Augusta Brewing Co. (Augusta)
- + I have to agree with a few of the others, not worth the stop. We stayed in Augusta overnight and was told to try this place for good food and beer. We went down late afternoon and they were out of eve...
Discussion started 06/23/2008 09:32 PM by Jim - 3 replies (last reply by Paul Corley at 08/13/2008 03:56 PM)Jim from Washington Court House on 06/23/2008 09:32 PM
I have to agree with a few of the others, not worth the stop. We stayed in Augusta overnight and was told to try this place for good food and beer. We went down late afternoon and they were out of everything except about two things. Apparently ordering food for the resteraunt wasn't high on the list. Beer was average at best. Service was terrible. Only 6 customers in the whole place and still couldn't hardly get a beer. I know that we won't be back there. If you are looking for a meal go a few more blocks up the hill to Cafe Bella!
Dave from Augusta on 07/01/2008 11:42 AM
I would have to disagree with the review of the Augusta Brewing Co. I live in Augusta and ride the trail often. The Brewery has the best food in town and if you like "Crafted beer" this is the place to go. As for the service depending on the time of day it can be slow, during peak hours it is better.
Doug from Bluffton on 08/09/2008 08:23 PM
Just went there. Partly to see if comments were accurate. I walked up to the bar, was greeted in turn, received my beer and went to a table to wait for my sandwich(a delicious smoked brisket that was all meat). I had only begun my first beer when the food arrived. Now it is August and I had just ridden thirty miles so that first beer didn't last long. There must have been 40 other customers there so not like I was the only one they had to take care of. As to the glass of stout that I had. I had more.
Paul Corley from Chesterfield, MO on 08/13/2008 03:56 PM
the Augusta Brewery is a great destination for craft brews and food also! I have been there several times in the last few years and have had a very fun time on a consistent basis! The beer is always fresh and tasty and always a large selection. The owner has another restaurant/ brewery in Soulard is very experienced... The view is very nice overlooking the valley and fields below!
Elysian Fields Inn B&B (Defiance)
- + The bed and breakfast was okay but be FOREWARNED that if you are coming on Friday or Saturday night, it is about 100 or so yards from 2 Biker Bars and it is very very loud with people partying and dri...
Discussion started 12/07/2007 02:27 PM by Gail - 1 reply (last reply by M&K at 08/13/2008 01:20 PM)Gail on 12/07/2007 02:27 PM
The bed and breakfast was okay but be FOREWARNED that if you are coming on Friday or Saturday night, it is about 100 or so yards from 2 Biker Bars and it is very very loud with people partying and drinking. You hear Motorcycles until about midnight. Although the picture appear to have the B&B set back it is actually right ON the Highway so if you stay in the cottage/old bank building, all you hear are cars and motorcycles just a few feet from your door.
Breakfast was very good!! House was a bit cluttered and could be cleaned up a bit as well as the yard.
Gail on 12/07/2007 02:27 PM
The bed and breakfast was okay but be FOREWARNED that if you are coming on Friday or Saturday night, it is about 100 or so yards from 2 Biker Bars and it is very very loud with people partying and drinking. You hear Motorcycles until about midnight. Although the picture appear to have the B&B set back it is actually right ON the Highway so if you stay in the cottage/old bank building, all you hear are cars and motorcycles just a few feet from your door.
Breakfast was very good!! House was a bit cluttered and could be cleaned up a bit as well as the yard.
M&K from Florissant on 08/13/2008 01:20 PM
Their idea of a Romantic Getaway and ours are quite different.
We stayed in the Cottage for 30 minutes before checking out.
Noisy, no sidewalks to walk anywhere to eat, definitely too close to the highway. Bed too small for 2 adults and no shower.
Of course, they chose to charge our credit card anyway!
M&K from Florissant on 08/13/2008 01:20 PM
Their idea of a Romantic Getaway and ours are quite different.
We stayed in the Cottage for 30 minutes before checking out.
Noisy, no sidewalks to walk anywhere to eat, definitely too close to the highway. Bed too small for 2 adults and no shower.
Of course, they chose to charge our credit card anyway!
Rivercene Mansion B&B (Boonville)
- + My husband and myself stayed at the Rivercene along with our dear friends the last weekend in July. It was the most incredible feeling being in that mansion. We absolutely loved it. We had never st...
