This is a sleek and modern facility that is more intimate than it looks like on TV…read more It's hard to believe it's over 30 years old. I think the best seats are about half way up from the court, but there really isn't a bad seat in the house. I think you'll be able to follow the action wherever you are. I like how the students get prime seating. Their section starts just off of half court and extends behind the South goal. They are young, full of fun, and are a huge part of the game day experience. Concessions are basic, but easy to find and access. Entering and exiting can take some time if it's a big crowd, but isn't overly difficult. If it's a popular event you might give yourself a little extra time.

Bramlage Coliseum is a great venue to watch college basketball. My first time, I came for National…read moreGirls and Women in Sport Day. It was a women's basketball game with all of the women's teams in booths around the concourse prior to the start of the game. I was also able to meet K-State's new soccer coach who is starting the program that will debut in Fall 2016. Last night I attended my first men's game, K-State's upset over KU. There really is not a bad seat in the house. The arena is relatively small, seating just over 12,500. That means there is only one true seating level though and not really any nosebleed seats or sections. I had excellent seats on the 12th row behind the basket, with seat backs. The crowd was ferocious, there is a lot of entertainment at the game between time-outs and at halftime, and the powercat pride was exciting. Parking is not terrible - $5 for women's games and $10 for men's games. We parked by the exit to the lot and got out pretty fast. Go cats!

Free admission. Very small museum. Mostly filled with old letters, some kitchen items/appliances,…read moresome old farm equipment, etc. Nothing really cool that I would remember. Since it's free you might as well go, but it took me about 5 minutes to walk through so don't expect a long day at the museum.

Pretty specialized place. The staff knows a lot about Riley County and MHK. Don't go looking for…read moreart or dinosaur bones, this is a history museum. Get a tour of the Goodnow House for a real experience.

As we were walking in the bartender was walking out to smoke. We told her to go ahead which was a…read morebad idea because she took a full smoke break. When she came back in you think she would've approached us right away but nope, she went straight up to her loud obnoxious friends sitting next to us. Drank a short beer 7/19 at 1 pm, left.

Always love to stop in when I get to Manhattan since it's one of the few places that's been around…read moreforever. Dark basement bar exactly the same as I remember. We were a bit less than impressed with our service this time as there were some obvious regulars that the bartender spent most of her time with, which is fine, but we had a short beer and left. Great trip down memory lane though! Will always love Auntie Mae's

This place is such a beautiful addition to K-State. The best time to visit in my opinion would be…read moreeither right as spring is starting or after summer to mid-fall. This is when all the buds are blooming and the garden has its full potential. This is a great place for photos, a chance to look at unique flowers, or even a place just to clear your mind. My favorite part about the gardens is how many butterflies there are here. There are groups of butterflies that flock to the flowers and allow you to admire them (even up close!), which is so cool. Admission to the gardens is free, but there is an indoor exhibit that runs either $3 or $5 dollars. Try stopping by next time you're close!

We visited the gardens today and we thought they were just "fair" (on the other hand, admission is…read morefree). There were a few nice statues, but don't bother going out of your way to visit.

1531 N 10th street. Prime rib Friday is back! Just had a very generous 12 oz prime rib,…read morevegetable, choice of side and soup or salad for $28. It was well seasoned, very tender and a treat to have on the menu. Great service and dinner with a great view on the deck overlooking the golf course!!

Your choice for a first-class diverse, family-friendly recreational, dining, entertainment and…read moreevent experience. Superb golf, food, views and fellowship! Not your typical CC experience! Neither snooty nor exclusionary but distinctive. Beautifully manicured walkable golf course. Dining with spectacular views of the Flint Hills, the Little Apple and Kansas State University. Ample space, friendly and accommodating staff, free parking and infrastructure for your special event.

Such a great place! Friends can gather for a night out and enjoy a fun class with a very helpful…read morestaff. Everyone was friendly and available to help at a moments notice. I highly recommend this place for a night out in Manhattan, KS.

My husband and I had a wonderful time, staff was awesome and the projects came out beautiful!read more

I actually enjoyed this winery. Found it by accident while driving through Kansas. It was fall so…read moreit wasn't in the "pretty" season with green grape leaves, but you could see how beautiful it is when its grape season in the vineyards. I loved all the wonderful spacious seating as well as as the huge fireplace. On warm days there are also great outdoor seating. Loved that there was a variety of wine there to chose from. Service was great. The people there took their time to explain the different wine and ciders. And the food choices were awesome. They really need a bigger sign on the main road, but otherwise this was a great stop on our tour of Kansas.

Here for an event tonight and I absolutely LOVE this place! The views are fantastic. The swallows…read moreflying around are really cool. And because it's the summer of 2024, the cicadas were singing loudly in the trees. The building itself is very modern with spacious and inviting indoor seating as well as ample patio seating outdoors. There is a vast selection of wines, beers, and ciders on tap. I thoroughly (and by thoroughly I mean three bottles worth!) enjoyed the apple pie cider and bought a 4-pack to take with me back to Iowa. The service was outstanding as every server I interacted with was friendly and knowledgeable about the products. Prices are very reasonable. May have to stop in again before heading back home in a couple of days!

What a great local museum! Admission was only $7 for two of us. (Note, they only accept cash or…read morecheck). I was very surprised at how many items the museum had on display. They even had a backroom with cars, carriages, and a fire truck from the 1890s. I think this would be a great place to visit if you were researching local history. The museum volunteer was very informative and a great tour guide. Museum admission also gets you admission to the old buildings on the lot and the windmill.

It was great! A lot of nice things to see in the museum and low cost admission. (Bring cash) The…read morevillage outside was really cute and fun to go inside each of the old buildings. Be sure to check out the penmanship of the 5 year olds in 1896 hanging in the corner on the large movable boards! Yikes!!! We have lost the art of writing. :( Stop here if you like history! It is great! :)