My kids 8 & 11 loved it here! This ended up being one of our best stops on our road trip! We came during an evening and although we saw it all, we had to make our way through very quickly and I wished we had planned more time. It's a very big place!! The carousel wasn't working the evening but the attendant took the time to show us the automatic music machine, which was kind of like a player piano and honestly I think we enjoyed it more than we would have the actual carousel ride. I was so grateful for that attendant's time and patience to show us that! This is an absolutely gorgeous place! If I lived closer, I would visit here weekly!

Went on a Wednesday afternoon. No crowds. Bigger than I expected. Great price at $13. Totally worth it. Lots of butterflies. Helpful staff. Wish there were more water stations throughout the park. Maybe I just didn't see them.

So happy with my membership! I love having access to the beautiful gardens. This is my favorite place in Wichita. It brings me so much peace to visit this natural space. Botanica truly improves our community. Becoming a member has profoundly increased my well-being and quality of life. Thank you!

Botanica was absolutely beautiful! My daughter in an aspiring photographer so she loved the experience of being able to take her own photos (not shared below as they are still being developed). We loved how everything was labeled so it was easy to identify. The fountain was definitely my favorite as it was surrounded my lilies, my favorite flower. The only downside is that there isn't anywhere to really cool off. It was super hot and while we were able to find shade and some relief in the building with the carousel, that was about it. We skipped a good section of the gardens just to get back to the main lobby and hang out in the children's lobby to cool off.

We enjoyed strolling through this vibrant, well-curated garden for a couple of hours on a lovely day. With a butterfly house, several playgrounds and kid-friendly facilities, it’s the perfect place for the whole family to spend time together. Highly recommended.

A must visit in Wichita! We spent about an hour here and it was beautiful. It is super well taken care of. The many flowers and butterflies were our highlights. Make sure to stop by the butterfly garden, which is magical. Will absolutely be back when I’m next in Wichita!

The garden sculptors are the best that I've ever seen and I've seen many!! The children's garden is unique and very creative. Even though the gardens are well past there height, I was not disappointed

We took a day trip today & it was so much fun!!! The FAQ says to allow 1.5-2 hours, but it is also easily a full day depending on how much you want to read, absorb, and experience. We spent 4 hours and didn't read everything, or spend as much time in certain buildings as we could have. Our boys are 10 & under, and they had a blast!! They've already asked when they could come back. So much fun and truly an amazing experience. My husband & I haven't been here since we were in elementary school, and it's grown in the best way.

Old Cowtown Museum is a unique outdoor living history museum in Wichita, Kansas, offering a vivid step back in time to the city's early days as a booming cattle town from 1865 to 1880. Walk the dirt roads and immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the Old West. The 23-acre site features over 50 historic and recreated buildings, including homes, a saloon, a blacksmith shop, and a period farm. Experience the past through costumed interpreters, hands-on activities, and a rich collection of artifacts. It's a fantastic place for all ages to learn about frontier life and the dramatic transformation of Wichita from a small settlement to a bustling agricultural and manufacturing center. Don't miss the staged gunfights and the chance to sip a sarsaparilla in the saloon! A must-visit for history enthusiasts.

This was such a cool place! We LOVED it! So amazing it feels like you went back in time! We very much appreciated the buildings with air conditioning. Also we loved the we could eat our picnic in the porch of the visitors center. Lovely museum!! Highly recommend!

Awesome little historical recreation. I loved how we could go into so many buildings. We went on a Thursday, so only the blacksmith was there, but he has to be one of the coolest people I've met. Definitely go on a cooler day too.

An absolutely amazing place!! 60 building from around Kansas have been moved to create Cow Town. Each building contains all the time period appropriate decor, instruments, clothing, and machinery.

We had the pleasure of visiting the museum during our road trip from Oklahoma to Nebraska late August, and it was just great. You feel like you've been transported back to the late 1800s. The show in the front of the saloon is pretty good, and the kids enjoyed the buildings, which really put us in the mood of the era. The staff are friendly, and it was great to chat with them. Hope to see it again the next time we come from France.

Visited on Sunday. No charge to get in! Walked through and seen all the buildings and houses. The history was pretty cool! They did a shootout and got to see some gentleman playing the drums. Had a great time visiting.

