Missie B's

Wow. First time in town from Toledo and was here on a Weds. night for Weird Wednesdays. The cast was top notch. Great group of entertainers and such detailed costumes. Some great dancers also. I loved how the hostess interviewed each performer in between numbers. Very friendly and welcoming bartender. I just love this place! A stop on my next visit!

Showed up from out of town on a Wednesday and had a great time. Like always, when the drag show says 10pm, they mean more like 10:30-10:45. It was weird Wednesday and they had an excellent show filled with kings and queens. Two drinks were about $12, but there was no cover. Well lit parking all the way around the bar. The interior is nice and they have some awesome lighting for the stage.

This place was a disappointment. I went for a friend's birthday just to end up getting kicked out for no good reason. There were barely any drink options if you wanted something on tap or canned. The cocktails were overpriced to begin with. The bathrooms were really dirty, I held it all night because how dirty they were. The people who worked there were consistently rude to my partner and I. I think it's pretty crazy how this place is supposed to be inclusive but will send workers to come up to you several times in the night and question you. The vibe of the people there were overall creepy. The ones watching the drag show were nice then if you went over to the bar there would be creepy old men staring at you up and down. Not the most inviting place! I'm only giving it two stars because the dance floor upstairs is ok. Nothing special tho.

Was visiting from Texas and thought we would catch up h a Drag show while in KC. Door man was rude. Waited 20 mins for one of the two bar tenders to ask us what we wanted and he was very rude when he did. There were maybe 15 people in the bar so they were not busy at all. Do not waste your time. Ohhh and it's cash only.

I left KC and came back to visit for the AFC championship game (go Chiefs!). A coworker was in town, we went to Q39 up the street and I was early, so decided to grab a drink. And still... in 2023 and after what must be numerous requests by myself and others, Missie B's is cash only. Just a reminder why I never go here - cash only = sketchy. Inconvenient in a modern world that is 95% cashless payments. Get with it - setup a damn Venmo account for the bar. The ATM can't possibly be bringing in enough revenue for this bar to feel the need to stay cash only. You can allow both cash and cashless payments - cashless doesn't mean you stop taking cash. Again, a sign of new ownership needed. Can someone under the age of 50 manage this place? I decided to give a star back because the drag queens were actually singing when I was there waiting for my table to be ready at Q39. I appreciate real singing vs. just dressing up and lip singing any day. Overall I don't recommend Missie B's though. It's a bar I can't drink at since I highly prefer cashless options.

I went to the Sunday night choices show. There is no cover charge on Sundays. The show was great the hostess engaged with the audience and really hyped up the crowd. Drinks were reasonably priced, they only accept cash payment. I am sure that is due to encouraging tipping for the show. Overall it was a good show and I enjoyed it. I would recommend the Sunday show, you will have a good time.

The firsts: Bring cash. This is a cash only establishment. There was a $10 cover, $2 coat check. Bar is cash only.My group had such a fun time here! Bartenders were quick and insanely nice, even with a fairly busy place I never had to wait and lean on the bar for attention. We got a spot outside the main stage area. People can crowd up in front of these seats and even block the Queens, but it was SO great they have a TV screen so you never miss a moment. After the show, we went upstairs where there is a bar and a large dance floor. The only issue is this dance floor was just techno music? I don't know, not my vibe. We went downstairs where they turn the area into a dance floor. They play the songs you want to sing to, throwbacks, some new music mixed in. However it gets... raunchy out there. Disclaimer. I really can't say more than that but you'll see maybe more than you wanted to.

My coworkers and I were in town on business and someone so happened to be celebrating her 50th birthday! We went out on a Thursday night to celebrate and it was Amateurs Night.There was no cover when we arrived around 10 pm. We got our drinks right away. I had a Boulevard Wheat and was happy that they used a lemon wedge in it (vs nothing). We grabbed our seats and were ready to have a good time. And we did! I actually thought it was cool to attend on this night because the performers were being critiqued and that was interesting to hear. There's not a whole lot of room for the kings and queens to walk around, but they have TVs to show their performance when they walk around. I didn't know very many songs they were performing to but as long as they know how to rock it, it's still a lot of fun.Remember to bring your dollars for tipping the kings and queens!

I love this place. I had so much fun at the Daya Betty liquid lunch event. As you walk in you are greeted with smiling faces. Amazing drinks! This location is great, it's right by the bars on 39th and the ones by Westport Road. I like the smoking section, you can hear everything that's going on inside.

Cash only, door fee, bartenders are rude and overall the ambiance is not great. They are living in the wrong generation.