Discussion started 08/13/2008 09:49 AM by Steffany - 0 repliesSteffany from Warrenton, MO on 08/13/2008 09:49 AM
My husband and myself stayed at the Rivercene along with our dear friends the last weekend in July. It was the most incredible feeling being in that mansion. We absolutely loved it. We had never stayed in a B&B before so, we were very excited about going there. We were not disappointed and I look forward to returning again within the next year for another delightful stay. I highly recommend Rivercene if you want to relax and not worry about the pressures of everyday life. It was very peaceful and warm. The breakfast was delicious and the history of the magnificent mansion will tug on your heart strings.
Steffany from Warrenton, MO on 08/13/2008 09:49 AM
My husband and myself stayed at the Rivercene along with our dear friends the last weekend in July. It was the most incredible feeling being in that mansion. We absolutely loved it. We had never stayed in a B&B before so, we were very excited about going there. We were not disappointed and I look forward to returning again within the next year for another delightful stay. I highly recommend Rivercene if you want to relax and not worry about the pressures of everyday life. It was very peaceful and warm. The breakfast was delicious and the history of the magnificent mansion will tug on your heart strings.
Kansas City to Katy Connection - MO Bike Federation Report
- +
Yesterday the Missouri Bike Federation ran the article below concerning efforts to connect the Katy with trails in Kansas City.
http://mobikefed.org/2008/08/rock-island-rr-trail-coalition-f...
Discussion started 08/12/2008 08:26 AM by Trek - 3 replies (last reply by anonymous at 08/12/2008 09:43 PM)Trek on 08/12/2008 08:26 AM
Yesterday the Missouri Bike Federation ran the article below concerning efforts to connect the Katy with trails in Kansas City.
http://mobikefed.org/2008/08/rock-island-rr-trail-coalition-forming.php
Paulie from Knoxville TN on 08/12/2008 05:19 PM
Thats great news Trek. Any idea where the new section of trail is going to connect to the current Katy? The article doesnt say.
Paulie
Paul Toigo on 08/12/2008 09:25 PM
The Rock Island Railroad crosses the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway (KATY) just North of Windsor MO at mile marker 247.4.
http://www.mostateparks.com/katytrail/milepost/past/windsor.htm
Anonymous from LSMO on 08/12/2008 09:43 PM
That goes right by my house. Awesome!! I just hope I won't be too old to ride it by the time they bring it here.
Glenn's Cafe at the Frederick (Boonville)
- + Love Glenn's Cafe!
The food is wonderful! And for all of you old-time Glenn's patrons, they now do a Sunday Brunch. Its a little different from the regular menu with fried chicken, pork loin, etc. ...
Discussion started 08/12/2008 07:18 AM - 0 repliesAnonymous from Columbia, Mo. on 08/12/2008 07:18 AM
Love Glenn's Cafe!
The food is wonderful! And for all of you old-time Glenn's patrons, they now do a Sunday Brunch. Its a little different from the regular menu with fried chicken, pork loin, etc. They are such a boost to Boonville's restaurant scene. I just wish they were still in Columbia.
Anonymous from Columbia, Mo. on 08/12/2008 07:18 AM
Love Glenn's Cafe!
The food is wonderful! And for all of you old-time Glenn's patrons, they now do a Sunday Brunch. Its a little different from the regular menu with fried chicken, pork loin, etc. They are such a boost to Boonville's restaurant scene. I just wish they were still in Columbia.
Machens (it's the little things)
- + Got so excited I posted this on the wrong topic. There's a new bench between Black Walnut and Machens. Last year was the toilet facility and now a bench and now, according to reports, progress on the ...
Discussion started 08/11/2008 09:00 AM by DougK - 1 reply (last reply by gc at 08/12/2008 07:14 AM)DougK from Troy on 08/11/2008 09:00 AM
Got so excited I posted this on the wrong topic. There's a new bench between Black Walnut and Machens. Last year was the toilet facility and now a bench and now, according to reports, progress on the trail between St. Charles and mm 33? No more wading through waist/chest high grass? What will I ever do with my tick and chigger repellant??
gc from Columbia, Mo. on 08/12/2008 07:14 AM
Well, Doug, I guess you can save it for a future trip on the semi-charted trail between Windsor and the KC area. I hope they get that started before I get too old to waddle down the trail
Maxine's Rooms for Rent (Sedalia)
- + Just spent the 2nd visit to Maxine's and it was even better than the first visit a year ago. Can't wait until the next one.
Thanks Maxine, Pete and Chigger !!!
Terry H. from Kansas City
Discussion started 08/11/2008 09:50 AM - 0 repliesAnonymous on 08/11/2008 09:50 AM
Just spent the 2nd visit to Maxine's and it was even better than the first visit a year ago. Can't wait until the next one.