Absolutely BEAUTIFUL zoo!! The entire zoo is very clean to include the bathrooms. There is a large assortment of animals to see & the animals appear quite healthy. There are bathrooms scattered throughout the zoo. A large amount of motorized scooters with and without shade are available for rental (in the $30 range for the entire day.) There are also motorized animals like the ones in malls for rent-I believe they were $26/hour. A cup can be purchased for $10 that gets you free refills for the day. We really enjoyed feeding the giraffes and petting & feeding the stingrays! Such a special place. We really enjoyed ourselves. Plan a whole day here so you can see everything!

Had a wonderful Saturday exploring the Sedgwick County Zoo with two friends! We booked our tickets online, which I highly recommend—it was simple and saved us $25 total ($5 per ticket) compared to the gate price. ​The zoo itself is beautiful and was decorated with these incredible, giant animal lanterns from some kind of special event. The snow leopard and butterfly displays we saw were a magical touch and made the walkways even more fun. We spent most of our day exploring the Africa, South America, and Australia sections, and the habitats are truly world-class. ​A few tips for your visit: ​Arrive Early! The zoo is HUGE. We weren't able to see the North America section because we ran out of time. To cover everything without rushing, I'd say the best time to get there is between 10 and 11 AM. ​Check for Closures: We were disappointed to find the Cessna Penguin Cove was closed for maintenance. It’s probably a good idea to check their website before you go. ​Animal Naps are Real: It was a sunny day, so the lion and tiger were snoozing in the shade, and we couldn't find the red panda. It happens, but if you want to see them active, an earlier or cooler day might be better! ​Even with the few things we missed, it was an amazing day out. It’s a top-notch zoo and a fantastic value.

My Service Dog’s first visit did not disappoint! Employees were knowledgeable upon our arrival and directed us in to receive his staff-shirt-colored bandana (unfortunately not a keepsake and must be returned upon exit) and map of restricted areas for him (not many, and each of the restricted buildings had a very clearly labeled sign for SD’s on the entrance). There are no dedicated relief areas but many grassy lawns with a cluster of trees or bench you can duck behind to be more discrete. It was so fun to see all the exhibits through my pup’s eyes. The “wild lights” statues and things were set up which made for twice as many cool things to look at in addition to the animals- highly recommend going during this time! Lots of animals were up close and/or moving- we had the luck of a warm but breezy day so no one was scorching, but you still want to wear sunscreen, pack water, and plan to walk! The Beastro makes for a great lunch midday- the Falafal Caesar Salad was surprisingly AMAZING! Thanks so much SCZ- we will be back! (We wish we could have kept our pup’s bandana as a memento! Please let this be an option next time- we would buy it if needed :)

I was visiting from out-of-state and had to go to this zoo. It was beautiful and did not disappoint! The animal habitats were nicely laid out, and animals could be clearly seen. The penguin encounter was closed due to new glass replacement, and the stingray exhibit was closed for the season, but everything else was great. It was pretty with the lantern decorations even in the daytime. I would also recommend the train ride.

Viewed the Zoo's seasonal lighting. Paid $16 for a ticket. Very nice, and plentiful displays. Most were animated and brilliantly lit. There are interactive games for children throughout the lights display; including an area with a lit see-saw, a pair of swings as well as a small fun house as well as a monster to interact with. These activities are for the young ones, but cool nonetheless. A bit of a line at the entrance, give we were there right at their opening time of six, but worth the short wait.

Really great zoo. My kids always have a great time going here. We saw an orangutan painting. Gorillas next to us and the elephants out n about on our train ride. We also saw some of the light exhibit. If you're ever bored, go here. $$$

What can I say about the local zoo? Lots of walking, plenty of things to see and do. Coming up on winter, many of the animals are off exhibit this time of year and there are many places under construction. However, the enclosures are generous, the staff is super friendly, and the overall traffic is pretty low so seeing your favorite animal is always easy...almost never more than a minute or two wait due to traffic. Wife and kids love this place, just make sure to pack some snacks if you're making a day of it. While the concessions are available, they're expensive for everything as it's a funding source for the zoo. Overall, it's a good time for the family and a great way to spend a day with the family if you grab the membership for the year like we do.

I love art and art museums. July 13, 2025. What a great place! Lots of beautiful art work. One display are children's art work. Very creative.

A must-do in Wichita! It’s unbelievable that so much wonderful art is free to access! They had such a great curation of paintings, photography, and sculpture. Such a lovely space to be in on a hot day, as well!

A great, cute little museum. Permanent collection had some gems, which was a nice surprise. Please visit, support your local museums!! Don't forget the sculpture garden outside, there were some teally nice pieces.

