The beer here is pretty average. I’ve never really been very impressed with the beer here. The food is pretty good and they have a great patio for drinking during the summer. It is located next door to Foundry’s and across the street from Beer Kitchen, so if you don’t find what you want here, you can find it close.

Enjoyed the food and beer at McCoy’s this past summer. Was sent to work in Kansas City and came across McCoy’s. Found the staff cheerful and friendly. I found the food good, priced fairly. Espicially enjoyed the Wednesday night special, canjun pasta. Looking to go back in the future.

Great micro-brews that are cheap. Good beer selection and AWESOME food. Staff is great as well.

(Visited 06/2011): McCoy’s is located in the busy Westport area south of Kansas City by Pioneer Park. The brewpub is at the intersection of Pennsylvania and Westport. Parking is dicey in the entire area, and I ended up finding a street spot several blocks away. The interior has a dark paint and wood motif and hanging lights. Old pictures and school portraits adorn the walls. The bar is in the center displaying TVs on all sides, with restaurant seating all around, and the brewing equipment is in the rear. McCoy’s’ beer selection consists of 9 house beers, ranging from lighter options like Wheat, Light, and Ginger Shandy to more robust fare like Oatmeal Stout and Toddy Porter. The beers are pretty average on the whole. They have a 6-beer sampler available. Service on a weekday evening at the bar was good. The bartender was well-versed in the beers available and was courteous throughout my meal. I am a sucker for macaroni and cheese, so the Mac Daddy dinner jumped out at me and I was not disappointed. Four-cheese with peas and smoked bacon, ’nuff said. Overall this is a beer spot that is somehow better than the sum of its parts. I would not say the beers alone are worth a special trip but overall I enjoyed my visit.

A nice place in a cool neighborhood with a great outdoor deck. Beers were above average for brewpub beers, but nothing overly exciting. However, the ginger shandy was awesome! Not usually a style I would go for, but it was easy drinking and I crushed a couple pints. Service was good, ambience was great, and good beer. Worth a stop.

AMBIENCE: Lunch time, quiet and good light for reading or computering, physically solid looking, lots of small intimate areas and open areas - good atmosphere. Slap up against many other great locations so well positioned for a night of debauchery. Seems to be a place for all occasions and seasons. SERVICE: Lunch time - Knowledgeable, prompt, friendly and proactive. SELECTION: good but not outstanding. It is a brew pub brewing for the hot summer months right now so you are not going to get the deep complexity you might hope to find. They had a handful of other choices but the selection is minimal FOOD: Four lunch choices, all good, nice proportions and not over-priced VALUE: Good OVERALL: Brew Pub dilemma, make amazing and avant garde, OML brews that a small crowd will rave about or go for the larger market? The in-house concoctions were all drinkable but none were memorable. Lunch menu was fine. Nice place and great location.

Good place in Westport. Beer and food are both above average.

This place would have been alot better if it wasn’t for my bartender who seemed mad that i sat down and wanted to sample all their beers, what a fuckin douchebag .. Looked like a fancy ihop inside, the beers were decent.. thank god beer kitchen and foundry were next door, this place blew...

Below average beer, surly servers and otherwise entirely average ambiance for an "Irish bar." Screw this place.

McCoy’s Public house is a smallish restaurant in Kansas City’s Westport area. Wait times can be a little hectic, particularly on the weekends, but the food and beer is worth the wait. The Public House usually has quite a bit of their own beer on tap, and that beer is usually quite good. Down home menu choices, such as chicken fried steak, about across a small menu, which I appreciate. My favorite is the spent grain bread with oatmeal stout butter. Overall a fun place to stop by and have a couple of beers.