My grandkids absolutely loved this pumpkin patch and all the activities to do! Well worth the $10…read moreentry fee. So many activities that are not at other pumpkin patches.

Depending on the season, Berry Hill Upick Farm is where you can pick your own basket of fresh…read morestrawberries or wander through a vibrant sunflower field. I came here on a hot summer day to enjoy the rows upon rows of bright yellow sunflowers amongst a beautiful blue sky. The fields may be small, but they are big enough for there to be plenty of flowers and to look yellow from overhead. I had a very relaxing time walking through the sunflower field, taking pictures, and enjoying nature. The farm is free to visit. Strawberries are sold by the pound, and sunflowers are a suggested donation of $1 per cut flower. There were also fresh-off-the-vine watermelons and cantaloupes for sale at $5 each when I visited. Photography is welcomed though a donation is strongly encouraged for each shoot. Overall, Berry Hill Upick Farm is a lovely little farm in Topeka, Kansas.

Me and my friends went to this location for one of their birthdays. The atmosphere was pleasant and…read moreour bartender was very nice. My only complaint is towards the owner. We arrived at 2pm and were told that we could not sit on the tables inside till 3pm because there was an event going on. There are no chairs on the inside by the bar. The only chairs we were told we could sit on were the ones outside. We patiently waited till three. We went inside because the weather was hot as heck that day. The event was still going on up until 4:15. When we asked if we could go sit in the room, that was suppossed to be available to anyone at 3, we were still denied indoor seating. There were a total of 8 in our party and the owner did nothing to accomodate our needs. The room that was "rented" was only half full too. He was complety unprofessional and obviously didnt care that we were paying customers trying to celebrate my friends 30th bday. We will not be going back. The two stars are one for the nice bartender and 2 for the decent scenery.

The ride to this place is bumpy but once you make it just enjoy all the great wines they have. You…read morecan sample all the wines on the list for like $6, $1 more if you want the slushy (so worth it). The owners are very nice. The wife was actually the one that served me and very knowledgeable about their wines and everything. Make sure you check out the patio that looks into the vineyards. Apparently on Saturday's they have bands, check out the schedule on Facebook.

Had a nice morning getting my nerd on (visiting family in nearby Topeka) & learning about combat…read moreaviation. Who knew any of this stuff? I did find a plane with Boston roots (101st Tactical Fighter Squadron--The Irish Guard) from "Logan Field" c. 1962. It's scheduled to be repainted to its original markings, complete with shamrock. I also didn't realize Amelia Earhart was born in Kansas. And the irony of putting Rosie the Riveter on a kitchen apron (see the cute gift shop) isn't lost on me! A wonderful outing for history buffs all sorts! Go!

My aviation nerd boyfriend loves anything aviation so I knew we had to go here. There are huge…read morehangars and the one has planes in greater repair than the other. One hangar was like an airplane graveyard, but that was fun too because you could see how the plexiglass on the planes shattered and how the old planes were created with curved wood. They have planes like the ones Snoopy flew and giant helicopters. It don't know my plane and airplane names, but I read some of the information and I know some were used in WWI, WW11, Korea, Vietnam and etc. up until the present day. There was an upstairs level with some airplane art. I would say if you are not very mobile, you will struggle with this place because there is a lot to navigate and if you are not paying attention you could hit your head on any number of things. One of the employees told a mom not to let her kids run under the airplanes becuase they could bonk their heads. True that! One has to pay attention in this museum. My favorite part was walking into this helicopter that was built in 1965 and in service until 1988 and a gentleman who worked in this actual helicopter when it was in service was fixing it up as a volunteer. History right in front of my eyes! It's $7 to get in, a bargain!

Don't be surprised when you drive up it looks like a gas station. Lol I think this took me back the…read moremost. The real reason for my 3 star rating is that they have so many wines and meads but you can only taste 5. Granted it's 5 for free but I think they need a pay options too for everyone. Especially for those of us just passing through and don't live in the area. The hostess (person who poured) seemed like she did t want to be there and didn't tell me anything about the wines. Overall the wines I did taste were good o wish I could had tasted more.

The elderberry wine is wonderful, the experience at this winery not so good. We walked into an…read moreempty winery with kids toys scattered around the floor. A woman with her child came out but did not offer a tasting or any other help. She told her child to pick up the toys after I almost tripped on one, and the child ignored her. I finally asked if we could taste the semi-dry elderberry because we were not able to find it locally. She poured one sample. We had to share the sample. No other tastings were offered. We asked for a case of the wine which she brought out. We asked where they shipped the semi-dry wine in the KC area. She mentioned a few places where they shipped wine, but had no idea where they shipped semi-dry, and did not offer to find out and get back with us. When paying, the screen asked for a tip of over $20. For what? Needless to say, I skipped the tip screen. Five stars for the wine, zero stars for the winery.

I had Noah, and I would recommend him to anyone. He did a tattoo of writing for me, and it turned…read moreout amazing. Everyone has complimented it. I love showing it off. I wish I had a picture of it on my computer to post it, but I do not. Reasonable prices as well. I can't recommend them high enough.

If you are looking for true artists and not just tattooers, you found the place. I had the pleasure…read moreof getting some work done by Jennifer. She's very creative, professional and provided what I was looking for in a somewhat difficult cover-up. It takes a certain level of skill and experience to go over existing tattoos. This was an old piece from 20 years ago that I wanted changed and I am very happy with the result. I highly recommend her if you are seeking an artist with creative insight and the ability to listen to their clients' needs.

Did a work team building paint day. Very hospitable and a ton of fun! Highly recommend.read more