It's been almost 3 years since my last review and I can confirm that the service, food, and beer is…read morestill fantastic. We've had 2 book club meetings here along with many other pop ins and the overall verdict is that it is delicious. The Reuben pizza is what dreams are made of. All the food I've seen come out of the kitchen has been great looking and all parties have said that it's really good. I'm stuck on the pizza though. It's so good that I drive out just for it. The owners dogs are a great plus as well. They are so sweet and love saying hi. It's cute and cozy and it's one of my favorites in the area.

I'd been wanting to check out POG for a few years but just hadn't made it out there. I was recently…read morein the area so I made a pit stop. It's by itself in the middle of nowhere but it's super peaceful. The brewery is good sized and has lots of seating and even an outdoor patio area. They have a full menu of food, lots of beer, and even cocktails and wine for non beer drinkers. Everyone we interacted with was super nice and friendly. We didn't order any food but I was definitely tempted. We stuck with beer. They lean more towards German styles and they are really well done. I ordered a cream ale-Lickey Chewy that features strong butterscotch flavors. This beer was my introduction to POG at a Brewfest a few years ago and it's definitely one to try. I also tried the Eisbock and the stout. All were really good. I'm going to make an effort to return. And I plan to try the food and maybe catch some live music. If you're in the area or just looking to go somewhere outside of the city, definitely check them out!

The beer? As many stars as I can give. The service? It's…read moregreat, always making suggestions. The venue? It's good and can be better. But you're coming for the beer, and the beer is really great. Limitless has gone from a location in a light office park to its own standalone building, complete with patio and plenty of space. There are generally half a dozen or more of their own craft brews on tap ranging from IPA through porter/stout. You may have even had some of their flagship beers elsewhere, such as JoCo Juice, a hazy IPA or Rolling in the Deep, a double New England IPA. I myself go for malt over hop, so I find their Marzen to be one of my favorite beers. If they have their Mexican lager on tap, then I also suggest sampling that as well. A flight of four runs you $14-ish and is a great value, as the sample sizes give you plenty of opportunity to really get a feel for their offerings. If you find something you really like, then you can take four-packs home to go in cans. Limitless is open almost every day, at least until 7:00 and when the weather is nice, the patio was a must do. There are frequently people playing a board game or just enjoying the space, and while I don't want this to be just another noisy space, they could do with maybe a TV or two more. But that is just me being picky and since they are in the neighborhood, I like visiting whenever I can.

Not sure what the stigma was or how it began, but we came for the post-party to a kids birthday…read moreparty and wanted to have some adult time and enjoy some live music. However, the older female bartender was probably the most anti-child/parent person I've met in a long time. Not sure if she was never a mother or had a niece or what, but when asking for paper towels or napkins and she acted baffled like they'd never need to clean up anything before except for my kids spilling their water. When asked about trash cans to put trash, she also told me, "trash cans actually create more trash than they hold.". Lady was wound tight. Not to mention having some other older folks in there that just pointed and talk-down on our group all night until we left. Sorry we had some beers and enjoyed live music WITH KIDS. As much as I like the main room and outdoors, I'm not sure the venue can make up for salty people and overpriced beer. Is what it is. As for families who want to enjoy some beers, I'd find a much better venue. Angry woman in the photo.

Vibe Great spot to relax. Nichole behind the bar was…read moreawesome--really friendly, actually talked with us, and made us feel welcome. Definitely the kind of service that makes you want to come back. Patio is great too--heat lamps when it's cold, big garage doors when it's nice. Nachos Pretty solid. Chips are thick, crispy, and taste homemade. The chipotle sauce sneaks up on you--it's chill at first but then hits with some real heat, so maybe get it on the side unless you're into that. Chicken was good too--grilled nice and not dry. Lucent Galaxies Super easy IPA. Light, smooth, not too bitter. At 4.8%, it's an easy one to keep drinking without it feeling heavy. Tales of Banshee Smoked Irish red, 5.6%. Kinda different--in a good way. Drinks almost like a pale ale but with a little smoky thing going on.

Neighborhood brewery located in Grandview, MO! Transparent has brews for everyone! As I'm dabbling…read moreinto beer, Crop Top Cream Ale was easy to drink and refreshing. Small batches are constantly rotating. Also, the food here not pictured, the mix & match tacos & a burrito.

Love this local brewery and its friendly staff. Great beer selection and always good music.read more

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.

