Manhattan Visitor's Guide 2018 by Sunflower Publishing

ATTRACTIONS | LODGING | RESTAURANTS

Manhattan 2018 OFFICIAL MANHATTAN, KANSAS VISITORS GUIDE

OUTDOOR ADVENTURES COLLEGE TOWN CULTURE DINING DELIGHTS

GATEWAY to the FLINT HILLS

Enjoy small town pleasures, discover historic sites and explore the wide open prairie.

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Welcome to Manhappiness Good Eats Family Fun Attractions 5 Things To Do in Downtown Manhattan Go Play Outside 5 Awesome Outdoor Adventures Boat, Fish, Hike & Hunt Manhattan Golf Courses Outdoor Fun Spark Your Creativity History Shopping Explore the Flint Hills Region Top Events Education Restaurants Lodging Map

MANHATTAN CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU 501 Poyntz Avenue Manhattan, KS 66502 785-776-8829 Monday –Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. For more tourism and convention information, contact cvb@manhattan.org

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MANHATTAN, KANSAS Good vibes reverberate around the Flint Hills region of Kansas. Manhattan is the gateway city to the prairie, where locals have come to appreciate this place as “Manhappiness.” Visitors travel 90 miles west from Kansas City or north from Wichita to experience college town charms, delicious dining and sophisticated shopping along Poyntz Avenue. Manhattan is home to Kansas State University, a Big 12 Conference school touted by the Princeton Review for great student life. Aggieville borders the Kansas State University campus and pulses with college-town culture, nightlife, coffee shops and specialty stores. In 2018, Livability selected Manhattan as one of the best places to live. We’re also a great place to visit. Experience what Manhappiness is all about!

WHO IS JOHNNY KAW? In the Midwest’s once vast prairielands, the legend of folk hero Johnny Kaw boasts that the burly Kansas wheat farmer bottled gallons of sunshine and spread sunflower seedlings around the state of Kansas. So sprung from this tall tale Kansas’ nickname the Sunflower State. The story goes that Johnny has whipped all challengers, even that Minnesota lumberjack Paul Bunyan. A 25-foot tall statue of Johnny Kaw towers above Manhattan’s City Park keeping the legend alive. Johnny promises visitors an Instagram-worthy moment telling their own tales about visiting Manhattan.

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In 45-acre City Park stands a replica of a historic log cabin from 1855, the year Manhattan was founded. Pioneers brought prefabricated homes aboard steamboat Hartford migrating west to Kansas. This steamboat ferrying new citizens with backing from New York financiers ran aground at a Kansas River sandbar near a settlers’ campground. From this beginning grew the prairie town renamed Manhattan to honor land investors funding the pioneers’ journey. Around 1977, Manhattan became known as “The Little Apple®” by mayoral decree.

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Visitors find the last four percent of North America’s natural tallgrass prairie around Manhattan. Surrounded by some of the nation’s most fertile soil and abundant grasslands, Manhattan restaurants have practiced and perfected farm-to-table dining and grain-to-glass brewing. Grains for beer production at Little Apple Brewing Co. and Tallgrass Brewing Co. are grown from Kansas soil, as are Flint Hills grapes harvested by Liquid Art Winery vineyards.

Open prairie vistas around Manhattan have inspired Hollywood Westerns. Spring through autumn, visitors see real cowboys gallop across sprawling ranchlands rounding up cattle and horses on these grassy plains. Getaways at the Flint Hills region’s homesteads give visitors an authentic ranch life experience.

Bread is big business in Manhattan centered in the nation’s Heartland. A year’s worth of Kansas wheat would pack a train that stretches nearly from the Rockies to the Atlantic. That’s 1,700 miles of grain bushels! King Arthur Flour and Kansas Wheat Commission sponsor the biennial National Festival of Breads at Manhattan Conference Center. At this nationwide contest, eight American home-baker finalists compete for the championship during a festive weekend.

The Princeton Review ranks Kansas State University No. 1 nationally for a “town-gown” relationship, reflecting the city’s great support of the campus community. The university was awarded the No. 2 spot for best athletic facilities and No. 3 for best quality campus life. ESPN praises the Wabash Cannonball pregame tradition and placed Wildcat football fans atop the Big 12 Conference for happiest fans. That’s Manhappiness!

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SOME OF OUR BEST BITES. Downtown Manhattan’s dining scene is anchored by long-time fine-dining establishment Harry’s restaurant in the lobby of the elegant, 1920s Wareham Hotel. The must try appetizer is bruschetta, followed by a strong selection of signature dishes that range from lobster tail to tenderloin tips. Harry’s Chef Cadell Bynum has been honored four times by Best Chefs of America. For a more casual scene, beer lovers enjoy craft brews and good pub grub at our 10-barrel brewpub Tallgrass Tap House. This locally-owned, craft beer hot spot features Tallgrass signature suds including Buffalo Sweat, Pub Ale and 8-Bit best sipped on the seasonal rooftop deck. Small-plate selections lead diners to Bourbon & Baker serving Southern flair and 75 types of bourbon, including Kentucky’s Best, in a comfy, exposed-brick-wall space. In K-State neighborhood Aggieville, students and visitors line up for tasty treats at Varsity Donuts. Top sellers are Oreos-and-cream-topped Fat Tire and purple-icing-glazed K-Stater. Across from campus, dig into the kicky Tex-Mex platters at Coco Bolos. Retro joint Rock-A-Belly Deli is another local favorite for flavorful sandwiches like the roast beef, ham and cheddarcheese-stacked Western. See pages 33-37 for restaurant guide.

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MORNINGS IN MANHATTAN mean breakfast at retro diner The Chef which dishes up Huevos Rancheros, The Grant and Buenos Dias Frittatas. Favorite sides are gravy-drizzled biscuits, golden hash browns and crispy bacon. Locals line up in the drive-through and inside along the pastry display cases for Radina’s Bakehouse gourmet coffees and fresh-baked cinnamon rolls. At Little Apple Brewing Co. in Westloop, visitors rub elbows with local celebrities such as K-State coaches and “Modern Family” star Eric Stonestreet, a huge Catbacker and Kansas State University graduate.

Varsity Donuts rents bikes and welcomes patrons to hang out and play board games.

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Family Fun SO YOU THINK KANSAS IS FLAT? Not around Manhattan, located on the Flint Hills’ northern

edge. Just minutes from our quaint downtown explorers discover vast grasslands. Gaze upon the green, rolling sea of sun-splashed Big Bluestem grasses. Kayak the twisting Kansas River, the longest prairie-based river system in the world known by some as the Kaw. Kids love the slides and diving boards at City Park, CiCo and Northview water parks. Take a family photo at Goodnow Park near the iconic “Manhattan” sign composed of giant letters kids love to climb. Hike the summit and picnic atop 1,004-foot Bluemont Hill.

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TIME TO PLAY. Thrill-seekers head to Wildwood Outdoor Adventure Park to zip line high above plunging limestone canyons. Some zip runs stretch a quarter-mile and are joined by tandem runs. Finish in a guide-monitored, free-fall plunge. Wind down at sunset to sip wines made at Liquid Art Winery. Surf’s always up on StingRay’s half-pipe wave machine at City Park Waterpark. Plot team strategies to escape and solve a mystery at Locked Manhattan. Stroll the state’s top-ranked Sunset Zoo to spot some of the newest residents like whitehanded gibbons and red pandas.

Sunset Zoo is home to over 250 animals representing more than 100 species.

MANHATTAN CITY PARK Swim, jog, play baseball and volleyball in Manhattan’s City Park. Catch a free concert during the summer Arts in the Park music series at the band shell amphitheater.

The majestic peacock is a colorful attraction and one of more than 20 bird species at Sunset Zoo.

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Flint Hills Discovery Center

ATTRACTIONS Hikes on the rolling prairie’s meandering trails promise endless views, fresh breezes, wild flowers and Midwest wildlife. Spot deer, lizards, hawks and quail. Learn about the land’s origins and how it shapes visitors’ experiences enjoyed at Manhattan attractions, museums and gardens.

