The beers are really good. The Kolsch and Cezanne are outstanding. Brewer malts his own grains…read moreincluding spalted malts. Good restaurn nearby which will delive.

Delicious beer, very cute small town feel. The service was wonderful, our bartender was very polite.read more

The Pork tenderloin is worth the stop ( just 9 blocks south of I - 70 on Main St )…read more The Iced Tea is freshly brewed and is either sweet or unsweetened. The service is swift and friendly. The pork is fresh, breaded and fried to order and the twists ( house made spiral chips ) are tasty as well. Next time I'm gonna try the cheese curds too!

Excellent food! Hubby had the tenderloin special and not only did it taste great, it was a lot of…read morefood. If we lived locally, it would have made a great leftover! I had the burger and asked for mushrooms. Not only did they have mushrooms, it looked like they had freshly sliced portobello mushrooms for me. It was a good sized sandwich and I had no complaints about any of it. The atmosphere is very family friendly and everyone seemed to know everyone else. They have plenty of tvs if that's important to you and the staff did a nice job taking care of everyone. It's worth a visit if you're looking for a place to stop off the highway!

This is definitely a great little winery! It is family-owned and the family's house is right across…read morefrom the tasting room. We visited this winery on our way home from a winery-weekend in Hermann, MO. This was our last winery on our trip back to Kansas. It has been opened for 5 years and deemed "a hobby gone crazy". This winery specializes in sweet wines/fruit wines. We had Wildflower White, Apple, Puddle Jumper Pear (purchased!), Peachy Peach, Front Porch Red (Purchased!), Country Concord, and Happy Chef. One more wine that I didn't try, but my husband really enjoyed is a jalapeno wine (purchased!). I'm excited to have added these wines to our growing collection!

We did a little wine trip this last weekend and hit up Odessa Winery. It is extremely hard to find…read morebut worth it. They only make sweet wines. We tried a 2009 and 2011 Concord they were okay. One of them was called Happy Chef. Then we had the Apple, Puddle Jumper Pear, a white wine I don't remember the name, an Elderberry wine, and Tornado Spotter which is a Jalapeno/Apple wine. I bought the Pear and White wine for my parents. They are a little sweeter than I like. The Elderberry wine (which I love) I didn't like theirs it was dirty tasting. The Tornado Spotter is NASTY and a palate killer. The owner was super nice and they were having a farkel party while we were there. I would go again to get the Pear and White wine as gifts for people if I were in the area. Take cash or checks they charge and extra 3% for credit cards. They are all about $12 a bottle

The family went out this afternoon to go bowling and have some fun! We walked in and the business…read morewas semi busy. We paid for our bowling shoes and ordered some soda to drink as we played. Many ball weight options to choose from and friendly for all ages! The customer service was friendly and attentive. They had music playing and lots of TV's for Advertisements and bowling scores. We had ordered a Pepperoni pizza, it arrived very hot. A bit high in price for the quality and unfortunately the taste wasn't very good, slightly burnt and lacking in flavor. It's bowling food so I can't complain much! The bathrooms were also very clean. Overall, it was fun, I would recommend the bowling but maybe not so much the food.

Can't say enough great things about the owners and Alley Cats. We live in Michigan and visit our…read morefamily several times a year. Our daughters are very active in bowling and one bowls for the University of Michigan. We come down here to get her ball every year. They are very scientific in drilling her ball which is exactly what we are looking for. We have many lanes to pick from in Michigan but we choose Alley Cats due to the personal and specialized sizing that they do. We also utilize the PBA lanes for ball tracking technology. It helps in better understanding the path and her adjustments. We would absolutely recommend alley cats for all your bowling needs!

My friends and I were hoping to pop in for a drink on a Saturday night, the hours listed that they…read morewere open from 6pm to 11pm and we arrived at 8 ish, we saw two people in the back but the door was locked. We walked around to the sides and back to see if there was another door and when we came back around to the front they had turned all the lights off and were hiding in the back. We double checked on facebook, apple maps, google and all sites stated they were open. I was hoping there'd be some sort of announcement as to them being closed so we didn't travel all this way just for them to be closed :(

Hidden gem in Sedalia. Relax with a glass of red wine and indulge in ice cream Rolled ice cream is…read moremade in front of you.

Amazing bar to get out to for a night. Lots of entertainment. Pool tables, TV's dance floor, etc…read more Enjoy myself every time.

Same music every night. The bathrooms are always trashed because they never clean them and don't…read moreeven have mirrors. The bouncers don't wand people down so you could easily get shot or stabbed inside. Also this bar doesn't have insurance in case you want to work here and get injured. They also have the shot girls and bartenders work for tips. This place needs to be investigated or shut down.

This is a pop-up bar in Powell Gardens' Festival of Lights…read more Bar is a bit of a stretch. This is a side room, just off of of the beginning of the Festival of Lights path, that has a small pond, some plants and some Christmas lights to add to the theme. A small banquet-style bar is set up on the side. Some tables and chairs are set off to the other side. The menu features blue island-inspired and darker Pain Killer rum-inspired premixed (pre-made?) drinks that are poured and served like a Slurpee at 7-Eleven. They. Are. Awesome. They come with a little kick, too. Just enough to take the edge off before and during the journey. If you're not into the festive pours, that's okay. Limited domestic beers and simple mixed drinks are also available. The drinks are sold at event prices. They're poured that way, too. It's an a-ok bar, but it's kind of fun, and 'Tis the season. I'm giving four stars. Happy Holidays and Bottoms Up.

Delicious ice cream! I got the smallest serving size for my two young ones and the amount of ice…read morecream they had was more than satisfactory lol I got a dipped waffle cone and omg it was delicious. The service was enjoyable as well and the setting felt like a cute little diner

This is closed permanently and building for sale. We drove all the way to downtown to find it closedread more