What a wonderful experience. The staff here are truly dedicated to the museum and have a ton of…read moreknowledge to share.

Great experience!! Super interesting artifacts & the interactive exhibits were so neat. Definitely…read morerecommend!

No one tells you mead hits harder than wine. Boy, did we have a good time. My advice is to start by…read moresharing a flight with your friend. We tried several flavors and they were really tasty. The gentleman who helped us was so nice and let us know his mom had a bakery down the street and had brought some treats. They offer a few snacks, but next time I would ask if I can bring food and order a pizza from the place next door, which is so good! That's my next review...

10/10, need I say more?…read more This is the cutest little shop, I love how they refurbished it as a little boutique. It's so welcoming and clean, and had the cutest items that really meshed well with their theme. The front room is the bar, in perfect location. Customer service was top notch. I loved that you could do flights of different things, I.e. I mixed mead and wines. Everything was SO good and it was super fun to compare flavor to flavor. It was amazing how different everything was! They have some tables on the patio, which were perfect to sit and have a few drinks. We adored this spot, I'll definitely stop in every time I'm in town.

We had a lovely afternoon at Chateau Sainte Genevieve. It was a new-to-us winery (they have been…read moreopen just shy of a year). Boy were we happy we stopped by! The grounds are lovely, with vineyards surrounding the modern buildings and wrap-around patio area. We were able to try all of their wines at no charge prior to buying our wine for the patio. The wine was excellent, mostly French-style dry whites. Some of the grapes are grown elsewhere, which as in California, as their vineyards are still maturing. They do produce all of their wines. The service was excellent, both friendly and knowledgeable. Other details: Plenty of on-site parking. It is a smoke-free facility. No pets allowed. You can bring your own food.

We stopped by on our way to Postcard Cabins. I'm so glad we did! The place is clean, spacious and…read moremodern. A+ for gender neutral bathrooms in the restroom area. Bathrooms are large and clean and are fully enclosed rooms. The staff were friendly with great recommendations for wine and things to do around the area. I suggest bringing a picnic and games. We bought snacks at the market and opened a bottle on the patio. They corked what we didn't finish. Music plays on the speaker making the perfect atmosphere to relax and enjoy the space. I do not usually like many Missouri wines. Wine tasting is usually for fun since I miss tasting trips in California. They had a couple whites that we really liked so that was a bonus! We gladly bought a bottle to share. The cost was minimal. We are already looking forward to our next visit. It's worth the drive from St Louis to spend the afternoon.

For $20, my 6 and 7 year old kids were engaged and active for 3+ hours and could have gone longer…read more Staff was very nice. I wouldn't upgrade unless you have 10+ year olds, although the Apple launcher looked pretty cool.

The Melba is perfect for what it is. It's a cheap theater that tends to show new, generally family…read morefriendly movies. The prices are good, the people are friendly , and it is clean. Not everything is always in great repair, but that has not hampered my enjoyment of the movies I've seen there. If you are looking for a fancy modern theater, look elsewhere. If you want somewhere fun to go in DeSoto without paying $10 per ticket, this is the place to go!

This theater only offered 1 screen, however the old style, down home feeling was awesome. There…read morewas plenty of seating & the floors weren't sticky! The price was unbeatable ($4.00!) And having a single screen meant for a quick get away! 4 stars!

This was a great experience. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and informative. It was well…read moreworth the lite fee to step back into time.

The tour guide named Faith was awesome! She is very good at her job and explaining everything. She…read moredeserves a raise and a promotion. Very fun to talk to and answers questions effectively and in a way I can understand. Super cool definitely will go again!

Great time at a great place! Wine was wonderful and the atmosphere was amazing. Fun place to hang…read morewith friends and family.

I cannot believe how few reviews there are for this charming winery! My husband and I were headed…read moreout to the lake and thought we'd stop by whatever nearby winery we could find. We did not go in expecting much since there was a serious lack of reviews. What we found was a small winery/brewery that was beyond adorable. There were two really well kept buildings, the tasting room for wine and the micro-brew pub. We couldn't help trying both. The wine was perhaps a bit sweet for my taste, but it is Missouri wine after all. The beer selection was top-notch and everything was tasty. Prices were extremely reasonable and there was a cute outdoor patio with a wrap-around bench and a fire pit that was very nice. The staff was amazing! We were there on a harvest day, so there were quite a few people wandering around that had been involved in picking the grapes. Everyone was super friendly and had us feeling like family in no time. This review is only four stars and not five because this winery lacked the expansive view of so many others around town.

The Welcome Center is definitely the place to go when you arrive in Ste. Genevieve. It's a…read morewelcoming space with exhibits, a gift shop, a room to watch a film about the history of the area, and nice clean restrooms. It's also the location where you can find both the National Park Service desk and the local tourism desk, and between the friendly rangers and staff, they can easily get you situated and pointed in the right direction to what you want to explore! A nice parking lot is also available outside of the building.

A very nice and informative museum at the Ste Genevieve Township in MO sets the stage for what you…read moreare about to see as you drive around this charming and deeply historic town. An added bonus in 2021 is a Missouri Bicentennial exhibit which was being assembled as we wandered in the center. Definitely begin your trip here, which explains the layered and nuanced history of this unique area where the melting-pot Creole culture of Louisiana still persists in this place which went from French to Spanish to American in a few decades in the late 1700s-early 1800s. 5 informative stars