AMC Dine-In Manhattan 13 At Manhattan Town Center, take your movie-going experiences to another viewing level on an IMAX screen enjoying food service delivered to your comfy, lounge seat. Hang out with friends at the theater’s MacGuffins Bar & Lounge. 103 Town Center 785-370-6199 Amctheatres.com

Flint Hills Discovery Center Bitter winds. Blanketing snow. Raging fire. Violent storms. Fresh wildflowers. Glimmering sun. Sights, smells and sounds of the prairie are re-created with stunning authenticity at the immersive theater experience “Tallgrass Prairie: Tides of Time.” This video introduces visitors to the prairie through engaging exhibits and interactive children’s programs explaining the region’s geology, animal habitats and rich history. 315 S. 3rd Street 785-587-2726 Flinthillsdiscovery.org

The Gardens at Kansas State University This horticultural garden is open year-round on the Kansas State University campus. Visitors appreciate beautiful assortments of daylilies, iris, peonies and roses. The cottage garden’s annual flowers and plants and a butterfly garden are more sightseeing favorites. Kids love the adjacent Insect Zoo for up-close inspection of tarantulas, beetles, mantis and more crawly critters. 1500 Denison Avenue 785-532-3271 K-state.edu/ksugardens

Liquid Art Winery and Estate Enjoy spectacular Flint Hills views from the patio and tasting room at Liquid Art’s winery and vineyards open year-round on the city’s west edge. Sip hard ciders and a dozen wines made from grapes grown on this Flint Hills property. Liquid Art’s charming tasting room features a masterfully-designed, locallysourced limestone fireplace.

Floor-to-ceiling windows frame stunning prairie views. 1745 Wildcat Creek Road 785-370-8025 Liquidartwinery.com

Locked Manhattan Your group chooses one of four memorable stories that require puzzle solving and sleuthing to escape your room in an hour. Breaking free tests teamwork and smarts, making for a fun bonding experience.

Widgets Family Fun Widgets playground’s massive, four-level Ballocity is a junglegym, high-rise structure that amazes kids of all ages. Even adults love the arcade games, mini bowling and thrilling laser tag. The Toddler Zone keeps little ones entertained. 8232 South Port Drive 785-320-5099 Widgetsfamilyfun.com

116 S. 4th Street (Ste. 122) 262-843-5625 Lockedmanhattan.com

Sunset Zoo Beautifully manicured gardens include a flower-filled, colorful butterfly house. Considered the top zoo in the state, Sunset Zoo is home to 250 species of animals including red pandas, hyenas and wallabies. Cheetahs and a baby red panda just moved in. The bobcat is a local favorite since Willie Wildcat is K-State’s mascot. 2333 Oak Street 785-587-2737 Sunsetzoo.com

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The Gardens at Kansas State University

Liquid Art Winery and Estate

You will find the heart of Manhattan’s downtown anchored by Riley County Courthouse. Independent shopkeepers welcome visitors to browse and buy art, jewelry and foods made by Flint Hills artisans. On K-State game days, Wildcats fans wearing royal purple fill the sidewalks. Storefront windows are decorated in purple for football season and Homecoming.

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For travelers staying overnight or just visiting for the day, here are some ways to experience Manhappiness downtown. WAKEY, WAKEY, EGGS AND BAKEY

The Chef

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Manhappiness is served in abundance at The Chef on colorful breakfast platters. Local favorites include the Buenos Dias Frittata, Fajita Scramble and Pancakes Bananas Foster. Just look for the retro, neon sign and line of patrons threading out the door of the family-owned, throw-back diner. Sunshine streams through windows and spotlights cushy booths and tables. Grab one of eight seats at the original, horseshoe-shaped counter near the chalkboard greeting “It’s a beautiful day in Manhattan.” THE STORY OF THE FLINT HILLS You’ll never tire of the beauty and magic of the Flint Hills. The swells of grasslands and limestone begin at Manhattan and unfurl into the horizon.

Every season brings a new view and adventure enjoyed through explorations of the Konza Prairie’s 8,600 acres laced with trails preserved by researchers at KSU’s Division of Biology. First stop before prairie hiking should be Flint Hills Discovery Center to learn the prairie’s 250,000year, ever-evolving story of geological formation, roaming bison, native Kansans lives, ranchers’ controlled burns and thunderstorms. All contribute to the natural prairie beauty visitors enjoy today. LOCKED IN FOR FUN Match wits and collaborate to solve a mystery and escape your locked adventure room. Each Locked episode presents a theme with staff to guide the detective-work experience. Up to eight people in a group work together to interpret clues, solve puzzles and sleuth their way to freedom.

DINNER AT THE MOVIES It’s a five-star movie experience at dine-in AMC Manhattan Town Center 13 where wait staff bring moviegoers snacks and entrees during the film. Town Center 13 is one of only three IMAX screens in Kansas to offer movie entertainment and theater seat-side dining. DOWNTOWN DINING Manhattan’s restaurants along Poyntz Avenue satisfy every taste from white tablecloth, fine-dining establishments featuring global wine lists to rooftop bars, craft beer brewpubs, small-plate eateries and burger joints. Harry’s, Bourbon & Baker, della Voce, Tallgrass Tap House and Wine Dive + Kitchen are just some of the places to enjoy a memorable meal with friends and family.

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Go Play Outside MANHATTANâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S rolling landscape

presents a variety of biking and hiking trails, challenging golf courses and easily accessed waterways. A paved path winds past the old train depot and leads directly to Linear Trail and allows traffic-free exercise to traverse the eastern, western and southern portions of the city to gaze upon breathtaking Kansas River views. Take a break from your day and pace a few laps around Blue Earth Plaza, near where Kansa Native Americans once resided along the river banks. This vast region is yours to explore around Manhattan.

WILDWOOD OUTDOOR ADVENTURE PARK Along with seven thrilling zips, guests hike through scenic limestone bluffs where the stone used to build scenic Kansas State University campus and quaint downtown Manhattanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s historic buildings was quarried.

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AWESOME OUTDOOR ADVENTURES TREE TOP THRILLS At Wildwood Outdoor Adventure Park, soar through red cedar forests 40 feet above limestone canyons. The tree-top course parallels the Kansas River and is composed of seven zips, some a quartermile of teeth-clenching length. Riders are accompanied by trained guides. FLINT HILLS HIKES Wide. Open. Spaces. Hike 50 miles of trails tracing all through the Flint Hills. Dawn and sunset promise prairie burnt, fireorange skies. Trails that locals love meander around Anneberg Park, City Park and through Konza Prairie ($2 trail fee requested, pets prohibited, bring water).

Share aquatic fun at City Park, CiCo and Northview water parks. Cool off for free at City Park’s Splash Park.

Bike along the Kansas River or off-road Tuttle Creek Reservoir trails.

Hike along Konza Prairie Nature Trail.

BIKE LIKE A LOCAL Visitors join locals peddling through city environs on Green Apple Bikes, a city-wide program that provides free, single-speed bicycles at nine pick-up and drop-off stations. The League of American Bicyclists designated Manhattan as a bronze-awardwinning, bike-friendly city. WILD WATER PARKS Families flock to Manhattan’s three water parks. Each offers a variety of water features including twisting slides, splash zones, a wave-making surf machine and lazy river. CATCH THE BIG ONE Anglers catch whopping channel catfish at Tuttle Creek Reservoir, Kansas’ second-largest lake and home of McIntyre Cove known for good large-mouth bass fishing. Another favorite fishing hole for largemouth bass and walleye is Milford Reservoir in nearby Geary County.

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Just 10 minutes from downtown, Tuttle Creek is one of Manhattan’s many great fishing spots.