Thanks Maxine, Pete and Chigger !!!
Terry H. from Kansas City
Anonymous on 08/11/2008 09:50 AM
Just spent the 2nd visit to Maxine's and it was even better than the first visit a year ago. Can't wait until the next one.
Thanks Maxine, Pete and Chigger !!!
Terry H. from Kansas City
KATY Construction - Weldon Spring????
- + Does anyone know what the connection that's being made to the KATY west of the Hwy 40 bridge is? I assume it's a connection to either the Lewis or Clark hiking trail based on it's location. Does any...
Discussion started 08/10/2008 01:40 PM by Ken - 4 replies (last reply by anonymous at 08/11/2008 09:32 AM)Ken from St. Charles on 08/10/2008 01:40 PM
Does anyone know what the connection that's being made to the KATY west of the Hwy 40 bridge is? I assume it's a connection to either the Lewis or Clark hiking trail based on it's location. Does anyone know for sure?
stevie from saint louis on 08/10/2008 08:34 PM
I have not been down there this year, but I recall reading something about the Missouri Research Park connection to the Katy, which would seem right for that area, but I was not aware that they were actually going to build it.
On another note, connection to Machens finally going to be finished? This may be a joke, but here is an article:
http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/news/stories.nsf/stcharles/story/528B18E34CA2CCD386257498000FC1C2?OpenDocument
julie k from st charles on 08/11/2008 08:50 AM
My husband and I checked out that new section yesterday and it connects to Research Park. Its paved for about 1/2 mile, then its gravel with some ruts as its still under construction. It ends at a Duckett Creek Water Treatment plant, then you bike up a road to get to the Research Park. It will be a very pretty trail with a clear stream running near it.
DougK from Troy on 08/11/2008 08:53 AM
There's a new bench between Black Walnut and Machens. Last year was the toilet facility and now a bench and now progress on the trail between St. Charles and mm 33? No more wading through waist/chest high grass? What will I ever do with my tick and chigger repellant??
Anonymous on 08/11/2008 09:32 AM
Thanks for the info. The more I thought it about, it isn't far enough west to be in the Lewis & Clark area. I assume it will be open to bicyle traffic?? That will make a nice loop for anyone along 94. I live near Kisker & 94, so I could take Pittman hill to the bottom, catch the KATY, get off at Research Park and make my way back a couple different ways.
Kehde's Barbeque (Sedalia)
- + Excellent stop. We stop whenever we drive though. I recommend the train car for the kids.
Discussion started 08/10/2008 07:57 PM by abales - 0 repliesabales on 08/10/2008 07:57 PM
Excellent stop. We stop whenever we drive though. I recommend the train car for the kids.
abales on 08/10/2008 07:57 PM
Excellent stop. We stop whenever we drive though. I recommend the train car for the kids.
High Street Victorian B&B (Boonville)
- + Thank you so much Kriss and Gene for a wonderful stay. Your home was gorgeous. The food and atmosphere were terrific.We will be sure and stay again the next time we are close to Boonville.
Discussion started 08/03/2008 12:58 PM by Brenda and Sam Pyle - 2 replies (last reply by anonymous at 08/09/2008 11:53 PM)Brenda and Sam Pyle from Sparta, MO on 08/03/2008 12:58 PM
Thank you so much Kriss and Gene for a wonderful stay. Your home was gorgeous. The food and atmosphere were terrific.We will be sure and stay again the next time we are close to Boonville.
Brenda and Sam Pyle from Sparta, MO on 08/03/2008 12:58 PM
Thank you so much Kriss and Gene for a wonderful stay. Your home was gorgeous. The food and atmosphere were terrific.We will be sure and stay again the next time we are close to Boonville.
Douglas Smith from Wentzville, Missouri on 08/03/2008 05:04 PM
I'm not sure I've words enough to truly explain how wonderful our experience at Gene and Kriss's High Street Victorian B & B was. From a beautiful restored home to incredible homemade brownies, breakfast, and cinnamon rolls, not a detail was overlooked. Gene and Kriss are wonderful people, and they certainly understand perfectly how to create an experience for those getting the chance to stay with them.
I've stayed at many locations along the trail, and the High Street Victorian is certainly among the finest I've encountered.
Douglas Smith from Wentzville, Missouri on 08/03/2008 05:04 PM
I'm not sure I've words enough to truly explain how wonderful our experience at Gene and Kriss's High Street Victorian B & B was. From a beautiful restored home to incredible homemade brownies, breakfast, and cinnamon rolls, not a detail was overlooked. Gene and Kriss are wonderful people, and they certainly understand perfectly how to create an experience for those getting the chance to stay with them.
