POG Brewing Company

I was looking for a new to me brewery to visit this past weekend and decided on POG Brewing. We got a flight of beers to share and the apricot cheese dip. The beers were all really solid! I saw on their website that the Lickey Chewy (butterscotch cream ale) received recognition in the Untappd Community Awards. If you are a beer drinker who's also a fan of butterscotch you cannot go wrong with the Lickey Chewy. The apricot cheese dip was very tasty and unique. Both the cheese dip and tortilla chips appeared to be homemade to me. Based on this appetizer, I'm sure the rest of the food is high quality and I'm looking forward to visiting again and trying more menu items.The interior has ample seating and was extremely clean. There's also an outdoor area where I believe there are events on occasion based on social media posts. The service was fast and friendly.POG is a bit out the way but definitely worth a visit! I'll plan on returning and recommending to others.

Even though we came to try the drinks and not the food. It was pretty solid place to try out while in the area. Personally I enjoyed the most Lickey Chewy with its identifiable toasted butterscotch flavors and my partner-in- crime enjoyed the Cannon Fodder the most since it was a smooth amber ale.The service was attentive and friendly without being too friendly where I couldn't enjoy the company or company of my seat-mate.The atmosphere was very chill allowing us to sit with our dogs on the patio and drink without feeling rushed or out of place for coming for a lunch time drink.

We heard great things about POG Brewing and decided to stop by. We were there on a Saturday between lunch and dinner and there was plenty of seating. Service was very quick and attentive. We ordered a flight and I enjoyed each of the beers that we tried. Lickey Chewy has a butterscotch flavor and for Harry Potter fans out there, it reminded me of an alcoholic butter beer. Blinker Fluid was a very good Dunkel that I would definitely drink again. My favorite beer was the fruit salad. I left with a Growler of fruit salad as I felt this was a great summer/spring beer. We also had the apricot cheese dip with our flight. I love cheese dips and will add this to one of my new favorites. The chips that it came with were light and crunchy. We plan to return and try more of their food and beers. POG Brewing is definitely worth the trip!

I had low expectations going to a brewery that I had heard nothing about in a small town south of Kansas City. However, upon walking in, it was clean and looked like a cozy hunting lodge. The staff was instantly smiling and friendly and the menus placed in front of us. I chose the Reuben pizza and the 100' Flightline (IPA). My friend chose the Bug Juice and even though it wasn't my normal style of beer, it was very good as well. The only disappointment I had while there was being too full to try a desert. That apple pie sounded absolutely devine. The pizza was awesome, with the crust almost as soft as a pita. This is a hidden gem and we will definitely be back.

POG is a nice little restaurant with full bar. They brew their own German style beers. They have great German sausages, pizza, french fries and other fare. Friendly and fast service. Comfortable atmosphere with gas fireplace and tables. Recommended.

The food is EXCELLENT! All the brewtenders and front staff are friendly and knowledgeable about how the beer is made. Great, clean place!!

I'm over IPA's, there I've said it. Controversial maybe but no one was more surprised than me that I love the rich dark stouts, porter, or creamy ales. This place is just so good that I'm not even mad about the no signal to check in. For those who do like an IPA they have'em, what can say, it's just a balanced tap menu. The Lickey Chewy cream ale is stupid good, butterscotchy, and all smooth. High &Tight porter was a perfect confusion. Radler is the real deal. I guess I just wasn't expecting this to be as good as it was. Lesson learned do not judge a watering hole by the gas station or the vast surrounding plains of Kansas around it. Food, creative, delicious bar food and I'd like to think I've got a good feel for what a dish might be like. This was just better and it made me so happy. My only regret was I took no pictures of the food, and that's not like me at all but I was in the best moment. Inside was basic and comfortable. Staff were normal, kind, and had all this unpretentious knowledge on beer. Outside had a patio and activities that you would see if tailgating, and a fire ring.

If you are looking for a cute, small town brewery with delicious food, drinks and a great selection of beers...go here!! Every employee is friendly, welcoming and ready to help you make the difficult decisions. Which beer?

Greeted by Sam's big smile and "what are you drinking?" Actually drank a lot and all different levels of deliciousness. I could find a reason to drink any of them. I think my favorite in this hot day was the "fruit salad" - think shandy with strawberry and rhubarb notes. My companions favorite was "pogey bait" which is light and crisp. For a real tongue twirler, try the Lickey Chewy which is definitely butterscotch forward. Veteran owned! Didn't try the food but will next time as the menu is really fun/funky/eclectic.

Drink local! The staff here is super friendly, and the beers are top-notch. Definitely give the Fruit Salad and Lickey Chewy a try! Both are pleasantly light and flavorful without being overly sweet. You'll be pleasantly surprised!