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    Johnson County - Mildale Farm

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    We got married about 2 months ago here and it was incredible! Beautiful space and the property manager is amazing to work with!

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    The Burning Barrel

    The Burning Barrel

    (5 reviews)

    Exceptional. A true farm-to-table experience delivered with a high level of service and culinary…read moreexpertise. The five-course meal, crafted by a remarkably talented chef using a variety of techniques from their farm, was beautifully executed in a surreal indoor-outdoor setting. Every dish was spectacular, and the beverage pairings were creative and perfectly curated. The owners' labor of love is evident from start to finish, making this a true gem in the Lawrence/Lecompton area. Our guests from Leawood, Kansas said they would gladly make the drive back anytime to experience another one of these magical culinary evenings.

    We heard about Burning Barrel and Origin Restaurant from a friend and quickly booked tickets online…read morefor one of their first weekends of service. We were not disappointed. We arrived on the farm (after our Ford GPS took us a wonky route along a few miles of dirt road--so make sure you stay on paved roads and you won't have trouble--I was told by Kristin, our host and one of the owners, that Google Maps has no problem). I have to share our experience in detail because I feel we discovered a new must-visit experience in the KC area! We arrived at the 30-acre farm, parked in the field, and were greeted by our server who welcomed us warmly and offered us an arrival cocktail to sip while we explored the truly lovely grounds, pond, and nearby goats. After our leisurely stroll, we returned to the dining pavilion and found our seats at the gorgeous (and massive!) live-edge dining table along with a menu specifically for this weekend. Our gracious host Kristen and server brought out our first drink pairing, a minted lime seltzer that was refreshing and light. Our first course arrived--Blue Jade cornbread with arugula, sweet pea salad, and chicken liver paté. The cornbread was unlike any I had before and was absolutely delicious. The sweet pea salad was literally bursting with flavor the peas were so fresh and the chicken liver paté out of this world. Such an interesting flavor profile and combination. The next beverage pairing arrived a short time later as we enjoyed the perfect evening, a blackberry purple basil shrub. This drink was also delicious and refreshing (and save that blackberry for last--what a treat!). The Mangalista pig, we were told, is the "wagyu of pork" and the crisp, tasty, marbled pork chop was excellent. It was served with a beet "kimchi" with fennel root and a sheep cheese dumpling that was creamy and flavorful. Finally, our coffees were served and a dessert of yellow squash cake, lemon honey ice cream with mulberry compote was brought to us. Again, the dish was original, delicious, and a perfect ending to our meal. We can't wait to come back and have try a new menu in the future. Such a perfect evening and the chef has such an exciting vision for hyper-local farm-to-table flavors and dishes.

    Treadway at New Trails Apartments

    Treadway at New Trails Apartments

    (2 reviews)

    I am writing to provide an update regarding my experience with repairs at Treadway at New Trails as…read moreof today, July 6, 2026. My primary concern is the recurring issue with the hot water supply; this is now the fourth instance where I have had no hot water, or the supply has failed after only ten minutes. Despite submitting a formal complaint nine days ago, the assurance that a maintenance ticket would be created was apparently not followed through. Earlier today, a maintenance technician adjusted the heating settings on the water heater. He stated that simultaneous use of the dishwasher and shower may lower the water temperature and that the system requires time to recover after multiple items run at once. Given the frequency of this issue, I remain concerned about the reliability of the supply. Regarding other maintenance matters: - Washing Machine: While this issue was resolved through the installation of a new unit, the machine was out of service for over a month. I previously received an apology explaining that the delay was due to the original appliance being under a new construction warranty. - Mold: I have received an initial response regarding the mold concerns as it relates to another tenant's apartment. - Office Access: I attempted to follow up in person today, July 6, 2026, but the office internet and computer systems were down. Due to these persistent delays and the recurring nature of the hot water issues, I have discussed the possibility of terminating my lease. My lease outlines clear steps regarding work orders and response times, and I expect the complex to adhere to these rules as I consistently pay my rent before the due date. Furthermore, an apology is insufficient for these repeated failures. If I were to pay my rent late, I would be charged late fees; similarly, you should provide compensation for failing to address work orders within a reasonable timeframe. You should not be able to remain nine days late on repairs and offer only an apology, as that does not provide the service I am paying for. While I value my neighbors and find the community itself to be positive, I am looking for a feasible, long-term resolution. You got three stars lets work on five stars. I loved this place when I first moved in now show some love back and do the right thing. I look forward to your response regarding the hot water and mold issues.

    I moved into treadway 2 years ago and from the beginning had issues. It was a brand new apartment…read moreso I had high hopes that things would be well managed and well, new. It was learned very quickly that with it being so new, all management cared about was making advertisements look good. I was never able to get ahold of Jennifer, instead I'd see her editing pictures of herself for their Facebook account to scam more people into coming in. They made it a big thing to seem like a community and I do believe some utilized that but if you're looking to just mind your own business, they aren't much help to you with basic needs. I had to call multiple times every few months to get my air filter cleaned. I made a big deal the first time as they brushed it off even though my air filter was completely black and clearly had not been changed since the unit was built. Our dishwasher stopped working - it took forever to get to the root of the problem and the "solution" was the maintenance worker coming in, pulling the washer out and pressing on the top of it with all his body weight to bend the washer into working? It didn't. Our rent when we first moved in was significantly cheaper then it was after the second year when they gave us renewal forms. It was an actual joke to see how much they wanted to charge for a single apartment unit in Gardner.. I'm not living in a 3 story town house in a much more populated area with tons of good food, entertainment, etc, all while still being in a very safe spot in the Olathe/lenexa area. Our rent is a few hundred dollars cheaper than an apartment in Gardner. Again a complete joke. Save your money, save your time. All they care about it looking good on their Facebook posts and seemingly like a fun place to live. I will note - while it was hard to get maintenance out and problems were never always solved, they were always nice. But it was very clear to me that the office had an issue with me as I could hear the change in tone when I told them who I was. I refuse to apologize for their neglect to an issue. I'm just the type to continue to call you on it till you fix it.. I could go on and on about this place

    Johnson County - Mildale Farm - venues - Updated September 2026

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