Went in there to play a couple of slot machines---went to cash out---the cash out machine WAS…read moreEMPTY---they said to come back after machine was filled------stopped there (3) times machine still not working----THEY need to get their Poop in a group---or YOU WILL drive away customers------OR be able to cash out ticket at the ticket purchase counter--------HAVE OWNER CALL ME 785-820-1733

Solid food. Fun for all ages. Fun for parents too! Pickle Ball!! Arcade! Full bar! Bumper cars! Axe…read morethrowing!

This place has the worst house balls compared to others and has terrible slick lanes and shoes…read morestick to other places, bowling is bad other things are

We arrived at Alley approximately 12:15 on New Year's Day. There were three people in our group. We…read morewaited in line to pay for Lunch and Bowl and then we had to wait in another line to turn our tickets in. One of the people in our group ordered a hamburger with fries and a drink. They brought him a cheeseburger and we told them he needed a hamburger. They brought him another cheeseburger! The third time they brought him chicken strips! Finally, after over an hour, he finally got a hamburger. it was 1:45. Another person in our group ordered the grilled cheese meal, and it took over an hour to get it!

Talk about a step back when life moved a little slower. They used to have a operating saw mill and…read moretractor pull, but those days are long gone unfortunately. Won't be long and all that knowledge will be gone as well. You walk your own pace. The school house was nice to walk in.

If you are looking for a well curated museum, with limited items well described... you may not…read moreenjoy this. BUT, if you are looking to see tons and tons of old stuff, from ag equipment to tools to household goods to telephone equipment to.. well, almost anything....DO NOT MISS THIS PLACE! Free admission, but we left a larger donation than they would probably have charged, because we VERY MUCH enjoyed our visit. Right of Rt 70, don't miss it.

We had a terrific time touring the museum!…read more I especially enjoyed the mill portion of this Lindsborg tour, and especially (as also appealed to fellow Yelper Sarah G.) the St. Louis World's Fair Swedish pavilion so carefully transported and displayed. Whoever said that a jaunt through a small Scandinavian-heavy town in rural Kansas could be so much fun? Must recommend to friends in both Kansas City and Wichita alike, plus anyone else who happens to be zig-zagging through the Midwest in search of something fun and informative all at once.

My family greatly enjoyed our visit. The exhibits are well done in the museum. Lots of artifacts…read moreand examples early town life. The story of Lindsborg is carefully documented and easy to follow. The mill is beautifully restored and looks as if it could operate today. My family experienced a wonderful afternoon exploring the buildings and the museum. Lots to see and experience!

Always try to hit up some local wineries when I'm out of town and luckily I was close to this one!…read moreVery friendly staff and great wine!! Highly recommend trying and getting some bottles.

Excellent local wines and great service and knowledgeable staff! Dropped by for a tasting and…read morebought several interesting local wines including a special one created for Lindborg's 150th anniversary!

We had a lovely night out to watch the Music Man. It was a fantastic show and the staff was so…read morefriendly. We enjoyed the concessions as well. The only negative was the theatre was extremely hot and a bit uncomfortable, the AC wasn't functioning properly.

My husband and I stopped in here on a whim and had a lovely free wine tasting hosted by a woman (I…read moreforgot to get her name :') ) who was so fun to talk with, we bought 4 bottles we really enjoyed and stayed for an extra hour or so just to chat with the host. Had a wonderful time, tasted so many great wines, and had lovely conversation.

Very friendly service and yummy wines. She gave us samples of whatever we wanted to try. Lots of…read moresweet wine options. If you go try the Czech style white, very good.

I discovered this little gem of a store in Lindsborg KS. The owners are Jim and Kathy Richardson…read more Jim is a native Kansan who developed into a long time National Geographic photographer. He has produced many wonderful stories and layouts over the years. The gallery exhibits prints from his travels all over the world. They make fine wall art for your home. Kathy is a talented craftsman who makes lovely jewelry. Stop in during open hours and one or both of them may be there to help you.

This is a beautiful space with beautiful art in it. Jim Richardson's photography is incredible -…read morefeatured in National Geographic (I'm not name-dropping, just describing), and Kathy's jewelry is super fun and elegant. This is a must-do in Lindsborg. www.smallworldgallery.net