Awesome art & most interesting public bathroom ever (in a good way). Very clean and they have a…read moreguest book for you to sign. Outside toilet bowl art and toilet paper was fun for kids and adults to explore.

If you're in Lucas visiting something else, it's a fun trip to stop by this piece of public art…read more It's a public restroom, designed to look like a toilet with a roll of toilet paper next to it. Hilarious. You could actually spend a lot of time here, especially inside, looking at all the "found" objects that make up the walls. The art in the grass is pretty funny as well. American Fork Art. LOL!!! The bathroom seemed clean enough but it definitely smells like a public restroom. I didn't use the facilities except to wash my hands and that was a bit of a struggle as the faucet is about half an inch away from the sink bowl. Very odd but again, not going to complain about a free service.

Lucas, KS is the northern end of the Post Rock Scenic Byway that starts in Wilson (about 2 miles…read moresouth of I-70 and runs about 20 north to Lucas along KS-232. Lucas is an interesting little town with a number of sites worth seeing. For example, the Garden of Eden (a really quirky place), the world's best beautiful restrooms (you gotta see them to believe them) and more. It's well worth an 18 mile detour from I-70 and is a good break when driving across Kansas.

Great town to live in and raise your kids. The only con/positive you are around a hour from a town…read morewith over 1,000 people. Has a doctor's office, movie theater, liquor store, bank, and a hardware store. Two restaurants. One gas station with a convenience store. Famous for The Garden of Eden, a big public restroom, and Grassroot Art Center.

Since we had precious little time on a compressed schedule to visit my aunt's friends & family, we…read moredid manage to swing by the biggest ball of twine in Cawker City after visiting her cousin and his family in nearby Beloit, Kansas. We navigated road construction in the rain. Some tourists showed up from Texas. They mistook us for locals. (We had never been to Cawker City.) We would have loved to have stayed to find out what they wanted, but we had people waiting on us in McPherson, Kansas. So on we went. We could have parallel parked but instead, we opted in the rental van to continue on our way.

We have always heard about people traveling to see the quirky things that are out there. So while…read morein Kansas we decided we wanted to visit the city of Cawker to see the Worlds Largest Ball of Twine. We signed the registry and we were amazed how many people from different countries and throughout the US had visited this iconic work of love. The ball is impressive but so is the story behind it. There is an old time gas station across the street. We highly recommend a visit, if not to see the ball of twine, then to learn its story.

The town of Lindsborg is a Scandinavian town in Kansas that has adorable Dala horse sculptures all…read moreup and down its Main Street. Odin, one of the Dala horses, is a brown and gold figure that, according to the Wild Dalas of Lindsborg Official Guide, represents "the intricate tapestry of Norse beliefs, where courage and destiny are intertwined. Odin's leadership and the Valkyries' duty ensure the finest warriors are ready to defend the cosmos when the final reckoning comes." Wow! I'm not exactly sure what all that means, but it sounds a little more aggressive than what I want to deal with right now, frankly. Looking at this Dala horse, Odin, I don't sense all of that aggressiveness. Odin seems like a nice little Dala horse, to me. BTW: Odin was designed by an artist named Riley Ahlstedt.

Abilene is one of those old west towns. But this place is a joke. There's a couple streets of…read morebuildings. However outside the train, there is NOTHING open!! In fact they only open on weekends for about four hours. So here I am wanting to learn more about the town and the whole town is shut down. This was a complete waste of time.

Well, I wanted to check out the old Abilene museum, bit it appears it is closed, and we leave…read moreSaturday morning, so they can go whistle!

You'd never expect the environment and ambiance when walking in, it's very elegant yet cozy. The…read morestaff were all incredibly kind and welcoming, service was out of this world and went beyond any expectations. Lastly the food here was all around amazing, complimentary dishes, just for dessert it would be worth the drive, decently sized servings and all made from scratch. All around delicious and an amazing experience!

What a unique experience!! Honestly that is how I can best describe my time here! We came with some…read morefriends while visiting town, and I absolutely loved the uniqueness of the building. It had a very vintage feel and decor and also was connected to an older gym from a school. Yet, they made the experience and vibe of your dinner feel nice and elegant. They're only open on the weekends, so make sure you get a reservation as it filled up very fast! They serve your food through many courses so be prepared to stay and enjoy for a few hours. We enjoyed the company of our friends as the environment was very laid back and took our time. You start with options for appetizers, soup/salad, entree, and dessert. They even had complimentary, adorable palette cleansers between each course! (My favorite was the raspberry sorbet-super delicious). For food we had the artichoke bruschetta for an appetizer (very different than normal bruschetta but flavorful). We also had the arugula salad which I thought was really good! For entree, I ordered the stuffed chicken and was pleased and satisfied with the flavors. It could have come out a bit hotter, but was still good. My boyfriend ordered the ribeye, which was a pretty good size and said he thoroughly enjoyed! And for dessert, we had the cheesecake which was homemade and very delicious. The staff was also friendly throughout the night but, again, just be prepared to take your time as they tend to as well! Overall, I had a great time and really enjoyed the experience. I would definitely recommend and would love to experience again!

Our food was delicious and the service was excellent. Our waitress Ashley was so friendly and…read morehelpful! She definitely made our dining experience the best! We will go there again when we are in Salina. Kathy B.

This place is great. Huge portions for a reasonable cost. Make sure you try the chopped salad and…read morethe sampler appetizer. Setting is unique with the white tablecloths with excellent service. Good location downtown to catch a show. Martinellis has been around forever with great owners. Supporting local isn't hard with places like this around.