The Dubliner

The Reuben, and the bangers with mashed potatoes were very good. The side were was a salad. The potatoes chips is not a carry out item,and the bread pudding was dry and the sauce was bland would suggest a anglaze bourbon pecan sauce or maybe a apricot glaze . I am a professional Baker and would not ever be able to serve this to my customers. Spinach dip was good ,but too much salt.

This was our first stop for dinner in KC for a business trip, and it was absolutely amazing. I'll be tempted to skip the famous KC barbecue and come back here again before we leave because everything, start to finish, was amazing. From the minute you walked in, it felt like Dublin. The pub had all the right feels, smells, and atmospheres to make us miss Ireland. We had some Magners and ordered the soft pretzel, corned beef and cabbage, and a burger with fries. It was all perfect. The pretzel was large, soft, and well salted. The mustard was slightly sweet and not overpowering like some are. My fiancé said his burger was unusually good, just a well made, well seasoned burger, and they had nice crispy seasoned fries. My corned beef didn't even need a sauce it was so good, but the sauce was great nonetheless. The broth was flavorful but not too rich, and all the veggies were cooked perfectly. I really can't praise this place enough. I hope I return, or at least, my review makes someone stop in and give it a try.

Was in KC for the Chiefs home opener. Checked out the Power and Light district and absolutely loved it! We ate dinner here and it did not disappoint! Everything we tried was excellent! Great atmosphere too! Thumbs up!

The service and the food was great. Plenty of seating with a relaxed atmosphere. All of the wood and tile makes this place look awesome. The fish and chips were delicious and very filling. The portion was huge. The premier league game playing on the tv and sound system was the best part. That and the soccer fans that came in to watch. A great place to eat and enjoy some football.