. As for food, we started off with a jumbo order of the Truffle Parmesan Hand-Cut Fries for the table. We got to choose two from their extensive list of aioli dipping sauces. Fries were good. Dusted with the perfect amounts of truffle and parmesan. And the sauces were my oh my. I recommend paying the upcharge to just try them all. I mentioned the time earlier, because we had no idea we were stumbling upon their brunch menu. Even more options to choose from! I got the Crispy Waffle Smash Burger (smashed hertzog beef patties, fried egg, smoked bacon, merkt's cheddar, caramelized onion, maple aioli, crispy buttermilk waffle). This thing was really nice. Perfect waffle, not too small, not too big, and no oily or anything obtrusive. A nice bun option. Eggs and bacon sometime get lost against giant burger patties, but with these smash patties, the extra accoutrements really stand out and make this burger really stand out in my mind. I also for the try the Smokestack Burger (smoked burnt ends, smoked gouda, whiskey bbq glaze, pickle relish, chipotle aioli & crispy jalapeño straws). Uhhh, as you can read, this thing was loaded with goodness. Fatty burger, smokey burnt ends, sweet boozy glaze, acidic pickles, and texture from that jalapeno. This was the perfect burger. I insist you order this. Overall, my research did not reveal Beer Kitchen to me, locals recommendation did. Shows that you gotta use your street smarts instead of your book smarts sometimes. Best meal I had in Kansas City.

Pros: Ambiance was super nice. Part craft brewery, part…read moremodern Southern brunch joint. Very cozy and inviting. Service was super nice. We got brunch, but we didn't even know they served brunch, so that was a huge bonus. The food was out of this world delicious. And their beer selection was great, too. Far more than your typical selection of only IPAs. Cons: Not a single con. Tips: Come for brunch. Get one of their astounding burgers.

Great music-focused nanobrewery in the reborn downtown Shawnee corridor! The craft beer, industry…read morehas mushrooms across many areas of the country, and western Johnson County is no different. The space is friendly with its seating and there are plenty of games to keep you engaged while you enjoy your brew. The music theme lines the decor, with cassettes (remember those?) from all genres featured. Friction always has some of their own makings on tap as well as guest taps that can range from regional to national. The board will list the ABV for each beer, as well as the pour prices, and you can choose from anything between lighter ales to heavier stouts. I prefer the darker stuff and really love their 'Train in Vain', a brown ale with fabulous body. Don't miss their fresh-hopped varietals, such as the recent 'Earth & Sky', which gives you that right-off-the-trellis hoppiness. If you're not sure what you want, then the makers will always give you friendly suggestions. They're proud of their offerings and that pride comes through in the beer. Making unique craft beer is always a labor of love and Friction really shows you how they get it done.

Lovely place. And it's family friendly. There are so many babies here. If I lived here when my…read morechild was small she would have been a regular baby too. The workers are so helpful when dealing with my crazy "food" allergies and sensitivities. I do recommend visiting this place. Let's give them our business.

Stockyards Brewing is a unique place to enjoy a beer. Located in a portion of the former Golden Ox…read moreRestaurant in the Kansas City Livestock Exchange Building, the brewery carries on the history of the building by keeping the original bar and much of the interior decor. There is plenty of space to hang out at, and there is also live music on Sundays. I first came to this brewery years ago and had not been back because their beers, though good, were not my favorite. However, I stopped by on a Sunday in December in my quest to find local beers to gift to a friend and discovered that Stockyards had added sour beers to their menu. I am so glad that I came back here because the sour that I tried was amazing, and I had such a fun time hanging out with some cool Packers fans who shared their table with me and watching the game with them. As long as Stockyards Brewing keep making sours, I will be back. If you are a Packers fan, I was told that Stockyards Brewing is your haven.

Two separate points to be included in this review. First: The Bar. The location is awesome- the…read morehistoric west bottoms of KC. The bar holds very original to the old stockyards- original wood, ceiling, very old time western feel. It's a treat to have a beer at the bar. The beer...!!! The beer is sooo good. Cereveza Royale is easily my favorite beer. They also have live music frequently. A very nice, chill, cool place to hang out. Second point: Private Events. Ugh. They have a beautiful private room (still very historic) for events. However, good luck getting in touch with anyone to schedule your event there. There is no working phone number available, I submitted two online inquiries with no response, and no response to their email address. I gave up. I feel disappointed about this but ultimately would come back for the delicious beer.

