Food selection is fairly good but high.priced for a small town…read more Also the Peking is very limited with no handicap parking available. Definition not ADA compliant.

From the owner: As a christian organization, Sticks Stones and Bonez focuses on how God's world works! We are named…read morefor the plants God has given us (sticks), the rocks and earth God has blessed us with (stones), and the animals that live among us (bones). Learning and exploring with your hands can add interest and create memories. It may also spark a hobby, create a collection, or add to conversation. At Sticks Stones and Bonez, we want to encourage minds of all ages to question, explore and discover.

This was such a great tour! So much history to this cave and an interesting place to look around! I…read morewish the tour was longer to keep looking around and learning more! Text him to book the tour and you pay at the end. Highly recommend!

Who knew this was a thing in Lincoln Nebraska!! My wife booked this tour and ironically I was at…read morethe park the day before and didn't even realize it was there! The tour was well organized and gathered all the participants first before going over the ground rules. We got to learn all about the history of the cave which was actually really neat! There were pictures on an iPad highlighting all the key aspects in history. It was cool to look at all the drawing and notes on the cave walls as well as why the cave structure is the way it is. We got to be in large spaces and climb into smaller ones! The tour guide was incredible. He kept it fun with jokes and timed all the transitions really well. He was a great teacher.

First time at the Haymarket for us..it was a great time.We did not leave empty handed...I did get…read moreanother white gold permanent bracelet (my tradition is every Yelp elite year I add one) Lol s to see, great gift ideas, free Photo Booth, free picture with Santa..(he promised me lots too...he said he'd have his people call my people for delivery) Lots of good, furry baby items, fresh baked goods, fresh bread..the list goes on! Oh and FREE99 parking We enjoyed our time there and we were able to get business cards from our purchases so we can get a hold of them again!

This is really a nice area. I was there for an event where they had the street blocked off - my one…read morecomplaint when they do that is that the entrance is not convenient for those who have had to walk for parking. However, it's a great space and works perfect - lots of places to eat and shop.

First time visitor Dog friendly grounds - saw a dog bag…read moredispenser gravel cement asphalt grounds Semi incline Free parking Did the tour - $17 for a little over 90 mins to see each level of the castle and hear the history Tours are on select days and times. It would indicate on the website and just appear and wait for the door to open to pay for entry. Or can be purchase ahead of time. Home was decorated for a weekend event but to see the details of the Mosaics, molding, rooms, creek of wooden floors, to just be inside a castle, and to hear how the Joslyn started from the ground up and truly gave back to the community even after of passing to ensure the community was taken of. They treated everyone including to those working for them like family. To wander around the grounds floor is pretty neat, to see the inside is pretty special. Would recommend especially those passionate for history, designing, and architecture.

Really a must see if you're in Omaha for a couple days, because how often can you say you toured a…read morelegit castle without leaving North America? The tour starts in one of the grandest rooms in the home and while it is a bit old-fashioned for this digital age, need I remind you that this is a literal castle? What's more old school than that? We visited in late fall so there wasn't much to see in terms of foliage or plant life, I suspect it is even more wonderful in the spring and summer.

Dad and I visited the Historic General Dodge House as a bookend to our trip to the nearby Union…read morePacific Railroad Museum. The house was built in 1869 and stands near downtown Council Bluffs as a stunning (and refurbished) architectural marvel. This was the home of Grenville M. Dodge, a Union Army general, politician, and a major figure in the development of the railroads across the American West. He was also a trusted counsellor to Presidents (Grant and Lincoln) and even served a term in Congress. Whether you want to drive by, walk around, or lose a couple hours inside, this place is well worth the visit. Also, don't miss the August Beresheim House right next door.

What a way to spend an afternoon in early November! When we walked up to the Beresheim House next…read moredoor to get tickets, we were immediately greeted and welcomed. What a way to set the stage for a wonderful tour. There were helpful movies to view, gifts to buy, and two lovely houses to see. Free parking across the street made access easy. The Dodge House was completed in 1869. The Victorian Age had traveled across to America; new inventions, ideas, exploration and expansion, and technology were on the rise. This growth and the industrial revolution can be witnessed throughout these museums. There are tour guides and pamphlets to take you back to the time period. The tour guides are well-educated in this period of history and explain details so thoroughly! The trees were in full autumn glory and Christmas decorations were going up! The tour guides are so knowledgeable. And the tour is amazing! The history, rooms, and antiques in this house are very interesting. So much to see; you'll want to come back again!

Took the Spring walking tour, Museum Hill and the Downtown St Joseph . Enjoyed the history of the…read morehomes and the stories of paranormal activity. Will most definitely go on another tour or activity they do. Kathy

From the owner: Haunted St. Joe Mo LLC is a business that specializes in everything paranormal in the city of St…read more Joseph, Missouri and the surrounding area. We offer walking tours of historic downtown St. Joseph, Missouri.

I have been to McInteer Villa twice. The house is beautiful and I love all of the original wood…read morework and antique furniture. We had a girls night here to celebrate the beginning of "spooky season" and had a really great time. Stephanie is a wonderful host and has great stories to share. This is a fun spot in Atchison to visit for a tour or overnight.

Booked the house in Februaury for a September trip. Talked to the owner multiple times, each time…read moreverifying the date. Flew all the way out here and made it to the house to be turned away because it was double booked. Owner has nothing together don't waste your time or money. You offered to book a shithole of a place in replace of the villa. That was over an hour away. I did not enter the villa. I was outside talking to the people that were probably your friends and you screwed us over to prioritize them. I booked in February on the old website. I double checked on the new website and we were still on there until magically we weren't. You're fucking disgusting

I've been through Nebraska City plenty of times over decades but never visited the Arbor Lodge…read moreuntil today. Was a beautiful day and we enjoyed the short drive down from Bellevue. Parking was easy to find close to the lodge. The lady who ran the ticket stand gave us a great history of the lodge and told us about several rooms we might have overlooked otherwise. The rooms all had interesting items in them, all well documented. We especially enjoyed the room with the print press equipment, the room with mannequins wearing vintage dresses (from the waistlines, the ladies wearing them had to be using industrial strength corsets), and the bowling alley in the basement. We walked over to the carriage house and stables, then took a short walk through the grounds. We're glad we took the time to visit.

Another yelp event hosted by Meg B, that we were invited to attend. Beautiful scenery, wonderful…read moreBBQ food at Porter's restaurant on site. Tour of the treehouse area that is set up for kids for All Hallows eve. Just so much to do & explore.great family event. I personally enjoyed it more than other pumpkin patch events that we've been to. Highly recommend you check this out anytime but especially in october.as already up to Halloween! Thanks Meg B for hosting.you made us all feel welcomed

A wonderful tour of the Governor's Mansion in Lincoln..we also had a very delicious lunch..we met…read moreGovernor Pillen..he spoke to us about his background and passion for helping others. The mansion tour is a must for those who would like to see and hear of the history of the Governor's Mansion.

We were incredibly impressed with the wines at Capitol View!! We were treated with so much kindness…read moreand given wonderful suggestions of wines!! Everything we tasted was very good! We'll definitely be back!

This is a beautiful winery that hosts many live music events. If you like drier wine selections…read morethey have options for you. They also have typical sweeter wines which is more typical of wine in this area. Outdoor venue is lovely. It's on a hill overlooking Lincoln. Only a short 5 minutes from south Lincoln city limits. Great place to bring a pet and a blanket to listen to music or sit at a table In the shady open air pavilion. The main building also has seating and is so cute. Owners are wonderful hosts. They routinely have food trucks w the music. Check out their website for details.