GOLFERS OF ALL SKILL LEVELS discover challenges at Manhattan’s public courses. Undulating fairways and large, well-manicured greens welcome players to Colbert Hills ranked for nearly 20 years by Golf Digest as best public course in Kansas. Wide fairways lead to stunning Flint Hills views. Each year, Colbert hosts Adams Pro Tour for players hoping to earn a spot on the prestigious PGA Tour. Former PGA pro and K-State alum Jim Colbert was instrumental in the course design. Stagg Hill Golf Course, off Kansas Highway 18, flanks the Kansas River and demands precision shot-making. Be ready for tricky dogleg holes and tight fairways lined with towering oaks and cottonwoods

BOAT, FISH, HIKE & HUNT The Manhattan region offers plentiful public hunting and fishing lands with 100 miles of wooded shoreline around the 1,200-acre Tuttle Creek Lake. Anglers catch crappie, catfish, bass, saugeye and other sport fish in the reservoir. Just below the dam, Rocky Ford Fishing Area is known for its channel catfish, white bass and wipers. Nearby at Milford Lake, hook walleye, bass and catfish. Hunters roam the vast tracts of public hunting land around each reservoir for waterfowl, deer and turkey.

The Manhattan region is home to 27 different species of ducks.

on this pretty, 80-year-old course.

COLBERT HILLS Instagram-worthy prairie vistas are unmatched from Colbert Hills’ holes. From four tee boxes on Hole 7, pull out your driver and phone for photos of the panoramic prairie view from the course’s highest point.

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Colbert Hills Golf Course 5200 Colbert Hills Dr. 785-776-6475 colberthills.com Stagg Hill Golf Club 4441 Fort Riley Blvd. 785-539-1041 stagghillgolfclub.com Wildcat Creek Golf & Fitness 800 Anneberg Circle 785-539-7529 wildcatgolfandfitness.com

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OUTDOOR FUN THERE’S ALWAYS SOMETHING TO DO IN MANHATTAN.

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Frank Anneberg/Twin Oaks Sports Complex 3801 Anderson Ave. 785-587-2799 mhkprd.com Blue Earth Plaza 3rd and Colorado St. 785-587-2757 mhkprd.com City Park 1101 Fremont St. 785-587-2757 mhkprd.com Griffith Park 620 S. 11th St. 785-587-2722 mhkprd.com Lud Fiser Youth Sports Complex (CiCo Park) 3221 Kimball Ave. 785-587-2724 mhkprd.com Tuttle Creek State Park 5800 A River Pond 785-539-7941 ksoutdoors.com Tuttle Creek Trap Shooting Park 6364 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-539-4392 firearmsandtrapguns.com Tuttle Creek Spillway Cycle Area and ORV Area 5020 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-539-8511 nwk.usace.army.mil POOLS

City Park Water Park 1102 Poyntz Ave. 785-587-2710 cityofmhk.com Northview Water Park 510 Griffith Dr. 785-587-2713 cityofmhk.com SPECTATOR SPORTS

Ahearn Field House Kansas State University 800-221-CATS kstatesports.com Bill Snyder Family Stadium 2201 Kimball Ave. 800-221-CATS kstatesports.com Bramlage Coliseum 1800 College Ave. 800-221-CATS kstatesports.com City Auditorium 1101 Poyntz Ave. 785-587-4596 cityofmhk.com Eisenhower Baseball Complex 798 Walters Dr. 785-587-2716 cityofmhk.com K-State Recreational Services 101 Peters Recreation Complex 785-532-6980 recservices.k-state.edu K-State Soccer Field 1628 College Ave. 800-221-CATS kstatesports.com

Ahearn Natatorium Kansas State University 785-532-1718 recservices.k-state.edu/pools

Manhattan Christian College Howie’s Activity Center 1401 Laramie St. 785-539-3571 mccks.edu

CiCo Park Pool 3309 Robinson 785-587-2711 cityofmhk.com

Tointon Family Stadium 1700 College Ave. 800-221-CATS kstatesports.com

Linear Park Trail This 9-mile trail loops in and around Manhattan, ideal for walking, jogging or biking. 785-587-2757 cityofmhk.com

AGRITOURISM

Lazy T Ranch 2103 Zeandale Rd. 785-539-7899 lazytranchadventures.com River Creek Farms 7160 Zeandale Rd. 785-456-9650 rivercreekfarms.com

Kansas River Trail National Water Trail ksrivertrailcom

The British Ranch 38703 Wabaunsee Rd., Wamego 785-456-8160 www.thebritishranch.com Bed & Buggy Inn 11555 Myers Valley Rd., St. George 785-494-8232 bedandbuggyinn.com Britt’s Garden Acres 1000 South Scenic Dr. 785-539-1901 brittsfarm.com

Konza Prairie Entry point is south of Manhattan on McDowell Creek Road 785-587-0381 kpbs.konza.ksu.edu Native Stone Scenic Byway Along Kansas highways 4, 99, 18 and 177 in the northeast region of the state. 785-765-2353 Travelks.com/ksbyways/native-stone Tuttle Creek ORV Area 8399 Secrest Rd., Randolph nwk.us.ace.army.mil

Manhattan’s Farmers Market April through October 785-706-1563 manhattanfarmersmarket.org Liquid Art Winery and Estate 1745 Wildcat Creek Rd. 785-370-8025 liquidartwinery.com

Linear Park Trail is 9 miles long and winds around nearly two-thirds of the city.

Living Water Ranch 4122 Living Water Rd., Olsburg, 785-468-3594 livingwaterranch.org Sierra Vista Vineyard 6936 Sierra Vista Lane 785-236-9566. Rock Springs 4-H Center 1168 Highway K-157, Junction City 785-257-3221 rocksprings.net TRAILS AND BYWAYS

Fancy Creek State Park Fancy Creek East Rd., Randolph ksoutdoors.com

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Spark YOUR CREATIVITY

MANHATTAN’S MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES display some of the Midwest’s best artwork. Strecker Nelson West Gallery downtown is the state’s oldest commercial gallery and features paintings, sculptures and jewelry by Kansas artists. Manhattan’s arts scene led by Kansas State University’s collection displayed at the campus Beach Museum has spurred the Flint Hills region’s creative, cultural growth.

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Beach Museum on Kansas State University’s campus boasts of a 10,000-piece collection. As a 50th wedding anniversary gift, Ross Beach presented a major donation to the university in Marianna Kistler Beach’s name.

ART In 2018, Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art celebrates 22 years as home for the Flint Hills region’s cultural achievements. Called “The Beach” by locals, this campus museum displays collections such as Thomas Hart Benton paintings and Jim Richardson photography. Most exhibits illustrate traditional and contemporary artworks that capture the essence of Midwest life. At Manhattan Arts Center on Poyntz Avenue, “The MAC” stages dramas and musicals that pack the house for spring and fall productions. Strecker Nelson West features works by the finest Kansas and regional artists. Manhattan’s entertainment arts scene is vibrant. Kansas State University’s McCain Auditorium hosts an annual performance series which features major entertainment acts that have included Martina McBride and the musical Jersey Boys. The Wareham Opera House, the second movie-house to show motion pictures in Kansas, now stages live music, local theatrical performances and entertaining special events.

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Beach Museum on the Kansas State University campus.

Strecker Nelson West Gallery

Dale Chihuly, Chandelier, 1996, blown glass, KSU, Beach Museum of Art.

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History

Ceremonial reenactments are an important Fort Riley tradition during Change of Command observances on the active military post.

DEVOTED ABOLITIONISTS helped settle Manhattan and endorsed the 19th century, free-state movement. These efforts came on the heels of 1850s legislation that allowed states sovereignty on the issue of slavery. Manhattan citizens committed to build their community upon the core principles of education and freedom. For these beliefs citizens fought skirmishes known collectively as Bleeding Kansas. Out-of-state, pro-slavery fighters attempted to sway the slavery issue at ballot boxes. But abolitionists eventually helped carry Kansas into statehood as a free state in 1861. Members of the Beecher Bible and Rifle Church in nearby Wabaunsee played a prominent role in this struggle. Minister Henry Ward Beecher pledged 25 rifles to 63 westward colonists for armed protection. Just east of the Wabaunsee church, Beecher Colony leader Captain William Mitchell’s former home has been recognized by the National Park Service as a stop on the Underground Railroad.

