Call me spoiled by wineries on the east and west coasts. I went for one of their free tastings…read more It's a woman pouring a bit of wine into your glass that you pick. No tasting notes. No order at which the wines you'd like to taste presented (reds first , then sweet red, then dry whites to sweet whites to dessert or fruit wines). Just bizarre. I mean, they sell wine. But they don't do it with any panache. At all. No customer experience to speak of. You can buy a wine glass from here and of course bottles of wine. Also, no food for sale here. No baguettes or cheese or meats to eat with your wine. Though they let you bring your own food to eat there with your wine. There are a few tables to sit at. I wonder if this place is busy at all on Friday or Saturday evenings? I bought wine bottles from them. The wines are okay. Not fantastic. This is probably because we are in Kansas and not near any body of water. Oh, and the vineyard is on flat ground, not on a hill so water can run off easily. Basically, a basic vineyard. Nothing to write home about. Again, I'm spoiled by the rich Virginia wine country and Virginia wines. And Oregon wines and Pennsylvania wines.

The wine was good but the lady named Beth was so cold and unfriendly. I have wanted to stop here…read morefor years and finally did. The elderberry concentrate is worth stopping for but oh the unfriendly lady ruined it for me. Prob wont stop again. Loved the dry reserve red wine- but need better personalities here

Be aware: if you arrive within an hour of closing, you will not be admitted. Unfortunately, this…read morepolicy is not clearly communicated anywhere online, which led us to rush over specifically to show the venue to out-of-town guests before the weekend ended. What was most disappointing wasn't the policy itself--it was the complete lack of customer service. The front desk staff seemed entirely unempowered to do anything beyond repeating, "That's our policy," with no effort to offer an explanation, alternative, or even a hint of empathy for the situation. Businesses are free to set whatever policies they choose, but the way those policies are communicated matters. We left feeling that customer experience was an afterthought. The combination of poor communication, inflexibility, and indifferent service turned what should have been a positive visit highlighting Wichita into a frustrating and disappointing experience.

A pretty neat place to visit especially during a themed/holiday event. We took our little one trick…read moreor treating during a Halloween themed event one year and it was extra spooky as it got dark.

Came here for the first day of the 2022 season! A lot of people but a lot of vendors for food,…read moretrinkets, and the like. Not much produce yet since it's early in the season. Nice spot to walk around and talk a look, not too much to look at but has a decent amount of variety!

In town for our anniversary. What a charming and fun farmers market. Great vendors with amazing…read moreitems to purchase. Hungry? Stop and have some fresh made breakfast tacos in the middle of it all

We came here before when passing through. But this time going to Texas was different with the…read moreoutdoor playground. The museum itself was the same and got to spend more time in the science than children's museum section. However, the outdoor playground newly built is amazing. It has an outdoor water table and splash pad larger than our own in Minnesota tamarack nature center. There are 2 sections of outdoor playground that had staircase for some slides too. Rocketship tower that you can climb. Some swings that are totally different than you are used too. Big spiderweb ropes climbing area was amazing too. Too bad rainstorm happened 30 minutes into our playtime but at least got to enjoy it.

Super fun place! The outdoor area is great and reminds me of a smaller version of Tulsa's the…read moregathering place. There is a whole area. The inside exhibits are great as well. The castle with the catapult was very fun. If we lived here I would definitely buy a pass!

We had a great time! The owner was very helpful and patient with us since it was our first time. My…read moretwo kids had a blast and I really enjoyed it as well. The turn around is faster than any ceramic shop I've been to before. We will definitely be back.

Debbie (owner) was just wonderful! My daughter and I needed a girls trip and she picked Your Fired…read moreCeramics for an activity. We really didn't know what to expect because we had never been to Andover, KS. Debbie has beautiful music playing, helped us pick out paints, taught us different techniques, etc. Her shop is very clean and welcoming. Thank you Debbie. We will come back Shellie and Anna

We've attended two mystery plays at Prairie Lines this year and have thoroughly enjoyed our…read moreexperiences both times. Tickets include the show and a catered dinner of salad, entree and dessert. Themed cocktails and a full bar are available for purchase as well. Audience participation encouraged. There's music, jokes and lots of laughs.

