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Come and experience a restaurant that transports you back to a time when wagons rolled by the front door and Kanza Indians came calling at the back door. Eat American Indian food, taste Old World and Early American food adapted by the settlers to their prairie existence, and treat your palate to the food that evolved as America moved into the 20th Century. Check out our exciting menu page.

A wonderful authentic Mexican restaurant! If you are looking for a great dinner, come here! Ask for the menu at the front desk!

Currently closed, but will reopen in May!

Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge is one of a system of over 500 refuges administered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and dedicated to the preservation and conservation of wildlife. Named for the Flint Hills Region just to the west, the refuge consists of 18,500 acres located on the upstream portion of John Redmond Reservoir on land owned by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.