I've stayed at many locations along the trail, and the High Street Victorian is certainly among the finest I've encountered.
Anonymous on 08/09/2008 11:53 PM
Wow, Thanks so much for your thoughtfulness in posting your comments here. We really enjoyed having you and hope to see you again.
Anonymous on 08/09/2008 11:53 PM
Wow, Thanks so much for your thoughtfulness in posting your comments here. We really enjoyed having you and hope to see you again.
Thanks guys
- + Just wanted to express my personal thanks to the 3 guys on bikes who ran me off the trail and laughed when I was hiking near Augusta.
Discussion started 08/01/2008 07:28 PM by DougK - 10 replies (last reply by cunninghamair at 08/09/2008 02:56 PM)DougK from Troy on 08/01/2008 07:28 PM
Just wanted to express my personal thanks to the 3 guys on bikes who ran me off the trail and laughed when I was hiking near Augusta.
gc from Columbia, Mo. on 08/01/2008 08:03 PM
Well, Doug, it might be time to start wearing full body armor. You gotta love some people's idea of trail courtesy.
On the big walk, I had the worst time with getting nearly run off the trail when I got near the Page Ave Bridge. I guess my sweaty presence on the extreme right side of the otherwise empty trail was just too much for a couple of Lance Armstrong wannabes. Nothing like seeing a few spandex-clad blurs fly by your left elbow without so much as a warning, bell, whistle, shout or curse.
Oh well, keep on keeping on.
Les from Lawrence on 08/01/2008 08:35 PM
Cmon, you already know they're morons; what makes you think they could read? Sorry for you tho, as it is irritating to encounter these peabrains. Hope you had at least a few friendly folks along the way.
gc from Columbia, Mo. on 08/01/2008 10:21 PM
Les,
I can't speak for Doug, but I think he would agree with me when I say that I have met (and continue to meet) wonderful people on the trail. That's what made these few jerks stand out in my mind.
DougK from Troy on 08/01/2008 11:50 PM
Les,
You're right. 99.99% of the people are awesome. My response to the 3, let's call them stooges, was filled with some colorful metaphors accompanied by sign language. I think everyone (bikers, hikers, etc.) just needs to watch out for the occasional ***** (my wife won't let me fill in the blanks).
Greg: Do they sell spandex hiking shorts???
gc from Columbia, Mo. on 08/02/2008 03:28 PM
Doug,
Yeah, but it gets ugly
f. c. on 08/03/2008 07:25 PM
sorry to hear bouts the idiotic, uncaring experience doug, absolutely no excuse for anything like this.
just one favor doug, please do not call them stooges and insult one of the greatest comedy teams ever. they are some of my favorites. otherwise, call them anything you want.
have a great day and hope this never happens to anyone again. happy bikin folks.
Biker from Farmington, MO on 08/04/2008 01:30 PM
Maybe they were trying to ride the whole trail in one day.
Anonymous on 08/04/2008 07:39 PM
I don't think riding the entire trail in one day and laughing at the same time is possible
gc from Columbia, Mo. on 08/05/2008 07:22 AM
Yeah, In one day, no laughing. No crying either, since you have to stay hydrated.
cunninghamair from O''Fallon, MO on 08/09/2008 02:56 PM
I'm sorry for your experience. I am in no way defending the rude cyclist--but as a
former runner who switched to biking because of a bad back, there is a flip side. I try to
yell "on your left" or ring my bell when I come upon runners/hikers/walkers. But I have
experienced runner's four-wide, well over on our side, coming toward us, that expected
US to move into the ditch. Also groups that are walking three abreast and talking--
completely oblivious to others on the trail, despite our warnings. And don't get me
started on the walkers, walking down the middle of the trail with ipod's on. Maybe some
of the local business could post "trail courtesy" reminders on the bulletin boards. I try to
be a good neighbor/cyclist, and say hello to everyone, but I have also been run off into
the ditch. It is a rare occurence, and hasn't resulted in injury (yet) but can ruin a
beautiful morning.
Amtrak
- + For those of you who have taken the train, what are the procedures if you are "rolling on" your bike? What part of the train do you board? How early should you arrive at the train station?