I love this place. We have been coming here for 10 years, it has become a family tradition…read more However, this year will be my last. Upon driving onto the property, there is a large sign that says no open carry and no concealed carry of firearms. I agree with not wanting open carry, I think it is ridiculous also. But not allowing the lawful concealed carry of a firearm is just absurd. The only ones that would have guns would now be the criminals. I have my concealed carry license and I own my own business. I will support businesses that believe in the 2nd amendment.

My back yard now looks like a calm, beautiful oasis thanks to Nathan and Hongs Landscaping. I love…read morethe fountain and can't wait for spring when the lilacs bloom.

I visited Hongs today to purchase pond liner. It comes in different widths ad I was not sure of my…read moreoptions. I went with the sales girl back to determine widths and length. I determined that I needed 15 feet of the 20 feet wide and 15 feet of the 10 foot wide. I should have recognized that the sales girl was confused. Because of some odd obsession they require you pay before they cut anything. The sales girl hurried to go up front and ring it up. I was still at the liners ad there was a cut piece that was 20 wide by 10 feet. As I was planning to vut the liner in five foot lengths anyway. If it could help them I could take the partial piece and have them cut a five foot length. I'd be in the same place ad they dispose of the remnant at full price. When /I got up to the counter the sales girl had run in the liner and I wanted fertilizer and grass seed so she rang that up and I paid for it. At that time I asked about the 10 foot by 20 foot piece. The sales girl said she had to ask the manager /owner. The owner's response was well I could discount it at which time I stopped and said I'm not looking for a discount I would just take it as part of my 15 feet. She could not comprehend that I was not trying to cheat her in some way. So I said forget it well just go back and get the two pieces I paid for. At this point the sales girl said I only rang up one piece. I assumed she had rung up the 20 foot wide by 15 feet. So she rang up a 15 foot wide by ten feet. We started back to get the liner pieces cut and something came up that she didn't ring up a 20 foot wide piece. At this point the owner stepped in, She evidently thought that since I was a good person it was opportunity to cheat me. She said you have to pay before we cut it, Kep in mind I had already paid two amounts total in excess of $1,200. As at this point I felt very much like I was being cheated I simply ask them to refund the two charges. They did do that and I left on inspection of the receipts the original pond liner was for 15 feet wide and 14 feet long. I'm sure this was simply an honest mistake due to confusion by the sales girl. The owner interfering was clearing an attempt to cheat me. I always feel like I worked hard for my money and I should not be disrespected when I go to spend it. Although I prefer to shop local when I got home I order the exact same thickness of liner from Amazon at the lengths and width I need. I would strongly recommend that you do not shop at Hongs.

Visiting the Frank Lloyd Wright Allen House in Wichita is a rewarding little detour, even if you're…read moreonly taking it in from the sidewalk, since the grounds are private and not open to the public, but you can still see a surprising amount while being respectful of the property. Designed in 1915 for Henry and Elsie Allen, the house is a beautiful example of Wright's Prairie Style, all long horizontal lines, art glass, and a low roofline that settles into the neighborhood in that unmistakable Wright way. They do offer tours, but this random weekday after lunchtime wasn't one of those times, so I just walked the perimeter and appreciated how the geometric detailing and symmetry reveal themselves from different angles, making it absolutely worth a quiet stop. [Review 729 of 2026 - 80 in Kansas - 25910 overall]

Every time I go to a new FLW I always say "this is my favorite one." I truly think - 'could I live…read morehere right now?' This one I would say yes. The gift shop is so little and that is fine but it is difficult to herd the guests and the tour guide we had was really knowledgable. The house is nice and I think the normal tour is the one people should opt for because it covers what you want anyway. The best part, they accommodated us last minute and I really appreciate that. I wish that the gift store had enamel pins :)