Pershing Park, named after General John “Blackjack” Pershing, a commander of American forces in WWI, is a kid-inviting, fun place to bring the family. The park offers a multi-purpose room, kitchen, lounge, arts and crafts room, baseball/softball fields, basketball court, soccer fields, playground, tennis court, wading pool, and walking paths. The park is open throughout the week, however, the recreation building is only open on weekdays.
A fresh, healthy restaurant is Agra Culture. With food served over the counter, rustic decor, and cafe-like environment, stop by for a quick and refreshing meal.
Arezzo Ristorante is a hearty Italian restaurant, based on Italy’s hidden treasure. Named after a city with honored paintings, medieval castles, and rustic villages, the restaurant serves an expansive variety of pastas, pizzas, salads, sandwiches, and desserts.
Broders’ Cucina Italiana is an Italian restaurant that also includes a wine bar, pasta bar, deli, and catering. Like the formerly listed pizza places, Broders’ is a restaurant founded on a passion for food. Owners Molly and Tom had a desire to take cooking classes in Bologna, Italy. Their deli has been open since 1982, and since then, the entire restaurant has blossomed.
Red Cow is great place to head at night. With gourmet burgers and craft beer, Red Cow handcrafts their sophisticated food in an upbeat tavern.
Wuollet Bakery, a long-loved local bakery, the family owned bakery sticks to traditional tortes, cakes, pies, pasteries, donuts, muffins, and cookies. You can also hire them to create desserts for weddings, as well as foods for holidays.
Hunt & Gather is an antique store that sells plants, furniture, decorations, jewelry, records, and garden decor.
Piccadilly Prairie has all sorts of home goods from decoration, to furniture, to appliances.
Red Cow is great place to head at night. With gourmet burgers and craft beer, Red Cow handcrafts their sophisticated food in an upbeat tavern.