Big giveaway today. I just needed the bathroom, then left. Looks like more stuff is being built out…read morehere. I'll come back another day wiout the dog.

I live near Tulsa and this is the closest place for AYCE crab legs with the LARGE snow crab legs…read more Fridays only. We'll worth the trip!

Not Broadway, but a solid local theatre offering a wide variety of shows. Participation is open to…read moreeveryone. Ticket prices are very reasonable. On the whole, a great resource for the community.

I like this little casino. I seem to win something every time I'm here. The panini snack bar on the…read moreNorth end boasts delicious sandwiches. The free drink station includes cappuccino and hot chocolate in addition to the cold drink machines. The slots pay decently. I don't understand the bingo slits, but I win on them. Being on the border of two states helps. Not too smoky, either. I like that.

Good little casino for slots etc. have a bar (soft drinks coffee etc are free) and serve good huge…read moresandwiches. I had the 231 exit sandwich, roast beef with horseradish and onions, and it was great. Great friendly staff!

Customer service, a little bit of respect... everyone here was rude asf me and my family came up…read morehere to have a great time I have been here so many times spend tons of money here get my weekend stays and the one time I come up here with my family I had my 18 year old and his 18 year old girlfriend with us they didn't have id, they were not walking the floor because they already knew they couldn't without a id they went and bought $40 worth of food at their snack bar and they told us I " couldn't leave my kids unattended" when they where just sitting there eating minding their business and are 18 we had workers following us all night this night definitely upset me and just gave me a another reason to why I don't come here... they are not family friendly and I get them not having visible id but I have other proof of identity and it was still a problem

The service at the restaurant was superb. I am giving this a five star because that is the biggest…read moredamn chicken fried steak I've ever seen in my life. They need to back off the bread, way too much bread. So tender that you could cut it with, but the bread needs to go because it's just way too much. The taste and the texture of this chicken fried steak was the best I've ever tasted in my life. The big dinner rolls were awesome but like I said again, I'm gonna repeat myself myself the breading on this chicken fried steak this to be cut in half that is just really super ridiculous ridiculous. I will go back there and eat again. Probably not a chicken fried steak cause I have so much to choose from and everything that I saw there that have been cooked was amazing. Amazing.

Hidden gem! Went here for our first anniversary and had a blast! Waitress was phenomenal and very…read moreinformative about their wines, food was amazing and atmosphere was outstanding! We will definitely be back!!!

A little off the "beaten" path, but not that far, AND well worth a visit. Situated in beautiful…read morerolling hills, this winery creates enjoyable, wonderful-tasting wines, and quite a line of them, too. They also have meat and cheese trays (for about $8.00) to enjoy with their wines.

It's hard to find a full breakfast in Winfield on a Sunday morning. The view is awesomeread more

This unique museum is a private collection of memorabilia and railroad artifacts. It's run by a…read moreretired railroad engineer from the BNSF railroad. It's very casual and the owner will walk you through the place, all the while letting you handle a lot of the items. True railfans will enjoy it thoroughly. If you are a railroad enthusiast, it is worth the trip. Wellington is located along the freight lines between Emporia, Kansas and Amarillo, Texas. Mr. Wiley, the proprietor told me about how he drove freight trains to and from Amarillo for over 25 years. There is a 2-6-2 steam locomotive sitting in the parking area. The museum itself is in the old Wellington city "gas works", which originally supplied gas to the street lamps in the old downtown nearby. Very interesting,historically speaking.

What a wonderful museum! Room after room of artifacts from daily living from the last 150 years,…read moreand some great historical insights into life in Cowley County from the same time period. There are so, so many individual tools and trinkets to see and spark your imagination about how life used to be. Many of the items are not behind glass, so you can get up close (don't touch--you'll be tempted to!) and really SEE them. Subject matter covers schooling, home life, military, medicine, farming, telephony, local industry, religion--and even more! There could be a little more descriptive signage for the items--but I bet this is an all-volunteer museum, and what they've already done is a wonderful start. Admission was free, and it's only open in the afternoons--if I recall correctly. Probably should call first to check hours, if you're making the drive from Wichita..... The Cowley County Historical Society's museum is everything (and more) that a local museum ought to be--definitely put it on your list to spend an hour or two at!