Lovely people, gorgeous special exhibit and a nice permanent collection. We enjoyed both the big name artists and the careful selection of local artists. We went early and our bracelet allowed us to go out and reenter later in the day.

Lovely museum with a great selection of American paintings. Beautiful building. We only had an hour and wish we had more time. Lots of galleries, thoughtfully curated.

The free exhibits were exciting, what a perfect way to enjoy beautiful art. Also, getting to see young students art as well was really cool to see how creative some of them are.

Museum collection features over 10,000 pieces of art but only a small fraction are on display. Having visited dozens of art museums around the country this is not one of my favorites. It is well worth a quick visit given that it is free but the current exhibits were not very notable. Price: free though there is fee for traveling exhibits Parking: free ample parking Duration: 1hour Unless you are a bit fan of Robert Peterson the $12 exhibit of his art is not worth the admission price in my opinion.

I've visited The Keeper of the Plains multiple times now during my various wandering and adventures around wichita, and everytime i pass by the area i make an effort to stop and rest here. The history, culture and education you can find here is educational for the kids, insightful for the average person, and Enlightening for the elderly. The smell of the fresh river water, The sounds of flutes and drums on the wind, there's no reason not to visit when you're in the region!

This place is incredibly beautiful. There's a bunch you can learn, and even more gravesites than you would think. There may also be a creepy looking troll somewhere in the area around the statue. Peaceful music plays, a nice water fountain with nice cold water. It's a nice place to just sit nearby and relax. At night, 9pm, fires are lit in the containers around the Keeper for around 15mins.

While on vacation, I wanted to check out a local park. We went to Keeper of the Plains. Upon arriving you can see a large statue and music playing. The surrounding scenery is very nice. Lots of history to read. Very unique and very cool park. Worth stopping at if you're in the area.

Neat stop. Free parking on both sides of the bridge. I would get there about 830 as it gets busy. Good to walk around a bit and look at everything before they light it. You can stand under it ( next to fire) or there are benches on both sides of the river. We didn't get to see the torched lit as it was too windy. Don't forget to look for the troll. He's on the east side. Past the sitting area, up the sidewalk. You can see him better at night.

Such a great moment for our visit to Wichita. We found it to be a pensive experience with great music and people reflecting upon the lighting of the fires. The bridges alone are worth the walking experience.

This is a pretty cool place in town minus a few graffiti marks here and there. Wish people wouldn't vandalize things like this. However, it is definitely worth the stop to check it out and walk around.

I stayed here overnight in my skoolie (using Harvest Host). The area is beautiful, especially at night. The museum was wonderful!

The food here is amazing!! Deja was our waitress and she was an angel. She was so attentive and was so accommodating to our party needing separate checks. She had such a calming presence, gave great recommendations and overall we just had fantastic service from her, and all of the other Public staff who brought us food. I cannot overstate how delicious this food was. My steak special was perfectly cooked and I had to stop myself from licking my plate. The cereal milk was also so tasty! I’ll be coming back the next time I’m in Wichita and recommending this place to anyone else who visits! Highly highly recommend!!