Discussion started 08/06/2008 03:21 PM by Beth - 5 replies (last reply by cunninghamair at 08/09/2008 01:57 PM)Beth from St. Louis on 08/06/2008 03:21 PM
For those of you who have taken the train, what are the procedures if you are "rolling on" your bike? What part of the train do you board? How early should you arrive at the train station?
ka3751 from saint louis on 08/06/2008 08:25 PM
If you're making a reservation in advance, tell them you have a bike. Only a limited number of bikes can be taken on the train (I think 4). There is also a $10 charge. It's not necessary to get to the train station early like going the airport. When the train arrives the conductor will probably tell you to go to the last door of the last car. He will take your bike and you can continue to your seat.
Having said that, it is also possible to buy a ticket, with your bike, when the train arrives. If there is room for your bike then there isn't a problem. However there is a small chance they might already have 4 bikes on board.
I took Amtrak with my bike from Jeff City to Kirkwood and thought it was awesome.
Good luck with your trip.
Kim from Independence, MO on 08/07/2008 08:42 AM
BEWARE riding Amtrak with your bike! We followed all the instructions - purchased tickets in advance with bike tickets, etc. However, when we boarded with our bikes in Hermann for the ride back to Sedalia, our bike spots had been given away to some people who boarded before us - without reserved bike tickets. The conductor was NO help. Fifteen minutes into the trip (standing with our bikes and swaying with the train)we finally broke out our own bungee cords and had to bungee our bikes together and to the door handle of one of the bathrooms in the back of the train.
I contacted Amtrak after getting home, and all I have received is an email saying that they would be contacting me. The trip was over 2 months ago.
AMTRAK will give away your reserved bike spots to anyone boarding with bikes!
Paulie from Knoxville TN on 08/08/2008 04:42 AM
Sorry about your bad Amtrak expereince Kim. I guess I've been lucky in the past with friendly,helpful staff and on time trains.
Speaking for myself, I really woundnt care where they had me place my bike as long as I didnt have to disassemble it. Katy riders are lucky, most Amtrak routes make you cram your bike in a box.
Paulie
Dan from High Ridge on 08/08/2008 09:56 AM
I've taken bikes on Amtrak a couple of times. The first time was an awesome experience and the 2nd time was a bad experience. We had reserved bike tickets but they had no place for our bikes nor did they have a way to secure them. We had to argue with the conductor (thus, holding up the train) while standing in front of all the other passengers. So my experience is 50/50 with bikes on Amtrak. It's a great deal for Katy Trail riders but be prepared for problems. Best of luck!
cunninghamair from O''''''''Fallon, MO on 08/09/2008 01:57 PM
We had a good experience in Washington. We purchased our tickets ahead of time from
their website and were nervous--we got there early and were first in line, ready to plead
our case. The conductor didn't blink when he saw us. My advice--they don't stop the
train for long! It's a tall step and the conductor grabbed my front wheel to help me get
on board. As I stepped on, he pointed to the spot where our bikes went, and then
grabbed me by the arm as the train started moving! DItto the disassemble comment--
their website said be ready to loosen your pedals and handlebars and we weren't looking
forward to that--but it wasn't necessary. We propped them up against a couple other
bikes in the front of the car.
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Always check the door.........
- + We swung through Treloar about 11:00 and stopped to take a break. The Bar & Grill looked
closed so we rolled up to the soda machine. The cyclist in front of us circled the parking
lot and ro...
Discussion started 08/09/2008 01:49 PM by cunninghamair - 0 repliescunninghamair from O''''Fallon, MO on 08/09/2008 01:49 PM
We swung through Treloar about 11:00 and stopped to take a break. The Bar & Grill looked
closed so we rolled up to the soda machine. The cyclist in front of us circled the parking
lot and rode away. As we pulled out our change and began to pet the black lab, two locals
in a pickup truck rolled up and walked into the restaurant. Moral of the story--always
check the door. I would have sworn they were closed and I think I our fellow cyclist headed
home without lunch!
Hermann overnight review
- + We spent the night in Hermann this week after riding in from St. Louis. (Beware--Peers
and Treloar the last water/food stops before McKittrick--stock up!) No problem picking
up the dirt path...
Discussion started 08/09/2008 01:39 PM by cunninghamair - 0 repliescunninghamair from O'Fallon, MO on 08/09/2008 01:39 PM
We spent the night in Hermann this week after riding in from St. Louis. (Beware--Peers
and Treloar the last water/food stops before McKittrick--stock up!) No problem picking
up the dirt path just past the McKittrick trailhead that lead up to the highway. Nice wide
shoulder led us to the new bike lane across the bridge. We stayed at Capt Wohlt Inn,
which is just across the bridge. Nice clean room, with a fridge, jacuzzi and
complimentary brownies. They directed us to several restaurants and historical sights.
