Location: Platte City
Top Things to do in Platte City
The 10 Best Things to Do in Platte City, United States
Platte City is a city in Platte County, Missouri, along the Little Platte River. The population was 4,691 at the 2010 census. It is the county seat of Platte County.
Restaurants in Platte City
1. Jowler Creek Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By Allie_Zoe - Alexandria, Virginia
We attended the Lantern Lit Hayride with Progressive Tasting and I cannot tell you how impressed I was with this winery. The event was relaxed and regulated to a manageable number of people. The passion that goes into the farming and winemaking was plain to see. For animal-lovers, the grounds are a dream with a resident dog and cat to greet the customers plus the mowing sheep, chickens, etc. And the wine! I really enjoy wine tasting and cannot remember the last time I really appreciated so many wines from one winery. Visit for the experience of the farm, but be prepared to take a case or two with you when you leave!!! I've already pulled up the order form to purchase more online.
2. Holladay Distillery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 151 reviews
The Holladay Distillery is located in historic Weston, Missouri. Originally founded in 1856 by Benjamin Holladay, the distillery is the proud home of McCormick Distilling Co. Beginning in Spring 2016, Holladay Distillery will be open to the public for tours. Join us for the Holladay Experience! Explore 160 years of history on grounds that are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. See authentic Missouri bourbon being made from same recipe first used by Benjamin Holladay himself, created with water from the same limestone well that he discovered, and cooked in a stillhouse that dates back to the mid-1800s. Real Missouri Bourbon that you'll be able to see, smell, taste, and touch. Visit our website to reserve your spot! (C)2016 Holladay Distillery Weston, MO Drink Responsibly. Drive Responsibly.
Reviewed By Alex S - Lenexa, Kansas
We took the tour and had a great time looking at the renewed production of Bourbon at this location after 30 years! The 3 aluminum sided warehouses seem to be in pretty good shape after their hiatus and they have done a great of making this place tour friendly.
A must see when you are in Weston!
3. Ft Leavenworth Army Installation
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By Jgh59 - Ruther Glen, Virginia
I'm attending school at Ft Leavenworth - what a beautiful Army post. My school is located in the old disciplinary barracks (prison for convicted Soldiers). The Army has re-purposed some of the old buildings for offices and classrooms - great use of the space. You won't get onto post without an ID card, no exceptions..
4. Frontier Army Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Hal K - Gainesville, Georgia
Visited the museum while on business here at the Garrison. Superb!! I attended the US Army Command and General Staff College here at Fort Leavenworth, years ago. The Museum was smaller then, but played an integral role in my life even then. The saying then was "This is the Best year of your Life!" Hooah!!
5. Pirtle Winery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 202 reviews
Family-owned and operated since 1978, the Pirtle Winery produces superior quality wines with a great deal of character and individuality. Our winery is a popular destination for visitors to historic Weston, Missouri and provides a unique escape from everyday distractions.Drop by for a tasting and tour of the winery, then head over to The Vineyards; a four-star restaurant located right next door.
Reviewed By Earthmama365 - Collinsville, Illinois
Visited with another couple. Employee very friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. Tasting room is upstairs. Tables and chairs set up in a nice room downstairs. Good wine. Tasting is free, which is not very common anymore. Will go back if we go to Weston again.
6. C.W. Parker Carousel Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
The C.W. Parker Carousel Museum is a wonderful stop for the ENTIRE family. With 4 antique carousels, and a hand-carved, wood, carousel from 1913 that ALL who come can ride, it is a memorable museum. You can take a Guided Tour, a Virtual Guided Tour (utilizing QR codes), or just ride the fast, fun carousel. All tours include a short video and a carousel ride. An adult guided tour is only $6.00. Carousel rides are $1.50 and get cheaper the more you purchase. There is also a quaint, little gift shop, with many carousel items and much, much more. Whether you are 1 or 101 years old, a ride on the carousel is something special.
Reviewed By lordgarner - Doonan, Australia
Not sure what we expected of this attraction but we were truly amazed.
Jerry was our guide and what he didn't know about the history of "Carry All" wasn't worth knowing. To see how they were constructed and the wood carvers expertise was certainly impressive. Topped off by a ride on the world's fastest and oldest carousel was exhilarating.
7. Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By buffalojim67 - Lawrence, Kansas
The Leavenworth National Cemetery is a beautiful and fitting site to honor all those who have served our country in the military. Take some time while you are on the post the visit the cemetery grounds. It is very much like Arlington National Cemetery.
