Celtic Ranch

Well, I’m not a shopper, but I do appreciate my whisky/​whiskey (there is a difference), and this place rocks when it comes to the Scotch and Irish whiskey tastings they have scheduled a couple times each month on Sat afternoons. I made my first visit in December and thoroughly enjoyed the event, held in an attractive upstairs tasting room and hosted by the owner, a veritable Irish whiskey cowgirl. Great drink, great host, great environs — what more could you want? My only regret is I’m only in the area a few weeks per year, so it’s hit or miss as to whether I can make a visit.

This place is great!!! Heather and Bridgett were awesome and super helpful!!! My fiancé and I went in looking for rings and certainly found what we needed and more!!!
I would highly recommend this store. It’s great to support local stores especially around the Christmas time!
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Quick and easy to use the deal here. Enough Irish stuff I want to take the whole store home!

What a fun little shop. We went here after coming home from a trip to Ireland, and we really enjoyed looking around. There are lots of authentic Irish gifts, clothes, jewelry, etc. I got a few items on deep discount /​sale and have been very happy with my purchases. I also redeemed a Unilocal coupon to save some $$!
Really a nicely run little shop.

They have ranches in Ireland? Probably not, but it’s sure an accurate description of what you’ll find in Celtic Ranch.
This is a fun place to look around, and while a lot of the merchandise is a little pricey, there are some nice things that won’t break your bank account-​like some really beautiful scarves for about the same price you’d pay at Target, and they’re made in the British Isles, not China!
You’ll find all kinds of Celtic and American West themed items here, from clothing and hats to jewelry to teas and food. And most fun of all-​Scotch and Irish whiskey, which you can taste! A full 1-​ounce pour will set you back anywhere from a couple of dollars for Jamison to almost 10 for some 12-​year Scotch. The staff are very nice and don’t pressure you, and they sent me on my way with a wonderful glow!

Great selection of clothing. Some western style, some celtic. Some cool irish items because of course this is an irish store. They have great hats and scarfs and you don’t need to be irish to wear them! I bought a winter hat there a few years ago and still get compliments when I wear it.

Very cool store! I love the tea! There’s always something new to buy, or at least look at!

Really, a solid 3 ½ stars, as it is a cool store.
You can definitely spend quite a bit of time in the Celtic Ranch, as there is a lot to look at and contemplate buying. Granted, some of the stuff is somewhat overpriced, but the places to buy a Crunchie bar in the Kansas City area are few and far between, so you take what you can get!
Most of the items for sale have a Celtic theme to them, and would be at home in any good Irish souvenir shop. You can buy music, Irish and Scottish food items, jewelry, clothing, hurling (it’s a sport) equipment, and the list goes on. There’s also a back room that’s devoted more to fantasy items, as evidenced by the multitude of fairies and fairy items on hand. (Kids in particular love this room.) In the fairy room (not sure of its official name), you might also find Half Pint McGee, a miniature horse, who is honestly THE MOST stoic horse I have ever met. I seriously thought she (he?) was fake at first. But nope, just totally laid back, apparently. And yes, you can pet her.
Around the holidays (St. Patrick’s day, the Weston Irish Fest, a couple of weeks before Xmas) they have samples of absolutely heavenly Guinness brownies and free Irish coffees for the over-​21 shoppers, which are perfect to sip as you browse around the store.
I would definitely suggest stopping in to the Celtic Ranch and having a look around the next time you’re in Weston. Even if you don’t buy anything, it’s still a neat (and charming) place to shop.

We stumbled upon this place and spent at least an hour looking at the various items. There is a lot of leatherwork, some tartan scarves, jewelry, t-​shirts, etc. In the back there was a room with a very cool, enchanted midget horse (I hope that description works, as I am not exactly sure how Half-​pint McGee describes himself). It was supposed to be a cave where fairies and trolls dwelt, so I was a bit skeptical at first but utterly delighted once we went inside. All of the staff, Half-​pint included, were delightful.

Huge shop with lots of Irish and Scottish goods. More Irish than Scottish, but plenty of both. Lots of interesting stuff, though some of it (the shirts especially) you’ve seen a million times over. We didn’t find anything but the staff was very nice and other people were buying things while we were there. It’s definitely worth walking through, you never know what you might come across.