The restaurant is housed in a charming old building that is lighted so warmly by Edison lights with warm, rich wooden tones - it’s a joy just walking in. The menu is well crafted and interesting. I was drawn by the promise of farm to table an availability of dishes for gluten sensitive individuals. But I was struck by flavor combinations. I don’t quite understand. I was excited to try the blue cornbread because it’s gluten-free. And it is good, but the combination of flavor flavors is hard to describe and I am smelling a spice that I cannot quite figure out. I’m not a fan of the onion on it. And I think I would lean harder into this as a sweet dish. But I definitely enjoyed it. I ordered the brisket tacos, and I was confused by the presentation. It’s build your own style, but it does not come with any greenery. I asked for cilantro to be brought with it. The meat has a wonderful flavor, but it is serve with a minimal amount of flavorful cilantro Crema. It’s not enough so I had to ask for something more because I struggle with swallowing dry meats. I asked for a barbecue sauce but unfortunately, the house barbecue sauce has a strong vinegar and water base with a light layer of ketchup. It’s not a Texas or St. Louis style that I might be accustomed to. They were good, but my advice get some greenery with it and some kind of sauce to moisten it. I think it would be lovely with a garlic sauce. Or maybe just a jus. I ordered a drink which was seasonal and interesting but I substituted vodka for tequila . It was a coconut cream with cinnamon and falernum, but then it had a strange note of pineapple that just seemed like a cast away in the beverage and me swapping in the vodka may have taken away something important in the flavor mix . I wouldn’t get it again, but I would certainly try some of the other interesting cocktails they offer. I love a good house speciality drink. They didn’t really have much in the way of desserts for the gluten-free set, but you lucky wheat eaters have a bevy of delicious desserts to choose from. There was a crème brûlée lemon flavor I believe. But because of the bizarre flavor combinations we had already experienced, I wasn’t ready to risk it on the crème brûlée. My husband had steak served on what I believe was a potato hash. The presentation is interesting and the flavor was good. The most memorable part about the meal came at the end when our check was delivered in a real Book. The book was interesting with an almanac of predictions from 20 years ago. It was fun to flip through them. Our waitress was a sweetheart, and she was very patient trying to help us with our meals. I really wanted to love his restaurant because it has so much promise, but what I sampled was just confusing. I think I would have more luck if I was to have a burger and fries. But the options were limited for the gluten-free set. And all they had a lovely assortment of fresh ice creams, but it appeared that many of them had wheat in them. I think the chefs did a lovely job in their preparation and presentation, but I think you need to work on your flavor combinations. You don’t always have to reinvent the wheel. One thing about this restaurant , it’s not pretentious. It’s delightfully casual, so come as you are and feel comfortable in whatever you’re wearing. The staff are dressed in baggy jeans and workout clothes, so no one’s judging you here. I love that the food is locally sourced with the names of all the purveyors given. It’s a wonderful idea, and if I’m ever in Wichita, I will come back to enjoy the outdoor portion. I’ll bring y’all my favorite barbecue sauce, which is made locally here in Edmond, Oklahoma gluten-free with no high fructose corn syrup and just the right amount of heat. It would be the perfect pairing with your brisket. I think your cornbread would be good with the barbecue sauce too.

Pizza was great! Never had one quite like it. The Mayfair salad was pretty standard, but I didn't like the croutons. Felt a bit overpriced for the amount of food, even though it was the lunch special. I'd forgive that, but the bartender was terrible. Literally sat at the bar and couldn't even get a refill. The guy that brought my food and the hostess were really nice though.

Sat at the bar and my bartender had no service skills. I ordered a beer and had to ask for a glass. It was not chilled and she didn't pour it. She had no personality and seemed very unhappy. Dive bars have better service. They give you a paper menu but you have to scan a Qr code to see how the food is prepared (what's on it, what comes with it, etc..). Why even bother with a paper menu then?? Horrible happy hour. Only 2 draft beers on special . No wine or wells. The burger and fries were really good.

We had our son and daughter in law’s wedding reception at the Public. They wanted a brunch with a mimosa bar. The Public staff went above our expectations to take care and create a special event. Brooke was very responsive through our planning and many questions. By the day of the event I had no worries. They worked with Bagatelle to have the cake delivered and on beautiful display for the event. The buffet brunch was fresh and unique. Our guests were excited by the variety; cardamon whip cream on waffles, fresh fruit with a honey mint dressing, roasted potatoes, bacon, eggs, etc.! I highly recommend the public for special events. The staff was attentive and helpful through the entire reception! I could go on and on!

Place was great. The atmosphere was nice and relaxed at 630 when we went. Came from out of state and wanted a local thing and this place delivered and was delicious.

Stopped in on a Tuesday night about 8pm for a few beers with my daughter. There was an election party in progress so we sat at the bar. They had a nice beer selection and out server was friendly. Fortunately the candidate was on our team and was winning. :)

OK, Sabor. I had about three hours to kill before my evening flight so you know I’m searching for a good local restaurant that I can flop down and work for a few hours. I chose this spot and I am glad I did. The garlic shrimp in the tacos tasted like they walked right out of a paella pan in Spain and right onto my plate. And don’t you dare sleep on that queso and corn. Highly addictive. I think I ate the entire appetizer while I sat there. My bad. The server was so cute. She kept checking on me and probably was wondering why I was sitting there so long. I love finding these little gems in small cities.

The service was excellent. I love the variety of Central and South American dishes that are uncommon to this area. The food was flavorful and presented nicely. The prices are extremely high relative to the portion size and class vibe. Maybe I'm a little biased as I've had most of these dishes while in their respective counties.

This place was on point. The management was great and was always checking in on us. Service from the waitress was good and attentive to our needs and answering our questions. Will be returning if I ever find myself in the area again.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Sabor is always such a great experience! The food is fresh and delicious every time, and the service is consistently friendly and welcoming. One of my favorite spots in downtown Wichita!

