Blade & Timber KC - Power & Light

We had a great time at Blade & Timber. There is a good selection of a few different beers and bar food. The food we had was pretty solid and great to snack on in between throwing.The person that sets you up on the lane did a great job of explaining things and providing good pointers/tips.The space is well maintained and there are TVs set up viewable from each lane.If you plan on a visit to Blade & Timber, definitely make a reservation online and fill out the waiver in advance.It's a bit on the pricier side so I won't visit on a regular basis, but I definitely recommend it for a fun activity if you've never been.

Attended a birthday gathering for a friend and had a blast! Excellent coaching by the staff on how to throw, great drinks and fantastic food!Patrick in the kitchen even brought us warm cookies to celebrate the birthday.Excellent spot! Would recommend.

I came for fun with friends and a flat bread pizza from Pat. Apparently he wasn't there. That sucks. Hope he's there soon.

HEY Kansas City! It's time to test your ax throwing abilities at Blade & Timber in downtown Kansas City! This spot is great for birthdays, bachelor/bachelorette parties, work outings, & more! We went to Blade & Timber for a birthday party! My best friend turned 30 & we had a "RIP to 20s" birthday party & wore black. There is a large bar and food menu to keep you & your friends hydrated & full. We ordered the pub pretzels and the queso dip. Check out Blade & Timber's website or Instagram for hours & pricing. Did I mention that you can find Blade & Timber in locations in the United States?? Add Blade & Timber to your list of things to do today!

Awesome place to throw some axes and have some food. Those two activities don't normally go together, but here they do.Situated in the Power and Light District of KC, this place is clean, well-staffed and just a great place to have some fun.Prices are great and you can reserve a stall for an hour minimum. They make you sign a waiver first and then they walk you through the handling of the axe, safety practices and technique. The staff is pretty thorough and friendly in this regard, so you won't feel too nervous about throwing one if it's your first time. You can order food and beverages, which are pretty standard. Overall, a very fun experience for family and friends.

This place is AMAZING! I am easily embarrassed + naturally anxious so I put off trying this activity for awhile now, but tonight my boyfriend, some friends, and myself had an absolute blast. Our lady Ray helped walked us through the safety course + made us feel super comfortable. We even got to learn some trick shots once we got the hang of it all. The energy is fun + inviting!

Axe throwing, cool to try. Good explanation by the instructor. Not sure how pricing works, looks like it's by the hour and also by the person.

So much fun for groups or dates!!! The atmosphere is more 'classy' like an uptown bar than the other axe throwing places I've visited. The staff is super helpful and friendly. I appreciated the little book on the table that gives you tons of ideas for playing games with your group. Fun ways to keep score and keep everyone involved. Even if people aren't good at this, it's STILL fun to do and everyone gets the hang of it by the very end. Food: the waffles are by FAR my favorite. Order the chicken and waffles. You won't regret it. The fries are a solid option too. They also have a great bar with good wine.

Blade & Timber is the OG for axe-throwing, and while I loved their old West Bottoms space and all the old lumberjack vibes, they've stepped up with this new one. It's a huge space with big windows that are open on the nicer days, steel-tip darts & dartboards (I mention steel-tip because that's the real deal, compared to those clunky, 90's plastic darts that never stay in), and aisles and aisles of axe-throwing lanes. The biggest difference besides the more posh look & feel is one that's near and dear to my heart... FOOD! They have fries, chicken tenders, brioche waffles, steak & frites, and a few other tasty crowd pleasers on the new menu. Can confirm, the food is really tasty. They also have some beer & wine available.As for the axe-throwing itself, they'll have you sign a waiver and then guide you through it. It takes a few minutes to get used to, but once you do, you'll at least stick the landing. Might not get a bullseye, but I think the goal should just be get comfortable with it first. It's mildly cathartic.So TL;DR: I'm a fan of this space, the food's good, the vibe is great, axe-throwing is super fun, and it's the perfect thing to do with a group over drinks. I could totally see all the downtown companies booking this out to shake things up outside the office.

Fun place! My first time throwing axes. They did great training a first timer. Service was great. I didn't eat.