We went to there place many times and it was so nice to visit this place again last weekend. Definitely had a great time there and the food still makes surprise and very much satisfied. So many excellent options and they have great quality of food. The drinsk were excellent too and the beers were so cool, perfect with the SmokeHouse Burger with Burnt Ends which full of filling with Bacon and patty. The appetizer was so good. Other food really hit the spot and has decent flavor. The food portion size was reasonable with the price. The place was a bit crowded when we came there. We got a spot and the place was quite spacious and comfortable to dine in.

The burgers was so good and very delicious. Other food were excellent with nice options. This place was highly recommend and the menu was great. Everything was well-cooked and super amazing food. I love the Chicken and waffles, good texture and pleasant flavor. The restaurant was really cool and you cant get a reservation too. The staff was friendly. A bit pricey but reasonable.

Great place to go with a group. Excellent service. I had the salmon bowl. It had salmon, rice and vegetables. Very tasty. I had hot tea after my meal and the tea service was excellent with a nice tray that had a tea cup with a small pot of hot water. The server brought over a box with various teas to choose from. I chose an organic black currant tea that was a perfect end to a great meal.

We stopped in here for Happy Hour and we were indeed happy with our decision! The place is clean and has a cool vibe. We sat at the bar and our bartender was friendly. They have a nice selection of apps and drinks for $4-$6. We chose to try a couple of their tacos, my husband had an IPA and I had a peach hard cider. The Thai chicken tacos was great, but the green chile carnitas was spectacular. We will absolutely be hitting up Beer Kitchen for happy hour again soon!

The food is delicious here.... Waiting for the burnt mayo to come through, it was the best condiment in KC and would love to see it at Beer Kitchen now that Mickeys is closed. Staff are kind and prompt. The ambiance is amazing

Visited my family for a wedding in Kansas City and this was one of the most recommended places and it delivered! You can build your own Mac & cheese and of course in true KC bbq style I ordered it with burnt ends. The drinks were lovely as well.

This was my first time at Beer Kitchen. My wife came here back in 2018 before we even lived in Kansas City. She had a chicken and waffles and said it was very good. Tonight, I had a work group meeting here. It was very nice. Joe was our server and he was amazing and handled our table of eight people easily. No one wanted for anything. I highly recommend grabbing Joe if you're there. He was kind enough to tell me about the sliders happy hour special 10 minutes before that deal expired. I got two sliders and they were so good. I got two more and the side salad and that was my dinner. I also had a delicious kombucha. I am excited to return here soon.

While in town, we had time before our flight to enjoy brunch at Beer Kitchen and had a fantastic experience. To secure a table, we made reservations for the first seating at 9am and were the first to arrive, snagging a cozy corner spot. The restaurant's decor is retro with a rustic charm. Our server, despite being in training, was excellent--friendly, attentive, and helpful. We kicked off brunch with a carafe of mimosas, perfectly balanced with just a splash of orange juice, and a Wake & Bake Mary, which my husband declared one of the best Bloody Marys he's had (second only to mine!). For starters, we enjoyed Baby Donuts with cereal milk anglaise and fresh raspberry jam--highly recommended. Our main dishes included the Crabacado Benny (5-stars), the Bacon Cheddar Omelette (a bit too salty), and the Brioche French Toast. Beer Kitchen is situated in the vibrant, up-and-coming Westport neighborhood. We're eager to return and try out lunch or dinner next time we're in Kansas City.

Beer Kictchen has evolved over its course of residence in the ever changing Westport landscape. For as long as I can remember, Beer Kitchen has remained a staple for hipsters as well as home-towners alike, making it a unique local destination for good grub. It used to market itself as a gastro-pub, but that's far too pretentious for what Beer Kitchen is, which consists of a casual bar restaurant that has a kick butt beer selection (though a tad overpriced) and even better food. When reviewing Beer Kitchen, I'm taking into account my countless visits. However, I must dwell for a moment on restaurant week. This year, I felt as though they could have done better with the timing and accommodations because I was visiting on a Saturday at 11:30am and was told only the brunch menu was being offered even though the dishes on the lunch menu were regular dishes on the everyday menu. So, I went with the burger I originally wanted, one I had tried many times before but I couldn't order it as the restaurant week special, which was a bummer. This time around, only one person out of four in our party went with the $20 restaurant week brunch special... which is quite sad. Their pick was the mini doughnuts, which we all shared, and they were quite delicious. But, my meal was from the traditional menu and is a tried a true, the Smokestack Burger. All in all, I do highly regard Beer Kitchen as one of the better restaurants that has lasted in Westport however, I will not be going during restaurant week again because I didn't think the menu was that creative or a good value.

Oh boy, let me tell you about the Beer Kitchen restaurant and bar. This place is the bee's knees, the cat's meow, and the dog's bark all rolled into one! First off, the beer selection is out of this world. They have more types of beer than you can shake a stick at. I mean, I didn't even know there were that many kinds of beer in existence. And they have them all here! From IPAs to stouts to lagers, they have something for everyone. It's like a beer lover's paradise. But the best part? The food. Oh my goodness, the food. It's like they took all of my favorite things and put them on a plate. The burgers are juicy and flavorful, the fries are crispy and perfectly seasoned, and the wings are so good they'll make you want to slap your mama (but don't actually do that, it's not nice). And let's not forget about the atmosphere. The Beer Kitchen has a cozy, laid-back vibe that makes you feel right at home. It's the perfect place to unwind after a long day, catch up with friends, or just hang out and enjoy some great food and drinks. Overall, I would give the Beer Kitchen restaurant and bar two enthusiastic thumbs up. If you're a beer lover, a foodie, or just someone who likes to have a good time, this place is a must-visit. So what are you waiting for? Get yourself down to the Beer Kitchen and let the good times roll!