Good spot downtown. Ordered the paella and it was ok. Calamari chicken mussels and small shrimp. Not super flavorful and it definitely did not have that good charred bottom. Came in a regular bowl instead of the traditional pan. Drinks were more of a highlight.

Joey was the absolute best! He was friendly, knowledgeable, prompt and great at what he does. The food was delicious as well. Will definitely be back next time we’re in town. Thanks, Joey! Give the young man a raise!

Sabor is one of the finest restaurants Wichita has to offer! The food, drinks, atmosphere, and the staff were all amazing! Our waiter was training someone and still catered to us with ease. 🙏🏼 We came on a Sunday for dinner and it wasn’t jam packed like Fridays and Saturdays. I really enjoyed that slower paced and not so crowded vibe. Here are the must try items: Ceviche, calamari, fish tacos, scallops, paella, steak medallions, and their margaritas. Give this place a try and you’ll be hooked! Happy eating!

The food was really good. We got the triple D because we wanted to try all the different food options. My wife added aside of biscuits and gravy, and it looked amazing. Overall, the staff was super quick to fix any mistakes and was very apologetic. The wait wasn’t even that long and it was super packed and busy. That banana nut bread French toast is absolutely as good as described, so good that I ordered a to go order for tomorrow. The eggs Benedict was out of this world and the corn hash, well I don’t normally like it. Was absolutely phenomenal. Overall my wife and I had a good experience, and we will be back.

Seated at the counter is the best seat in the house. It is a show of food and a staff that delivers! Within minutes I had several staff greeting me. Rebecca brought me monkey bread while I watched the show. The special for breakfast was steak Benedict. OMG it looked so delicious. Jess showed me a plate she was serving up. I watched the show to decide what I would order. Burgundy was my server. After seeing the hash browns I knew I wanted them. I also ordered an omelet with dill havarti cheese, bacon, sausage and mushrooms. Yummy! For a up charge instead of toast I had a half a order of banana bread French toast which is Banana bread battered and fried, topped with candied apples, pecans, apple butter, whipped cream and homemade molasses syrup. Divine! Great food, super friendly staff, great service. Highly recommend!

What an extraordinary restaurant going above and beyond to do it right. On recommendation, I checked out the Doo Dah Diner on a recent work trip to Wichita. The folks were extremely friendly and welcoming from the second I walked in the door. In no time, I was enjoying the best corned beef hash of my life. (Plus a housemade biscuit and jam!!) Generous portions of delicious, quality ingredients. This place is an absolute must stop destination for anyone who touches the state of Kansas.

This deserves more than 5 stars! Came here years ago and had the best Sunday brunch buffet ever. Today we all ordered off the menu and everything is amazing! Fresh ingredients, good sized portions and loads of amazing options. The staff is great and the manager is very friendly, walking around to make sure the food and service is great. Doo-Dah Diner is a MUST eat at restaurant, you will definitely not be disappointed in their food and service.

I love that they brought back the free monkey bread!! the waitress is very nice. Very knowledgeable about the menu and the food was just as delicious as it’s always been love coming here.!

Our waiter was great! The food came out quickly and they were a little busy. We had smothered burrito with chorizo, eggs potatoes and green chili sauce. Also omelett with hashbrowns and jalapeño bacon. Delicious!! Parking sucks.

What's not to love... Great service, great food, and free monkey bread. I had the Brutus, chicken fried steak and eggs on top of hash browns with a side of biscuits and gravy. Wife had the Crab Benedict that was delicious.

We were visiting friends in Wichita from Houston, and this spot was such a pleasant surprise. Coming from a major food city, George’s truly exceeded our expectations. Every dish we ordered was flavorful, perfectly prepared, and generously portioned (we couldn’t even finish our plates). The beet salad with crispy goat cheese was outstanding, and the French onion soup—a classic choice—was exceptional. The golden, oven-broiled cheese around the petite serving bowl was absolute perfection. The atmosphere was elegant yet relaxed, making this a must-try dining experience in Wichita.

An unbelievable find in Wichita. We never imagined we would find such great cooking in Wichita. I would put George's up against the best in Dallas, TX and it would do very well. The service was totally on point. Our server knew all the intimate details about the food, wine and desserts. The food was exquisite. From the poutine, escargo and beef tar tar, to the salads, main dishes and desserts, they were all cooked to perfection and presented very well. It all was a big hit with our family and when back to Wichita, definitely will not miss dinner here.

