WICHITA

Go Shop View archives

  • Beyond Napa

    Tasty tannins abound at this quaint, yet modern wine shop. For the novice, help is available in order to facilitate successful choices. Prices are as varied as the wines, with plenty options available for those looking to try an inexpensive treat. Though wines are generally inexpensive, the shop offers more than 100 wines for under $20. Beer and spirits are also available. (9/2011)

    338 N Mead St
    316-260-9920
    beyondnapawichita.com

  • ASPEN BOUTIQUE

    Style abounds at this locally owned boutique known for its one-of-a-kind jewelry selection (including pieces from Pyrrha cast from 19th-century wax seals) and stylish duds from the likes of Free People, La Vie Parisienne and Eileen Fisher. (9/2011)

    4724 E Douglas Ave
    316-682-6784
    www.aspen-traders.com

  • Junk in the Trunk Clothing

    Wichita’s first plus-size clothing resale shop sells affordable, trendy duds that are comfortable to wear, alongside locally made accessories. Want to trade in something from your luggage? Receive store credit—or credit for a massage from store owner Ms. Aimee, a certified massage therapist. (9/2011)

    805 W Maple
    316-351-4174
    junkinthetr...lothing.net



 

Go See View archives

  • River City Trolley & Charters

    Wichita’s past comes to life aboard this 1925-style trolley. The hour-and-a-half tour spans Downtown, Oldtown, Midtown and some historic neighborhoods, providing riveting stories about the history of the early pioneers. (9/2011)

    515 S Main St, Wichita
    316-773- 1931
    rctrolley.com

  • Botanica’s Children’s Gardens

    This garden is more than just pretty flowers. Starting this summer, children will have their own special section at the gardens that includes a barn, a giant treehouse, a musical maze, and a pond, which expose children to plants and nature from a whimsical perspective. Spanning more than one acre, the themed areas offer innovative looks into nature. (9/2011)

    701 N Amidon Ave
    316-264-0448
    botanica.org

  • Boeing Dome Theater and Planetarium

    You’ll want to hold on while watching a show on this theater’s 60-foot, 360-degree screen. Located inside Exploration Place, it is currently playing Forces of Nature (about scientists tackling natural disasters) and Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here Cosmic Light Show (complete with psychedelic graphics). (9/2011)

    At Exploration Place 300 N McLean Blvd
    316-660-0600
    exploration.org



 

Go Eat View archives

  • Tanya’s Soup Kitchen

    Tanya’s soups have made her a local celebrity, and true to her reputation her new restaurant doesn’t disappoint. Besides delicious soups, diners enjoy fresh salads, sandwiches and desserts. Beer and wine are also available, along with plenty of patio seating. $ (9/2011)

    1725 E Douglas Ave
    316-267-7687
    tanyassoupkitchen.com

  • British Banger Company

    Tired of the same ol’ American fast food? Try a British meal on-the-go! Enjoy bangers and mash, cottage pie or cheese and onion bake. Add a side of mushy peas, curry beans, or JubiSalad. Frozen food to warm up at home is also available, and Sunday roasts are coming soon. $ (9/2011)

    1713 W Douglas
    316-253-1503
    britishbangercompany.com

  • Piccadilly Grill

    This upscale grill, located within the Piccadilly Market and Bakery, does many types of cuisine—and does them all well. Wednesday nights feature Lebanese dishes; Thursdays are pasta nights; and on Fridays, it serves up seafood. Don’t miss the brunch buffet on Sundays. $$ (9/2011)

    7728 E Central Ave
    316-681-1100
    piccadillyusa.com



 

Go Party View archives

  • LOFT 150

    You’ll find that there is more to this brewery when you climb the stairs and discover a posh cocktaillounge- meets dance-club. The three-sided bar serves up delicious drinks with unique martinis as their specialty, while the outside patio offers a breezy atmosphere. (9/2011)

    150 N Mosley St, second floor
    316-263-2739
    www.riverci...ewingco.com

  • Blue Lounge

    For live music outside of the Old Town area, head to this little bar, which has hosted musicians for decades in a historic building that’s housed bars and cafés since the start of the 20th century. (9/2011)

    608 E Douglas Ave
    316-613-3773

  • Press

    Wichita’s newest upscale cocktail lounge offers a relaxing atmosphere with modern seating and lighting— perfect for kicking back with a creative cocktail or fine wine. The menu features three pages of libations, as well as small plates like mussels, pâté and beef filet. (9/2011)

    1720 N Webb Rd
    316-558-5855
    facebook.com/presswichita



 

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Five types of dinosaur fossils have been found in Kansas— Claosaurus, Heirosaurus, Nodosaurus, Pterosaurs and Silvisaurus.


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