The Kansas City Star is reporting, today, about the positive news and ventures being undertaken by Outlaw Cigar, Company.
One of Kansas City's biggest and most event-oriented cigar bars is expanding.
The Outlaw Cigar Co. has purchased the former Romano's Macaroni Grill building at 13700 Metcalf Ave., Overland Park.
It plans to open there in October.
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"Our primary focus is not selling cigars, it's the club atmosphere, the camaraderie," said owner Kendall Culbertson. "We're excited to get out to Johnson County and have a great time."
The location is near Corbin Park and features a large parking area, perfect for Outlaws events which often feature outside components like car shows, even helicopters.
Culbertson opened his first Outlaws at 6234 N. Chatham Ave., in the Northland, in 1997.
It is known for hosting large events that attract as many as 2,000 people.
For example, on July 11 the Kansas City Police Department will bring in their SWAT team, helicopters, K-9 unit, motorcycles as just part of the activities going on.
Click logo for original storyMeanwhile, another Kansas City outlet, InfoZine pulishes the story of The Cigar Box having it's license suspended for serving alcohol to minors and other violations.
Kansas City, MO - infoZine - The City of Kansas City, Mo., Regulated Industries Division of the Neighborhood and Community Services Department and the management of The Cigar Box have agreed to a two-day suspension of the establishment's liquor license. The Cigar Box is located at 1519 Grand Blvd.
The suspension will begin July 4 at 6 a.m. and end July 5 at midnight. This suspension is the result of violations of multiple City ordinances, including employees selling alcoholic beverages to minors.
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Media inquiries about this issue should be directed to Jim Ready, assistant manager, Regulated Industries Division, (816) 784-9018.
