This place is a must stop…read more I love love love Tommy's take two. Low key whole in the wall on the square. Owner is an absolute gem. So sweet. So accommodating. No food - don't worry ....bring pizza from Square Pizza. The best drinks ever. $7 for a glass of bourbon. A glass!!!!! This is a must stop.

Had a couple of beers here on a sleepy Wednesday afternoon. The atmosphere was quiet and conducive…read moreto deep intellectual discourse, aided by some delicious in house brews. Also came here on a Saturday night in October, with a packed house, an underground haunted speakeasy and merriment in the air, also aided by some delicious in house brews. I'll come back anytime, particularly for the excellent bock. It doesn't hurt that the servers are super friendly, seating is plentiful (maybe not the most comfortable chairs) and there are pinball machines.

I didn't even know this existed! It is an actual brewery on Independence Square. Their menu (mostly…read moredifferent beers and a few drinks) is small. But I loved the friendly service and the space itself. It's wonderful for a band-which was why I was there. There's a hallway of art work, with an art studio. Down the hall from there is a window with the adjacent restaurant selling a large variety of flat breads. Again, more artwork. Then you see the barrels and the quaintly decorated bathroom doors. Really, it's worth it to see. I really like 3 Trails Brewery and will return.

Looking to get in touch with Casey Davis in Richmond,MO he should know his wife Angel Davis is…read moresoliciting herself on rate me sites for men's attention and validation. Carrying on with them in the comments she has since deleted account since I threaten to tell him. Believe his phone number (816) 878-8822. Letting Facebook do what it does

I really want to love this place. I really do. It is a diamond in a goat's ass. Posted up like a…read moretrap on 40 just East of Blue Ridge Cut Off...for real. Pleasantly surprising, the place draws a demographic outwardly decent people it seems. So far so good. Beer...cold. Service...above average. Why a 3-star? The food. The menu brags of hand-breaded bone-in wings. If they are hand breaded, then I should be able to get them naked (no breading). They seem to have this confused here also for (no sauce). The wings are available with breading only; which means...you got it...prefab, breaded, frozen chicken wings (not what was on the menu). It shined through shamelessly. 1. So salty I couldn't eat them 2. Mushy meat I sent them back and got the fish and chips. It was just as good. Gnarly frozen fries with the weird crispy chemical on them. The fish was mediocre. Disappointed. Come for drinks. They serve them up promptly in a surprisingly clean environment (considering the area) and the staff and clientele are decent folks. Good place to check out sports and live music. I'll be back.

We LOVE Erin's Pub! When we lived nearby it was one of our weekly spots, but since moving we don't…read moreget there as much unfortunately. The food goes beyond being just "good bar food." It's good food period! Erin's has the best mozzarella sticks anywhere that I've tried (and believe me, I've had a lot of fried cheese). Their Taco Thursdays are also a regular craving I have. Service is always friendly and fast, even when they're busy. Shoutout to Carrie and Kirby - they're rockstars! Personal opinion, I do think the overuse of AI in their recent advertisements is a bit much. I liked the unedited pics of their real food they used to post better than the new cartoonish pics. But just my opinion - doesn't change the fact that Erin's is one of the best spots around! A must try!

Taco night on Thursdays. Don't bother. You're better off going to Taco Bell. Taco shells, broken,…read morehardly even any lettuce, which is cheap.

Great Espresso Martin's! Really cool atmosphere and lack of tv's encourages conversation and…read moreconnection. Wife and I loved the place and will definitely be back!

After a mediocre dining experience in Independence area, we got on yelp to find a cocktail bar to…read morekill the rest of our night. We found wine down 109, and it had a pretty good rating so we thought we would give it a try. It was a super friendly place and the owner/bartender was very pleasant, and visited with us for quite a while. I tried some of their specialty drinks. Each were very good and unique. If you're looking for a good hometown, feel in a bar, this is the place. The prices are very reasonable as well.

All rise for the honorably hungry! Presenting this review in true courtroom drama fashion…read more ​The Prosecution's Complaint: Plaintiff brings to the court's attention: the dark entrance staircase. Transitioning straight from the blistering sun into the dim foyer is a hazard--if you pay attention like a distracted squirrel, you will stumble downward toward your destination. Proceed with caution. ​The Defense Steps In: Once you survive the descent, the Defense presents a compelling case. The interior is sleek, mercifully air-conditioned, and remarkably clean despite the moody lighting. Our party was seated almost immediately, and our server was a delight. ​Exhibit A: The Rum Root Beer Float The Defense recommended this beverage, and while it tasted fantastic, the Prosecution requests exploratory evidence as to whether any actual rum was present. Multiple eyewitnesses at the table cross-examined their own floats and reached the exact same conclusion: zero detectable alcohol. ​Exhibit B: The Club Sandwich with Fries This main course will win over any jury. Perfectly toasted bread points loaded with roast beef, ham bacon, and a bacon jam that delivers a total flavor bomb. Absolute slam-dunk. ​Final Verdict: Aside from one co-counsel physically banging their head during the proceedings, the court dismisses all charges. I render my final ruling: a great place with solid food. Case closed!

I have lived in the area my entire life but never knew about this historic restaurant. The quirky…read morething is that it's a basement hide-away. No wonder I never knew about it. It's rather hidden on the square, just across the historic courthouse. The food was okay, nothing spectacular, but typical fan fare food: burgers, sandwiches and dinner staples like fried chicken. My hamburger was good, but as good as elsewhere. The service was good as the waitress made sure our drinks were filled.

I've been to the toolshed before this time I went on bike night with a few riding buddies the…read morepeople who ride in there do not know how to park a motorcycle you get crowded in and surrounded and then you cannot get your bike out when you want to leave the beer prices are so high you'd think you were on the plaza $4 for a cheap Budweiser or a Miller the cheapest I could get was a can of Busch light for 350 the biker bar I go to the 913 in KCK you can get a can of beer for $1.50 you can get a bottle of beer for 225 and everybody that comes in there knows how to park in a row so that you can leave when you want to leave don't waste your money at this dump go to the 913 where they have some common sense

Came out to independence over graduation weekend went to many dive bars I would like to say this…read moreplace was the best one that I went to. Everybody was so welcoming, humble, and kindhearted. Can't wait to visit again and come back.

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.