Really great experience! I came for their Thanksgiving day buffet, because as a health care worker…read moreI still wanted to eat some Thanksgiving foods despite having to work a holiday :) I was not disappointed! The staff were super accommodating and kind on a busy holiday. All the foods in the buffet were delicious! Will definitely come back to try their regular menu!

Hostess chase was very welcoming! nice selection of beers and great turkey sandwich. our server was…read morealso very nice, we will definitely be back sometime soon!

I recently visited Callsign Brewing Company in North Kansas City for a friend's birthday last week,…read moreand it turned out to be a great choice for a laid-back celebration. The atmosphere really stands out right away--it's spacious, relaxed, and has that perfect balance of industrial brewery vibes without feeling cold or impersonal. There was plenty of room for our group to hang out comfortably, and the overall energy felt welcoming whether you're there for a casual drink or a special occasion. Service was friendly and efficient., and the food was decent. It was a Tuesday, so they were not busy, but it was also karaoke night, which was a great addition.

Spacious local brewery located in North Kansas City with the addition of simple but delicious bar…read morefood. I have been acquainted with Callsign brews for a while but had never stepped foot into the actual brewery space. Thanks to pub pass that all changes because nothing entices me more than a bogo beer! And to top it off Tuesdays happen to be $10 beer flights so it was a double win. As far as the food menu goes, it's nothing innovative just good bar food classics like sandwiches, burgers, wings, wraps, and appetizers. This time around we went with beer drinking staples- wings and loaded tots. The wing prices I thought were pretty fair ten bone in wings for $16 ($1.60 a wing isn't too bad nowadays). You also could split the ten count with two flavors which is what we did. The first flavor that caught my eye was Parmesan Truffle which I thought was a unique rift on the classic Parmesan Garlic, I was pleasantly surprised when these came out and were dry rub. I prefer a dry rubbed wing because first of all, I love salt and these tend to be definitely more on the salty seasoned side than saucy wings that can be syrupy sweet sometimes depending on the flavor. Secondly, with a flavor adjacent to Garlic Parmesan a wet wing can be very heavy and thus, have the tendency to get soggy. The only qualm I have with these wings is that the flavor didn't exactly live up to expectations, it had nice seasoning and the Parmesan flavor was detectable however, I never got any of that umami flavor of Truffle. They were extremely crispy though and I would order them again. Now onto the next flavor, I decided to order the other creative flavor on the menu (the other two were Hot and Mild) this was a hot honey bourbon glaze. Again, this flavor promised a punch of flavor and didn't fully deliver, I got the notes of the sweet bourbon glaze but none of the heat from the hot honey. The wings themselves weren't over-drenched in sauce so they did stay rather crispy but, it wasn't anything special. The last appetizer we ordered to munch on were the loaded tots which were pretty standard but, good drinking food. They were indeed loaded with lots of liquid cheese, crispy pieces of bacon and a healthy drizzle of ranch. Just so you know, these are listed as loaded fries on the menu but you can sub tots which I was grateful for since I think a tot stays more crispy than a traditional fry when toppings are piled on. Now onto the star of the show, the beers of course. We started with a flight to share so we could each choose a favorite brew to over a full pour of and utilize our Pub Pass. The smoothie sour was my favorite of the bunch which surprised me since I'm usually a hazy IPA girl. That was also a solid choice though and it's what my friend ordered as his full pour. The smoothie sour though was peach cobbler flavored and had the sweetness of ripe peaches, I instantly fell in love, it wasn't as sharp and sour and instead had a smooth finish. Some sours are tougher to drink but this went down easy. The other beer that stood out on our flight was the wine beer, almost akin to a cider but stronger in flavor with a base of Malbec (my favorite red wine). The color was vibrant and it had a rich flavor profile of grapes. Not sure I could have drank a full pour of it though if I'm being honest, it was a little too intense.