Wow! Came for the pub pass all the way from Olathe, but now can't wait to find an excuse to return…read more Llywelyn's has so much to offer. A deep, diverse menu that builds off of just traditional Irish food, a large selection of beers including 2 delicious house ales, weekly events like trivia and karaoke, frequent live music, and more. Our server, Sydney, was fantastic. We ordered the corned beef empanadas as an appetizer - delicious. My feedback on those would be that for $12, it should include 4. The shepherds pie was also fantastic. 5/5 stars.

Terrible food, wasted money, and inattentive service. My wife, son, and I came here for dinner…read morehoping for a decent meal, but this place was an absolute disappointment from start to finish. The service was sluggish and inattentive throughout the evening. When the food finally arrived, it was completely unappealing. The hamburger and the fish and chips were genuinely inedible--we couldn't even finish them. The only redeeming quality was my wife's salad, which was merely adequate. To walk out having spent $80 for a meal where the food was this terrible is completely unacceptable. We won't be back, and I'd strongly recommend saving your money and looking elsewhere for dinner. I mean seriously, how does an "Irish Pub" screw up fish and chips? Avoid this place.

What a great place! If you haven't been here, you've gotta check it out. Especially on a night when…read moreBob is playing!

Ordered the pretzel w/ cheese and the O'Malley's sandwich (corned beef) on rye bread. Very neat…read morepub atmosphere. Pub is in the basement and you walk through an arched tunnel which opens to a bigger room. Tried the brewed cider drink, which was very good. My wife and I both enjoyed the pretzel and cheese. The pretzel was not a sour dough type of bread, but a more fluffy style bread. Not very salty, but very enjoyable. If we get to come back, we'd definitely try the pretzel again.

This review is for a lunch for two in a booth on a Tuesday in early July…read more service: Salem was the only waitstaff working and she was awesome. Professional and helpful with menu. bar: Irish themed bar, so choices like Guiness and Harp on tap. I drank a Freestate Yakimaniac IPA ($6 as of May 2026). food: Super interesting menu with lots of Irish-themed choices. Not just bangers and mash or corned beef and cabbage, but offerings like colcannon and coddle. For our first visit, we went with classics. I had a club sandwich which was a daily special ($13) and it was awesome. My wife had an old school cheeseburger ($12.50) and it was excellent. details: It's a small place with handful of booths, tables, and bar seating. There's dedicated parking right outside and street parking. It's slightly away from downtown and worth seeking out.

Amazing food!!! And dog friendly ! We came in on a Sunday morning for brunch with our dog. We…read moreordered inside and our brunch was brought out to us on the front porch. The server brought out water and a boiled egg for our dog. I had the skillet breakfast and my husband had the biscuits and gravy with bacon and bangers. We've been for dinner as well. Never a bad plate.

Conroy's Public House is quickly becoming one of our go-to local spots. While they've been around…read morefor quite some time--and we've visited often--it's recently earned a permanent place in our regular rotation. The menu offers a wide variety of options, from classic Irish pub fare to pasta, burgers, pizza, and more. It's nearly impossible not to find something that satisfies your hunger --even for the pickiest eaters. Over the years, we've tried several dishes and sandwiches and have never been disappointed. On our latest visit, we started with the cheese curds (fried cheesy goodness with marinara sauce), then ordered the cottage pie and the club sandwich for our entrées. As expected, everything was fresh, flavorful, and served with friendly, attentive service. Call it the luck of the Irish, but if you're close enough to visit Conroy's, your pot of gold is waiting. Whether it's lunch, dinner, or brunch, you're in for a rewarding dining experience.

My first time coming here and everything exceeded my expectations. I would describe the inside of…read morethis restaurant as a little dim and cozy. My server was Houstin. He gave me excellent service and was very knowledgeable about the menu. I normally would stick to my comfort zone and just get chicken tenders or chicken wraps, but I took Houstins recommendation and had gotten the fish and chips. The fish and chips were so delicious. The cod was fresh and hot and the chips tasted homemade. I look forward to coming back to try other foods and get some cocktails.

