My wife and I have been a hand full of times now, and each time has been an outstanding experience…read more We've sat kitchen side, and it's awesome to watch the kitchen crew who look to genuinely have a good time with what they do. The chefs and bartenders show a mastery of flavor and food in every dish and drink we've tried. We genuinely cannot wait to come back after each visit.

I really wanted to love this place because it has a lot going for it, especially when you first…read morewalk in. The ambiance is honestly one of the best parts. The lighting is warm, the space feels modern but still comfortable, and it has that upscale date night feel without being overly formal. It creates a great first impression and sets expectations for a really polished experience. Unfortunately, the rest didn't quite live up to that atmosphere. Service was probably the biggest letdown. Our server came off a bit awkward and did something I've honestly never experienced before. Multiple times during the meal, we were asked to lift our plates and glasses so they could wipe underneath them while we were still actively eating. It completely disrupted the flow of the meal and just felt unnecessary and uncomfortable. On top of that, drink service was pretty slow. We had empty sodas sitting on the table for a while, and even though several staff members walked by, no one really checked in or offered refills unless we flagged it. For a place at this price point, you expect a bit more attentiveness. The food itself was decent, but both entrees came out noticeably too salty. Not just slightly over seasoned, but enough that it took away from the overall enjoyment of the dishes. It was disappointing, especially given how promising everything looked. However, the cake was fantastic but again, $16 for a slice of cake in Wichita is just too much, I pay less when I visit LA for work trips. What really sealed it for me was the price. For two people, one appraiser and two entrees, two sodas, and a single slice of cake plus tip, we ended up at around 150 dollars. That's a pretty steep bill for a meal that had service issues and food that missed the mark on seasoning. Rotating menu every two months with locally sourced ingredients is great, but poor service and a steep price for overly salty food is enough to keep me from ever coming back.

My in-laws Actually own property in the area and we were looking for a place to eat dinner. I…read morelooked on Yelp and the reviews were pretty good. The food was really good. The staff were really nice.

Food is good but the prices are shockingly high, Service was ok, not fancy at all. Sad he has…read moregotten so expensive, don't shocked at nearly 40.00 for two meals. Former regular..

Dinner for one when travelling can be hit or miss. At First Mile Kitchen, I experienced a great…read moreentree, excellent wine by the glass, and a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere. Thanks Nick for checking on my experience personally. I look forward to another visit.

Our second fine at First Mile Kitchen, we we so delighted to have Brunch and the menu has been…read moreupdated from our last visit so it was nice to try new items on the menu. Also I ordered the Lavender + Lemon Moctail which had real lavenders in the glass for a touch of authentic and deliciousness. Lana took out our orders and our food arrived on time and warm. The restaurant has an open concept, with some areas for privacy and a fine dining atmosphere.

Service is excellent. Food is comforting and unique. Ambiance is very comfortable and 'hometown'…read morecafe.

One of the best brunch meals I've ever had. The food was cooked perfectly, and staff were super…read morefriendly. The cinnamon roll pancake might be, check that, IS the best pancake I've ever had. Appears to have been recently remodeled as well, very clean. They also have a bar and served great mimosas!

The food was so good. And our server did a great job too!…read more We go here a few times a year and always have remarkable, attentive service and good food! Everything is made with care and it shows. It's all from scratch. Very good food. Good staff. Best restaurant in the wider Wichita area.

Best sweet potato fries ever! I loved the Gouda cheeseburger. Cute restaurant that looks like an…read moreold train station. Highly recommended!

I'm going to admit, I was apprehensive to eat here. I sat in the car with my husband trying to…read moreconvince him that a 45 minute drive to Wichita really wasn't that bad. He wanted a burger so he said here or Braum's...so here it was. We walked in, and there is a bar room and an eating room. We sat in the dining area, the fireplace on one wall is really aesthetic, otherwise it's a quaint, clean, hole-in-the-wall establishment... motorcycle parking up front (wish we'd brought our bikes). Hubby ordered a beer, it arrived in a frosty cold mug, just like he likes it. Also, as per tradition, fried mushrooms. As for food, he got a cheeseburger with seasoned fries and I got wings(enough to share) in mild sauce and sweet potato fries with sea salt. Our server was also the one preparing the food, he wore gloves, he worked quick, and was friendly. The workers talk to you like you're their neighbor, and everyone seems in a pretty good mood. Now on to the food...I am often jealous of my husband's selection, this is no exception. His burger looked like something your dad makes for Memorial Day, family picnics, and the 4th of July. It is thick and juicy, and I'd like to tell you that it tasted as good, but honestly, my husband didn't share. LOL He says I only needed to ask. I did try the fries, seasoned is DEFINITELY the way to go! YUM! HOWEVER, my wings were not missing a beat, they were delicious, fresh, and the sauce was super good. My sweet potato fries were excellent. The best part, with appetizer, three beers, and both our dinners, we still got out of there for less than $40. Overall, would definitely go back, very pleased with service, food, cleanliness, and cost. I definitely recommend you stop in.

