I'm not a play or improv person but this show was hilarious. The Laugh Lines cast did a wonderful…read morejob

I saw Anastasia last night and the cast, staging, costuming and music were all excellent…read more The service, however, was extremely poor. We ordered popcorn for intermission over an hour prior to the start of the show, knowing that it isn't delivered until intermission. They waited until the second act was beginning to tell us they "didn't make enough" and we wouldn't be getting any. They gave us nachos and promised to comp one of the 3 orders, then charged me for it anyway. The nachos were cold and soggy when they arrived about 3 minutes left in intermission. I gave my credit card in good faith when the check was dropped early in the intermission, then had the wrong amount charged to my credit card (over double my actual total) and someone else's credit card presented to me not once but twice. It took 10-15 minutes for the mess to be sorted between the manager and server and the server spent most of that chatting and laughing with what appeared other table involved. The manager also blew off my concerns about their disorganized service and lack of communication regarding availability of the menu. My party and I were not high maintenance, or demanding. There was no obvious reason for the chaos, besides a clear lack of organization and no managerial care for customer experience.

I attended a holiday pop-up event here this weekend. I had not visited Belvoir before, but I was…read morevery familiar with the property. My last visit came in 1972 when the property was used as a nursing home by The Odd Fellows fraternal organization, where my grandmother spent the last few years of her life. Prior to that it was an orphanage and for a short time a school - which my older siblings attended in the late 1950's. The winery has done a great job of preserving the history of the main building - one of four structures on the campus. Walking up the old wooden staircase to the second floor brought back instant memories of taking that same staircase to visit a woman that lived there. The nurses told us she claimed to be a relative of Frank and Jesse James, so 8 year old me convinced my mom for us to go visit her. I still recall her small and frail bedridden body holding my hand and thanking me for visiting her. My paternal grandmother lived in the adjacent building. It still sits vacant and deteriorating after decades of abandonment. It is the newest of the 4 structures on the campus having been built in 1955. Her solitary room was first floor left front of the building. I remember walking in and always talking to the nurses and aides at the station at the door. I remember taking presents of clothes and food on Sundays and holidays or just returning her laundry. I remember helping to decorate the room for the holidays. I remember the metal hand bell she used to summon assistance. I remember the beautiful large tree on the circle drive near her building that still stands today. The interior is vandalized and graffitied with no trespassing signs in place, and the windows she spent hours looking out of are now broken, blocked by rogue shrubs and a rusted and collapsing awning. The last time I peered in this window was sometime in 1972 to wave to her as we exited and let her know we'd be back soon. I highly encourage anyone to visit and support this winery and Inn. Check out the sitting rooms, look at the artifacts, documents and photos. Visit "George' the resident skeleton in his glass tomb... and if you listen carefully you might just hear my grandmother's small brass handbell.

The Belvoir is an amazing event space. The wine is excellent & not outrageously priced~the staff is…read moreinformative, friendly & helpful. You can also sit outside on the side porch on a beautiful day. I love that they embrace the full history of the estate & try to preserve the history as well as making new memories there. We went once just to see how it was & have returned several times now. I like to bring family & friends to the Belvoir, who've traveled to the area since it's such a unique place to go in the KC metroplex. I highly recommend a visit to the Belvoir!

I was glad it was over. It was a bit long. Did not find the clues that easy to follow. Dinner is…read moregood for a large catering.

"It wasn't what I expected. I thought it was more like the move clue. Also the dress code was a bit…read moremuch for the type of setting. Had some laughs tho."

It was our very first visit to the New Theatre & Restaurant, and we attended a December 2025…read moreevening performance of Nobody's Perfect starring the talented Jim O'Heir. He was so gracious after the show, chatting with everyone who stopped by the backstage door. We felt lucky to say hello and even snap a photo with him! The evening begins with garlic bread and salad, followed by a trip to the buffet line. There's a variety of proteins, including steak, pork, fried fish, and fried chicken, along with sides like vegetables, mashed potatoes, and mac and cheese. I wouldn't say the food is the highlight, but the overall experience and the venue itself are fantastic. Drinks and desserts (served during intermission) cost extra, though they're very reasonably priced. The audience tends to be older folks. I feel like like this is a hidden gem in Kansas City. It would be great to see them bring in some younger actors and actresses for added publicity so more people can discover what a special place this is.

We very much enjoyed our experience at New Theater and Restaurant. We went with some friends who…read morehad been before. We enjoyed the show Cactus Flower with Marilu Henner and the incredible John Rensenhouse. They were magical. The food tasted OK, but it was not super warm. Sometimes it's hard to keep buffet style food warm, and that was the case here. The salad brought to the table was very lovely as were the drinks and our server. It's probably not the theater experience that we usually have and I'm not sure we would return, but it was a fun time. The room is absolutely enormous, and it was nearly packed full so they are doing a great business and are recognized as the top dinner theater in the country, so it's definitely worth a visit!