Service is always friendly. Food is delicious and drinks are on point. Well done Conroys!read more

Place is the bomb. Food is amazing, atmosphere is perfect and the service is the best.read more

I came in late at night I get it. ordered two beers…read more literally was making conversation with the bar tender. asked why she was wearing nighttime slippers to work and she lost it. I don't even care it was a conversation starter. she kicked me out to make a long story short. I know it was late but I was trying to start a convo and she basically attacked me like I was a drunk dumb bitch. which I was not. So there was that. I wouldn't go back there if you paid me. reminds me of the spot. We get it your untouchable bartenders you want tips but want to be assholes. mind it I already paid my tab early and gave a good tip so now I dont matter and you want to kick me out. what a joke this place is. there were literally 3 people there. this place is whack bro

Not a safe place for a lady. Beware of the owner making unwanted advances and then becoming hostile…read morewhen rejected. Nevermind that he is a married man or simply that a lady has a right to say, "NO"! All the classier, upper scaled, safe places are downtown! Well worth the drive!

SERVICE WAS AMAZING!!!!!!! Was given a menu with drink specials/ happy hour...turns out it was an…read moreold menu in rotation, they ended up honoring it. Our waitress Samantha was AMAZING! Loved our waitress, and the Rueben was AMAZING! Thanks for honoring the menu price!!! WILL BE BACK!

A friend of mine suggested we check out a spot we'd never been to. We chose to go early on a…read moreSaturday, which was the perfect time as it wasn't crowded and you could walk in and seat yourself. To restaurant gave a bar feel, had a stage for entertainment and a small lounge area with tvs around for watching the games. My friend ordered the honey salmon with broccoli and mashed potatoes. Her first reaction when it arrived was that maybe she should have ordered something else but after digging in was pleasantly surprised with the flavor of the sauce and how it complimented the salmon and veggies. I ordered the fish and chips. Of my meal I enjoyed the fries, not so much the fish. As I was eating it, I tried to think of how best to describe the taste in this review but wondering if it were bland with the expectation that you'd want vinegar. I just can't put my finger on it. I will say it was plentiful as I only finished one of the two pieces of fish that came with the meal. I myself, will definitely try something different if we were to go back. I gave this review a 3 partly because of my meal but also the overall experience. When I walked in, other patrons looked at me as if I'd walked into the wrong place which made for an odd feeling. But once my other guests arrived we decided to stay because we wanted to try the food. Crazy how a glance or two can make you rethink your lunch plans.

Fun, unique, quirky hole-in-the-wall, all rolled into one…read more We were looking for a good pizza. Not our strong suit in KC. So, after checking reviews and ads, we headed from Lee's Summit to Third Coast Pizza. When we got there, it wasn't the vibe we were looking for. The person waiting on us knew right away and said Go next door, and you will find what you are looking for. You can get the same food, but you want the bar feel of Next Door. Thought that was odd, but we were in for an experience, so we went next door to Sara Mcginty's. We sat down at the bar, and the person we were talking to walked through the doorway between the two operations and said, " So what do you think. We loved it! This is what we were looking for. We started talking and learned about the owners and the Chicago connection. We were after pizza, so we ordered a pizza. But this is Chicago in Lenexa, so we had to have a Chicago dog. Then we needed an Italian beef. Then I said, " Oh, it would be perfect if you had a Chicago handshake. That is an Old Style and a shot of Jeppson's Malört. Bam, there it was on the bar. Sorry I asked. Jeppson's Malört is a bitter drink and an acquired taste I haven't acquired yet. But I ordered it, so I drank it. The hot dog was great! So was the pizza. Next time we will do the deep dish. This place is so cool: if you bring in your cast iron skillet, they will make a deep dish to go in it. Want a place that is old school. Super friendly and hosts wild, different events. Darts or pool while hanging out with good people and great Chicago-style food? Well, this is your place. Can't wait for our next trip to Lenexa.

