The Pour House

Dingy dive bar with lots of specials.
The place filled up as the evening wore on. Thursday’s are 75 cent hard shell taco night ($ 1 for soft) and 1.50 $ wells. Drinks are poured more on the light side in terms out alcohol, but 1.50 $ is dang cheap. There were two waitresses for the entire bar, so at times, it took a little bit before we got service. You can always go to the bar to order as well. I also ordered the beef nachos, which were perfectly cheesy, greasy, and crunchy. Overall, my tab for 3 wells, 3 tacos, and a platter of nachos were $ 17.50. No complaints.

This is a great neighborhood dive bar. We live around the corner, so it’s our go-​to. Laid back, no frills environment, friendly staff, an all-​around comfortable place, and a great patio during the summer. Drink prices are great, and the food is amazing. We try to make it there every Sunday for $ 1 jumbo wings (seriously, probably some of the best I’ve ever had), and Thursdays for 75¢ tacos. Worth the visit.

The pour house is an interesting little bar. The inside interior is typical of a bar. My boyfriend and I stopped in because we had heard good things about the hot wings. They were a little pricey at first And we were skeptical about it. The food took a little while because there was only like one woman working but the wings were huge and very good! Surprise to us we really enjoyed them

We went here for a friend’s Birthday get together. Unfortunately this place was horrible for so many reasons. I’ll just list a couple: First, the waitress «working» in our area was downright rude and mean. If someone happened to be in her way, she would just stand there and glare at them until they realized she wanted them to move then she would tell them off. (It was Saturday night and very crowded. Space was very limited) This woman’s attitude was so poor, I don’t understand how she has a job where she faces people each day. We literally had to tell her to not bother coming to our area anymore since her demeanor was so incredibly negative. Second, the clientele in this bar were I guess what you would call «country boys» who were constantly trying to get into arguments and fights with our group because our group included a black man, an Asian man as well as an eastern european. They literally said «their kind shouldn’t be there» .
Basically I would only recommend this bar to white guys who don’t mind fighting over 2 crowded pool tables while trying to get drinks from mean old white women.

I really don’t think I could call this place a ‘dive bar’, it is definitely a local spot, that regulars would attend. A friend of mine brought me here just to have a quick beer or two and relax. It wasnt the cleanest place ever, but all the people in there seemed friendly, the beers were cold and cheap, and the food… this is not ‘bar’ food. Butch back in the kitchen makes some of the best I have had. I ordered a swiss and mushroom burger, and when I couldnt decide on a side, he asked if I like jalapenos. Once I said yes, that was it. The plate came, food was hot, and I had this amazing tater tot side, with bacon, cheese, jalapenos, a chipotle aoili, and who knows what else. Completely blown away. The burger was cooked to order, juicy. Honestly I have to say, one of the best burgers I have ever had. The staff was all friendly and attentive, even though I definitely wasnt a ‘regular’ — who knows, I might be now!

I love the Pour House. Its divey in a good way. Fast, friendly service. Always a good affordable time. Drinks are reasonably priced and the bartenders can make pretty much any shot you can dream up. Great variety of music played by the Dj. The patio is nice and service stays consistent no matter where in the bar you migrate to. The food is decent bar food. I recommend anything fried. ;) The $ 5.99 burgers on Tuesdays are good and the wings are always awesome.
I WISH THEY WOULD FIX THE DART BOARDS.
:)

Fun little dive bar! Karaōke, DJ that takes music requests, pool, outdoor seating. Sometimes the crowd is a little questionable but definitely keeps things interesting! Bathrooms could be better, but I feel like that at every bar! Lol! Never ate any food here so I can’t comment on that.

Mixed review/​update ahead:
Greg is still pretty darn awesome and cool. The food hasn’t disappointed; I prefer their cheeseburger special on Tuesdays to most any bar/​grill around. It’s under $ 5, including fries, and it has great flavor, and is very filling! Drinks are fairly priced and good.
My suggestion: if you want quick service, order at the bar from Greg. And stop in on Tuesday evenings for free poker, which has a cash prize for the top few players!

