Boulevard Beer Hall
A visitor beer hall with brewery-only and seasonal pours, food and a patio.
Visit the brewery2026 local beer guide · 20 places
Showing 20 independently listed breweries. Tour stops may differ.
Pick a brewery for the kind of day you want: a food stop, a beer garden or a tasting room focused on the beer itself. These 20 places span Kansas City and nearby suburbs. Each links to its own site so you can check what's pouring and when to visit.
Official venue pages checked November 5, 2026. Tap lists and schedules change.

Eight listed venues describe outdoor seating, including Boulevard Beer Hall, Brewery Emperial and Sandhills Mission.
Ten listed venues describe food on site, including City Barrel, KC Bier and 3HALVES.
Friction says dogs are welcome on its patio; check its current rules before bringing one.
Check each brewery's current group policy; Cinder Block asks larger groups to call ahead.
Start here when you want a tasting room, a kitchen or a beer garden near central Kansas City.
A visitor beer hall with brewery-only and seasonal pours, food and a patio.
Visit the breweryA tasting room for the person who wants to explore lagers, pale ales and IPAs.
Visit the breweryA brewery, restaurant and beer garden at the same Oak Street stop.
Visit the brewerySmall-batch beer, a beer-garden patio and private-event options.
Visit the breweryThese work for a group deciding between a food stop and a taproom visit.
A small-batch brewery with community events and its Local Motive give-back tap.
Visit the breweryA brewery with a kitchen in the East Crossroads.
Visit the breweryBeer brewed on site with a taqueria at the Campbell Street address.
Visit the breweryBeer, music, Vine Street Chicken Co. and private events at 18th & Vine.
Visit the breweryChoose by the setting: soccer and beer by the market, or a historic West Bottoms building.
A River Market taproom with a strong soccer-viewing identity.
Visit the breweryA West Bottoms brewery in part of the Golden Ox building.
Visit the breweryHop-forward beers and lagers at its Brookside brewery or Crossroads tasting room.
Visit the breweryGerman-style beer and food in the Waldo Bierhalle and Biergarten.
Visit the brewerySeveral distinct stops for a trip on the north side of the metro.
A North Kansas City taproom with a patio and an event calendar.
Visit the breweryBeer, a kitchen and an outdoor patio on Burlington Street.
Visit the breweryA Liberty brewpub pairing house beer with barbecue.
Visit the breweryCoffee, craft beer and food in one Parkville stop.
Visit the breweryChoose a Mission or Shawnee stop, or head south to Martin City, Missouri.
A Mission taproom with a rotating beer list and a small patio.
Visit the breweryA Shawnee brewery with a music-themed taproom and rotating styles.
Visit the breweryA brewery on Johnson Drive in downtown Shawnee.
Visit the breweryA south Kansas City brewery and pizza taproom for a food-focused outing.
Visit the breweryStart with two or three breweries in the same part of the metro. A Crossroads plan might compare Alma Mader, City Barrel and Border Brewing. For food, look at Brewery Emperial or City Barrel. Check each taproom's own hours, food service and current policies before you set a route. The places here are not a promise of Barley Bus tour stops.
Ten places in this guide advertise food on site: Boulevard Beer Hall, Brewery Emperial, City Barrel, Torn Label and Tacos Valentina, Vine Street, KC Bier, Callsign, 3HALVES, Rochester Parkville, and Martin City. Check each venue's current kitchen hours before planning a meal.
No. This guide is for choosing your own places. The Kansas City brewery tour is a separate bookable outing; see its page for what is included and ask about a private group plan for your date.