June 27, 2008 [ Updated May 15, 2009 ]
I had driven by this place a couple of times in the past, and never really thought about it as a beer place until it was entered in the db by ccoburn. I needed a place to watch Russia-Spain yesterday, and figured an Irish/Scotch/Welsh place in a converted church would turn on the match for me. They were very accommodating, even turned on the sound throughout the bar/restaurant. The service from start to finish was top notch. However, my friend and I were pretty much the only people in here at 3pm on a Thursday. The beer selection here was above average for KC bars. Not quite on par with Waldo, Grinders or Flying Saucer, but certainly something you can find and enjoy. I agree the best feature is the two beer engines. Hennepin and Scrimshaw were still the featured beers on engine, and I had one of each. Hennepin really worked. The food was really good pub grub as well - I started with the Rarebit, and had a Sausage Sandwich on pretzel bread. If you find yourself out this way, certainly check it out.

June 15, 2008
An old church turned into an Irish pub. Starting with the best feature is the two beer engines. I don’t know of any other place in the KC metro area that has them. They have Ommegang Hennepin and NC Scrimshaw on them currently. Good beer selection on draft and some good ones in bottles. Thurday’s is $2.50 pint night and they always have live music and never a cover charge. Service is good and friendly.