Great food. Large portions and the monkey bread is the best. Would recommend call ahead seating if…read morein a group.

The food is very good. Of the many times we have eaten here, I have not found anything that was not…read moregood. Wait staff is great. They keep my glass full, which is one of my pet peeves. We have only had one visit where the service was lacking. But I'll assume the woman was new. The only negative is the parking lot can be a pain when they are really busy.

I enjoyed such a wonderful lunch at The Belmont! The biscuits were hands down the best I've ever…read morehad- perfectly crunchy on the outside and incredibly soft and moist on the inside. Absolutely delicious! The truffle mac & cheese was another standout and definitely worth ordering. The service was just as impressive. Our drinks were constantly refilled without us ever having to ask- they were never empty! It's those little details that make such a difference. Our server's name is Tanya and she was as kind as can be. Great food, attentive service, and an overall wonderful experience. I will definitely be back the next time I am in Wichita!

Listen, brunch here is a must. Literally recovering from a night out last night. This restaurants…read morebrunch menu is on another level. Our server was Lexi, and typically I judge the service by how long it takes the server to refill the water. My water cup never went empty, she was on top of it. Lexi also kept an excellent conversation, very knowledgeable of the history of the building, the starting of the restaurant and anything you needed to know on the menu. Absolute superstar! Time to order and food to table was minimal, food is delicious and the restaurant uses local suppliers where they can, so it supports local growers. The inside has a beautiful art deco vibe going and the lighting is dimmed so it sets the mood. The music isn't loud, so you have the subtle sounds of other people talking, and the hustle and bustle of the kitchen staff working. Overall one of my most enjoyable experiences for a first time here in Wichita. This is definitely a place I will be recommending to everyone, and be coming back to from now on.

Focaccia French toast and peach aperol spritz were tasty. The cortado was just okay. Great service…read more Well decorated and good music.

I just love a good vibe. I really appreciate vibrant colors and attention to detail to little…read morethings. Staff were very kind and helpful. The huevos rancheros were very good. My vanilla bean and cinnamon coffee was very good- it reminds me of a similar drink at Mclains in KC. I love that the coffee bar is a part of the regular bar. I love the vintage Coca-Cola vending machine in the bathroom. The music was chill. The wallpaper was amazing and really makes the room pop!

We usually go to another place for Thanksgiving brunch, but they were all reserved up, and Olive…read moreTree came up as another option. I was hesitant because they are a catering company and sometimes food from catering companies just tastes like it was made in mass quantities and flavorless. While Olive Tree didn't have the variety I was looking for, the items they did have on their buffet were done well and tasted PHENOMENAL! It tasted like a home-cooked meal. Everything had so much flavor and was cooked to absolute perfection. Even made kids ate a plateful and that's saying something! They had Santa there and a reindeer which was a real treat for the kiddos! The staff was friendly and helpful Would definitely recommend and will be returning for Christmas if they do a brunch!

I agree with Les about the Sunday Brunch being awesome. I went there with my wife on a special…read moreoccasion. It a very classy restaurant with top notch service and excellent food. I had an omelet that was just perfect, not dry like so many I have seem. Prime rib was tender and jucie also. Is a little pricee ($15 each) for me but I will go back but not every Sunday. They also have a banquet hall for catered gatherings.

Five stars from me for this fantastic coffee shop that was my office this morning. Starting at…read moreearly - 6:30! - I found a comfy seat, set up my laptop, and plugged away at emails (and attended some Zoom meetings quietly) without being disturbed. During that time, I enjoyed an absolutely perfect cortado with the barista even asking if I wanted the customary sparkling water to go with it. I mean, is that just fabulous? Later, a cup of regular drip to keep my caffeine addiction at bay. But all that time, just doing my thing in a comfy seat in a beautiful and comfortable coffee shop. I loved my time here! [Review 724 of 2026 - 75 in Kansas - 25905 overall]

This coffee shop is so cute!! I got the strawberry matcha which was a special that weekend and it…read morewas the perfect blend of sweet strawberry puree and matcha. Their pastries and toasts are sooo good too! Just the perfect little coffee shop

I don't know how you screw up a chef salad so badly! It was horrible. It cost $15! Don't think I'll…read morebe going back there.