8. Weston Bend State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Just minutes from the hustle and bustle of Kansas City, Weston Bend State Park offers secluded picnic sites, sweeping views of the Missouri River from an overlook and from trails, and a scenic overlook accessible to persons with disabilities. A three-mile paved loop trail takes hikers and bikers through the woody terrain and the park also features a campground.
Reviewed By kcgirl70 - Kansas City, Kansas
This was an impromptu stop and I'm glad we did. We visited the scenic look out spot and provided a beautiful advantage point to the Missouri River.
There are telescopes that provide and even better view and you can even see the Leavenworth prison.
The Park is very well kept and it was serene. Bring your walking shoes because there are walking trails.
9. GCW Retro-Cade
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Play any Arcade game for Just $5.00 per hour you can play all the Retro and New Arcade Games you like... We have Snacks and drinks so it's the perfect hang out spot when you are bored. Need a Birthday Party place we do those also. We provide the following services Computer repair, Arcade Cabinet/Game Console repair. We Sell New Custom Computer Systems, and Custom Arcade Cabinets.
Reviewed By travelcal033 - Kansas City, Missouri
I'm still at a loss to really describe GCW, but I wanted to review this place because it definitely deserves some props. This bizarre little arcade is surprisingly a much needed quirky addition to the newly incorporated area of Platte City that just lacks anything inviting about it. Finally a place, besides the smokey Tanners, where you can go to DO something.. not just get something done.
Brilliantly located next to a frozen yogurt place and a Mexican restaurant (attracting both families and slightly tipsy adults looking for some nostalgia), we stumbled in after a couple of the latter's house margaritas. I had seen the ads in the paper and been meaning to check it out, but hadn't yet. At first glance, I wasn't sure what to expect. To be honest, it is very under-whelming... but this is definitely a work in progress and they have a ton of space in back for expansion. For only $5 a head, you get an hour of unlimited arcade play on EVERYTHING in the building. If you are a parent, I'm sure you know how quickly a regular arcade will suck a simple fiver from your wallet.. so unlimited gameplay per hour is a genius business model (at least in my book). There are also no obnoxious add-on machines for junk like claw machines or photo booths. This is purely games. We paid and started to look around.. as I mentioned before the place is not overwhelmed with options. I wasn't sure if we would be able to spend the entire hour, but I was so wrong. Most of the machines are multi-game units, so instead of single Pac-Man machine, it is actually a Pac-Man, Dig Dug, Burger Time, etc etc... like 8 games in one, so you already have way more options than it appears. The front room is mainly arcade options like this and the backroom includes a Pop A Shot type basketball game (I want everyone to know that I am 7-1 over my husband!), foosball, an xbox system (including Dance Dance Revolution), a couple computers and an air hockey game is coming this week.
After enough basketball to get me seriously sweaty (embarrassing, but hey 7-1, baby), and multiple games of Street Fighter, Centipede, Blades of Steel, a tank game, Donkey Kong, Burger Time, Burger Time and more Burger Time (I seriously love Burger Time), our hour was surprisingly up. Probably the best use of $10 we've had in a long time.
In addition to just the games, they offer snacks and drinks, do Birthday parties or special events, provide computer repair and arcade/game console repair and sell computer systems and arcade games.
I'm excited to definitely return here. An easy, cheap way to spend a couple hours out of the house in the afternoon that you don't need to drive all the way down to Zona or Legends for. The owner was super friendly to us and took the time to totally explain everything and the machines to us as we were paying. At only $5 a head, I'm not sure how he is making any money, but hey, I'll take it! We will definitely be back! And maybe I need to look into getting my own Burger Time machine :-]
Update: They have now moved to a bigger location... Just right down the road on the other side of Running Horse next to Mr. Goodcents!
10. Queen's Pantry Teas
Overall Ratings
5 based on 23 reviews
Our goal has always been to provide quality, familiar British products to our community. We are proud to offer one of the Midwest's largest selections of British foods, gifts and teas. We carry more than 170 blends of loose leaf tea and a large selection of bagged teas. Along side our teas, we carry a comprehensive selection of tea accessories and necessities. We enjoy sharing tea and tea knowledge with everyone from beginners to life-long tea drinkers.
Reviewed By E S
My husband and I were in Leavenworth for an overnight getaway. We visited the shops downtown on Saturday morning. I had seen the reviews on trip advisor about what a great place this was and made it a point to stop in. I am not...MoreWe so enjoyed having you stop in the shop and I am so glad your experience was a good one! Thanks!
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