My first experience with the golf center was when my high school class rented it for our class…read morereunion. I semi remember consuming a few adult beverages from the venue's fully stocked bar and practicing on an indoor simulator before I walked out back to the driving range and hit every ball a straight 300+ yards. Seriously, true story. Later, I came back and played a couple of rounds of mini golf with my nephew and in laws. The course has a few quirks for us olds, but is easy enough that the kids will enjoy it. This is a fun place.

My friend and I wanted to go mini golfing and this was the only place in town. They have mini…read moregolf, driving range, pool tables and various other things inside. They also have a shop where you can get golf gears and other accessories. They have weekly bar specials and also mini golf specials. They were very nice and helped us right away. The mini golf course is a little small but fun, we paid about 6 bucks per person. Definitely a good place to hangout with friends.

Great experience. This place changed ownership awhile ago. Really stepped it up a notch. Food is…read morevery good and the atmosphere is pleasant. Would definitely come back again.

This is the third time we have eaten here. Have always had a good experience. Dining area has…read morean outdoor theme, i.e. you are eating on patio tables but well done. EXCELLENT food. First time here was for catered anniversary party. Second time had the chicken fried steak (real breaded steak that was 1/4-1/2" thick), mashed potatoes and a gravy boat of sawmill gravy. Tonight had the ribeye, twice baked potato and salad bar. Steak was perfectly done (medium) and hot. Highly recommend the salad bar (in itself a meal). Table next to us ordered the prime rib (I am assuming that it was the large because it was the size of a medium roast (no kidding). Highly recommend this place, a real hidden treasure of a restaurant. One more thing, this is not a Chinese restaurant.

We drive through this part of Kansas regularly and have seen the signs along the highway but never…read morehad time to stop hustling from point A to point B. We had time yesterday and oh my goodness was it worth it! Kirk, Treva, Chris and Kim welcomed us as if we had been friends forever! We thought we'd sip and keep on driving but ended up lingering over the delicious wine options. They brought us a charcuterie plate and had a wonderful conversation with them as they were wrapping up their Friday evening. We learned that they built several structures on the property by hand and gutted the main barn and turned it into their event building for weddings and parties. It is beautiful and wonderful atmosphere! We closed the evening with new friends, left with a case of wine and were fortunate enough to be able to pull our motorhome up to one of their electrical hook ups to spend the night. Can't recommend this gem of a winery that is a little off the beaten path enough!

This place is fabulous! The wine selections are excellent and the hosts are incredible!…read more The tasting area outside was immaculate and so cozy. Loved the music and the property is amazing. Highly recommend for a delightful afternoon of wine tasting.

Upland game hunting doesn't get much better than what Ringneck Ranch offers. The accommodations are…read moreexcellent, the staff is helpful and friendly, the guides are top notch and the Brittany dog team absolutely lives for the hunt, and are amazing to see in action. We always cherish our time spent here, and owners Keith and Deb go out of their way to make us feel like family.

From the owner: Ringneck Ranch®, Inc. is located on land that our family homesteaded in 1872, a time when the…read moreCheyenne and herds of buffalo still roamed central Kansas. The ranch sits isolated in a pristine prairie valley looking out on the Blue Hills range. Keith and Debra have personally owned and have professionally operated Ringneck Ranch on the families 5th generation homestead since its inception in 1983. The operation includes over 10,000 acres of the finest native pheasant, bobwhite quail and prairie chicken habitat imaginable. Coverts, ranging from easily traversed thin strips of weeds to sprawling fields of chest-high CRP grasses, are managed with both the hunted and the hunter in mind.

People, how many places have 100 Google reviews and the average is 5 star??? That should say it…read moreall, but I will say more (may not be new, but it's more). You yelpsters...............get with the program. We were traveling from Florida to Denver and planned the trip around stopping at the Prairie Rose. Such a fun place, great people, great price, can't be beat. We arrived at 5pm and was in the bar / dining room by 5:30. We met Megan and she loaded us with the history and stories of the Praire Rose. Love Barbara behind the bar. So I had a couple gins, my Bride had a couple wines. We split an app and an entree. VERY GOOD. Lots of locates enjoy the bar and dining room. As a bonus, there was outdoor seating, outdoor bar and a firepit. This place has it all. Just come and experience it. WE SHALL RETURN!!! FYI: If you read a review and considers the food pricey.......move to the next review. It's all small-town pricing, love and quality.

Super cute place for a quick simple bite to eat. The restaurant is located within the Prairie Rose…read moreInn and the servers were very friendly and attentive! The menu was simple, but had a variety of choices. I ordered a salad based on the reviews and it was okay, just a little pricey in my opinion for it to be mostly romaine lettuce. The okra was very tasty; however, for the amount you get I also think this was a little pricey. We also ordered the pulled pork sandwich which was probably the best bang for your buck and quite tasty!

As someone who has been a weekly golfer at Stoneridge for over 6 months, I will leave my review…read morebased in practice facilities, course setup and environment. Stoneridge practice facility includes 1 practice green and 1 driving range. The practice green allows putting and chipping. It's a 60 feet long green that allows for several different types of strokes, from short putts to long putts and chips up to 20 yards around the greens. I noticed that the cup positions have not changed since I first practiced there months ago. The driving range allows for shots up to 200 yards meaning some players might be restricted to hit some of the longer clubs. The grass is usually cut to a 2nd rough cut. The range balls are mostly old and used to a degree that the ball flight is negatively affected. The 18 hole course is a par 70 with 6590 yards from the blue tees. It's a setup that calls for a variety of tee shots and a lot of lay ups for the great amount of trees and hazards. The grass is usually in fast conditions, specially the greens and fairways. Players should expect small greens that really require a sharp iron play. The environment is sad, it feels like an abandoned place sometimes. The course is empty most of the time. The club house is often closed and there is no golf shop. There is only a few items for sale in the front desk. The staff certainly could make it more professional and welcoming. I recommend Stonerigde to every golfer around central Kansas who is looking for an 18 hole round, I believe that for the 28 dollars it offers a good golf experience. I don't recommend Stoneridge for golfers that are looking for a place to practice as I believe the practice facility doesn't have what it takes to help with any parts of the game.

I had brunch there on Sunday and it was amazing. I had a made-to-order Denver omelette that was…read moreprepared right at the table, some succulent and tender brisket, a fresh garden salad, top shelf sparkling white wine that wasn't too expensive and the most delicious red velvet cake you could ever imagine that they told me the baker just made. The wait staff was right there when my water was low and made sure everything was just as I wanted it. I was very pleased with my experience there at Stoneridge.