I love everything about Shatto Farms. We use their milk delivery service but they offer so much…read moremore than just milk! We have tried their lasagna and many baked goods. The favor milk is delicious. It doesn't taste artificial. I like using the banana milk for coffee to make a banana bread latte. Nothing is more exciting than waking up to fresh products on your doorstep! Highly recommend.

Do not bring your kids here! I brought my babysitting kids and the disrespect I got from the…read moreworkers was insane. I didn't know if it was because I was young with 3 kiddos or if they just thought we didn't belong but the absolute disrespect I got was unbelievable. It might be better for families but babysitters do not bring your kiddos here!

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.

Kansas City Fun Tours was great and very informative. Our tour guide, Brandon did a fantastic job!…read more He was friendly and very knowledgeable about the area. We had no idea there was so much significant history in Kansas City. The tour was approximately 90 min and covered so much in a short period. In addition, it was reasonable in price for a family of five. If you're looking for a fun and inexpensive way to explore the city in a comfortable, air-conditioned trolley, give them a try.

Carla did a fantastic job. What a wealth of information. She provided a wonderful view of KC, past…read moreand present. She pointed out key landmarks, provided lots of detail about the various areas we toured. Thanks to her, we had a terrific visit to The Arabia Museum. We found the bullet holes and read the history at Union Station. What a great way to see Kansas City. Thank you Carla!

I'm at work and I casually reference Jesse James to a co-worker and he asks - "Who is Jesse…read moreJames?". I couldn't believe that anyone didn't know about JJ, but growing up in Samoa without a TV left my friend out of the loop. I immediately told him - "Saturday we are educating you on a local legend that became internationally renown". My friend, his wife and I arrived at noon on a Saturday and paid $6 each for the bank museum tour. The guide was very friendly and laid a deep explanation of what Clay County and the James family were experiencing during and right after the Civil War. The weather the day of the robbery, the layout of the Liberty square, the medical and mental state of Jesse, who the bankers were and their reactions and actions all told while you see the clock set to the exact time and date of the event, hear the old wooden floor creak beneath you and are surrounded by artifacts or replica's of the items originally inside the bank; the description makes you feel that you are a witness to America's 1st daylight bank robbery. My friend and his wife are now sold on the legend of The James Family and want to see the house museums in Kearney and St. Joe now. A great inexpensive way to spend an hour or so and relive some of the areas infamous past. They also have a backroom with family and area artifacts. The gift shop is free to enter and shouldn't be missed by anyone traveling thru even if you don't have time for the tour.

The Jesse James Bank Museum is pretty darn cool. It was the site of the first daytime bank…read morerobbery, which was executed by members of the James gang. I had read about this robbery in a book, I believe, and now I was able to stand in the old bank building itself, which was really cool. They have restored it to the way it would have looked back in those days, and it's a great little stop to soak in some history of the area in and around Liberty. The woman who gave the tour was extremely friendly and enthusiastic about answering questions and talking about the history of the place. It made us want to further explore the James sites in the area, in Kearney and around Clay County. Having read about Jesse James and his terrorist gangs and how he came of age participating in the hatred, violence and strife during the Civil War and the period following, it's really interesting to physically be in the area and see some of these landmarks with your own eyes. Jesse James was not a hero, even though he's now somewhat romanticized as such. There is a lot of information in the back room of the museum, which displays some really great photos, documents and trinkets from the era. Up front is a gift shop and then there is the main bank room, with its vault open. You can really get a sense of place when you're here, and it's easy to imagine two bushwackers coming in and threatening the lives of the unarmed bankers. Bank robberies are a dime a dozen in movies, but when you see something like this in person it's very arresting. It's a cool experience. I would recommend the Jesse James Bank Museum to anyone with an interest in Missouri or American history. It's very affordable ($6 for adults, $3.50 for kids) and a pleasant and informative way to spend an hour or two. This location is a nationally registered historic place, so pitch in and help keep it going.

The last review was 11 years ago! it's time for an update:)…read more I signed up for the Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise (LRBC), because my aunt loves it, the thought being it's an awesome experience, sharing something a love one is passionate about together. Let me tell you, I fell in love myself, and was totally hooked on The LRBC, within a few hours of stepping on the ship. The accommodations, food, staff are all wonderful. The cruise is always on Holland America's new ships. My cabin was fairly spacious with a lovely veranda. However, what really made the cruise were the people and the music! Music was going 24/7, and the talent was hot! I was able to dance my heart away day and night. Some nights I never went to bed. It was such an incredible experience, all that was needed was a few hours sleep here, a couple hours of sleep there. I made so many connections and friendships with fellow cruisers. There's quite a few cruisers and artists I've kept in close touch with, since coming off the ship in January. The vibe on the ship is warm, welcoming, and full of heart. I've already booked for January, 2026! One thing to note about booking is: it's almost impossible to get on the boat as a newcomer. The cabins are mostly booked out for the following year cruise, by the time you get off the boat. There are a few cabins that are left, after prior cruisers are done booking. If you want to get on the boat, make sure to sign up for email notifications on the LRCB web page. There will be an email sometime in late March/early April announcing cabins and waitlists to the public. If you get on your computer and refresh the bookings page right as it opens, or call right when the list opens, you may have a chance of getting a cabin, but if not, at least you'll be fairly high on the waitlist. 2025, #17

