Angels Rock Bar

Best nightclub in KC hands down! It's super high energy from start to finish. The bartenders and servers know what they're doing and they know how to have a good time. Angels Rock Bar definitely knows how to party.

Wow this was so surprisingly fun. I had two friends visiting from out of town and they had a blast here! We went to Power and Light just to see what was going on and play things by ear. When we got there, there was a huge EDM/light show going on. In order to get in we would have had to have paid $11 and then once the concert was over, an additional cover for each bar. We decided to wait on the outskirts on a part of the balcony which was perfect for us. We were able to get into the actual district and made our way to Angels Rock Bar. The exterior presents much appeal and left us wondering what the interior might look like. The rock and roll vibe that it shoots off into Power and Light is strong and drew us right away. Also, the line wasn't terribly long, which rather than concerning us, only made us happier to go in!The cover was $5 which I don't find to be bad at all because typically things in such a hopping area are pretty steep. The drinks were priced how I would have expected. I never like paying a ton of money at bars but it's somewhat unavoidable. With that said, the drinks were generously poured and the bar wait wasn't too long.The stage was a blast and there seemed to be plenty of room for my friends and I to hop up! The only thing that would have been nicer would have been heavier air conditioning, but I can see where that might not have even been helpful due to the amount of people in the joint.It was open until 3 AM and we stayed until about 1:30 AM! We had a great time and it definitely made for some good memories!

Awful! Just awful. I would give zero stars if I could. We were ushered out way BEFORE P&L actually closes and a friend of ours was trying to close out their tab. Staff was absolutely rude and started talking crap to us. We are paying customers just trying to close out our tab. No reason for the disrespect, yet it happened. Not a fan. If we are paying customers just trying to pay a bill, you don't need to treat customers that way. Absolutely awful. Y'all need to check your staff. Just BS!!! Won't be coming back to your crappy bar any time soon.

What happened to this place? They got rid of the stage, which created a lot of room for dancing and fun. They literally just put a wall up and now it's a small single file walk way on that side of the bar. Place is even smaller than it was before (didn't think that was possible). No place to dance or even stand as a group. Last time I passed they didn't even have the other side of the bar (which is open to people who walk by) open and it looked incredibly dead inside. I'd say this place will be out of business any time now. Hopefully put a better bar in there and change the setup while you're at it.

This place is absolutely terrible. The line to get in is terrible plus the employees are so rude. A girl employee working the front on 4/7 was completely inappropriate. I will no longer purchase bottle service from this establishment after seeing how the treated my friends who purchased bottles. It is embarrassing.

12$ for a *small* vrb (same as outside..), grungy, so dark you need your phone, and the bartender didn't give us our change back. There's a reason it's empty

If I had to pick three words to describe Angel's, they would be lowest, common, and denominator.The music selection here isn't as bad as I would fear, although there's a lot of the obligatory mainstream 98.9 crap-rock, and it's way too loud to engage in anything resembling a conversation. Indeed, this is very much the kind of douchebag "show us your tits!" place that a dumbass like Johnny Dare would probably hang out while people who actually care about music are at places where there are actually ROCK SHOWS! What a concept. I say skip Angel's, and get your butt down to see a live local band. Yeah, yeah, shut up and pay the $5 cover you cheap bastard.

Entering Angels Rock bar in the Power and Light District is a little overwhelming if you have never been there before. There are girls in hot pants in swings suspended from the ceiling and bras hanging from the pipes and light fixtures. I instantly felt like my rocker quotient was going to be questioned; I felt a little out of place amongst the blaring music and other crammed party-goers. The bartenders and waitresses/go-go girls (I don't know how else to describe them) sure know how to entertain, but there is only so much my brain and eyes can take in before I feel a little overwhelmed. I like to have a good time, but it seemed like the atmosphere was so overwhelming that it actually sobered me up. (I can't believe I've said the word overwhelming 3 times already!)While Angels is true to their name and play constant hard rock music, it wasn't really my scene. I recommend you at least peek in the door to see what's going on, but unless you like your music so loud your eardrums shake, I would tell you to go somewhere else.

Typically I love this place. I have been here multiple times and never had an issue. I always love it and think it's so fun. Tonight, the bouncer was a complete a$$hole. He bent all three of our IDs in half. I am assuming because he thought they were fake, which they were not. My friend from Illinois got was told to leave because the bouncer didn't believe his ID was real. As we were walking the way the bouncer was yelling derogatory things at us telling us he gets "more pu$$y" than us..... very unprofessional so we called the cops over and the cops (of course) agreed with the bouncer and told us to leave the premise. If the bouncer was trained, he would know how to spot fake IDs and would recognize that my fiend's ID from Illinois was real: I've never been so disappointed with the bouncers at Angels Rock Bar.

Not sure why the reviews are low, especially after reading them.The bartenders/go go girls are attractive and fun. The music is solid, interspersed with some crap. Beers are reasonably priced.