Brewery Profile
Fringe Beerworks
As the first brewery in Lees Summit’s history, Fringe Beerworks occupies a specific place in the city’s local beer scene. A visitor should understand it as a taproom-based brewery rather than just a bar carrying outside brands: the beer is handcrafted and produced on-site. The business was co-founded by Eddie Pease and Mark Myers, and its presence gives Lees Summit a local production brewery of its own. Walking in, the main point of the stop is the beer being served where it is made. The available information does not establish a full list of amenities, seating layout, food service, or entertainment, so the most reliable expectation is a working brewery taproom focused on fresh pours.
Travelers moving through the Kansas City area and nearby Missouri communities often look for places that reflect the local beer scene without requiring a long detour. Some seek familiar craft categories such as hop-forward, malt-driven, lighter, or seasonal beers; others are less focused on style and more interested in trying whatever is fresh at the source. Fringe Beerworks fits that kind of visit because its identity centers on beer made in-house and served in its own taproom. Since no confirmed beer names or regular lineup details are provided, visitors should not assume a particular flagship or rotating style will be available. The taproom is the place to confirm the day’s pours and decide what fits your taste.
For planning purposes, Fringe Beerworks is at 224 South East Douglas Street in Lees Summit, Missouri. Published hours place the brewery open from noon into the late evening, with weekend hours extending to midnight. Those hours make it workable for an afternoon stop, an early evening visit, or a later weekend drink, but checking directly before a special trip is sensible. Contact is available by phone and email, which is useful for confirming current hours, tap availability, private-event questions, or policies not covered in the basic description. Because amenities such as food, outdoor seating, reservations, and family or pet policies are not specified in the known information, visitors should treat those as unknown until confirmed with the brewery.
Fringe Beerworks operates in Lees Summit, Missouri, offering handcrafted beer produced on-site. The brewery was co-founded by Eddie Pease and Mark Myers and represents the first brewery in the city’s history. Located at 224 South East Douglas Street, Fringe Beerworks maintains hours from noon until late evening, extending to midnight on weekends. Contact is available via email and phone, supporting local engagement. The brewery’s focus centers on fresh beer production in a taproom setting.
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224 SE Douglas St, Lees Summit, Missouri, 64063-2329
Phone: 816-600-2552
Website: http://www.fringebeerworks.com
Hours: Sunday – Thursday 12pm to 10pm Friday – Saturday 12pm to 12am
Popular Beers
A quick look at notable pours currently tied to Fringe Beerworks.
- Water For Elephants
- Baja Orange Creamsicle
- Grape Carmel Apple
- Russian Dancing Bear
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Freshly Squeezed Blueberry Lemonade
Award Winning Brew
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Madam X
Award Winner
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Golden Ticket Ale
Ale
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BEER!!!
Beer
Beer Styles at Fringe Beerworks
Fringe Beerworks brews across a range of styles. The current lineup includes Award Winning Brew, Award Winner, Ale, and Beer. Specific pours rotate over time — check the taproom board on the day of your visit for what is currently available on tap.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Fringe Beerworks located?
- Fringe Beerworks is located at 224 SE Douglas St, Lees Summit, Missouri, 64063-2329. Use the map and directions on this page to plan your visit.
- What are Fringe Beerworks's hours?
- Current hours are: Sunday – Thursday 12pm to 10pm Friday – Saturday 12pm to 12am. Hours can change on holidays and during private events — call ahead if your visit is time-sensitive.
- How can I learn more about Fringe Beerworks?
- Visit http://www.fringebeerworks.com for the brewery's own information about beers, events, and operations. Beer.Social aggregates public data and visitor-facing details to help with planning a stop.