The ladies are awesome! The food and atmosphere awesome! It's a nice place to go and gather with…read morefriend. The beer is amazing!

We went on a day with great weather. They had some of their garage type doors open for fresh air to…read morecome in! Our beers were great and they gave us a sample of one of the new beers (Marilyn) to try before buying it. The chicken tenders tossed in Buffalo sauce may have been some of the most tender tenders I have ever had! Great flavor. Friendly staff. They all seemed happy to be in each other's company and helped each other.

Brew lab had a great happy hour! We went on Sunday and got a HH nacho and pretzel! The pretzel…read morebites came with a ton we had so many leftover definitely a great deal!

All good things…read more.. We were invited to an impromptu event to taste the new additions to for the Menu when they reopen. They also were 'blowing the taps' which meant we get to try many of the beers that they were saying good-bye to. So, a little story. I was one of the first to wander into a place called Brew Lab years ago. I actually found the place because of looking for brewing supplies. There were a good amount of tools here but also these folks were serving their beer! So, what a great idea. I bought some grain... and had a few beers! I visited this place a few more times on the regular. Suddenly one day there was appetizers. And had the most divine pretzel bites that have ever existed. Next time was an amazing club sandwiches. And some pulled pork. All of the food has always been great bar food. And then there was the beer. So many delicious beers each time. Too many to try at once. But, that is all memory lane... Now... here is the news! Brew Lab is changing. The ownership remains the same however they have given up the brewing. They will have a few of their specialty beers that they keep on tap but they will have a lot more taps of beer from other breweries. On this visit they brought out a large amount of samples of the food that they will be adding/altering in the menu going forward. There were a lot of really delicious items and I am excited for when they have the full menu and I can order some of them. Most notably I am excited for the Catfish Po'boy sandwich. We will be back soon to try the all new... Tall Boys. Look for that review coming soonish!

Home away from home…read more You know how everyone always looks for the Cheers bar? The one where everybody knows your name? Yeah this is that bar! The beer is fantastic. One of the few locations that doesn't concentrate all energies on IPAs. They really like to do broad styles of beers and have some of the best Stouts, Porters, and Brown Ales in town! This place is also constantly having events. You can enjoy the main bar area with the giant group table in the center. Individual private tables along the walls. Great window seating for NOT WINTER. They also have the enclosed alley space, which is often used for private events or open for more comfy seating. Larger parties and events happen in the back parking lot! Look for Transport online at your favourite social media platform!

They have a great space to meet up with friends. The service was very friendly…read more I liked the strawberry beer with a little kick - one is probably enough though because it's pretty sweet. The Post It was my other fave. There is also a small selection of snacks if you need a munchy treat. Look forward to coming back!

One of the best beers within the Kansas City Metro. The service is always good and the…read moreestablishment is always clean. Offers inside and outdoor seating. Good variety of beers, most of which have been very good) and rotating food trucks available at night.

Came here for a Saul's Beef pop-up and brought my Dad with me and boy was it packed. The problem…read morewith Rockcreek on this day is that they overbooked, they had two parties happening as well as, Saul's. For a brewery with a maximum occupancy of 83 and an engagement party in the back with 70 people scheduled to attend...you can immediately see the issue. Not to mention the number of kids at this place, now I get it, it was around dinner time it wasn't 9pm however, one of the parties seemed to be a child's birthday party, um what? And why? What an odd place to pick for your sons like 5th birthday (excuse me I am not great at determining ages of snot nosed toddlers nor, do I want them roaming around the brewery I'm at). With all of this being said, the beer was fairly decent and the beef sandwiches were divine. If it was nicer outside, it was still pretty nippy outside and spring hadn't sprung yet, then they have a big patio and outdoor area that could have been utilized. Case in point if your brewery only holds 83 people and you book a 70 person party- number one, just don't. Number two, use business logic and common sense and make it a rule that parties over a certain number have to rent out the space entirely for a private party. And number three, most definitely don't double book your business- heck in this case triple book (with the Saul's pop up bound to bring in a tier of customers you don't normally have) The sour beer was our favorite because, it was only slightly tart and zesty with slight citrus notes, it wasn't too sour and sharp. It was easy to drink which sometimes sour beers are not. I would order this again however, both the IPAS I tried were just okay...the New England one I preferred more, the hop profile was more in line with a slightly piney taste, it was fine.