GOODNOW HOUSE STATE HISTORICAL SITE Isaac and Ellen Goodnow were abolitionists who founded Manhattan in 1855 on the common principles of freedom and education. Their home was built in 1861 and contains Victorian-era furniture. Located next to Riley County Historical Museum. 2309 Claflin Road 785-565-6490 Kshs.org

HARTFORD HOUSE Pre-fabricated homes were often part of cargo loads aboard 1850s steamboats carrying passengers west. This home was originally assembled near

5th and Colorado streets, then donated to Riley County Historical Museum about 50 years ago. 2309 Claflin Road 785-565-6490 Rileycountyks.gov/museum

PIONEER LOG CABIN The cornerstone for this pioneer cabin was laid in 1915 and incorporated stone from the first building constructed at what is now Kansas State University. Built using walnut logs, the cabin illustrates a Riley County pioneer home and features early-20th century farming tools and household items. 11th & Poyntz 785-565-6490

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RILEY COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM Discover Manhattan’s past through changing exhibits and priceless artifacts on permanent display. Among the exhibits are an original seat from Wareham Opera House, U.S. Army wool uniforms and a handcarved sunflower clock made for the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago. 2309 Claflin Road 785-565-6490 Rileycountyks.gov/museum

WOLF HOUSE MUSEUM Built in the 1880s, this twostory, limestone home was originally used as a boarding house and then a private

dwelling owned by the Wolf family before it became a museum in 1983 to showcase life in the late 19th century. 630 Fremont St. 785-565-6490 Rileycountyks.gov

FORT RILEY Fort Riley opened in 1853 as a frontier Army installation to protect pioneers traveling on wagon trails across the Flint Hills. Today, Fort Riley’s workday population exceeds 20,000 military and on-post, private-contract employees. The post makes a significant contribution ($1.8 million) to Manhattan’s and Kansas’ economies.

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THE ECLECTIC SHOPPING SCENE in Manhattan features vintage collectibles, Western fashion and contemporary, stylish finds. Visitors spend hours shopping family-owned and independent stores located downtown and in Aggieville, Westloop and Seth Child Commons. You’ll discover on Poyntz Avenue home furnishings, fine jewelry, chic clothing and gallery artworks. Steve’s Floral creates tasteful botanical arrangements for every occasion. Novelty stores feature specialty “Manhappiness” and K-State merchandise. The state’s very first shopping district is in Aggieville, the neighborhood adjacent to Kansas State University campus. Aggieville’s four-block stretch has fun shops such as Acme Gift on Moro Street, funky fashion boutiques and home decor stores. On the city’s west side, express your personal style with home accessories from 1419 Mercantile. There’s a strong variety of stores at Westloop and Village West. Find fine men’s clothing at Borck Brothers in Seth Child Commons.

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THE FLINT HILLS REGION

Historic Chase County Courthouse in Cottonwood Falls.

KONZA PRAIRIE BIOLOGICAL STATION Just south of Manhattan is the Konza Prairie Biological Station â&#x20AC;&#x201C; an 8,616 acre preserve of native tallgrass prairie. Konza supports more than 200 animal species, 600 species of flora, and also a herd of approximately 300 bison. Hikers can enjoy six miles of nature trails that are open daily from dawn to dusk. OZ Museum in Wamego.

Scenic trips through the Flint HIlls.

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PART OF THE FUN is getting to Manhattan. Travelers

Manhattan to Mount Mitchell Heritage Prairie in Wabaunsee

along Kansas byways in the Flint Hills region are surrounded

and Wamego’s historic Columbian Theatre and OZ Museum.

by views of endless grasslands. Not to be missed, drive

Travel south on Kansas Highway 99, and you’ll reach Alma

the Native Stone Scenic Byway that winds through

Creamery. This small, family-run dairy has been in operation

limestone fences, rock formations and small towns with

for nearly 70 years crafting jacks and cheddar cheeses.

turn-of-the-century architecture. Take a fun day-trip from

ABILENE Boyhood home, presidential library, museum and burial place are all together on the campus-like grounds honoring the 34th President of the United States, Dwight D. Eisenhower. This old cow-town along the Chisholm Trail was listed on Smithsonian’s 20 Best Small Towns to Visit for 2017. Located 35 miles west of Manhattan, on Interstate 70. 800-569-5915 Abilenekansas.org

COTTONWOOD FALLS Located one hour south of Manhattan on Flint Hills National Scenic Byway, Kansas Highway 177, this town features Kansas’ oldest still-operating courthouse, the Grand Central Hotel and Restaurant and Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve. 800-431-6344 Cwfks.org

COUNCIL GROVE This quaint town is home to 24 nationallyregistered historical sites. The Hays House, established in 1857, is the oldest continuously-run restaurant west of the Mississippi and serves up golden brown, delectable fried chicken. Council Grove was the last stop westward on the Santa Fe Trail before Fort McPherson in central Kansas. Located 40 minutes south on Kansas Highway 177. 620-767-5413 Councilgrove.com

FORT RILEY Note: Fort Riley museums are closed for renovations until 2020. Just outside Manhattan, Fort Riley is home to the Big Red One, the U.S. Army’s oldest division created during World War I. In 2017, the 1st Infantry Division celebrated its 100th anniversary.

History and stories of victories led by General John “Blackjack” Pershing are told in the 1st Infantry Division Museum. Military buffs also love the U.S. Cavalry Museum. Visitors must present photo ID to enter post at Henry Gate. Pre-approval for day-pass access available online (recommended to avoid long wait times). 10 minutes west on K-18 Highway. 785-239-3911 / 785-239-2737 www.riley.army.mil

JUNCTION CITY Home to the Buffalo Soldier Memorial, Civil War Monument and state of Kansas Vietnam Memorial, Junction City is located at the confluence of the Smoky Hill River and Republican River, 20 minutes west of Manhattan on Interstate 70. 800-528-2489 Junctioncity.org

MARYSVILLE Home Station No. 1 on the Pony Express was situated at Barrett Hotel on Broadway Street, the first stop from Saint Joseph, Missouri, west to Sacramento, California. Nearby, the Express’ pony stable barn is now a museum open April through October with replica stagecoach and Pony Express-rider memorabilia. Along Broadway, visitors enjoy the Doll Museum’s collection of antique and modern toys. Marysville hosts Big Blue River Days, Mother’s Day Market and Black Squirrel Night. Located one hour north on Kansas Highway 77 785-562-3101 Marshallcoks.com

PAXICO Antique stores abound in this tiny town 20 minutes east of Manhattan off Interstate 70. You’ll see many preserved Victorian-era buildings. In September, Paxico hosts the

annual Blues Festival. Be sure to visit Prairie Fire Winery off Interstate 70, Exit 335. 785-636-5551 Paxicomerchants.com

WABAUNSEE COUNTY Visit famed Beecher Bible and Rifle Church built in 1862. This church supported abolitionists during Bleeding Kansas’ skirmishes that preceded Civil War battles. Travel south on Kansas Highway 99 to Alma to experience lovely, limestone buildings and Alma Creamery. To the southwest, visit the Volland Store for special, Midwest-inspired art exhibits at an old general store. 785-765-4655 Wabaunsee.com

WAKEFIELD Located 35 minutes west of Manhattan on U.S. Highway 24 and Kansas Highway 77, this town on the banks of Milford Lake offers outdoor activities including great fishing, birding and boating. 785-461-5886 Wakefieldks.com

WAMEGO Follow the yellow brick road to the Land of Oz on Lincoln Avenue at the OZ Museum. Creep through the Haunted Forest to find original movie posters, first edition “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” book, painted character masks and flying monkey miniatures. This small town on Kansas Highway 24 also goes large for weekend festivals and the state’s biggest Independence Day celebration called Celebrate Freedom. 785-456-7849 VisitWamego.com

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At Blue Earth Plaza located next to Flint Hills Discovery Center, celebrate the Flint Hills at the annual Flint Hills Festival, a fun-filled day of live music, good food and children’s activities. Free admission.

Classic country music performers Alabama and dynamic new stars Florida Georgia Line headline this year’s 23rd annual event that draws 100,000 fans to Manhattan for one of the Midwest’s largest country music festivals. Dozens of talented artists perform on the main stage and two perimeter locations of Tuttle Creek State Park. Admission charges apply.

