Fringe Beerworks

Narrow for width storefront in quaint downtown Lee's Summit. Street parking. Adjoining outdoor patio. Well lit with windows at the front and recessed lighting in the off white painted tin type ceiling. Brick and plaster walls with a concrete floor. Decor includes beer stickers, caricatures, and beer posters. L-shaped bar and other seating at low tables and pews against the wall. Back room with pinball machines. About twenty five taps for house brews and guest taps. Also offers shots and cocktails. TVs show sports. Cooler offers cans to go. Vending machine for dog treats. Hopping spot for the locals.

 

Small, narrow building in downtown Lee's Summit. It's packed in pretty tight. The space is small enough that with a good throw, a tennis ball could bounce around and hit all the walls, brewing equipment and patrons with ease. They have a nice, diverse selection of beer and beer styles. The Madam X (with Coffee) is pretty great. Seemed like a fun place that is frequented by a lot of regulars. No menu food but I grabbed some slices of pizza from around the corner at Main Slice.

Small space in downtown Lee's Summit. Inside is packed full of seating, with shared tables and a small bar that includes some seating. Brewing equipment is very close-by. The space is small enough that with a good chuck, a racketball could bounce around and hit all the walls and brewing equipment with ease. Tap list is extensive, especially when compared with the seating available. Service is friendly and funny, chatting with customers in what feels like a down-home place. Selection includes the few in-house made beers, along with other local and regional craft options. It spans the gamat of styles, allowing customers to find a beer that meets their style preference.