We came for a family outing during the holidays and had an amazing time. Perfect activity to have…read moresome fun and share a few laughs. Two in our group had done other escape rooms previous but a new experience for three of us. Lori from 417 escape could not have been more pleasant, gracious and helpful. Kudos to her for assisting us in this process. We chose one of the "hard" rooms and i must admit, it is a challenge. We had to utilize clues a few times in order to complete this. Once again thank you to lori for making our visit super fun. Its a great team building activity for sure!

Go! If you like escape rooms and great service just go…read more The rooms are creative and personally crafted by the owners and the difference is notable. I hope the community supports these folks as we need to have more creative people making great entertainment options in Springfield

Brooklyn is so personable and so sweet. She takes care of you at the bar:) LOVE Andy B's!!!read more

And the Pretzels are to "die" for, best pretzel EVER!! Is not only the Ambiance that gives that…read morefeeling, cook mut be awesome

This was one of my favorite activities we did while visiting the "Queen City of the Ozarks". With…read moresome assistance from the super sweet owner Rebekah, we were able to make our own souvenirs from our trip - fused glass ornaments! When I made our appointment and before setting out on our trip, she sent me a video explaining how the process would work so we could get an idea of what we were going to be doing. It was SO helpful! Once there, we got one on one help with our  creations. It was so fun to etch the glass, tap it, and break it. We had the best time and I'm so glad we have these great items to hang on our Christmas tree now!

If you're creative and looking at doing something new and fun, this is the place to be! Rebbekah…read moreand her husband are the most amazing hosts and explain all the processes step by step. There are so many things you can make here right from jewelry, night lights, wind chimes, plates, dream catchers and so on. We had our girls night there and spent about 3-4 hours. They have workshops with fixed designs and templates but you can also book a slot for your group and go for freestyle glass creation. They have everything you need. I made myself earrings and a night light all for $39. My friends made wind chimes and plates and were super pleased with theirs too! If you're in SGF, you must give this place a try!

Cool little tour. I've been to a few caves and have also gone caving, but one that is wide enough…read moreto be carted around in was a first. They day we went was on a Sunday after the 4th of July and so we expected it to be a bit crowded, but honestly we had plenty of space. The tour guide went through his spiel, but it was still pretty informative and explained about about the caves of this area. Honestly the tour was not particularly long since you're on their preset schedule being driven around and if you have a chance Carlsbad at the other end of the country is way more impressive, but this is still a cool cave and would be tempted to stop by again if I were to pass by the area. Looking at the other comments, there may be other caves/caverns near by to visit, but still they are all unique in their own way.

We stopped while driving through Missouri because of their effective advertising billboards! The…read moretour was a little pricey (almost $200 for 5 adults), but we all thought it was worth it and we had a great time. We had a fun ride through the cavern with our very knowledgeable tour guide. We took a spin through the gift shop and then a walk through the grounds to the natural spring. It was a beautiful way to spend a few hours!

I have always wanted to attend a wood workshop and my friends mentioned going to one one night so…read morewe got on the website and chose a class and we each picked a wood work we wanted to do that night. One of my friends Amye attends these classes often with her mom and sister and so she told us amazing things about this place. We got to the workshop and the place was really cute! They had all different kind of decor and wood work that they had for sale and when we went, they had a 20% Christmas sale going so I got a couple tree decor for the house. We got seated where our chosen wood art was and mine was the tray. I had a blank piece of wood and the lady who gave us directions was clear about the steps that we needed to take and was available to us each step of our project. We had to sand, then paint, then distress (if you wanted to), and we were given stencils (you type out what you want on your project online when you sign up for the class), and went from there. It was so relaxing and such a great time! I am so ready to go to another class. Also, I recommend bringing your own beverage! I bought a water bottle there for a $1 but I didn't think about bringing my own drink! You'll definitely get hooked once you take one class here. I highly recommend it!

From the owner: Our DIY workshop features step by step instruction for learning unique skills and creating…read morecharming, unique and on trend home decor pieces including custom design wood signs, pillows, canvas signs, framed signs and much more!

The wife and I walked in looking for a quiver, release glove, and some longbow regalia…read more. There where two people working. One of the guy's was with another customer. While the other guy just stood there not even greeting us. There was absolutely no Longbows, or Recurves. All bows were compound, and the feel was more centered around hunting. There was a range inside which seemed cool. But nothing for anyone other than compound shooters... No real shirts, or hat's except ones with deers on them. In fact the whole shop was littered with deer head's. I just wish this shop would realize that there are other bow user's out there other than hunter's. And that not everyone uses a compound. Not to mention to the gentleman who stood there just leering at us.. If you hate customer service, then don't get a job doing it.

I wasn't real impressed with the owner here. I think it is a "man's range" and as a women I didn't…read morefeel like he really wanted to take time to help me. I went to ask about lessons and he pretty much dismissed me to his employee. His customer service was very poor. The younger man who worked there was nice and the other customer that was standing at the desk were way more helpful than the owner. Anyway, I would never, ever give him my money for anything archery related. Because he was sorta rude and condescending. It may not have had anything to do with my gender, maybe he is rude to everyone, but I will think I will stick to Bass Pro or another range.