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This isn’t like any other half-marathon because Bill Snyder is involved. Coach Snyder has spent 28 seasons as K-State Wildcats’ head football coach. Snyder directs profits from this race to Manhattan charities including Shepherd’s Crossing. He also greets runners at the finish line of the 13-mile route through Manhattan and across the K-State campus to Bill Snyder Family Stadium, the 5K race’s start line and finish point for both races. Race fees apply.

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“H-e-e-e-e-e-re, Come the Cats!” College football fandemonium creates lively fall, winter and spring seasons at K-State’s sports complexes. Bill Snyder Family Stadium has one of the liveliest tailgating atmospheres in the Midwest. Visitors rave about K-State fan hospitality where local tailgaters welcome spectators to their tailgate parties even if they aren’t wearing purple. Admission charges apply.

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Little Apple Paddle one-day event attracts more than 300 paddlers from across the state for a 10-mile, downriver excursion docking at the quaint little town of Saint George. Boaters launch in Manhattan on the Big Blue River at Linear Park Trailhead located at the Kansas Highway 24 boat ramp by the Big Blue River bridge. After lunch, bus rides are provided back to Manhattan. Event fees apply.

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Cheery crowds gather in Blue Earth Plaza to kick off the holiday season when Santa Claus flips the switch and lights a 65-foot tall Christmas tree. Free admission.

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This breathtaking concert on the prairie performed by Grammy-winning Kansas City Symphony is one of the hottest cultural events in the Midwest. Approximately 7,000 concert goers listen to classical music as the sun sinks into the Flint Hills. This two-hour performance’s location changes each year to a different Flint Hills ranch. Admission charges apply. 620-272-8955 symphonyintheflinthills.org

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This Professional Rodeo Cowboys Associationsanctioned event at Wells Arena is the highlight of each summer’s Riley County Fair. A stellar, opening-night picnic salutes our nation’s military. Events during the weekend rodeo competition include bareback riding, steer wrestling and saddle bronc riding. Also see the judged 4-H competitions and take a spin on old-school and new, thrilling Ottaway

LITTLE APPLE NEW YEAR’S EVE DECEMBER 31, 2018

Aggieville cranks New Year’s festivities up a notch for the one-and-only Little Apple New Year’s Eve. Partiers pack “The Ville’s” bars and count down the last moments of 2018 as a giant, faux-red, fiberglass apple descends from atop Rally House campus apparel store on Moro Avenue. Free admission. 785-320-6509 aggieville.org

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CASUAL DINING

AeroJuice 106 S 4th St. 785-539-8606 aerojuice.net 7am-8pm M-S 7am-7pm N $ Applebee’s Poyntz & 3rd 785-537-0408 applebees.com 11am-12am $$ Blue Moose Bar and Grill Manhattan Town Center 785-370-3010 thebluemoosebarandgrill.com 11am-11pm M-W 11am-12:30am R-S 10am-10pm N $$ Bob’s Diner 1103 3rd St. 785-537-7776 6am-2pm $ The Boulevard Grill (Inside Four Points by Sheraton) 530 Richards Dr. 785-539-5311 6:30am-10am, 11am-1PM, 5pm-10pm M-F 7 am-1pm, 5pm-10pm S-N $ Bourbon & Baker 312 Poyntz Ave. 785-320-4959 bourbonandbakermanhattan.com 11am-12am $$

Buffalo Wild Wings 1231 Moro St. 785-323-9464 buffalowildwings.com 11am-12am M-F 11am-1am S-N $ The Chef 111 S. 4th St. 785-537-6843 thechefcafe.com 6am-2pm M-F 7am-3pm S-N $$ Chili’s 213 Fort Riley Blvd. 785-537-1250 chilis.com 11am-10pm N-R 11am-11pm F-S $$ Colbert’s 5200 Colbert Hills Dr. 785-776-6475 colberthills.com 11am-9pm T-S 9am-2pm N 11am-2pm M $$$ Cowboy Chicken 322B Southwind Pl. 785-539-8705 cowboychicken.com 11am-9pm $$ Cox Bros. BBQ 223 McCall Rd. 785-539-0770 coxbbq.com 11am-9pm $$ Denny’s 204 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-587-5219 dennys.com Open 24/7 $

Early Edition 600 S 4th St. 785-537-0000 6am-2pm $ Early Edition 3210 Kimball Ave. 785-539-3255 6:30am-2pm M-F 7am- 2pm S-N $ Famous Dave’s 910 Commons Pl. 785-537-2401 famousdaves.com 11am-10pm N-R 11am-1pm F-S $$ Five Guys Burgers and Fries 518 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-565-9000 fiveguys.com 11am -10pm $ The Great American Grill (Inside Hilton Garden Inn) 410 S. 3rd St. 785-532-9116 hiltongardeninn3. hilton.com 6:30am-1am M-F 7am-11am, 5pm-10pm S-N $$ Houlihan’s 1641 Anderson Ave. 785-776-5909 houlihans.com 11am-10pm M-F 11am-11pm S-N $$ IHOP 101 Goodfood Pl. 785-587-9800 ihop.com Open 24/7 $

Hy-Vee Market Café 601 N. 3rd Pl. 785-587-8609 hy-vee.com 9am-2pm N Brunch 6am-9pm N-R Sat 6pm-10pm F-S $$ JP’s Sports Bar 2000 Tunstall Cir. 785-532-0844 housing.k-state.edu/ dining/retail/ 11am-10pm T-N Closed Mondays $$ Keltic Star 1215 Moro St. 785-320-7456 kelticstarmanhattanks.com 11am-2am T-S 11am-2pm N Closed Mondays $$ Kite’s Grille & Bar 615 N. 12th St. 785-776-4300 www.kitesbar.com 11am-10:30pm $$ Legends Sports Eats Drinks 3003 Anderson Ave. Suite 961 785-569-9696 11am-2pm N-S $$

Little Apple Brewing Company 1110 Westloop 785-539-5500 littleapplebrewery.com 11am-11pm M-R 11am-11:30pm F-S 11am-9:30pm N $$ The Little Grill 6625 Dyer Rd. 785-323-0112 littlegrillrestaurants.com 3pm-10pm T-R 12pm-11pm F-S 12pm-8pm N Closed Mondays $$ LongHorn Steakhouse 505 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-532-9061 longhornsteakhouse.com 11am-10pm N-R 11am-11pm F-S $$ Mr. K’s Café & Bar 3901 Vanesta Dr. 785-320-2730 mrkscafe.com 11am-10:30pm M-R 11am-12am F-S 10am-9pm N $$

Noodles & Co. 705 3rd Pl. 785-539-5373 noodles.com 11am-9pm $ Pizza Ranch 511 McCall Rd. 785-537-2200 pizzaranch.com 11am-9pm N-R 11am-10pm F-S $ Powercat Sports Grill 3011 Anderson Ave. 785-320-4662 powercatsportsgrill.com 11am-11pm N-R 1am-1am F-S $$ So Long Saloon 1130 Moro St. 785-537-9292 www.solongsaloon.com $$ Tallgrass Tap House 320 Poyntz Ave. 785-320-2933 tallgrasstaphouse.com 11am-10pm N-R 11am-11pm F-S $$

KEY TO SYMBOLS

HOURS OPEN

$10 or less per dinner entree

M = Monday

$11–$17

T = Tuesday

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$18–$24

W = Wednesday

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Tanner’s Bar & Grill 1200 Moro St. 785-320-2575 tannersbarandgrill.com 11am-2am Sun 11am-12am $$ Taqueria Los Burritos 2273 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-844-2208 M-Sat 11am-8pm $ Texas Roadhouse 200 Discovery Center Trail 785-537-7427 www.texasroadhouse.com 4pm-10pm M-R 4pm-11pm F 11am-11pm S 11am-10pm N $$ Wahoo Fire and Ice 1101 Moro St. 785-320-7242 1am-9pm M-T 11am-1am W-S 9am-2pm N $$ Wing Stop 1126 Moro St. 785-320-5600 wingstop.com 11am-12am $

FAST FOOD

A&W/Long John Silver’s 705 N. 3rd St. 785-320-7996 fishandfloats.com 10:30am-9pm N-R 10:30am-10pm F-S $ Arby’s 405 McCall Rd. 785-537-0990 326 Southwind Pl. 785-537-3436 arbys.com Closes at 11pm $ Big D’s Burger Shack 2024 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-410-4991 11am-6:45pm M-W 11am-8:15pm R-S Closed Sundays $$

