Have been here a few times as I only live a short distance away. They do advertise 100 taps, but since this is Kansas you will find nothing too exciting. Service is good, prices are high. They try, but miss the target.

June 28, 2012 - In a cool area of town called the Legends, the Yard House seemed to be on par with the one I visited in Vegas. Had some nice outdoor seating, but at 100 degrees no one was out there. Two flight options that were pre-determined so good effort but come on they have too many taps not to offer a make your own option. They did offer Shortys (9 oz pours), which was good considering their high beer prices. Really good service and the lady knew her beer. They did blends, so I tried the Young’s Double Chocolate with Timmerman Framboise and it was pretty good. It is a Yard House so the music was pumping and sports were on TV, so life was good.

Lots of beers although a lot are nothing special. Did have several nice IPA’s

yet another yardhouse. this one does have some perks-boulevard tank 7 on tap, great food and really hot waitress’ everywhere! cant go wrong with that. my biggest complaint is that its way over priced and they dont even fill the beer up to the top. a decent place to stop if your in the area but not to go out of your way.

Visited on a Sunday afternoon. Decent crowd seated at the big oval bar in the center, surround by tables and booths. Had a pretty standard chain restaurant sports bar type setup. It was way too hot the day I visited, but they also had a large patio that sits in a busy traffic area of The Legends, which might be fun. There were a bunch of taps, not sure of the count but its likely in the 100 range. Despite the wide selection, there is nothing terribly unique; features all the normal American craft, macro as well as the more common imports on. I didn’t eat, but the food around me looked pretty solid. Service was friendly, offered samples, more than willing to switch out a keg that had blown. Overall, sort of a corporate version of a Barleys. I will likely only hit this place again if I am killing time out at the legends.

I’ve been to other Yard Houses in other areas with better beer selections. Heck, there’s places in Kansas City proper that have more choices. Still, if you’re in the Legends area and you want a craft beer, the Yard House will be your best option. Sure the food’s a bit pretentious and the beer’s a little overpriced, but it beats the pants off of what else is in the area.

Sure, they have 100 taps or so, but only a small handful of really good beers that would get one excited. Prices are fairly high, service is average, as is the atmosphere. In essence, not a place I frequent, especially since its not in my neck of the woods. I wouldn’t really recommend this as a stop for an out-of-towner unless you just happen to be right nearby.

I have been in here a few times, but only once had a beer. The other times were to look at the beers and to use the bathroom as The Legends lacks them. I hate to say, I walk in with 100 taps and have a hard time finding anything I really care to drink. The food has sky high prices. The atmosphere is sterile and contrived, in no way did it make me feel comfortable or relaxed. I just don’t get how a bar can have so many lame taps, they obviously don’t know or care about quality beer. Meh.

Likely not as diverse and plentiful in holdings as some other locations, the Kansas City version is noteworthy for having local selections and very helpful and effective bartenders. One tip: appetizers are half-price from 10pm until midnight. Scheduling a trip? You might want to pay attention to the nearby racetrack and Kansas City TBones minor league baseball schedules. We were there on a Friday when neither were in town, and there were plenty of available seats.

Pretty good selection of beers that are available in Kansas. Crowded on a Friday night. I thought the food was pretty good. Definitely not just bar food. My wife had a porcini crusted halibut. The waiter informed us that porcini was a mushroom! I guess we are in Wyandotte county. Everything was pricey. $5.50 for a pint of 75th St. is pretty ridiculous, not so bad for a Hennepin. I also had a Delirium Tremens at $7. My server didn’t seem like he knew that much about beer. I asked him if there was anything not on the printed list (after I already had a beer at the bar that wasn’t on the list), and he informed me that they just had what was on the list. Then I proceeded to order a Hop Ottin from the list. Oops, they didn’t get any of that yet. If you are at the Legends, this would be a good choice compared to the other stuff out there, but I don’t know that I would go out of my way to come here.