If you're looking for the perfect dive bar in Weston, Beers to You Saloon is it. We stumbled across…read moreit (literally) while exploring and knew we had found a gem. The "Smoking Permitted" sign on the door wasn't just for decoration--you could smell the nostalgia in the air, complete with ashtrays on the tables. Classic. We grabbed a spot at the bar, where March Madness was on TV and the drinks were ridiculously cheap. Mixed drinks were never more than $5.50, beers were ice-cold, and the bartender was an absolute pro at keeping them coming. If we didn't have more places to check out, we might have just stayed put all afternoon. Of course, we came back later that night and grabbed a table. 80s music was blasting from the jukebox, the drinks were still flowing, and the crowd was lively. It's got that small-town Cheers feel--locals walk in, and their drinks are ready before they even say a word. But even as newcomers, we felt totally at home, swapping stories and laughing with the regulars. This place is a true dive bar in all the best ways, and we'll definitely be back next time we're in Weston!

They don't serve food, but you're welcome to bring it in. Pot luck during Chief games. Nice hang…read moreout, smoking permitted.

A KC institution you simply can't go bar hopping and skip Kelly's. I love going there on an early…read moreSaturday evening watching a game having beers with friends watching the dynamics change from a slow bar with an older crowd til after 9pm it starts filling up with the younger folks. Great prices & always pretty good service. Added bonus: Guy's delicious attached to the building

Visited here at the suggestion of a local who said it was an "iconic dive bar". We learned that it…read moreis housed in KC's oldest building. The bartender was a great guy who gave us some history of the establishment. Along with a full bar, they have a few beers on tap and many more in bottles/cans. We ordered a black and tan and it was poured perfectly (see pictures). This place shares space with a sandwich/pizza parlor, so food is available by just walking up the connecting corridor. A cool place to grab a drink if in the area.

This place is AWESOME (considering what's in town, which is nothing) I know some of the other…read morereviews took off points for it being a bar but I love that. I get to have my Margarita and Grilled Chicken Salad too!  I've been to the depot a few time when I have visited family. The joint is what you would expect for a hole in the wall, dishes that don't match, waitresses that don't wear ties, and a menu that serves hot coffee or cold beer. Check it out you won't regret it.

I'm obliged to rate this place with at least one star in order to publish the review. But zero is…read morefar more accurate. One cannot really rate nothing as anything but nothing. To me this place is as close to nothing as possible. I can honestly rate all three aspects of this alleged food business *zero*. Food: 0, Service: 0, and Ambiance: 0. FAIL, to put it bluntly. And sadly. This place looks like it was used as a film set by a renegade low-budget movie producer many decades ago, and since then, no one has lifted a finger to improve on that impression. Seeing multiple vehicles in the gravel parking lot told me they do have *customers*, and I, being someone who reserves judgment until I have actually visited a place to try for myself (the reviews were quite mixed, to put it politely), so I decided to give Depot Tavern a *chance* for a lunch visit during the noon hour. MY huge mistake! Lesson learned. Well, they chose to *not* give me a chance (of any sort), other than to realize I'd walked into the liquor home of "Go, Brandon!" (as depicted on signage nearby), and they were NOT interested in serving ME in any way--at any time, breakfast, lunch or dinner. I have never witnessed such a sad spectacle of dour-faced individuals (male and female; apparently some were employees, but NONE of the other "humans" in Depot Tavern managed to actually make eye contact with me, no one spoke to me (with the expected simple hello, maybe "welcome new potential customer", etc.)... Hmm! After more than a full minute of being ignored like I was a Black man in a racist 1950s redneck bar that chose to not serve me, and neither any bar patron or the staff there even acknowledging my humanity and presence... I left. I was not scowling like they were, so maybe that disqualified me from being among their clientele. Again, there was zero communication and I was obviously being scrupulously ignored. They must've WANTED me to leave but couldn't muster the courage to say that directly to me. Pitiful. In full fairness, there was a cryptic sign on the door about someone who was apparently recently deceased or otherwise in an unhappy situation... but the trials and tribulations of life (like a customer's death or injury) are IMO better left for other places than for notes how to un-welcome tavern patrons. This is the SADDEST "business" I've ever entered in six decades of some travels in Missouri and elsewhere (even abroad), and upon concluding that they openly disliked me based solely on my appearance (and there's little that's bizarre or freakish about my looks!) and having zero interaction with anyone else, I left, vowing to never return. That will be easy. This joint and the people in it give me the creeps. To me, they look like a bunch of angry criminals. I no longer give half a hoot what they think of me. No one there was adult enough to interact with me on my one and forever-only visit. My guess is, despite its alleged very long existence, it won't be around very much longer. Even if it remains, I wouldn't expect it to be improved at any point. My advice to the owner/mgmt is if you're having a wake, do it before or after hours when Google Business thinks you're "open for business". I'm not used to being discriminated against, but it feels really CREEPY. At least I can take comfort in knowing that I won't repeat that mistake! My final guess is that even if they read this review, they'll never learn from it. (But now I'm being ignorant--like they obviously were too, as it pertains to me.) News Flash: Contempt breeds contempt! Maybe it's time to consider other options. I went to a friendly restaurant across town and spent my money where it's welcomed and appreciated.