Burger King 401 McCall Rd 785-537-5170 1328 Laramie St. 785-537-1045 bk.com McCall 6am-11pm Laramie 6am-12am $

Sonic Drive-In 2711 Anderson Ave. 785-539-5597 800 N. 3rd St. 785-539-7007 sonicdrivein.com Anderson: 6am-11pm 3rd St: 6am-12am $

Chick-Fil-A 636 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-537-2130 chick-fil-a.com 6:30am-10pm M-S Closed Sundays $

Vista Drive-In 1911 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-537-0100 vistadrivein.com 7am-11pm $

Cozy Inn Hamburgers 1109 Moro St. 785-320-7766 cozyburger.com 10am-9pm M-S 11am-8pm N $ Dairy Queen 1015 N. 3rd St. 785-776-4117 3116 Anderson Ave. 785-539-5389 dairyqueen.com 11am-11pm M-F 11am-12am S-N $ Freddy’s Frozen Custard 229 McCall Rd. 785-320-2300 freddysusa.com 10:30am-10pm M-R 10:30am-11pm F-S $ KFC 901 N 3rd St. 785-776-9031 www.kfc.com 10:30am-10:30pm $ McDonalds 800 N. 4th St. 785-789-1008 1011 Westloop Pl. 785-539-1672 mcdonalds.com 4th St. open 24/7 Westloop 5:30am-11pm, F-N 5:30am-12am M-R $ Popeyes 1115 Bluemont Ave. 785-320-5030 popeyes.com $

Wendy’s 3004 Anderson Ave. 785-539-0155 101 Goodfood Pl. 785-537-0308 wendys.com 10am-1am $

FINE DINING

della Voce 405 Poyntz Ave. 785-532-9000 dellavoce.com 4pm-10pm M-W 4pm-11pm R 4pm-12am F-S 10am-2pm, 4pm-10pm N $$$ Harry’s 418 Poyntz Ave. 785-537-1300 harrysmanhattan.com 4pm-10:30pm M-R 4pm-12am F-S Closed Sundays $$$ Wine Dive + Kitchen 121 S. 4th St. 785-712-2413 winedivekitchen.com 4pm-10pm N-R 4pm-10pm F-S $$$

ASIAN

Baan Thai Restaurant 1620 Ft Riley Blvd. 785-320-5990 baanthaikansas.com/manhattan 10:30am-10pm M-S 11am-9pm N $$

Bamboo Buffet 2304 Stagg Hill Rd. 785-539-8299 bamboobuffetmanhattan.com 11am-9:30pm N-R 11am-10pm F-S $ Bi Bim Bap 702 W. 11th St. 785-537-2888 bibimbapmanhattan.com 11am-10pm M-S 12pm-10pm N $$ Chens Hunam Chinese Restaurant 2704 Anderson Ave. 785-539-8888 www.hunamchinesefood.com 10:30am-10pm M-S 11am-10pm N $ Dancing Ganesha 712 N. Manhattan Ave. 785-323-7465 dancingganesha.com 11am-9:30pm M-R 11am-10pm F-S $$ Golden Wok 3003 Anderson Ave. 785-587-9111 www.goldenwokchinabuffet.com 11am-9:30pm N-R 11am-10:30pm F-S $$ Green Tea Sushi 1120 Laramie St. 785-539-9888 greenteasushikansas.com 11am-3pm, 4:30pm-10pm M-F 12pm-11pm S 12pm-10pm N $$ Happy Valley Chinese 2307 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-320-5855 11am-10pm T-N Closed Mondays $$

HuHot Mongolian Grill Manhattan Town Center 785-320-7320 huhot.com 11am-9pm N-R 11am-10pm F-S $$ Hunam Express 1112 Moro St. 785-537-0886 hunamexpress.com 11am-10pm N-R 11am-2:30am F-S $ Imperial Garden Express 421 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-537-1888 eatstreet.com/-imperial-garden-express 10:30am-10pm $ Panda Express 501 McCall Rd 785-770-8888 K-State Union 918 N. 17th St. 785-532-3022 pandaexpress.com 10:30am-9:30pm N-R 10:30am-10pm F-S $ Tasty China House 1120 Moro St. 785-320-7768 tastychinahouse.net 11am-10:30pm N-R 11am-11pm F-S 4PM-10:30pm M $$ The Thai Noodle 1126 Laramie St. 785-320-2899 baanthaikansas.com 10:30am-10pm M-S 11am-9pm N $ Umi Japanese Steakhouse 900 Hayes Dr. 785-320-7788 umicuisine.com 4:30pm-10pm M-R 11am-2:30pm, 4:30pm-10:30pm F 11:30am-10:30pm S 11:30-10pm N $$

NIGHTLIFE

Aggie Lounge 712 N. 12th St. 785-539-5722 aggieville.org/ aggie-lounge $ Auntie Mae’s Parlor 619 N. 12th St. 785-539-8508 auntiemaes.com 3pm-2am M-F 12pm-2am S-N $ Bomb Bar 718 N. Manhattan Ave. 785-380-2811 aggieville.org/ bomb-bar Closed N-T 8pm-2am W 4pm-2am R-S $ Throwback Tavern 1344 Westloop Pl. 785-246-7371 11am-12:30am $ Dirty Dawg Saloon 531 N. Manhattan Ave. 785-320-5378 8pm-2am W-S Closed N-T $ Eighteen63 710 N. Manhattan Ave. 785-320-7711 eighteen63.com 5pm-2am M-S Closed Sundays $ Fat’s 1209 Laramie St. 785-776-2424 4pm-2am M-S 4pm-12am N $ Finn’s Pub 317 Poyntz Ave. 785-776-2119 finnspubmhk.com 2pm-2am M-F 12pm-2am S-N $

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Johnny Kaw’s Sports Bar 1218 1/2 Moro St. 785-380-2811 johnnykaws.com Closed N-T 8pm-2am W 4pm-2am R-S $ Johnny Kaw’s Yard Bar 1213 Moro 785-380-2811 johnnykaws.com Closed N-T 8pm-2am W 4pm-2am R-S $ Mojo’s Beach Bar 1101 Moro St. 620-437-6148 Opens at 8pm $ O’Malley’s Alley 1210 Moro St. 785-537-0775 4pm-2pm $ Porter’s Bar & Deli 706 N. Manhattan Ave. 785-537-7151 4pm-2am M-T 11am-2am W-S Closed Sundays $ RC McGraws 2317 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-776-9588 mcgrawsmanhattan.com 11am-2am $

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The Hat 1315 Laramie St. 913-269-1404 thehatksu.com $ Shot Stop 1222 Moro St. 785-380-2811 Closed N-T 8pm-2am W 4pm-2am R-S $

Caribou Coffee Hy-Vee 601 3rd Pl. 785-587-8609 cariboucoffee.com 6am-8pm $ Daylight Donuts 520 S. 5th St. 785-320-7733 daylightdonuts.com 6am-1pm $

The Salty Rim 1206 Moro St. 785-537-8910 4pm-2am M-S 7pm-12am N $

Dunkin’ Donuts 409 McCall Rd. 785-539-4993 insomniacookies.com 5am-7pm $

Tubby’s Sports Bar 1127 Moro St. 785-587-8707 4pm-2am M-F 11am-2am S-N $

Insomnia Cookies 1319 Anderson Ave. 785-268-6877 insomniacookies.com 9am-3am M-F 11am-3am S-N $

COFFEE HOUSES & BAKERIES

Arrow Coffee Co. 1800 Claflin Rd. Ste. 170 785-706-3595 arrowcoffeecompany.com 7am-7pm M 7am-10pm T-R 7am-12am F-S 9am-7pm N $ Bluestem Bistro 1219 Moro St. 785-587-8888 bluestembistro.com 7am-11pm $

Mrs. Powell’s Cinnamon Rolls Manhattan Town Center 785-537-0971 $ Paradise Donuts 2307 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-320-7727 3035 Anderson Ave. 785-320-6058 paradisedonuts.com 5:30am-11:30am $