This Cruise is NOT for you ! You will absolutely HATE being in the Caribbean in January, exploring…read moretropical Islands and basking in the warm sunshine. Also, you will utterly detest the almost 24-hour a day live Blues music that is on this ship - it is just too noisy with the likes of Johnny Winter, Taj Mahal, Dion DiMucci, Keb Mo, Magic Slim, Tommy Castro, etc., etc. And, you will definitely despise hanging out and parting for a week with these same performers into the wee small hours of the night. So for the love of Zeus, please please stay away from this Cruise - I'm begging you !

Wow, such a fun experience. These 2 "characters", Benny "The Bull" and I never caught the main…read moreguide's name were just dialed in! They had that presentation memorized down to the second. Even with unknowns like getting stuck in traffic and stop lights they managed to keep everything flowing. If any family members or friends come into town, I'll gladly recommend this tour over and over again

We really enjoyed this tour! The actors play off each other with corny jokes and accents, it's so…read morefun! The tour was about 90 min, kind of educational, more interesting to us as we like to learn and read about the gangster eras. It's on a short bus, I wouldn't go with a large group, it's two by two seats and one long seat in the back for about 4-5 people. You can't always see out the window but they describe what happened at that area. It's something different and fun to do, worth the $30 something we spent.

Arlene is the BEST tour guide I have ever had! Her enthusiasm and love for the local business we…read morevisited was beyond passionate and caring! We visited three wineries in KC and had the best time! Fountain City, Weston Wine Company, and Redwood Winery were amazing! Each winery had their own amazing and specific vibe - but moreover, Arlene made the total experience over the moon enjoyable! We will be back and we will experience all the tours Barley Bus has to offer (if Arlene is our guide!).

The Barley Bus tour was an amazing experience! As someone who enjoys learning about the history…read morebehind the drinks (and of course drinking them), there was such a wide variety of goodies to choose from! Our driver, Adam- was so informative, kind, funny, and so much more! Adam went above and beyond to make everything run smoothly! I definitely recommend this tour to all! Most of our bachelorette group was native to KC and found that this experience was so unique and everything we had hoped for! And Adam is a "king" for asking us if we want pictures, posing us for pictures, telling us where the photo ops are, ah great dude! But to wrap this up, we had a great experience AND I RECOMMEND TO ANYONE!! We learned so much!! Now I have some yummy wines I need to find for back home!

I'm a tour operator and have taken my charter bus groups to Jamesport, MO for many many years now…read morefor tours of the only Amish Colony in MO that allows tours. I've have Jim of "Step Back In Time Tours" for all but one of my tours trying to save a little bit of money. That was the biggest mistake I ever made! My people were not at all happy and neither was I. It was a BIG mistake that I'll never make again. Jim is so knowledgeable of the Old Order Amish that his 2 1/2 hour tour just flies by before I know it. Every time I go he gives some additional information that wasn't on the tour before so he keeps his tour fresh and very entertaining. It's so easy to tell that Mr. loves his job and loves living among the Amish people. Jim is a great speaker with a great voice for his job and is very professional at it. Whatever you do don't make the same mistake that I did one time and book your Jamesport Amish Colony Tour with someone else. It's just NOT worth it!

From the owner: Guided tours of the Largest Old Order Amish Colony west of the MS river surrounding Jamesport, MO…read more Jamesport was not only the first Old Order Amish Colony to settle in MO but is the also the Largest and ONLY Colony that permits tours of it's Colony by Jim Smith of Step Back In Time Tours. Tour guide joins your group for a 2 1/2 hr. tour of an Amish home, stables, farm and shopping at the Amish Country stores which are all nestled away in the Amish countryside. Jim Smith, tour guide since 1985 joins your charter bus group, church, school, club, or family and rides along with you. You'll see an Amish 1 room school, Amish saw mill, deer farms, Amish Cemetery, visit an Amish Bakery and more. Jim was born in Jamesport before the Amish settled here so he went to school with and grew up with the Amish. He shares his lifetime of knowledge from living among the Amish with personal stories, customs, facts from fiction, and information not found in books in an entertaining and enlightening way. Because of the popularity of this tour Reservations Are Required! Price is $40 for 1 to 5 people and $8 each additional person. Group Rates for 10 or more is $7.00 per person. Perfect Tour For All Ages! Reservations Only!!

I learned more from him, than I did in school. We rode through Independence and we stopped to talk…read moreabout each building/location. It was a wondrous experience and helped connect some dots. We homeschool and for history lessons, I find it more beneficial to utilize museums and more interactive resources for learning and retaining information. "There is nothing new in the world except the history you do not know."

The whole experience was amazing! The history lesson of the civil war, Missouri and trail riding…read more Ralph was spectacular. His merch: I bought his book expecting more history lessons found myself advancing in my spiritual journey... thank you for the guidance and wisdom. I am being pulled away from Luke warm water and learning to navigate.