We ate twice at Trapper's Grill and loved it. Walked to the Hermanhoff winery for an
afternoon bottle of wine with cheese and sausage. Swung by the bike shop at the end of
the street for an extra water bottle. Be sure to let them know you are riding the Katy
and request an early check in (normal check in is 4). Breakfast was at 8:30--we usually
like to leave earlier but the weather was beautiful and we enjoyed having breakfast with
another couple staying at the Inn that rode in on the train. We'll be back.
N. Jefferson
- + do not try to ride over the bridge... i am amazed no one has died on it... one of the scariest
things i have ever done... no kidding...
Discussion started 08/07/2008 11:05 PM by matt headley - 5 replies (last reply by cunninghamair at 08/09/2008 12:59 PM)matt headley from wichita on 08/07/2008 11:05 PM
do not try to ride over the bridge... i am amazed no one has died on it... one of the scariest
things i have ever done... no kidding...
Les from Lawrence on 08/08/2008 05:41 PM
You must have ridden INTO town on the south bound lanes. The bike lane(in and out of Jefferson City) is actually on the shoulder of the north (out bound) lanes of traffic and easily done.
matt headley from wichita on 08/08/2008 11:52 PM
nope..... if you dont mind cars coming at you at 70 miles an hour with nothing between you
and them but about 6 inches and air...
Anonymous on 08/09/2008 08:51 AM
Why not stay in Hartsburg, you are seconds away from the trail and it is only about 10 miles from Jeff. City.
Anonymous on 08/09/2008 10:35 AM
Maybe because some people want to visit Jefferson City and see the sites?
cunninghamair from O'Fallon, MO on 08/09/2008 12:59 PM
Wow. Sorry you had such a bad experience. We took the train to Jeff City, and despite not
liking to ride on the road--we had no problem riding across the bridge. In fact, as I recall
it was early on a weekend and drivers slowed and got over to the far left lane so that we
could ride in the right lane and out of the "debris" that is common on the side of the road.
I hope other's aren't discouraged--it's a good idea carry a "backup" phone number (cab,
B&B) in case I see a bridge I don't like. (A mirror also makes such bridge crossings a little
less stressful).
High Street Victorian B&B (Boonville)
- + Wow, wow, wow! I expected it to be nice, but my expectations were blown away. For less than I recently spent to stay at a Holiday Inn Express, I got quadruple the fun! Everything was just fantastic...
Discussion started 08/05/2008 05:06 PM by Mark - 1 reply (last reply by Kriss at 08/08/2008 10:18 PM)Mark from Wentzville on 08/05/2008 05:06 PM
Wow, wow, wow! I expected it to be nice, but my expectations were blown away. For less than I recently spent to stay at a Holiday Inn Express, I got quadruple the fun! Everything was just fantastic. The constant service made us feel, well, special. What sweet people!!! The food was top notch, right down to the coffee in the elegant silver and glass carafe, and well... I don't want to spoil any surprises for anyone, but everything was just wonderful. I certainly plan to return. Thanks guys!
Mark from Wentzville on 08/05/2008 05:06 PM
Wow, wow, wow! I expected it to be nice, but my expectations were blown away. For less than I recently spent to stay at a Holiday Inn Express, I got quadruple the fun! Everything was just fantastic. The constant service made us feel, well, special. What sweet people!!! The food was top notch, right down to the coffee in the elegant silver and glass carafe, and well... I don't want to spoil any surprises for anyone, but everything was just wonderful. I certainly plan to return. Thanks guys!
Kriss on 08/08/2008 10:18 PM
Thanks so much! It was great to get to know you. we look forward to your return visit!
Kriss on 08/08/2008 10:18 PM
Thanks so much! It was great to get to know you. we look forward to your return visit!
Treloar Bar & Grill (Treloar)
- + best grilled cheese on the trail....
Discussion started 08/07/2008 11:13 PM by matt headley - 1 reply (last reply by skip at 08/08/2008 08:48 PM)matt headley from wichita on 08/07/2008 11:13 PM
best grilled cheese on the trail....
matt headley from wichita on 08/07/2008 11:13 PM
best grilled cheese on the trail....
skip from New London on 08/08/2008 08:48 PM
Also they have the best Cheeseburger you'll find any where!!!
skip from New London on 08/08/2008 08:48 PM
Also they have the best Cheeseburger you'll find any where!!!