Browne’s Irish Marketplace is more than a pub—it’s a Kansas City institution with over a century of Irish heritage. Inside this cozy Westport spot, you’ll find Irish imports, comforting meals, and warm hospitality passed down through generations. The café offers hearty fare like shepherd’s pie and soda bread, and the pint pours are as genuine as the conversation. Come for the culture, stay for the community. It’s where history, food, and Irish pride all meet. Oldest Irish Business Outside of Ireland” Est 1887 Since 1887, Browne’s Irish Marketplace has been a Kansas City landmark. Currently owned and operated by the fourth generation, Browne’s Irish Marketplace is known for their warm hospitality, curated Irish imports and authentic Irish food and drink.

Gaels is a lively neighborhood hub where Irish pub energy meets Kansas City sports bar flair. The vibe is upbeat and inclusive, with plenty of big screens, local brews, and a menu that covers everything from Guinness pours to pub wings. Whether you're catching a match or brunching on the patio, Gaels brings people together. Add in weekly events and a welcoming crew, and you've got a Troost-side favorite. Come thirsty, leave happy.

Hooley House brings downtown KC a modern Irish twist with bold flavors, festive vibes, and a dash of cheek. The space is warm and stylish, perfect for casual nights, first dates, or pre-show drinks near the Power & Light District. Expect craft cocktails alongside classic pints and a menu that mixes tradition with creativity. It’s the kind of spot where the music’s good, the crowd’s lively, and the Guinness is cold. A fresh take on the Irish night out.

Lively Power & Light District pub featuring an extensive beer selection, plus regular live music.

Kansas City’s oldest Irish pub, located in KC’s oldest building and run by the 3rd generation of the Kelly family of Co Clare. Great craic in a place where time stands still. In February 1947, Randal Kelly, a native of County Clare, Ireland, was hired as a bartender at 500 Westport Road, then called Westport Inn. Randal's witty sense of humor, unpretentious attitude and giving hand won him great popularity. It wasn't long before people were calling the place Kelly's. Sons Randy, Pat and Kyle started their careers in '66, '69 and '71, respectively. In May of 1977, Randy moved to the Lake of the Ozarks and opened Kelly's Port, a full-service marina. In June of 1977, the bar became officially known as Kelly’s Westport Inn. Randal passed away in 1988 leaving the operation to Pat and Kyle. In 2012 two of Kyle's children, Colleen and Mitch, became third-generation owners. Kelly's Westport Inn is a must-see Kansas City destination. With a diverse crowd, live music, colorful history, weekday specials and always someone with a good story, Kelly's is an Irish pub like no other.