We came to the Pennant after dinner for dessert. They have a pretty long list of sweet treats and…read moredrinks. Our server wasn't sure what items were gluten free but took the time to check, which we appreciated. We ended up splitting a PB Chocolate Madness, which was plenty of sugar for both of us. The Pennant had TVs tuned to hockey and basketball playoff games, arcade games, and a bar area. It was a bit loud, but we enjoyed dessert and checking out the playoffs games.

Pretty good, except one of their managers a young female is very rude. Not only was she rude to our…read moretable. She was rude to the people who work there. Just because the majority of your staff is young doesn't make you better than them. Not to be a jerk, but I think her biggest issue is her own self-esteem.

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. Absolutely the most uneducated, most unprofessional…read morepeople I've dealt with trying to run a business. If you donate to this place think again because the people running it are unorganized and are likely taking your money for themselves! I could write a book about their ignorant and unethical practices I've wasted enough time with these people just take my word for it they are a joke!!! Kicking people out saying it's not long term housing when they have no where to go because they lost social security checks sent to their address. Then kick someone out for "fighting" almost exactly 90 days after they said a resident had 90 days to get out. The Mission kicking someone out when he is disabled and it is due to their own negligence or mishandling. Why would you donate to a place that isn't supporting the true meaning of rescue mission? Find a better organization that follows the values of actually helping people!

My loved one has missed curfew by a few minutes and got banned for 30 days ,I really do think that…read morethis should be changed due to most who stay there have to walk or ride a bike,he had no knowledge of how to live outside or any supplies

I had Noah, and I would recommend him to anyone. He did a tattoo of writing for me, and it turned…read moreout amazing. Everyone has complimented it. I love showing it off. I wish I had a picture of it on my computer to post it, but I do not. Reasonable prices as well. I can't recommend them high enough.

If you are looking for true artists and not just tattooers, you found the place. I had the pleasure…read moreof getting some work done by Jennifer. She's very creative, professional and provided what I was looking for in a somewhat difficult cover-up. It takes a certain level of skill and experience to go over existing tattoos. This was an old piece from 20 years ago that I wanted changed and I am very happy with the result. I highly recommend her if you are seeking an artist with creative insight and the ability to listen to their clients' needs.

Great place to watch this documentary - -#hatersmakemefamous .... this was a real life drama played…read moreon the streets of Topeka.

One day this will be a beautiful, premier venue in downtown Topeka! I attended their first ever…read more"Rocky Horror Picture Show" interactive event a couple of years ago and it was the first time I'd been. The theater itself is in rough shape, but the bones are there. With some TLC, this will make for a gorgeous art house style theater. I can't wait to attend more events here in future and show my support for the Jayhawk!

I'm not a play or improv person but this show was hilarious. The Laugh Lines cast did a wonderful…read morejob

I saw Anastasia last night and the cast, staging, costuming and music were all excellent…read more The service, however, was extremely poor. We ordered popcorn for intermission over an hour prior to the start of the show, knowing that it isn't delivered until intermission. They waited until the second act was beginning to tell us they "didn't make enough" and we wouldn't be getting any. They gave us nachos and promised to comp one of the 3 orders, then charged me for it anyway. The nachos were cold and soggy when they arrived about 3 minutes left in intermission. I gave my credit card in good faith when the check was dropped early in the intermission, then had the wrong amount charged to my credit card (over double my actual total) and someone else's credit card presented to me not once but twice. It took 10-15 minutes for the mess to be sorted between the manager and server and the server spent most of that chatting and laughing with what appeared other table involved. The manager also blew off my concerns about their disorganized service and lack of communication regarding availability of the menu. My party and I were not high maintenance, or demanding. There was no obvious reason for the chaos, besides a clear lack of organization and no managerial care for customer experience.

This is a fantastic place to bring the whole family--fun for all ages! For just $9 per person (kids…read moreand adults), you get access to a huge indoor play space filled with themed areas like a veterinary clinic, grocery store, mechanic garage, painting station, dinosaur zone, and more. There are also sensory stations that encourage imagination and creative exploration. A brand-new indoor water area is set to open on June 10th, which will be an exciting addition. The outdoor space is just as impressive, featuring nature trails, a sandbox, water play area, treehouse, bikes, and more. We especially appreciated the separate toddler-only zones that keep the littlest ones safe while they play. With so much to do, we easily spent around 3 hours exploring. You're welcome to pack a lunch and enjoy it at one of the indoor picnic tables or outside in the peaceful pollinator garden. Highly recommend for a fun, interactive, and affordable family outing!

We had the greatest time here with our Grandson. He is 17 months old and played for 2 1/2 hours…read moreand could have played longer but we needed to go eat lunch. There are many activities that entertain kids and I would say up to ten maybe. Some of the areas included were painting, grocery store, a car repair shop, restaurant, water feature, air flow type activities, small area for toddlers, outdoor activities, blocks, plus many more things. I like that adults have to be with children in order to enter. We decided to go ahead and get a year long membership. With the membership I could put my grandchildren on it and they can even go with their parents if we are not with them at no charge. There are also workers spread throughout the area who are so very kind and do a great job at keeping the place picked up and organized.

