Land of a thousand old fashions, plus four additional menu pages of drinks to choose from…read more It's a great little spot, intimate and comfortable, with a separate whiskey tasting room. The cocktails were superb, the servers friendly and helpful. Overall, a very pleasant experience.

Always fabulous! When in Independence stop by! If you like Old Fashions they have 34 and their goal…read moreis 100!

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.

Fun dive bar close to Kauffman Stadium. I came in after a Royals game for a quick bite to eat and…read morewas welcomed right away. Lots of folks here tonight for a Monday. Score has pool tables and darts which seemed popular. They also had karaoke going on which always seems to draw a crowd. The kitchen was open late and I was starving so I ordered a steak salad, definitely recommend as it was cooked to order with a nice amount steak on top. Prices were on par with sports bar prices. The bartender was very friendly and encouraged me to go up and sing. After some liquid courage I got up the nerve to sing a sing. The karaoke host was cool and welcoming too. Score was a great score indeed!

I visited Score for a Kansas City Blues Society event and Score did not disappoint. There are…read moreplenty of seating, a band stage and dance floor. It's an intimate setting for band jams. There's pool tables and I may have seen ski-ball. I didn't know it was there. If you try to find it, it's across the highway from Dixons Chili. It's best to go the back way on 35th St. or 40 highway and turn right at Family Dollar. My friend and I ordered fried corn ( like fried mushrooms). They were so delicious I forgot to photograph. I really need to return for fried chicken though. The service was top notch and the seats comfortable. There's classic rock facts rolling across the tv. This place would be fun for a Chief's game.

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!

The waitress, Riley, was very friendly and very funny. The drinks were served in a quick manner and…read moreI found the atmosphere to be super enjoyable. A good place to go when you want a calm place to have a drink with friends.

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.

Stopped by for a drink or two, ended up sing karaoke and had the time of my life! Great service…read morewith a smile. very good energy!!!!! Recommend to others, will be visiting again soon!!!!!

Thanks for great experience. Look forward to hanging out…read moreagain. Great specials and atmosphere for a Wednesday night. I recommend and offer my Uber taxi promo code for shots customers.

Food was amazing! I had the tender loin platter. The service was great as well. It is definitely…read moreworth the price. It kinda takes you back in time with a good down home food and atmosphere. Follow them on Instagram and Facebook book.

The food was, unfortunately, unremarkable. The Reuben was probably the worst I've had--the corned…read morebeef was so tough I couldn't even cut it with a knife. The dining experience certainly lasted longer than expected... mostly due to all the chewing. On the bright side, I'll give it stars for atmosphere. Tucked in the basement, it has a nostalgic charm--like a place where lawyers in hats once grabbed lunch across from the courthouse. Too bad the ambiance outshined the entrée.

Love it there! Truly a bike bar 365 days a year. OPEN 365 DAYS A YEAR!…read more Not just once a week bike night where tight tshirt wearing north town douchebags go to show off a chopper that gets rode 600 miles a year. PEOPLE WHO ACTUALLY RIDE GO HERE. But if you dont ride come on anyways. . if u like talking about bikes women and drinking cheap drinks go on a Friday night (the working man's sat night)

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

No complaints, but nothing to write home about either. We took an entire basketball team of…read moreteenagers (plus dads) and the wait staff did a good job serving us. The food took a loooong time to arrive, but it was a pretty big group, so that's not totally unexpected. I ordered the Cheesesteak Dip, which arrived open face and looked large until I folded the sandwich for eating and realized the odd arrangement may be to hide the actual amount of meat, which was lacking. It was delivered on a hoagie, but not a good hoagie. One that you'd get in a 6-pack at the local Thrifty Mart. My boys both enjoyed their meals and there were plenty of TVs to watch various sporting events on. So, like I said: no complaints

I walked into Saints Pub - Independence on Thanksgiving running purely on fumes and poor planning…read more My stomach was emptier than the highway that morning, and I was fully prepared to regret every decision that led me there. Luckily, Saints came through like a holiday hero. Even on a quiet Thanksgiving stop-in, the place felt welcoming and relaxed. The staff seemed to immediately understand that I was one hunger pang away from giving a heartfelt Oscar speech about food. Drinks arrived fast, perfectly chilled, and honestly felt like the first step in my emotional recovery. When the food hit the table, it was exactly what an empty-stomach wanderer dreams about--hot, hearty and flavorful. Every bite felt like someone whispering, "You're gonna make it, buddy." Whether it was the seasoning, the freshness, or my Thanksgiving-level starvation, everything tasted phenomenal. Saints Pub didn't just serve me a meal--they rescued me from a very dramatic holiday meltdown. If you ever find yourself hungry, tired, or simply in need of a good meal in Independence, Saints has your back.

Waaaay back when I was a youth this was called Neiner's and was THE place for all the metalheads to…read morego hang out. At some point it became Nick's, and then more recently was known as The Pig. It still catered to the heavy metal crowd throughout that time. Now it's called Damage Control. The crowds are more mellow than in the past, and they are diversifying the acts to cover all facets of rock instead of just metal. (There's even an Acoustic Night.) The bar is very old and run down. Some might even describe it as crappy. But it has potential. The bartenders were all very nice and friendly. In addition to the music, there's pool and darts. Monday night is dart league night, the bartender waffled on whether the bar is open to the general public that night or not. There's also a menu that is surprisingly interesting and diverse for a place like this. One appetizer that caught my eye was the Tube Screamers -- cheese sticks that are wrapped in ham before being breaded and fried. Basically, ham & cheese sandwiches in stick form. I was going to give this 2 stars because it was really run down and doesn't have near enough bathrooms for the potential crowd size, but since I wasn't here during a music event I'm giving it benefit of doubt.

Rude staff, bad food, and music is hit or miss. Mostly a miss.read more