Update to my review 3÷27÷15
Well I have been going to Pour House for quite some time.
The chefs have changed
So the food has changed it has become more processed and tasteless
I am going to have to change my star rating
Today I had the grilled buffalo chicken sandwich see pic you will see how processed it looks. And it tasted like it
If your in the neighborhood don’t miss this place
Over the last couple of weeks I have been there several times
The first time I wondered if I would be back.
The jukebox played nothing but Johnny cash singing songs that were written by someone else. Not good
But it wasn’t loud just in the background
But. When I tasted the food I was sold
The first item I ordered was the chicken wings. See the pic
With a side of chilli, it is Texas chili, meat and sauce. It was hot had a nice spice warmth not over powering.
Together the wings and chili was less than $ 10 I ordered the wings hot. They had the classic hot wing taste and enough sauce that you have to lick your fingers. The only difference I would suggest is to have the chef cut the wings at the knuckles.
The next time I ordered their special a hamburger. It came out nice and hot the fries were hot and crisp. One of the best hamburgers I had in a long time.
Ok so I went back again
I ordered the French dip. It wasn’t over powered by bread like most French dips, the meat was hot and flavorful, not this rewarmed up meat, the au jus was hot and had a nice beefy flavor and no grease. I love a good French dip and this was one of the best I have had
I went today. I ordered the special. Chicken fried chicken. It too was very flavorful no need to add salt or pepper. Just like everything else I have ordered.
So let me say this is first and foremost a bar. But don’t discount it. The food is reasonable especially for lunch the staff is friendly. They already know me by site and greet me when I walk in.
Another nice touch is the chef brings you your order, it doesn’t sit in the window waiting to be picked up, then after you have had a few bites he comes back over to make sure you are enjoying it… Very nice touch.
Their general menus is very reasonable the lunch specials are out of this world specially if your budget minded.
This is a place I will regularly visit.
The only reason I’m not giving it 5 stars is because it is a dark bar
But the food is definitely 5 stars

its a dive bar, im a biker so i dig it! during the day kelly is one of the main bartenders and she is a great gal! yes people its a bit of a dump but again its a dive bar man! shane the cook has culinary background so he puts a lotta love in the food baby! most of the food is awesome make sure shane is cookin! full of regulars during day. night life can get a bit suspect but if you are under 30 yrs old you should dig that kinda crap anyway

After being snowed in for a few days, my friend and I decided it was time for us to get out of the house and grab a cocktail. We were both feeling low key, and somehow we decided on the Pour House. I was happy to see that they offer a couple of Boulevard beers on tap, along with the typical domestics. Prices were very affordable, and they had drink and food specials.
My friend and I both ordered burgers and shared an order of mozzarella sticks (What is it about snow days that make you crave junk food?). The burgers were both huge and cooked as ordered. Maybe it’s because I hadn’t had a mozzarella stick for so long, but the cheese sticks were really, really good. I was very happy with the food, the quality was good and the price was respectable.
There were a lot of regulars at this bar, some watching basketball, others just chatting and drinking, but everyone looked like they were having a good time. Overall, a solid, casual bar and grill.

Best wings in KC. Cheap beer, lots of tvs, NFL Sunday ticket. What more do u need?

My nightlife reviews will be a little different then the ones I have seen before. I will do some restaurant reviews from time to time, but if I’m talking about the «nightlife» I am most interested in the after 10:30pm scene, paying special attention to drink prices, the crowd, and of course the DJ. Being a DJ myself, I’m looking to find a club job on Thursday nights (hint, hint) and I want to see what the other Kansas City DJs have to offer.
If this sounds like a conflict of interest, rest assured it as not as weird as it sounds. Usually DJs are only competitive in the beginning. After we get our confidence, it’s very common for DJ’s to be supportive of each other. I appreciate the other guy’s style, and enjoy hearing what they do on my nights off.
I always thought this place was a dive bar, but I was completely mistaken, it’s more of a neighborhood hangout. For one thing, it’s too clean to be a dive bar in my book. There are a couple of pool tables, a handful of video games and a large outside patio for smoking. The décor is comfortable, not fancy and the prices are reasonable (for drinks /​food unknown).
More importantly for the hangout aspect, I got the distinct impression that half of the people there knew each other. This was my first time inside, on the Friday of Thanksgiving Weekend, so the crowd was a little light. I happen to live 5 houses away from the Pour House and know for a fact it is usually very busy.
Everyone also seemed to know DJ Will, who was the reason I decided to drop by that night. This was also my first time seeing him in action, and I’m sure I will be sure to go back and see him again and turn into one of the neighborhood regulars. Will is very friendly and approachable while working, he’s got a lot of great music, and he’s even mixing Videos! There is absolutely no way I can call this place a dive bar when they have 3 TVs dedicated to video mixing for their Friday Dance nights.
Will explained to me that while the dance floor fills up, having the videos available keeps the rest of the bar interested and involved with the music. I agree. I expected to hear good music based on the full parking lot every night and knowing Will, but the video mixing was a pleasant surprise.
Their entertainment schedule is set up as Karaōke on Thursday and Saturdays and Sundays, with Friday being the only straight dance night of the week. Since Karaōke is not my thing, you can expect to see me there from time to time on Fridays, and I would recommend it. It seems like a fun evening with an upgrade at the DJ position for a neighborhood hangout I would actually like to hang out at.