We went to the Longview Mansion tonight (12/12/24) for Sip and Shop. It was a wonderful experience…read morewhere they open up this historic home. Visitation and fellowship during the holiday season. There were many people from all over town and our little area here in New Longview. My wife and I live is Kessler Ridge, so we drove less than five minutes to get to the mansion. We have been on the grounds many times before, but this was the first time we were able to visit the interior of the house. It is impressive and fun. There were lots of little pop-up shops set up inside the mansion, all on the main floor and then in a tent that extended from a sunporch on the back of the house. That was by far the biggest area to shop. The rest of the little pop-up areas were small and cozy inside the house. The staff was lovely and serving drinks, wine and food. We only had one glass of wine so we could drive home safely. We loved walking around the house, which everyone who attended was allowed to do with no drama and no supervision. Everyone I saw was super respectful of the property. Everyone we encountered was kind. It was a lovely evening. I hope they do it again next year so we can go.

The historic Longview mansion is beautiful! I have been here for several private functions, from…read morequinceanera's to Mother's Day luncheon, mystery dinners too elementary school fun runs! Longview mansion is steeped in local history and has many options for entertaining spaces. The grounds are also beautiful!

We visited on a weekend and it wasn't crowded at all, which made getting through the ticketing area…read morequick and easy--no lines. The staff, however, wasn't overly friendly or very interactive. The theater itself was just okay. The chairs weren't very comfortable and didn't recline, which was a bit disappointing compared to newer theaters. On the plus side, the popcorn and soda were good, and the movie played without any technical issues. The biggest downside was the bathroom--it was in rough shape, with non-working hand dryers, stall doors that didn't lock, and overall cleanliness issues. It's an okay place to watch a movie, but it's no longer the impressive, upscale location I once remember it being.

Studio 28 has changed ... not bad upgrades either…read more I didn't like the challenge at the kiosk. One was not working then I had issues with card reader on another .. so human interaction it was! Got there a little after 25 mins from movie start as we know previews are truly too long. Got to order in the lounge area on my side , drink and chicken fingers/fries please. My food was delivered to my seat but the bartender handed me my drink right after I placed my order. Movie... already started.. didn't miss much and it wasn't crowded in the suite. Comfy reclining chair and tray with an assistant butt, which by the way didn't work for me. Anywho.. I loved the movie experience however I had to get a refund on the food... I can't eat overcooked entrees.

We had SUCH a good time! The food was pretty good, but the Murder Mystery was absolutely stellar!!…read moreI didn't know what to expect as I hadn't done one before, and it was so much better than I was picturing. I laughed more than I thought I would, and it was so fun interacting with all the actors and everyone there! Will be doing this again!!

Show includes two murders and yet the worst crime was the food. Criminally inedible. Campy show. Go…read morewith a group for best time. Take part for a better time. Staff was friendly and engaged.

Marriott Kansas City Overland Park review | Kansas…read more 10800 Metcalf Ave, Overland Park, KS 66210 2.5 out of 5 Stars "A stay that started strong... then flushed itself away--literally." If you're looking for a hotel that nails the basics--clean spaces, friendly staff, a comfy bed, and a location that puts you close to food, highways, and life itself--then the Marriott Kansas City Overland Park seems like a solid pick. Emphasis on seems. Because while the building had its charms, my experience took a very unexpected turn in a direction no guest wants to go. Let's start with the good news: The place is clean. The staff? Pleasant, helpful, and ready with smiles. There's a full restaurant and bar on site--huge win if you're hungry or just too tired to DoorDash your life away. Starbucks coffee right in the building? Absolutely. Fitness room? Surprisingly spacious. Complimentary snacks for top-tier guests? Yes, please. And the bed? Soft enough to make you consider hitting snooze at least three times. But... then there were the cons, and these weren't small. The trip went downhill the moment I discovered the toilet didn't work in my room. And here's the part that should win an award for "Most Unexpected Plot Twist in a Hotel Stay": they knew the toilet was broken before giving me the room. That's like handing someone a chocolate chip cookie but forgetting to mention the chips are raisins. Instead of fixing the issue, the solution was to move me to another room--because nothing says "relaxing hotel stay" like repacking all your stuff and relocating after you've already settled in. Huge inconvenience. Major vibe killer. And as if that wasn't enough, the suite felt noticeably smaller than other Marriotts--like the hotel version of "we have food at home." To top it off, for the price tag attached, you'd expect everything to work flawlessly--especially the plumbing. So yes, the stay delivered on cleanliness and comfort... but it also delivered a storyline I wasn't ready for. Final Verdict: This hotel has potential, but between the price point and the toilet troubles, it lands at a very middle-of-the-road 2.5 out of 5 stars. Still workable, but definitely not the Marriott magic you might be expecting. @we_stayed_there www.westayedthere.com

Amazing Great staff…read moreExcellent location Comfy beds Nice lobby Little snack bar .................

Nicely restored theater! This is a great venue for watching a movie. It would also be really…read morespecial for a private event. A lot of care went into the details of this restoration. It's nice to see this place in use and all lit up!

This is a nice theater very friendly workers very big seating and brings back the nostalgiaread more