Excellent wine and spirits selection, friendly knowledgeable staff. Beer specials and great…read morepromotions. Best choice in town.

I had always wanted to visit the brewery, but had to wait for a reason to be in McPherson on a…read moreSaturday! Eric R. and I talked about a day trip on a Sunday, but alas, Three Rings is not open on Sundays. Eric R. had the Storm the Castle bike race this past Saturday, so I agreed to join him in McPherson for the weekend so I could specifically go here! I first discovered Three Rings at Manhattan's Brew at the Zoo, which I went to every year until COVID. After that, it moved from August to later in the Fall and I am never here for it. I am not sure exactly when I first tried it, but my notes from the 2019 event show that Three Rings' Wanderlust was a favorite. I purchased cans of Wanderlust ever since, but there was a shortage in the past year and after going to six liquor stores, I had to get it in Lawrence an hour and a half away! I cannot remember when this was, but the owner and his dad came to lead an event at JP's in the K-State Union for beer and food pairings. It was so fun. Finally I get here and Eric R.'s race registration came with a free beer. The very awesome staff said we could do a flight of 5, but we wanted to try 6, and she was still cool with that! So we tried six beers: Fields of Gold (wheat), Yankee Rose (blonde), Wanderlust (red), Vertigo (IPA), Bulldog (oatmeal stout), and Acres Wild (farmhouse ale/saison). We loved talking with everyone at the bar, both next to us and behind the bar. We chatted with the owner/brewer, and another staff member who also has a creative writing background. Numerous people there were Texans like us, and we had a lot of area connections. A food truck outside was closing and brought us free fries, which was an unexpected bonus! We bought 3 6-packs: Wanderlust, Acres Wild, and Broadsword (dark Scotch ale). On the way out was an afternoon farmers market where we bought freshly picked green beans to make for dinner that night. It was a perfect place to hang out and I definitely want to return! Also, we learned there is no "fear" in McPherson and to just call it MacTown!

This is a fantastic brewery. It's oasis in the middle of Kansas. The beers are good and they often…read morehave food trucks. I lived there laid back atmosphere. The workers are very knowledgeable and friendly. Definitely worth the stop.

Very cute and clean coffee shop. Their baked goods are delicious. My favorite coffee drink is…read moretheir Kamikaze. Lots of caffeine in it. Mmmm. The staff are always very friendly and welcoming. I wish they were open every day of the week!!

Love their fresh coffee and lattes. I had a few of their pastries which are incredibly delicious.read more

What a great little car museum! We spent about two hours seeing the "Oddities" exhibition…read moreyesterday and had a blast. Lots of interesting cars--the Batmobile, a Wankel motorcycle, a DeLorean, bunches of custom hot rods, etc. You don't need to be a car enthusiast to enjoy this museum. They introduce a new exhibit every quarter, so there's always something fresh to see.

In town for my nephew's graduation for KWU and he informed us about this new muscle car garage…read moremussuem.. The staff was friendly and accommodating. They have a bar station where you can pour yourself a nice cold beer or wine to take with you as you tour the museum. Perfect pairing. The muscle cars, hot rods and custom cars were in immaculate condition. I appreciated the display signs in front of each car that gives a one paragraph history. The perfect summary size in my opinion. There's plenty of interactive displays throughout this museum. Touch Screen quizzes complete with visuals. Simulators: A welding, car painting and race car simulator were fun to check out. They had a Boy Scout PInewood Derby track that brought me back to my Junior High School days. There's tons of toy play stations throughout the museum that keeps the kids busy while the parents are exploring. I saw a coloring station, lego station and toy race tracks and garage complete with cars to play with. There was a mini-theater that had an informative muscle car movie playing and a library/reading area to relax and check out some car books. There was so much to see and do throughout this muscle car museum. It's absolutely social media friendly as well as educational. This is a definite must visit if you have the time while in Salina. Buckle Up!

Mother's day brunch was amazing. All the food was amazing. The staff did an excellent job.read more

Current art display at the Country Club, located just off the dinning room. Light and shadow…read moreaccents each piece.

Food was fabulous. Service was fast. The ambiance was perfect . The coffee was fresh and good .read more

Great doughnuts & great service..... Loved the maple long…read morejohn's and nutty maple doughnut! Always stop when we are in town!

Our company has a manufacturing plant in this community. We came here for a series of training as…read morewe needed space for 20 people. This facility has been renovated and offers the community such a lovely facility. They have music and plays. Rooms that can be used for training and events. The backstage in the opera venue Seema very state of the art with sound and lights. The team here is amazing to work with and it Seema like a very affordable option for meeting or event space. Will be using this facility moving forward.

We live in McPherson and go to the opera house performances regularly. It's a nice place good sound…read moreand the acts playing their also like the venue very well

Super decent food truck we found while attending Hyllningsfest in Lindsborg. I had the brisket…read moretacos, my daughter the cheeseburger, and my husband the brisket fries. The meat was really good! I was a bit shocked at the size of the tacos as had I known how big they were I would have just ordered one, but it's great value for the price. Overall solid food and a welcome vendor at this year's festival.