One of the Groom’s favorite spots in Quincy! Chick’s On The River is a casual, lively restaurant right along the water — perfect for a laid-back meal with great views. Be sure to try their famous Chicken Lips, and if you’re feeling bold, go for the Blister Sauce!
If you love sweet treats and brunch, Krazy Cakes is a must-visit! This local favorite bakes everything from cinnamon rolls to cupcakes, with a full breakfast and lunch menu, too. It’s cheerful, casual, and always smells amazing.
A cozy coffee and wine bar in downtown Quincy that’s perfect for slow mornings or evening unwinds. The Pour Haus serves up rich espresso drinks, craft lattes, and a warm, modern vibe — great for relaxing between wedding festivities.
A Quincy staple and one of our personal favorites, Bailey’s Coffee & Fudge pairs great coffee with homemade fudge and plenty of small-town charm. Stop by for a cozy drink, a sweet treat, and some friendly conversation.
One of the Bride and Groom’s favorite spots in Quincy! This scenic island park sits just across the bridge from All America Park and features walking paths, open green space, and a unique Log Cabin Village that feels like stepping back in time. It’s the perfect place for a peaceful stroll or a little outdoor exploring.
Perched on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River, Villa Kathrine is one of Quincy’s most unique landmarks. This Moorish-style villa, built in 1900, features stunning architecture, river views, and a touch of old-world charm. It’s also home to Quincy’s Tourist Information Center, making it a great first stop for exploring the area.
Perfect for families traveling with kids, the Quincy Children’s Museum is full of hands-on exhibits designed to spark curiosity and creativity. From interactive science and art stations to imaginative play areas, there’s something for every age to enjoy. It’s a wonderful way to spend a few hours exploring, learning, and having fun together.
Just a short 20-minute drive from Quincy, Hannibal, Missouri, is a charming historic town made famous as the boyhood home of Mark Twain. You can explore the Mark Twain Cave, the inspiration for many of his stories, and visit the Boyhood Home & Museum, Memorial Lighthouse, and Lovers’ Leap for sweeping views of the Mississippi River. It’s the perfect little day trip for history lovers and explorers alike.
The St. Louis Zoo is one of our favorite places to visit — and it’s completely free! It’s a fun and easy day trip with amazing exhibits and beautiful walking paths. If you want to add some extra sightseeing while in the Midwest, we highly recommend it!