Kansas City Bier Company

This place has a sleek, industrial look to it--not something I'd expect from a German-themed joint. We dropped in for a couple of beers, some wurst (they're okay), and to watch some football on their televisions. Unfortunately, they had turned off the television audio and were playing bland/typical pop music. The entire experience felt very sterile, characterless. I'm a fan of KC Bier's brews, but I wasn't so wowed by this drinking establishment. I have no complaints about the service, and the place seemed extremely clean--hence the four stars.

Edit- I appreciate the time taken to respond to my review. I went back in and had a much better experience. Thank you. I was in from out of town and looking for a dog friendly brewery to bring my dog. I double checked online to make sure that this was a dog friendly place. Upon arrival, dog owners are greeted with a big red sign with all of the rules for having a dog on the "patio." I would personally not consider this place dog friendly, nor would I consider it people friendly. My friend and I both felt that we were an inconvenience while trying to order. I would like to add that we were there at open, so it was not busy. I travel a lot and am always looking for dog friendly breweries, and I can't say I would come back. Giving two stars because the beer was good.

We took the tour for a friends birthday, then hung out and enjoyed the food and beer for a few hours The tour was absolutely amazing. For a price of $10, most of the people were a bit tipsy and educated on the brewing process. Definitely worth it, and I’m thinking about making this a recurring tour visit. The beers are all great and very purposeful. Whether you’re a novice or a beginner, the education is amazing. Outside of the tour, the staff is on top of it and willing to do whatever it takes for you to have a great experience. I strongly recommend a visit.

Great selection of beers! The menu has a ton of vegetarian and vegan options, which is always great! The pretzel and beer cheese soup was great, can’t wait to come back and try more of the food! They have an indoor and large outdoor section, and tons of events and live music, great polka band there today!

Visited Saturday night. Not very busy and grabbed a seat at the bar. Tried 4 beers - Pure Pils, Dunkel, Weizenbock Dunkel, and Never Say IPA. All were clean and good. Also ordered a two sausage plate. The dunkelwurst seemed dry, but taste was very good and reminiscent of a spicy Italian sausage. Cheddar-Jalapeno wurst was good. I ordered on recommendation by waitress/bartender despite not really caring for cheese in sausage. Jalapeno taste was secondary and no heat was detected. Potato salad seemed like a cold German style and very good. I never tasted anything like it. Kraut was good: nice acidity balanced by sweetness. I really wish they served more kraut at the side. I tried sausage with their spicy mustard and honey mustard. Both seemed standard, but sausages could easily be eaten without the mustard because they were very flavorful. My only disappointment is that I couldn't try one of their pretzels. They looked good! I would return for both the beer and food.

I loved my short visit to the Kansas City Bier Company. Tried the Eiz Weiss and loved it. Spicy and complex – a full bodied darker wheat beer. The atmosphere was friendly and upbeat. The space - with high ceilings - is quite airy with a European beer hall. Feel to it. Something like modern German. The bar is well designed. Long table seating is reminiscent of those German beer halls. I’ve enjoyed every beer I’ve had from the Kansas City Bier Company, and I’m looking forward to more innovation from them in the future.