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Paramour Coffee 2005 Clocktower Pl. 785-320-2022 paramourcoffee.com M-Sat 5am-2pm Sun 6am-2pm $ Radina’s Bakehouse 227 Blue Earth Plaza 785-320-2253 radinascoffee.com 6:30am-7pm M-F 7am-7pm S 8am-5pm N $ Radina’s Coffee House 616 N. Manhattan Ave. 785-537-2345 radinascoffee.com 6:30am-11pm M-F 7am-11pm S-N 2809 Claflin Rd. 785-320-5266 6:30PM-7pm M-F 7am-5pm S-N $ Sparrow Specialty Coffee 1437 Anderson Ave. 785-320-2542 sparrowspecialtycoffee.com 7am-8pm M-S Closed Sundays $ Starbucks 1219 Bluemont Ave. 785-537-3984 starbucks.com 5:30am-10:30pm $ Starbucks Dillion’s East 130 Sarber Ln. 785-776-9285 starbucks.com 6am-8pm $ Starbucks Dillion’s West 1000 Westloop Pl. 785-539-7631 starbucks.com 6am-8pm $ Varsity Donuts 704 N. Manhattan Ave. 785-539-7654 6am-10pm $

ITALIAN

AJ’s NY Pizzeria 301 Poyntz Ave. 785-587-0700 ajsnypizza.com 11am-10pm N-R 11am-10:30pm F-S $$ Domino’s 2020 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-776-7788 dominos.com 10:30am-3am $ Jeff’s Pizza Shop 1102 Laramie St. 785-789-4870 jeffspizzashop.com 10:30am-1am N-R 10:30am-2:30am W-R 10:30am-3:30am F-S $ Little Caesar’s Pizza 1150 Westloop Pl. 785-539-3333 littlecaesars.com 10:30am-11pm N-R 10:30am-12am F-S $ Old Chicago 2001 Clock Tower Pl. 785-537-3322 oldchicago.com 11am-12am $ Olive Garden 715 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-537-2445 olivegarden.com 11am-10pm N-R 11am-11pm F-S $$ Papa John’s 2615 Anderson Ave. 785-537-1400 papajohns.com 10am-1am M-R 10am-3am F-S 9:30am-12am N $ Papa Murphy’s 2745 Claflin Rd. 785-539-3321 papamurphys.com 10am-9pm N-R 10am-10pm F-S $

Pie Five Pizza Co. 623 N Manhattan Ave. 785-473-7691 piefivepizza.com 11am-10pm N-S $ Pizza Hut 2931 Claflin Rd. 785-539-7447 1005 Hostetler Dr. 785-776-4334 pizzahut.com 11am-11pm N-R 11am-12am F-S $

MEXICAN/TEX MEX

Carlos O’Kelly’s 622 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-537-4688 carlosokellys.com 11am-9pm N-R 11am-11pm F-S $$ Chipotle 606 N. Manhattan Ave. 785-587-8029 chipotle.com 10:45am-10pm $ Coco Bolos 1227 Bluemont Ave. 785-537-4700 cocobolos.com 11am-10pm M 11am-12am T-S 10am-10pm N $$ El Tapatio 2605 Stagg Hill Rd. 785-539-7272 11am-9:30am N-W 11am-10pm R-S $

Fuzzy’s Taco Shop 606 N. 12th St. 785-320-5331 fuzzystacoshop.com 10am-10pm N-W 10am-3am R-S $ Gordo’s Restaurante Mexicano 1116 Moro St. 785-370-8383 11am-10pm M-S 11am-9pm N $ Hillside Café 2307 Stagg Hill Rd. 785-539-9815 11am-2:30pm, 4pm-9pm M-F 11am-9pm S $ La Fiesta 2301 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-587-5258 11am-10pmM $ La Hacienda 3003 Anderson Ave. 785-539-8689 11am-9pm M-F 10am-9pm S 10am-8pm N $ Qdoba Mexican Grill 320 N. 3rd St. 785-537-2444 qdoba.com 11am-10pm $

Taco Bell 1155 Westport Rd. 785-539-1225 tacobell.com 7am-10:30pm N-R 7am-11pm F-S 1009 Limey Pl. 785-539-8020 7am-1am N-R 7am-2am F-S $ Taco John’s 214 Leavenworth 785-320-6133 tacojohns.com 7am-10pm $ Taco Lucha 1130 Moro St. 785-320-5255 tacoluchamanhattan.com 11am-2am T-S 11am-8pm N Closed Mondays $$ MEMBERS ONLY CLUBS

324 Speakeasy 324 Houston St. 785-539-1295 $$ American Legion Old Glory Lounge 114 McCall Rd. 785-776-4556 5pm-9pm W-R 5pm-10pm F-S Bar: 3pm-10pm M-R 3pm-11pm S $

Manhattan Country Club 1531 N. 10th St. 785-539-7501 themanhattancountryclub.com 11am-9pm T-S 8am-1pm N (bkfst) Closed Mondays $$$ SANDWICH SHOPS & DELIS

Jimmy John’s 1212 Moro St. 785-539-7454 11am-3am Anderson: 11am-11pm 2707 Anderson Ave. 785-320-7755 jimmyjohns.com $ McAlister’s Deli 427 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-539-0610 mcalistersdeli.com 10:30am-10pm N-R 10:30am-10:30pm F-S $ Goodcents Deli Fresh Subs 1317 Anderson Ave. 785-539-1900 900 Hayes Dr. 785-320-6075 goodcentssubs.com 10am-10pm $ Panera Bread 315 Southwind Pl. 785-539-7500 panerabread.com M-Sat 6AM-9PM Sun 7AM-8PM $

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People’s Grocery 1620 Fort Riley Blvd. 785-539-4811 peoplesgrocerycoop.com 9am-8pm M-S 11am-6pm N $

Rock-A-Belly Deli 718 N. Manhattan Ave. 785-539-8033 rockabellydeli.com 10am-12am M-R 10am-2am F-S Closed Sundays $

PepperJax Grill 1120 Moro St. 785-320-2451 pepperjaxgrill.com 11am-9pm N-R 11am-3am F-S $

Subs-N-Such 1800 Claflin Rd. 785-537-2411 subsnsuch.org 7:30am-9pm M-F 11am-9pm S-N $

Pita Pit 1131 Moro St. 785-537-3995 pitapitusa.com 10:30am-10pm S-T 10:30am-2am W 10:30am-2:30am R 10:30am-3am F-S $

Subway 3041 Anderson Ave. 785-539-2252 2006 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-539-0152 subway.com Anderson: 10am-9pm M-R 10am-10pm F 12pm-10pm S 12pm-9pm N Tuttle: 8am-10pm $

Which Wich 8207 Southport Dr. 785-320-7474 whichwich.com 10am-9pm $

SPECIALTY SHOPS

Baskin Robbins 320 N. 3rd St. 785-537-3136 baskinrobbins.com 11am-10pm $ Cold Stone Creamery 1225 Moro St. 785-539-5336 coldstonecreamery.com 11am-10pm $ Mimi’s Cheese and Other Delights 227 Blue Earth Plaza 785-320-6653 9am-11pm M-S 12pm-8pm N $

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Orange Leaf 501 N. 3rd Pl. 785-587-8366 orangeleafyogurt.com 11am-10:30pm N-R 11am-11pm F-S $ Pretzelmaker Manhattan Town Center 785-565-9113 pretzelmaker.com 10am-9pm M-S 12pm-6pm N $

Chick-fil-A 918 N.17th St. union.k-state.edu/chick-fil-a 7:30am-7pm M-F $ Einstein Bros. Hale Library 137 Mid-Campus Dr. 785-532-3785 union.k-state.edu/einstein-brothers-bagels 4pm-10pm N 7am-10pm M-F Closed Saturdays $

Panda Express 918 N. 17th St. union.k-state.edu/panda-express 9:30am-7:30pm M-R 9:30am-6:00pm F 11am-3pm S Closed Sundays $ Qdoba 918 N. 17th St. union.k-state.edu/qdoba 10:30am-7pm M-R 10:30am-2pm F Closed Sat-Sun $

