Good food Good service…read more Good ambiance Really nice, I was just checking in, but Parsons needs to support what is good or it's goodbye all to soon. They been here a good while, but don't let it slide.

Not a lot of good options in Parsons. I did like the downtown location, and it is next to a cute…read morelocal coffee shop for after meal drinks. The dining area smelled musty, and the food was mediocre. Probably won't go back.

Tried this place last week the brisket was delicious the mac and cheese nice and creamy. My only…read moreargument was the price. And that they put them in a plastic cup instead of a serving tray so that you could mix it all up without making a mess

We are in SE Kansas, staying in Chanute, to attend the 146th Old Soldiers & Sailors Reunion in…read moreErie, KS and to attend the free bean feed on Friday night. We ate Thursday evening at Smokey D's BBQ on Main St. in Chanute. Our waitress was helpful, cordial and attentive; and our food was on the table quickly. My husband and I both had the Thursday special: A burger covered with brisket, topped with cheese, then topped with either coleslaw or baked beans. Potato salad for the side. The brisket was delicious and tender, and the hamburger was very flavorful. Add a slathering of BBQ sauce, and you know this is worth a second trip to SE Kansas. I enjoyed the classic potato salad, but I do like how my husband makes it with a little Worcesterchire Sauce to kick it up a notch. We talked with the owner, Mark Davidson, and his wife. We also sampled the sweet and spicy BBQ sauce. We really need some of that when you get it in a bottle! We must come back to try other menu items. This restaurant is a jewel --- tasty food at a great price.

Portions were good, food was greasy, prices were average. Was an average experience. I wouldn't go…read moreback. Benders is much cleaner and friendlier

After a good nights sleep up the road I was happy to find this little place for breakfast. Greeted…read moreat the door by friendly waitresses and the service throughout was perfect!! We moved from KS to the NW 2 years ago and the biscuits and gravy (with bacon, of course) was able to finally kill the craving for REAL B&G!!! The coffee is also great! They are only open till 2, so get up and get in here!!!

Just got to Cayman for the week and we had saw this place being reviewed on YouTube and wanted to…read moretry it right away. Was absolutely delicious and what I was looking for. Everything was perfect with a local "white laeger" beer to wash it down. We will be returning before leaving.

I can go on and on! My favorite restaurant in the world. Literally!!…read more The food, beer and service is unparalleled. If you are in GCM and don't stop in for some authentic food, you're wrong.

Always a great lunch. I have the special most days and it never disappoints. Wish I lived closer so…read moreI could have dinner during the week.

Nice atmosphere, good meal, and the owner was friendly and gave good service. Everyone glad we…read morestopped in on our road trip.

I tried to use the Sonic app in Parsons, Kansas today. Although I have used many times, there was a…read morefluke today, and after sitting for 20 minutes and checking in for 3-4 times I finally called them which is what the app suggested after the fourth time of trying to check in. The manager, or whomever I spoke with, was very defensive and said some crazy condescending things. Honestly, I realized at that point that I was not dealing with someone who cares. My only question was why at least one of the car hops never noticed that I was sitting in a pickup stall for 20 minutes. Customer service seems to be non-existent. At least she could have been kind!

Directions to Parsons, KS:…read more 1. Leave Dallas at 7:00am 2. Get on 75N with the intention of ending up in Des Moines, IA. 3. When your GPS tells you to get on I40 East, do not listen. 4. Continue to drive in a direction that resembles "up." 5. End up in Kansas. Take a picture of the "Welcome to Kansas" sign. 6. Actively make the decision that you will not touch interstate until you hit Kansas City. 7. Be hungry for lunch. If you do this, you will most likely end up in Parsons, KS. You will look for an authentic, horror-movie style diner in which you will stand out so much people will stop eating & talking when you walk in. And you will find out that this diner is, inexplicably, closed. BUT you will find a shiny, brand new Sonic drive in filled with some of the nicest Kansasans you will ever meet. Not that I'm a proponent of fast food - but when you options are limited and you KNOW you can get a sweet ass cranberry limeade, (oh, yes.) a chicken sandwich, and some onion rings to hold you over knowing very well it may be just you and the road for the next few hours...I'm in. Honestly though, the food was as tasty as it usually is at Sonic, and the people were very friendly to this out of state fellow. Even though this trip was a little while back, I still remember it fondly. Trust me, if I ever end up back in Parsons, KS - I will pay a very nostalgic visit to the Sonic in remembrance of my first time there.

Great stop and a cool place in Fort Scott Kansas, Sharkys was a heavily decorated bar and grill,…read morewith a huge menu, good sized portions of food. Waitress was great. The Queen of my double wide trailer was an interesting name but a good burger A1 sauce, bacon on Texas toast. Curly fries were great. !

ordered a 12oz Ribeye medium well. The meat was served "overcooked" at $30. I received another one…read moreslightly overcooked and discovered that it was not a Ribeye (in my opinion) the shape like a sirloin Drown in Montreal seasoning. Smdh.

Everything was awesome give the waitress & cook a raise and more hours. Owners are great people.read more

I went to get a burger during lunch and 2 burgers and 2 fries was $45. The service wasn't good at…read moreall. And I think it is ridiculous to spend that much on burgers and fries.

Absolutely fabulous! And I'm not just saying that because there isn't hardly any good restaurants…read morenear by. But if this dinner was offered in KC or other large cities, I would choose it in a heartbeat. I had their Saturday night special 10oz KC strip steak (medium), cooked to perfection! The waitress brought A1 sauce to the table and we never cracked it open. The steak was juicy and very tender. We both had the baked potatoes and green beans (which were also amazing)! And no this isn't a paid advertisement. We also took home some desserts to try out (coconut cream pie and pecan bread pudding). We arrived at 5pm and there was only 3 tables taken. By 5:30, the place was packed. By 6pm, standing to wait. This will definitely be on our date night list.

Great food, good prices and big servings. Lovely atmosphere but it is a little claustrophobic.read more