This is a gem of a museum. We were surprised at just how big it is. The displays are well…read moreorganized and the film is interesting. The steam boat was a bonus. The staff was also helpful and very knowledgeable. A must see.

This museum was more than we bargained for. It was only 5 dollars a person! We learned plenty about…read moreBuffalo Bill, but there's also a lot of history on the Mississippi River, Iowa history, LeClair history, and other US history. There's also an old one room school house! There is so much information here and so much to see that you could easily spent 4+ hours if you were thoroughly reading everything. The staff was very friendly and gave us some recommendations on other things to check out in LeClair as well.

Went to see soul storm band outside. Definitely need to bring chairs to sit on. Not a lot of space…read moreto sit. On a hill in the cute town of leclaire iowa. Music was awesome.

Super friendly owner! Such a cozy space for a beverage with friends and music when playing!…read moreAnxious to return!

Very fun and family friendly atmosphere! Staff is attentive and friendly. If someone says they are…read morenot... ask them if they were friendly to the staff? They have open bowling, unsanctioned, and sanctioned league bowling! Fun leagues! Recommend this place for a fun family night. Food is great too!!! Cold beer!

This place is trash and they only don't allow people that aren't regulars have outside food or…read moredrinks in there. Sign says absolutely no outside food or drink but they deliver food to people with outside drink in front of them. Zero stars!!!! I wouldn't spend a dime there

A blast from the past and here for all kids today....my kids and myself have the best time here.read more

The staff are very friendly and it's a very clean place…read more Usually, the Midwest is not known for good wines because of the type of grapes that are grown around here, but this place has found a way to create ones that are very drinkable and refreshing

We pulled up and I wanted to move in. The front entrance had beautiful, seating, and lots of fall…read moredecor. Once you walked in, they had breathtaking ceilings and beautifully decorated walls, and a great ambience. We were greeted by a very friendly Bryce, who is one of the owners. He was beyond knowledgeable about his wine selections, and was so easy to talk to. You could tell how passionate him and his family are about this Vineyard. We tried so many delicious wines and brought home a few. We will definitely be back and highly recommend visiting this winery if you live nearby or on vacation. They also host so many different events here such as yoga, weddings, showers, charcuterie, events. If we lived closer, I would be a regular!

This is a great independently owned small-town movie theatre! In this review I'm not comparing this…read moretheatre to the large chains, since it's hard to compete with some of the offerings and amenities that I enjoy. If I did, this theatre would still get 3 stars. I haven't visited this theatre in over 15 years, since I've been living out of the area. I recently checked out a movie with my dad a couple of weeks ago. Since then a few things have changed, but a few things have remained the same. What's changed is that seats have been upgraded in theatre 1. Both theatres have also been upgraded with digital projection and sound. What hasn't changed is the low prices and friendly service. Please note, this theatre accepts only cash.

I love this theater. The sound and picture are amazing, and the owner, Bud, has owned this theater…read morefor many years. I live in Kewanee, and would much rather go to this theater than travel 50 miles and spend a fortune at another theater. Free refills on pop, and a 50 cent charge for a popcorn refill. Why go anywhere else? No reason. Thank you Wanee Cinemas, and thank you Bud for all you do for Kewanee by updating and running an amazing place to see a movie!!

It only has two movie theatres but they are a good size and can hold quite a bit . The seats are…read morecomfortable. Their admission and food prices are very reasonable. The popcorn is fresh. The staff is very friendly. The theatre is clean and nostalgic. Even though it's a smaller move theatre. it provides everything you need that a larger theatre has.

Friendly staff, iconic & historic movie theater. Very affordable compared to bigger theaters! Bring…read morethe whole family!

When we went to Le Claire, I was on a mission to find all the Buffalo Bill sites I could. This is…read moreoutside of town, no real address, but there is a marker. Isaac and Mary Cody moved their family to Le Clair, Iowa. They purchased a farm in 1841 and built a small log cabin upon it. William Frederick Cody was born on February 26, 1846. Eight months later, the Cody family moved off this farm. The farm was sold March 9, 1852. Today, the Cody Farm has been incorporated into a larger farm and the location where their cabin once stood is in a farm field 14 mile north of this historic marker.