Saints Pub - Independence is a good 4-star pick. It has enough strength to recommend, while still…read moreleaving a little room between good and great. I'd go back.

You know what's really good about this place? Their signature 'cup-sized' cocktails, like their…read morehouse margarita, the 'Sinner's Punch' (a house specialty), or maybe even their Long Islands. Plus, the happy hour prices are attractive and the 'portion sizes' for the drinks are more than ample. You know what else is good? The pricing. Happy hour prices aside, Saints-Independence is offering a price point that is a bit below market for their fare, and in these times, that alone can draw you in. But, ah, there's the rub. The food is pretty average, so it's a good thing that you likely aren't going to squabble over the bill. Bar & grille food isn't usually supposed to blow your hair back, but Saints has a lot of fried options that seem under-seasoned and slow to be delivered, sooo not exactly prime. The servers are friendly, but if they have to cover the patio and the bar/dining room, then it's not a surprise that things move slowly. It's a great spot to meet, given that it's just off of I-70, but join for a drink & maybe an appetizer, and my guess is that you'll come to the same conclusion: it's just...OK.

At first, we were a little skeptical from being unsure if it was open to the public; from the big…read moreadvertising signs on the road, we found the courage to try it out and so so happy we did!!// Had good beer on tap, the food exceeded expectation, the service was great, also it had nice open windows looking out. The outside patio looked awesome too - with outdoor tv/furniture we will be here during the summer! New hangout spot! Glad we tried something new.

The staff do their best but it just seems things change so fast they can't answer questions about…read morethe menu, the cocktail menu or their service hours. A few weeks ago we had breakfast, server was not pleasant when we asked a question about the salad ordered and if cheese came on it. We had ordered it several times before and were told "it used to they must have changed it." Had dinner there a a week later. When I tried to order a cocktail off the menu was told they no longer make that drink (they are in menu transition server said). He produced new menu and a similar drink was found (ingredients slightly different but found all ingredients in a mix of new cockltails so asked to make the old cocktail menu item) & was told they can't make any of the old items. A couple days later called the restaurant to inquire what time they open on Saturday and was told they were not open. I asked them to inquire with another staff member to confirm to which he came back and said "oh I guess we are open on Saturday, I just don't work the weekends." Just seems alot of miscommunication going on these days. Hope they can sort it out.

This is now called Heather Beez!! It is a great little local place with very good food!! The…read moreatmosphere is home style cafe. The service was very friendly and efficient!! We are not locals but we were treated as if we were!! Definitely recommend this place if you are in the area!

My parent's talked me into visiting this establishment. They are regulars and get good service as…read morethey know everyone by name. My experience wasn't great. The food was okay and the servers ignore you if they don't know who you're with. (I arrived before my parents and it was like night and day...bad when I was alone, great once they got there.) It kind of feels run down and dingy and the food is average at best. I wouldn't go here if you can avoid it. Pretty sure they haven't even heard of Yelp or care what kind of reviews they receive. They are holding the market on regulars who go for daily specials.

We absolutely loved Pullman Place for brunch. We visited on a Sunday after church and had a very…read moreshort wait for seating. Once we were seated our waitress quickly took our drink order and then our food order. Everything came rather quickly for how busy they were as well. The food was delicious! We enjoyed the traditional breakfast, an omelet with added jalapeño, and biscuits and gravy. This is a must visit spot for brunch if you are in the area!

We were in the area and decided to try this place on a recommendation from a friend…read more I got the pork chop breakfast which came with a loin chop, hash browns, 2 eggs and toast. I got scrambled eggs and a pancake instead of toast. Everything tasted really good. The eggs were soft scrambled, so if you prefer them harder, let them know. My hubby got chicken fried steak, over easy eggs, hash browns and toast. His food was really good as well. Nothing fancy, just good home style fare. The place was clean and they were pretty busy. The staff were all really friendly as well. When we are in the area again, we would go again.

Ah, what a fine evening it was at America Bowman Keeping Room, where the craic was mighty, and the…read morefood came swift as a leprechaun on a sugar rush! Though we didn't sit in the restaurant proper, the magic of modern technology (a wee QR code) brought the feast straight to our table without missing a beat. We started with the Sausage Sampler, a delightfully hearty offering with the O'Malley Stout Banger and Lil Lucy's hot pepper sausage, served up with a tangy beer mustard and house BBQ sauce. Cut into perfect little circles for sharing--though truth be told, I was tempted to keep them all for myself! At $8.99, it was a steal fit for a thrifty lass. Next up, the Scotch Eggs ($8.99)--two glorious hard-boiled eggs, lovingly wrapped in sausage and fried to golden perfection. If there's a food that makes you believe in miracles, this was it. Absolutely divine! And, of course, what Irish outing would be complete without Fish & Chips? At $14.99, the cod was fried to crisp perfection, and the zesty remoulade gave it a delightful kick. The fries were standard, but let's be honest, we were too busy savoring the rest to mind. With the warm pub atmosphere and proper Irish offerings, it felt like a slice of the Emerald Isle right there in Weston. Sláinte--we'll be back for more the next time we are in the area!

We ordered from here from omalleys. I got the full salad and was disappointed. It was literally a…read morehandful of wilted lettuce and several grape tomatoes for 11$. My husband got the bangers and mash, which was two sausages and a large scoop of mash. A bit overpriced for what it is.