Very nice atmosphere. Make you fell at home day or night. Food is good, always adding new things to…read morethe menu. Cheese fries are the best in town. Will be back.

The dining area is small. There were people waiting to get in and it's first come-first serve. No…read morereservations. Our steaks were very good. The ice cream and brownie was very good too. The brownie had chocolate chips in them! Service was good and every table & booth was full.

Amazing service! They were able to accommodate our dairy allergies without any issues. The food was…read morecooked perfect and the ambiance is something to be experienced! 10/10 recommend and will continue to eat their frequently.

Just to be upfront, I did not visit the casino or any of the restaurants aside from the one inside…read morethe water park so this review is pretty much based on the water park. I took my 2 kids for an overnight stay specifically for the waterpark. Booking online was easy, the rooms are about $200 per night and that includes waterpark access. Here's a list of pros and cons: Pros: *Parking was easy and relatively close to the entrance near the waterpark. *I requested a room closest to the waterpark and we definitely got that. *The waterpark is a decent size, much smaller than Great Wolf Lodge in KC but that was a perk for me since I'm a single mom taking 2 young kids. I was able to keep an eye on both of them no matter where I was in the park. *There's a snack cafe inside the waterpark with basic things like hot dogs, cotton candy, nachos, soda, and ice cream. The website says you're not supposed to bring your own food but I brought several bottles of water in my bag and no one said anything. *The lazy river was AWESOME! It's a good size that kept my kids entertained for hours and has jets that push you along in some spots so that kept it fun too. *There are slides for adults and bigger kids and for younger kids too. *There were plenty of chairs to put your stuff, lockers are available too but I didn't feel the need for them. *You can rent as many towels as you want for free, just make sure you return them or they are $15 each. *The restroom in the waterpark also has showers and stalls for changing clothes. The restroom was clean but the floor was VERY slippery when it was wet. I definitely recommend flip flops or water shoes. *Not overly crowded. Definitely more comfortable and more space than Great Wolf Lodge. Cons: *When we walked in to check in, not a single staff member at the desk greeted us or even appeared friendly. Finally a woman at the desk said "last name?" and that was her way of checking us in. *Obviously since it's a casino my kids immediately noticed the smell of cigarettes. Our hotel room on the beachfront side did not smell though. *The coffee shop and the more kid friendly restaurants outside the waterpark were not open, staff did not give a reason for this but it was disappointing as there isn't fast food close and this was my plan for our meals while here including breakfast. We ended up using Door Dash and ordering McDonald's for breakfast the next morning. *Our hotel room was a King bed with sofa sleeper. The room itself was nothing to write home about it, it was very basic and the TV was pretty small considering the size of the wall it was on. The sofa bed was dirty, there were pretzel crumbs on it and the mattress itself looked old and worn. You could feel the springs on it when you sat down. My son slept it on it and said it was fine, for an adult it would be miserable. There was a working mini fridge in the room, no microwave. The sheets/blankets were just okay. The room seemed like it was cleaned very quickly. *The waterpark hours suck. It is only open on Friday - Sunday. Opens at 4 PM Friday and not until 11 AM Saturday/Sunday. Keep in mind, other than a small overpriced arcade there's nothing for kids to do in the casino or surrounding area. My kids watched TV and played in the room but were really anxious to get to the waterpark so that was frustrating. *Most of the lifeguards seem to be attentive, there were a few that you could tell really didn't care to be there. Also I thought there would be more lifeguards, I only noticed 4. *The waterpark used to be accessible to guests only and recently they started offering day passes. I imagine this will mean a bigger crowd. Overall this is a great option if you're an hour or two at most away. I wouldn't drive more than an hour to get here. I would probably come back just because it is closer than Great Wolf Lodge and cheaper. If it gets more crowded due to Day Passes and if cost goes up then I won't be coming back.

I booked 7Clans Casino Resort and stayed on 10/17/2024 and checked out on 10/18/2024, but the…read moreclerk-Krattler charged me 10/17 $96.39 room charges and $9.64 tribal tax for THREE times, same amount charged 3 times. Total was $318.09 and after I found the price was not correct from bank statement, I called the hotel -# 877-725-2670 on 11/20, I still did not get refund and now it's 5/21/2026. I requested refund but no solution. This is the worst hotel.

Comfort food great customer service. Enjoy a short drive from Wichita. The hours are short but…read moreyummy feelings are looooong!

Go here as often as I can because they have a great tasting burger and awesome fresh cut fries!!…read moreA hidden gem!

A very tasty lunch- good choice! Clean and novel decor…read more Courteous staff. We travel this route twice a year- will put this diner on our list

What a fun surprise this was to come across! My parents and I were on our way down to Dallas for…read moresome golf and family and got hungry right at the point of crossing by Blackwell, OK - and the quaint local eatery, where everyone knows your name! The Lunchbox The five stars are for staying true to exactly what a small town shop should be. The perfect kind of simple with the kindest humans serving you some homemade lunch. From the ideal knickknacks of old lunchboxes that reminded me of my childhood to the local government official that probably has his lunch there every day, it just right.