We’re so glad we chose Georges French Bistro to celebrate our anniversary! From start to finish, everything was exquisite—the service, the food, and the warm, romantic ambiance made us feel truly special. Our server went above and beyond to ensure we had a memorable evening. We started with the calamari, which was perfectly cooked and full of flavor—a great way to kick off the meal. For the entrée, I had the 14oz ribeye and was torn between the delicious-sounding sauce options. The staff kindly offered samples of each so I wouldn’t have to miss out—an unexpected and much-appreciated gesture. My wife had the salmon, and she couldn’t stop raving about how perfectly it was prepared. Georges made our celebration unforgettable, and we’ll definitely be back!

My fiancée and I had an amazing dinner at George’s French Bistro. The atmosphere was warm, elegant, and welcoming — the perfect spot for a special evening together. The poutine was one of the best we’ve ever had — rich, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. The Grand Mère chicken was outstanding — tender, juicy, and full of depth. I also tried multiple cocktails throughout the night, and each one was crafted beautifully — balanced, refreshing, and full of flavor. The service from Matt and Daniel was exceptional. They were friendly, attentive, and made the whole night feel effortless and memorable. George’s French Bistro truly delivers on every level — incredible food, amazing drinks, genuine service, and a beautiful dining experience. We can’t wait to come back.

Stopped by for a nice dinner while on a business trip. Great atmosphere and excellent customer service. Their website wasnt up to date with the new drinks so I was disappointed to miss out on something that looked yummy. The steak was a little fatty but seasoned beautifully. It was worth the trip!

We really enjoyed every part of our meal. The waiter was very attentive and knew how to answer any questions we had. Our wait time was fair. Food was prepared perfectly. No complaints really. Highly recommend.

This restaurant came up when I googled French restaurants in the area so I decided to try it. Went just around noon on a Sunday so the place was starting to get busy but there was no wait time which was great. I sat at the bar and ordered escargots ( though not on the menu for brunch, it was still offered which was awesome). The escargots were different from any other place I've had them. They were served with lots of cheese and mushrooms. Though unexpected, they were delicious. I then had the turkey club with truffle fries. Beware, the sandwich was massive! Overall I recommend this place and would return.

Delightful downtown Wichita gem. Great food, cool building, and literally the friendliest waitress ever. A treat for your eyes and taste buds, the cherry vanilla coke starts you off right, and the menu is so tempting it's hard to choose. I had a cheese crisp, very nice, my sister has a tuna melt, she loved it, and neice had a pita stuffed with hummus, it looked wonderful and she liked it very much. I highly recommend!

The delicious smell drew me in, and I'm glad I did! I had the pastrami on rye and the beef stew, both were out of this world good. The sandwich was toasted to perfection, with a side of run of the mill potato salad. The side of beef stew was outstanding, savory but not too salty, with perfectly tender veggies and large pieces of beef. My husband got the Reuben and said it was quite good. We didn't have room for dessert, but their root beer floats looked really good. We will definitely be back next time we stop in Wichita!

Absolutely the best service we have ever had! If I could give it 10 stars I would. The best gluten free bread I have ever tasted! The food was so delicious! Can’t wait to go back!

This is a really fun old fashioned soda shop. The food is excellent and the place was packed. So of course we chose the barstools. We had the crab salad sandwich, open faced. Which was so filling we couldn't eat dessert. So next time.....dessert first!

The restaurant was clean and has a nice atmosphere. Service was friendly and quick. I was a little irritated that the sever immediately started pushing milk shakes. I understand that I had kids with me but I wanted them thinking about lunch before desserts. The Reuben was okay, the side of potato salad was pretty bland. My daughter had the chicken salad sandwich which was very good and the winning choice out of the group. The club sandwich and ham sandwiches were also described as okay. The price for four meals was acceptable. The 4 stars is for the chicken salad, it is worth a return visit. I wouldn’t discourage anyone from trying the Old Mill Tasty Shop but I wouldn’t say it is a must try either.

Oh my!! The chicken fried chicken is my favorite!! I forgot to take a picture before I dug in!! So delicious and tastes like some good home cooking!! Definitely a “must try” if you go here! Make sure you follow up with a piece of carrot cake! The absolute best!!

First time there and our waiter Nathan was the best! He walked us through favorites and specials. We had the blue plate special Monterrey, the muffaletta sandwich with potato salad, carrot cake and a special cinnamon toast crisp shake. All of it was very good. The restaurant is great to still have the original soda counter and make shakes and malts and ice cream sundaes there. Nathan was great, very helpful, and seemed to know exactly what we would like. This is a Wichita gem.