I love this place! The teachers are very nice and the place is spacious and clean. All of the…read morestudents are nice and you definitely get your moneys worth!

From the owner: Our staff is dedicated to providing both serious and casual dance students with excellent training…read morethat provides increased muscular strength, improved rhythm, coordination and posture control, self-confidence, and aesthetic values that last for a lifetime.

Overall, this place is decent for technology/equipment and beyond average for bowling deals and…read morefood deals. I never tried the foods but saw several deals that included kid specials of various sorts. There is a full bar and an arcade area for the kids. An interesting addition to this place is a lazer maze challenge. I did not experience it, but an cool option for all. There are games that allows you to redeem tickets and prizes to redeem overall like Chuck E Cheese. When you bowl, this place does not have fancy graphics to accompany your play. You have a basic scoring screen and an even more basic input system for putting in players. All in all, a good option for family fun. Make sure to ask if an all you can bowl deal and/or good special is going on when you visit. This is family fun at possibly a reasonable price.

I came here on a Saturday five of my masculine male friends. We were all experienced bowlers so we…read morequickly noticed the ball always seemed to drift to one direction, perhaps the lane was tilted. Midway through our bowling session, two feet came out of the bottom of the lane next to the pins. The man who owned those feat must've been "fixing" something wrong with the lane. After that the pin pushing thing stopped working correctly and required fixing. This bowling alley seemed very old and outdated. I could've spent the money I used here on some cigarettes or taken it down to the pool hall.... If you want a good place to go bowling check out west ridge lanes. Some of the bowling animations on the screens made me uncomfortable as well.

A lovely Art Deco building with very friendly ushers. The seats and carpeting feel very 80's but…read moreeverything is in good repair. The temperature was fine (I hate being cold!) They got us in and out of the building quickly and the bathroom line (for women) went fairly quickly (and we were told there were bathrooms on the upstairs level too.)

Our family attended a concert here a couple weeks ago!…read more With a location in downtown Topeka, right off the highway, it's not too difficult to find! On the flip side of that, the location DID make parking a little tricky - there are numerous garages and street parking options around, but if you read carefully, many are highly restricted, and/or close to the public early in the evening, and/or have other restrictions. We parked in one garage, only to read on the door on the way out that it was set to close and lock down 20 mins later. So, back to the car, and I had to drive a couple blocks over to (luckily!) find what was probably the very last street parking space within a 10 block area. Inside the venue, I feel this place has aged particularly well. I remember when it was newly renovated, and despite that being decades ago, it still seemed in good repair and was a nice place to see a medium-sized event. Lighting and sound were both excellent, and the acoustics from our angle on the floor, near the back, was also very good. The view was perfect - no obstruction in front, due to ample rise in the auditorium as you go back. Navigating the building was also simple, well organized, and well attended by staff to help. Maybe the only thing that could really use some help is the restroom facilities, at least the one on the main floor. It's very tight, and falling into a bit of a state of needing some update and repair. Security did a nice job on our visit, and moved through our line pretty quickly! I'll probably have a better plan for parking next time; other than that, this was a good experience!

Orginally opened in 1984, the museum was Closed for three years to Completely revamp the Entire…read moremuseum with exhibits designed by award winning Dimensional Innovations (The Amelia Earhart Museum and Atlas9 are two of their amazing designs), the Kansas Museum of History reopened in winter 2025 and it is amazing! The Why Kansas Gallery acts as the crossroads of the 5 other galleries(plus a special events space) with themes of What Is/Was Kansas, Bleeding Kansas, Connecting Kansas, Making Kansas and Changing Kansas. Sit in a traditional teepee, play engineer on a 1880 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe train (which now has several cars open to explore, several airplanes, and look down into a log cabin from a new elevated ramp... don't miss this! It is easy to miss! Lots of fascinating information on the fight for statehood and freedom, women's suffrage,, civil rights, industries and SO much more plus interactive exhibits(actually smelling the stockyards was a highlight..LOL). Such a rich history. Lots of imaginative play areas for kids inside and out, plus an authentic one room school house and restored Indian mission visible on the nature trail with a swinging bridge. They gave us a scavenger hunt at the front desk that takes you through the whole museum and if you finish it you earn a fun souvenir button or snall toy :) Even if history isn't your thing this museum is vibrant colorful fun and informative and is a true gem and a worthy day trip for any and all.

This was actually a disappointing stop. We're RVing around this part of the country learning about…read morethe area, history, etc. There was no mention of industry, agriculture, etc. I have no idea of what crops are grown in the area or what the area produces. No mention of Eisenhower (famous WW2 leader and the only President from Kansas). Lots of displays on racial prejudice, slavery, LGBTQ+/- etc. Really disappointed. This entire building taught me nothing about Kansas.