This was a very nice weekend getaway to celebrate our wedding anniversary and baby moon…read more Service- 5/5 everyone was very friendly, helpful, and accommodating. The massages we got were also wonderful. Food- 5/5 all of the food was delicious and freshly made. The morning baked goods were my favorite. Room-4/5 the Bali Hai room was comfortable and pretty quiet. The only thing we noticed was a musty mildew smell in the room. Maybe from the air conditioner? Property- 5/5- views are amazing. They have a heated pool, hot tub, sauna, and fire pit as well. Overall we had a lovely time and would return again. It's an easy one hour drive from KC. It would also be fun to rent the entire property for a family reunion or weekend with friends.

If I had the option to give this place 20 stars! I would without thinking it twice!…read moreThe food, the attention, the hospitality it was AMAZING. My husband and I had such a peaceful weekend, just what we wanted. The couple massage was fenomenal. The place and our room was so clean. There's nothing we could've complained about. The owner always greeted us with our name and that was very professional and caring at the same time. We are planning to come back again with our family that are coming to visit us in the fall.

Isinglass estate is truly a hidden gem and stands out as one of the best wineries I've ever been…read moreto! This family owned business offers so much besides tasty wine. You can explore the beautiful property via horse back riding. Our guide Dylan was personable and knowledgeable of the property. They have a petting zoo right next to the tasting room with the cutest and friendliest animals. What really took the cake though was the overnight getaway. After a full day of drinking wine, speaking with the owners, enjoying the views, and petting the animals. We stayed in the covered wagon where we enjoyed a beautiful starry night. Isinglass truly has it all and I can't wait to go back!

Super cute place. Beautiful decor and building. Great scenic view. We only got a small appetizer…read more(pretzel with cheese) but the beer cheese was actually pretty good. Service was pretty good -- a bit slow at times which is worrisome because there was basically no one there. Hope they speed it up when there are crowds. The wine though, is atrocious. I have a background/education in wine and drink it often and this may be some of the worst wine I've ever tasted. My advise, go for the atmosphere, food, and cocktails. Pretend the wine doesn't even exist. If they didn't consider themselves a winery, I would give them a 4 but you can't be a winery with terrible wine and get a 4/5

Very lucky to stumble upon the museum during business hours. Try to allow enough time for the…read morecemetary and connected buildings (like schoolhouse and barn), about 45 minutes total. Also plan to check out other Civil War sites in the area: like Osawatomie and Mine Creek. Jessica was friendly and knowledgeable, just wish the museum promoted lesser known facts (What happened to survivors?). We especially appreciated that historical artifacts were in chronological order. Don't miss the gift shop, there's something for everyone! Please remember to leave a donation, may we suggest $5 per person. These small towns take it upon themselves to preserve the history of our great nation, it's the least we can do! God bless the USA.

It's a smaller venue with beautiful grounds and lots of good wines to explore. I did a wine tasting…read moreand had a wonderful experience with another group and the sommelier. I tried the Sonnenblume Traminette (dry but had a good flavor); Buffalo white, red, & blush; Concordia (my favorite); Avalon, Framboise; & Citron (also very good!) I look forward to going back with friends

We ended up going twice in one weekend since we were close by and we liked it. Honestly, the wine…read morewas pretty good. You get 8 tastings for $10 (I think) and there wasn't a wine I thought was horrible. Some more refined than others. If you know wine and like dry wine, the crimson cab and cab franc are good. It's not going to be California wine but a solid, middle of the road wine Service was friendly Super cute/huge outdoor space. They have live music on the weekends. Very peaceful out there.

I think this might be my first review of 2025. So much stuff on our plates right now. Had to find a…read moreplace to jus relax and enjoy the scenery. Be aware that it is a wee bit of a drive from KCK. The last 4 miles or so is on white gravel roads. I wasn't so happy about that. At least they were mostly flat and lil bit potholes. Plan to wash your car afterwards. Hehehe. Wifey and I enjoyed our time here. Talked to a very personable young lady serving us. Told us about the different types of wines & how they tasted. She also had a small cup of mini dark chocolate chips (DCC) and oyster crackers (OC). The DCC with the red wines changed the flavors very nicely. The OC was for the white wines. I'm always tryin weird stuff with tastings. So of course I have a DCC with one of the semi sweet white wines and BAMB!!! Ohh baby!!! It was weird, but the flavors were pretty good! Yeah yeah of course I can't remember which white it was. I guess we gotta go back to try and figure it out? Hehehe. Ok ok, so after the tasting, wifey got a glass of the Sangria and I got a glass of the Wild Fire. We also got the bread with the olive oil Parmesan dip. It does have red peppers inside the dip, but it was a subtle kick. We go the Nighthawk Nachos later since I wanted another glass of Wild Fire. Well, I'd better get going. Lemmie know of any other good wineries (or breweries/distilleries) we should try. Mahalo! A Hui Hou!!

This is one of my favorites. Have been before but always enjoy. It's beautiful and peaceful... oh…read moreand the wine is great too!! Today was chilly so they lit a fire that added to the serene country feel and we also enjoyed meeting their new puppy.

Everly Turf Farm is such a hidden gem for families! The fact that it's free makes it even more…read moreamazing. My kid had the best time exploring and playing, especially in the digging area--it was definitely their favorite part. They loved searching for treasure, and the excitement when they actually found something was priceless! Being able to take their treasure home for just $5 made it even more special. It's such a fun, creative space for kids to play, explore, and use their imagination. Everything felt welcoming and family-friendly, and we'll definitely be coming back again. Highly recommend for a fun (and affordable!) outing with kids!

This place unfortunately closed. It had great bands and singers such as Middle Creek Band and Tate…read moreStevens, Elijah Chastain and others. Cutting edge. The best. It was great!

Awesome place! Back to the 70's and love it!!! My great niece gets to experience an amazing drive…read morein!!

One of the few remaining drive in theaters around the country. This one is located between Paola…read moreand Osawatomie and is a great drive in to visit. The owners are exceptionally friendly. An older couple that just ooze that small town/country hospitality that makes you want to come out every weekend for the featured movies. They always have current movies and the biggest summer hits. One of the most notable things about this drive in is how clean and well kept it is. It would be a real shame to see this one go the way that so many others across the country have. The speakers are loud and clear. The restrooms are exceptionally clean and well maintained with what appears to be newer fixtures. The lot is pothole free. You can just tell the owners take pride in the business. The concession area has a small, but typical movie theater menu and the prices are right in line with other theaters if not actually less expensive. (A large bucket of popcorn and large drink will cost you less than $10.) The cost of the movie is the best in the area at only $7 for adults, $1 for children 3-11, and children under 3 are free. You really can't beat the cost for a family night of entertainment. This drive in is at risk of closing due to the requirement and cost to upgrade equipment to digital and this may be their last season open. Make sure you visit and support what is a dying business across the nation. Stop by their FB group to see the various fundraising events that the fans of the theater have started in an effort to help save the drive in. https://www.facebook.com/groups/123342647687916/members/