April was our server today. Its so nice to meet someone with old school manners, work ethic,…read moreettiquette etc.. She was so sweet, kind and attentive. It was such a pleasure having April wait on us today. Oh, the food was excellent as well. Highly recommend yhe Cix Fried Steak!

Great rooms! Clean, outstanding showers (heat and power of spray), friendly and helpful staff,…read moreexcellent conference areas! Literally at the airport which is convenient! Close to shopping and restaurants!

DoubleTree by Hilton Wichita Airport - The Good, the Bad, and the Shower That Could Pressure-Wash a…read moreRhino I've stayed here several times in both the North and South Towers, so I feel qualified to offer a public service announcement. First, the positives. The lobby is beautiful, clean, and welcoming. The restaurant looks very nice... although after seeing the menu prices, my wallet politely declined the invitation. The rooms themselves are perfectly decent and clean. Now let's discuss the pillows. Whoever designed these fiberfill monstrosities clearly has a grudge against necks. They've been hugged into submission by thousands of guests before me and have evolved into random clumps of stuffing with absolutely no interest in supporting a human head. Sleeping on one is like cuddling a sack of marshmallows that lost the will to live. If you're booking a room, I'd recommend the North Tower if possible. The South Tower gets blasted by the afternoon sun, and those rooms definitely run warmer. The fitness center is... unique. It's surrounded by glass. If you've always dreamed of doing cardio while strangers judge your treadmill form like you're in a zoo exhibit, congratulations--this is your place. If you prefer exercising without an audience, maybe just go for a walk outside. The indoor pool exists. That's about the nicest thing I can say. It's tiny. More "oversized bathtub" than "resort oasis." Each room has a refrigerator, which is great. But if you brought leftovers or meal prep that needs heating, prepare for a pilgrimage. There is exactly ONE microwave for the entire hotel, conveniently located near the front desk. You'll march from whichever tower you're staying in, microwave your food, and then stand there while the security camera politely reminds you every few seconds with a cheerful DING! DING! DING! that yes, it absolutely knows you're standing there waiting for your Hot Pocket. Now... let's talk about the real MVP of this hotel. The shower. I honestly don't remember the North Tower having the same setup, but the South Tower had a removable handheld showerhead with multiple spray settings, enough hot water to melt glaciers, and water pressure strong enough to strip paint. For the first time in my life, I was convinced I had actually rinsed every molecule of shampoo and conditioner out of my hair. Ladies... one word of caution. After washing your more delicate regions, resist the temptation to switch that showerhead to "Power Wash." Trust me. Some things were never meant to experience that much hydraulic force. Unfortunately, the shower wasn't perfect. Even with the drain fully open, the tub steadily filled with water. By the end of my shower I was standing in what felt like a small freshwater lake creeping toward my knees. The bathroom also had an odd issue. I had to keep the bathroom door closed because there was a constant sound of running water coming from the vent above the toilet. Whether it was plumbing from another room or something else, it sounded like someone upstairs had been taking the world's longest shower. Overall, this DoubleTree has a nice lobby, decent rooms, friendly amenities, and one absolutely legendary shower. Fix the pillows, add a few microwaves, unclog the tub drains, and maybe give us gym-goers a little privacy, and this place would be an easy recommendation. I've decided I'm taking away stairs because the air-conditioning anymore because I'm laying down and sleeping and he wants to shut off and the TV did the same automatic deductions I only took away one star I should take away all the stars

Everything about this place is 10/10. Staff is so friendly and welcoming. The food is cooked with…read morelove and seasoned amazingly every time. It's one of the warmest, coziest feeling places I've been.

I discovered this little gem when I came down to visit in-laws a couple of months ago. I love the…read morebiscuits and gravy. It is technically a "side". I reminds me of the old school version of McDonald's, now I say that because I absolutely loved that style and taste of McDonald's b&gs. The staff is always friendly. The ambiance of the place goes with holidays or season. Today they had fresh flowers on the table and Christmas decorations. The only downfall is the hot black coffee is almost four dollars, almost the cost of the b&g! . I always forget when I order it and it usually is burnt. So the cost is the price of a specialty drink when it definitely isn't special at all.