Kansas State University/Student Union just salad Call Hall Dairy Bar 918 N. 17th St. 1530 Mid-Campus Dr. 785-789-4277 785-532-1292 union.k-state.edu/8am-6pm M-F just-salad 9:30am-4pm S 9am-7pm M-R Closed Sundays 9am-4pm F 918 N. 17th St. $ union.k-state.edu/call-hall-at-the-union 10:30am-6:30pm M-F Closed Sat-Sun Radinas 18.qxp_Layout 1 1/9/18 1:41 PM Page 1 $

Multiple Manhattan Locations

Radina’s 918 N. 17th St. radinascoffee.com 7:30am-5pm M-F Engineering Hall 1701 B Platt St. 8am-2pm M-F College of Business Administration 1301 Lovers Ln. 7:30am-3pm M-F Leadership Studies Building 1370 Mid-Campus Dr. 7am-6pm M-R 7amM-5pm F $ Smoothie King 1228 Westloop Pl. 800-577-4200 7am-9pm M-F 8am-9pm S 9am-8pm N $

Local Tastes Better

Subway 918 N. 17th St union.k-state.edu/subway 8am-10pm M-R 8am-11pm F 11am-11pm S 12pm-9pm N $ Union Station by JP’s 918 N. 17th St. union.k-state.edu/union-station-by-jps $$

PERMANENT FOOD TRUCKS

Taqueria Los Burritos 2273 Tuttle Creek Blvd. 785-844-2208 11am-8pm M-S $ Varsity Food Truck 704 N. Manhattan Ave. 785-539-7654 9pm-2:30am R-S $

Be on the lookout for traveling food trucks that frequent the area.

Streetside Kitchen 1315 Laramie St. 785-789-2295 7am–2pm, 9pm–2am R-S 9am–2pm N $

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Whether an individual or couple seeking a quaint prairie getaway, a group looking for a unique and inspiring place to gather, or a board of directors requiring a state-of-the-art meeting space, Prairiewood will exceed expectations. From our carefully appointed accommodations, to the exquisite character and authentic historic charm of our facilities, everything at Prairiewood has been thoughtfully assembled to create a truly memorable experience.

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COMPLIMENTARY BREAKFAST

MEETING FACILITIES

FREE HIGH SPEED INTERNET ACCESS

Visit Manhattan KS can assist with your accommodations. Call 785-776-8829 or toll-free 800-759-0134 for more information.

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HOTELS BEST WESTERN 785-537-8300

601 E. Poyntz Ave. bestwestern.com

BLUEMONT HOTEL 785-473-7091

1212 Bluemont bluemonthotel.com

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CANDLEWOOD SUITES 785-320-7454

210 Blue Earth Place candlewoodsuites.com

COMFORT SUITES 785-539-9449

1020 Hostetler Dr. choicehotels.com/hotel/ks142

FAIRFIELD INN BY MARRIOTT 785-539-2400

300 Colorado St. fairfieldinn.com

FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON 785-539-5311

530 Richards Dr. fourpoints.com/manhattan

HAMPTON INN 785-539-5000

501 E. Poyntz Ave. manhattanks.hamptoninn.com

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HILTON GARDEN INN & MANHATTAN CONFERENCE CENTER 785-532-9116 410 S. 3rd, manhattanks.hgi.com

135

HOLIDAY INN AT THE CAMPUS 785-539-7531

1641 Anderson Ave. holidayinn.com

113

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HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES 785-320-7454

115 Blue Earth Plaza holidayinnexpress.com

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PARKWOOD INN & SUITES 785-320-5440

505 S. 17th parkwoodinnmanhattan.com

QUALITY INN & SUITES 785-770-8000

150 E. Poyntz Ave. qualityinn.com

SUPER 8 785-537-8468

200 Tuttle Creek Blvd. super8.com

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BED & BREAKFAST ANDERSON 785-539-4994

1719 Fairchild Ave. andersonbnb.com

MOORE HOUSE 785-776-5603

500 Denison Ave. moorehouse-bnb.com

SCENIC VALLEY INN 785-776-6831

610 S. Scenic Dr. scenicvalleyinn.com

RETREATS LAZY T 785-537-9727

2101 Zeandale Rd. lazytranch.org

RIVER CREEK FARM 785-456-9650

7160 Zeandale Rd. rivercreekfarms.com

THE STONEHOUSE AT PRAIRIEWOOD 785-537-9999

prairiewood.com

PRAIRIEWOOD RETREAT & PRESERVE 785-537-9999

1484 Wildcat Creek Rd prairiewood.com

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Four unique properties assembled to exceed expectations and create a truly memorable experience. Visit prairiewood.com for more information.

CAMPGROUNDS Full-service camper hook-ups and modern log cabins available year round at Tuttle Creek State Park. Located just four miles north of Manhattan on Highway 24. Park permits and camping information obtained at Tuttle Creek State Park Office. 785-539-7941

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Award Winner

(785) 320-7454 210 Blue Earth Plaza candlewoodsuites.com Full-size refrigerator, cooktop, microwave, dishwasher, PRECORÂ® fitness & MORE!

115 Blue Earth Place 800-HOLIDAY www.hiexpress.com Free hot Express Start breakfast 24 hour fitness center Indoor pool

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1641 Anderson Avenue 785.539.7531 www.holidayinn.com Perfect location Right beside Kansas State University campus, K-State Alumni Center, McCain Auditorium and Aggieville. Great place for meetings, socials, weddings and much more!

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785.776.5909 1641 Anderson Avenue ACROSS FROM THE KSU STUDENT UNION

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HOTELS 1 Best Western, 601 E. Poyntz Ave., 785-537-8300, 800-Western (T8) 2 Bluemont Hotel, 1212 Bluemont, 785-473-7091 (O8) 3 Candlewood Suites, 115 Blue Earth Plaza, 785-320-7995 (R11) 4 Comfort Suites, 1020 Hostetler Dr., 785-539-9449, 844-800-5293 (R8)

6 Four Points by Sheraton, 530 Richards Dr., 785-539-5311, 888-627-8649 (J13)

Dog Park Main ATA bus stops

7 Hampton Inn, 501 E. Poyntz Ave., 785-539-5000, 800-HAMPTON (S9) 8 Hilton Garden Inn & Manhattan Conference Center, 410 3rd St., 785-532-9116, 866-460-7440 (Q11)

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5 Fairfield Inn by Marriott, 300 Colorado St., 785-539-2400, 800-228-2000 (Q11)

Via Christi Hospital

9 Holiday Inn at the Campus, 1641 Anderson Ave., 785-539-7531, 800-962-0014 (M9) 10 Holiday Inn Express & Suites, 115 Blue Earth Place, (785) 320-7454 (R11) 11 Parkwood Inn & Suites, 505 S. 17th St., 785-320-5440, 877-816-5440 (M11) 12 Quality Inn & Suites, 150 E. Poyntz Ave., 785-770-8000, 877-424-6423 (R10) 13 Super 8, 200 Tuttle Creek Blvd., 785-537-8468, 800-800-8000 (R10)

Liquid Art Winery and Estate

B&B / GUEST HOUSE / RETREATS • Anderson Bed & Breakfast, 1719 Fairchild Ave., 785-539-4994 (M10) • Moore House Bed & Breakfast, 500 Denison Ave., 785-776-5603 (L9) • Prairiewood Retreat & Preserve, 1484 Wildcat Creek Rd., 785-537-9999 (A8)

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• Scenic Valley Inn Bed & Breakfast, 610 S. Scenic Dr., 785-776-6831 (B13)H • The StoneHouse at Prairiewood, 5020 Anderson Ave., 785-537-9999 (A7)

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Candlewood (F5)

D Downtown Manhattan(Q10) E Fort Riley Blvd. (Q12) F Grand Mere Village (D4) G Manhattan Marketplace (Q9) H Manhattan Town Center (R10) I

Plaza West (H9)

Seth Child Commons (I 13)

K Town East (S9) L

Wal-Mart Center (R8)

M Westloop (H8) N Wildcat Landing (L7) 44

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