An Overland Park club has officially served its “final final” rounds of cocktails.
The Final Final Club, a members-only club that offered drinks, food and live music, has closed its doors in Overland Park after three years in business.
The Final Final was at 12687 Metcalf Ave.
- The club occupied a space at the Metcalf 127 shopping center, just off 127th Street and Metcalf Avenue in Overland Park.
- There, it neighbored Ceramics & Coffee House at the shopping center.
- It was also near The Peanut and Pilgrim Coffee Company.
The Final Final was a members-only venue
- The club offered a variety of specialty cocktails, craft beers and wines, as well as some food options like pizzas.
- The Final Final was a private club, with members paying an annual fee to retain their access.
- Members were given a four-digit code to type into a payphone at the entrance of the club in order to get in.
The Final Final was open for three years
- When the club first opened, owners previously told the Post that the idea for it had come about during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- In a social media post, owners told The Final Final’s customers that the decision to close the club had coincided with one of the owners’ recent cancer diagnosis.
- “To everyone who ever came in, sang along, made a memory, or just felt like part of something here, thank you,” they told customers in the post. “You made it what it was.”
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