Great place to have a cold beer and some good pizza. People…read moreare friendly, atmosphere is laid back,we enjoy this place immensely.

I went here recently with family and absolutely loved it! The decor is great, the building being an…read moreold church is so unique in the best way, the staff are super friendly and good at their jobs, and the food was all delicious! I got the blackened chicken pasta, and while it was more like a grilled chicken than fully blackened it was still very yummy. My aunt got the fisherman's pie and loved it, and my parents both got the fish and chips which they also enjoyed! I will definitely be coming here again the next time I want to go somewhere with a fun Irish vibe. I will say, and this is no fault of the restaurant, that while there is outside seating it isn't very appealing since there's a very loud car wash across the street. So if you're the type who wants to dine outside, just keep that in mind!

This place is loud, crowded.. and I loved it ! Menu was large, so many good options. Irish themed…read moreitems on the menu. Atmosphere was great. Very cool building I remember coming to a Christian concert here in 2003. We waited about 30 minutes for a table on a Friday night, there is about 1 server per 8 tables , but overall amazing and want to come back very soon.

I spent 3 summers cleaning Persian rugs under the tutelage of Southeast Cincinnati's premier rug…read moremerchant Mr. R. Gary Westmoreland, so I know a thing or two about Suburban neighborhood bars parading as Irish public houses. First things first, apologies for my long absence. After the untimely demise of my frequent dining partner Maurice (who definitely slipped and fell on his own), I just needed a break from my Yelping. #RIP #accidentshappen But, enough about me and my shenanigans. Let's talk about Conroy's. This place is sort of like a zoo without cages for the animals. After I walked in from the bright parking lot, I found myself in a dark bar full of people mostly old enough to make me feel young again. A gal with Viking hair shouted "sit wherever ya like!" from behind the bar (I think that was Conroy's version of a host). I chose a tiny little table for 2 (sigh, I was solo) amidst the crowd. I was greeted some moments later with a menu twice the size of my table. I donned my cheaters and began chapter one of the largest menu I've ever seen. The menu was resplendant with classic Irish dishes like nachos, pizza and burgers. I felt like I smelled a hint of Irish Spring soap and was whisked away to the Emerald Isle!! I kid, of course. There's plenty of fare from the land of the Leprechauns and faeries. I chose cottage pie because it seemed authentic and comforting. Even though it's been years since Maurice's tragic ACCIDENT, I still find myself needing comfort food when I'm dining solo. It was delish. I wanted to lick the rarebit it was served in clean, but the nosy man seated nearby at a large round table (by himself, mind you) kept staring at me from above what appeared to be a pint glass full of communion wine. He had a disconcertingly large head and facial features. I wasn't sure if he needed a friend or a fresh corpse for his crawlspace. Anyway, I maintained my manners and didn't clean the plate like a Beverly Hills chihuahua. I didn't try any booze on this visit because my Uber account is locked due to a disagreement with a swarthy gentleman who mistook my friendliness for an advance and yada yada. Anyhoo, I don't dare risk a dewey when I'm driving mother's Chrysler. Anyways, this place was great and the imposing, cologne-sodden Tongan boy who served me was a real sweetie pie. I think I'll download Lyft and stop by soon for some Irish beer and another bit of cozy fare. Slainte!

We crossed the border from KC Missouri to Westwood KS. We wanted to watch the US vs Australia at…read morethe World Cup in an Irish Pub and this place came up. It was very hot but we cooled off inside. I'd like to try the patio if possible if I go back. We sat in the upper room due to being able to see the tvs. It was busy but not hectic and we found a table right away. I like Irish beer but I tend to get the local brews when I travel and I'm glad I did. Boulevard was pretty good! If I had more time I would have looked for a six pack to drink before paying RIDICULOUS prices at the stadium or FIFA Fan Fest! Service was good, quick and friendly. I brought my bottled water in, as most restaurants use the bleachy tap, and they were ok with bringing me a glass and some ice. The rest rooms were smallish but clean. Next time I'll also try to get the 'authentic' Irish or local fare!