Such a cute and cool stop on our golf cart tour. They had a few things to pick from and a bunch of…read moreIPAs.

Fun stop for a drink along the way during our ride on golf carts at Top of the Rock in Branson…read more Great service. The best ambience. Expensive (but so is everything at TOR)

The BBQ here is a must try! Today I kept it simple with a brisket sandwich and baked bean. Kim…read moreserved me and I was working so I had to rush out. She had me out the door in under 10 minute. Best dive bar in the area!

we stopped here on a whim a few months back and let me tell you!! the smoked brisket nachos were…read moreamazing! so much so we went 3 times!!! now here we are again and we had the pulled pork nachos!! amazing ! Kim and Cathy were absolutely incredible. thank you ladies for such a great experience

Located below the Worman House, Harry's gives a speakeasy vibe. Dark, moody and leather with a…read morebeautiful view. Great seating groupings for relaxing and conversation. The drinks and bites are a bit on the pricey side however the bartenders are more of a mixologist. Each drink expertly crafted The guy playing the guitar and singing was amazing. He did a wonderful blend of some classic like Eagles, Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan along with his own songs and all with his special twist. We thoroughly enjoyed our evening there.

Harry's is a beautiful upscale lounge downstairs from the Worman House at Big Cedar. When you're…read morelooking for a something special cocktail made by extremely talented mixologists, Harry's the place to go. There is live entertainment some evenings and otherwise it is a very nice, relaxing lounge with a speakeasy feel. You also have a very nice outside patio providing a spectacular view of the lake. It is gorgeous.

Tall Tales did not disappoint! Our waiter Duncan was fantastic -- attentive, friendly, and made the…read morewhole experience even better. He recommend the beef brisket grilled cheese and the crispy chicken sandwich, and wow, both were incredible. They were so good we wanted to go back the very next night! We also had the fried pickles and the wedge salad, both excellent as well. If you're staying in the area or passing through, this is a spot you don't want to miss!

When we come to town it's our favorite spot for wings or fish and chips. My one complaint is the…read morehours.

Great burgers but not one English beer??? They do have fish and chips and shepherds pie on the…read moremenu, but that is the end of being English. Many beers on tap, but not one is English. No, Guinness is not English. Our waitress was fantastic, but the host left us floundering at the bar. Yes, this place was very busy so know what you're getting into before you arrive. You will wait!

Downing Street Pour House is one of my favorite places to eat. The food is always really good, and…read moresome of my favorites are the salmon, the Black and Blue Burger, and their salads. They also have a kids' menu, even though it is not listed on the regular menu, which is nice to know if you are bringing children with you. The staff is always awesome, friendly, and welcoming. I also love that the restaurant is located inside an old historic hotel, which gives it such a cool atmosphere -- and maybe even a few ghost stories. Overall, it is a great spot with good food, great service, and a fun historic feel. I definitely recommend checking it out.

When you get seated outdoors on the 4th of July on the edge table with Table Rock Lake on full…read moredisplay and 360 views of the entire vista without reservations - consider yourself lucky. Did I mention the menu is the same as the Osage restaurant which required reservations months ago. Oh BTW the golf course and the ancient church to your left comes out of a postcard- only you're in it. To say it looks pretty is like saying the Grand Canyon is large. Because it's the 4th of July, we also got an airshow, bagpipes, canons exploding, and the pièce de résistance - fireworks in your face(maybe 100 yards away) timed to patriotic music. Folks it doesn't get any better. The food is almost secondary. We had the signature fried chicken and lobster ravioli. My wife got the scallops - no complaints. The standout however was the complimentary bread, spread some of that black rock salt butter and you will experience the sublime. The crew was super chill with all the pressures of this holiday and Tyler our server was more than nice.

View is beautiful, but the rest begs to differ. Service is nonexistent, water is self serve in…read moreplastic cups. We went up early (5 pm) and it wasn't too busy. Ordered a few apps and drinks. Food wasn't very good but bar service was fast (again, no table service). We ordered the spinach dip, pork belly and salads. Dip wasn't hot and was bland, pork belly was greasy, salads massively overdressed. Overall, a very disappointing experience and we won't be back for anything but a cocktail out on the patio.

Beautiful atmosphere, great food and knowledgeable friendly staff…read more Excellent service. View was amazing!

Osage Restaurant at Top of the Rock might genuinely be one of the best restaurants I've ever eaten…read moreat. Between the food, the views, and the entire experience, this was easily one of the highlights of our time in Branson! I highly recommend making an evening reservation so you can experience the sunset. We got to watch the sunset ceremony with bagpipe music and the firing of the cannon near the chapel, all with the most incredible views of the Ozarks and Table Rock Lake. And then there was dinner! We started with the calamari along with the complimentary bread and butter, which was surprisingly one of the standouts of the meal. We shared a bottle of wine and ordered the New York strip à la carte with creamy mashed potatoes and what might be the best asparagus I've ever had. If you're visiting Branson and want one special night out, I couldn't recommend Osage more. You could easily make an entire day out of Top of the Rock between the golf cart nature trail, golf, exploring the property, and ending the evening here for dinner and sunset. Absolutely worth it!

Came to the Lakehouse tonight with some friends. Had the pizza, was good except I wanted a small…read moreand they don't have one. I did go with their cauliflower crust which I must tell you, is amazing compared other places serving similar. They have wines for a lakeside bar. The servers are amazing. Very attentive. Quincy did an excellent job taken care of this.

We wanted to check out Indian point after visiting top of the rock, and found this place for a…read morecasual quick bite. Our service was great, K-dog was very attentive and kind. Our pizza definitely satisfied our pizza craving, $20 for 14" with three toppings was a great deal as well. Definitely not the BEST pizza you've ever had, but will do the job! Our only slight complaint was lack of offering ice water-- we didn't realize it was bottled only and when we asked for water it wasn't mentioned that it was $2 per bottle. Not the end of the world, just a mild inconvenience. I noticed they do a lot of live music-- I could see it being a very fun weekend atmosphere. Definitely check it out!

Beautiful landscape. Clean and nice place. A lot of hills to walk. Great place to hold the SMX…read moreplayoffs

What kind of bullshit is not being able to bring seats for lawn seating? You can only use their…read more$50 rental chairs....

Very friendly and efficient service (Stacy was amazing!), large portions (enough to share!),…read moreoutdoor seating and comfy indoor seating. Blackbeard Mule was tasty too!

The BEAST rolled into Uncle Buck's Fish Bowl & Grill on vacation with the fam... and this one's…read moremore about the scene than the substance. Paying for the vibe, not the food. Let's get right to it this place feels overpriced for what you're getting. The food comes off very commercial, chain-style, nothing that really stands out or justifies the cost. It fills you up, but it's not something you're thinking about the next day. The bowling side? It's decent, but nothing special mid-level entertainment at best. Good for killing time, not necessarily a destination experience. Now where it does get some points the decor. If you're into sea creatures, underwater themes, that whole aquatic vibe... this place actually delivers. It's unique, it's fun to look at, and honestly probably the highlight of the visit. But then... the bar. $$$ There's a noticeable stale peanut smell, and it's pretty clear a few too many beers have been spilled into that rug over time. It just gives off a slightly off, worn-in feel that takes away from the experience.