Just adding a few more photos from our trip to use ber village. Was an outstanding time. The…read morerestaurant had a fire right before our visit and it still looks like it's closed. We were trying to get back for the holiday lights but just not in the cards this year. Great value, excellent people.

We made a trip from CA to visit our long time friends who recently moved to the area…read more The food was freshly prepared. And very good. We had fried zucchini and calamari as an appetizer, the Ruben sandwich and fish and chips then the banana dessert with walnut ice cream. The waitress Tealy (sp?) was awesome. Very personable and attentive. We will definitely come back again.

This place was nothing that we expected but turned out a good time. The show we saw was an adult…read morespin of Cinderella. It was very intimate and very- no frills! However, it was a different experience for my husband and I so we actually enjoyed it and would go back for a different show.

Spent a delightful afternoon with a production of the children's group, "wind in the willows"…read more Funny with beautiful singing. Staging was unusual and well executed. Hooray for live theatre.

Busy place. Have had two jackpots this year. So far. Food is good. Live music on weekends. Great…read moredrinks too!

I was kicked out over condiments. The host was talking with her coworker instead of doing her job…read moreso I grab some ketchup and mustard for my food. Here comes security saying it's a "secure area" and kicks me out. Lost a loyal patron

Great shopping experience. Great unique gifts and art pieces of the Southwest. Have bought…read morejewelry for my wife and art for my house. A must stop I the Grove area.

Very good food two for 22 on tursdays ! Two steak dinners for 22 bucks you can't beat it !read more

Breakfast is killer open super early and the hosts are super nice and happy…read more Always hot and flavorful The catfish for dinner is delicious and huge The casino part sucks I've never been paid a lot here but I'd go for the food and service anyday!!

Great little Renn Fair. Plenty of venders & great entertainment. So break out your medevil armor or…read morepirate gear & stop by.

Christi is the best dance teacher around and she really loves the kids and invests in them. She not…read moreonly teaches them to dance but also builds them up to be leaders and teachers to the younger children. We're blessed to have this business in our community and the older kids she has developed to be role models for our own kids.

What a gem in little ole Ottawa county Oklahoma! If you've never been on a tour of the Coleman…read moreTheatre, it's a must see! I can't believe this was my first time. The history is fantastic! It's stunning inside. I hope to come back and see some kind of production in the future. They give excellent tours. Definitely check this out if you're cruising Route 66!

Absolutely Gorgeous!…read more This theater was built in one year by businessman George Coleman Sr. because he wanted vaudville to come to Miami, OK. That's pronounced "My-am-uh" The outside is notable. The inside is palacial. Gifted to the city by the decendant of the original owner, the city thought to knock it down. It was in need of restoration and the city did not have the funds. Local citizens banded together to save this theater from demolition doing repairs themselves, a little at a time as the money trickled in. Boy has that labor of love been worth it! The original 1928 Wurlitzer organ was sold after the advent of modern movies when it was no long necessary for live music to accompany films. During the restoration process a stranger overheard a conversation about locating the origial organ to reinstall it at the theater. This stranger knew who owned that organ! After much fundraising, the original organ is back in it's place. The theater has remained open through the years for vaudville, stars of stage and screen performed here, movies from silent era to today, community theater group performances and they host the local elementary school Christmas concerts. Volunteer docents give tours of the lobby and theater to visitors. There is no fee, but they accept donations toward continued restoration. Definitely worth a visit.