The atmosphere is Awesome. The drinks are spectacular. The food is OK! I'll try it again.read more

Place is beautiful and nicely arranged. Beautiful patio area, however it was very very slow…read moreservice with not many tables. Entire staff seemed to go back in the kitchen for periods of time. We watched our drinks sit on the bar for probably 20 minutes and nobody was around to serve them. For 6 people it was 500+ which would be fine if food was amazing but it just wasn't. For the price I would probably go elsewhere

" Very Informative Museum "…read more We went to the Crisp Museum at the University of South East Missouri . We watched a movie about the University and Museum, in a small theater first, before we walked around the museum. The Museum has a wide range of historical artifacts for you to see. The Museum is focused on the history of the the Cape Girardeau area along the Mississippi River.

The Crisp Museum is a hidden gem. They change their art gallery every 30/45 days. The history…read moregalley is very well done. From Indian artifact, River Boat information to anthropology. Very Friend people.

Artist Chris Webbena shows off art from his most recent DEMOS exhibit which he enhanced through his…read moreadmiration of geologic and neolithic rock '. Oil painting artist and author of books such as 'A Mother Society' and also former member and exhibitor at the St. Louis Artist Guild based out of Webster Groves, MO. near Ladue, MO. author Ariel O'Suilleabhain also attended the exhibit. A friend of the artist and inspirational professor of writing Dr. Rieger, present Director of the Center for Faulkner Studies of Southeast MO. University since 2013 was asked by the author to try his hand at photography here. Rieger, a former PhD graduate of Louisiana State University and whom also once taught writing to O'Suilleabhain at Southeastern Missouri State University had just completed teaching one recent course based on the Ginsberg poem novella style of O'Suilleabhain's newest and scholarly but very entertaining book for women who soar. O'Suilleabhain is standing to the left of Webbena. Webbena's wife also a teacher at Southeastern, MO. State University attended along with Dr. Rieger's wife. Other patrons of the arts who attended the gala event came especially to think about purchasing options. "It looks like art at the society is brighter than ever, and what most of the public should know is that most of the art here is for sale." said one patron. "The art is most definitely high caliber. Some patrons visit the shows just for that reason," he added.

Wonderful place to visit. First Fridays with the Arts there are always something new to see. Staff…read moreare always friendly.

Visited Hunter Valley several times now, and thought I should let others in on this place - a bit…read moreout of the way, but very lovely once you arrive. A few times the hubby and I sat outside and enjoyed the fantastic sangria, other times during inclimate weather we sat upstairs and listened to Vintage (awesome band - love the classic rock tunes!!) Great for a nice relaxing afternoon, we'll be back soon!

Booked a private party and it was fantastic! Sarah was so…read morehelpful in planning. She was extremely timely in responses and very organized. So reasonably priced, food was good, What's Scoopin'? ice cream truck was there which was great. Great image and sound quality - only issue was bugs but that's to be expected during the summer!

This is not your grandparents' drive-in theater!…read more Fireworks for the end of the Taylor Swift concert! FIREWORKS at a drive in movie concert! Crystal clear laser projection, huge weatherized concert speakers (plus traditional FM radio audio), the bathroom was squeaky clean, and the on-site manager lady was super friendly and helpful. This place really gave the vibe that they want to compete on quality for our business. I came away genuinely impressed and not at all sad that I had to drive an hour and a half to get there.

I love the theater I love the employees I love the manager there Kevin he is awesome I love just…read moregoing here I love the discount that you get when you're on the the Marcus theater club and I drive 45 minutes away just to go to this theater awesome place Love it

Over the past few years, this theater has gone downhill FAST. When I go to a movie, it should be…read morecomfortable, CLEAN and enjoyable. I shouldn't be distracted by the environment but it cannot be helped. *The floors/carpet need some work. *The majority of the leather recliners are ripped and/or have wear spots. *I usually have to wipe off my seat with a napkin prior to sitting down. Mr. Marcus, would you LOVE sitting in one of these theaters to watch a movie that is in need of much work?

" Nice Historical Tour Guides "…read more We went to the Red House Interpretive Center to see and hear about the history of the house. The Red House is located just off Main Street and the center commemorates the life of community founder and French-Canadian, Louis Lorimier. They also tell you about the Lewis and Clark visit to the house in November, 1803. The Interpretive Center houses an early 1800's exhibit that reflects the lives of the early settlers of the old Cape Girardeau district. The 3 Tour guides that were in this small house did a good job explaining the Red House History to everyone.

" Small Nice Variety Museum "…read more We went to the Cape River Heritage Museum which is located at the old police and fire station, dating back to 1908. They are constantly changing the exhibits in the Museum, but you get a great variety of the history in the Cape Girardeau Area when you walk around the Museum.