Excellent food and service located in the historic Hotel Bothwell. We loved historic restoration…read moreof the hotel.

We arrived at 5:30 for our 5:30 reservation and were seated promptly. This was on August 9, 2025…read more Our server was Kristi and she was very polite and prompt. I ordered a Merlot and my friend ordered a Sauvignon Blanc. For our entrees we ordered the KC strip special and the Mushroom Manicotti for my friend. The steak was medium rare and it was excellent. My friends Manucotti was much too spicy. She only consumed a few bites. She ate most of my birthday cheesecake. We left after the meal. I thought that the service was excellent but that the menu was inaccurate for my partner. We won't recommend this restaurant because we felt that the menu did not accurately describe the dish served.

First, I used to live in Overland Park 8 years ago but moved to Austin TX so everything in…read moreWarrensburg seems foreign to me. I say that so people don't get upset when I say, Players Restaurant is located in the middle of nowhere, but it's in a safe nowhere! Pulling up was an exciting moment as my oldest daughter was graduating first in her class, a year early from high school and I hadn't seen her in a year. That said, I walked in about 4pm and almost no one was there. I asked the bartender if I could sit in the main room instead of the bar and she was cool with it. Players looks like a sort of Applebees with "crap" all on the walls but upon closer inspection, the photos are of local people. This tells me it's an authentic experience which I gained a much fuller appreciation. My daughters both said they liked the food there, and I was about to meet "the boyfriend" so I was anticipating the encounter. He walked in and I immediately made fun of him to put him at ease (my daughter warned him that I used to do standup) so the vibe was very nice. Next the waitress came over and was so vibrant and courteous that I was impressed. Now, I really liked a lot of menu items I saw but I wasn't that hungry. Again, I'll bring this back later, but could this "redneck restaurant" really make good Saganaki (Greek cheese) and Calamari? Needless to say, I was extremely skeptical however my sweet tea arrived and was spot on. I even asked for NO lemon and she didn't put it in my glass. Forgive my doubts as I used to be a chef so I can generally spot a disingenuous effort before trying it. First up was the Saganaki which came over a burner. Wow, they got part of it right! As an aside, the cheese can be one of many types with Halloumi or a type of sheeps milk feta that's shallow fried. That said, and I hope they read this to add authentic zest to the experience, it needs to be flambeed and hit with a shot of lemon to offset the richness which very loudly proclaiming OPA! Aside from the theatrics it was extremely good and the warm pita was on the money! Next up I had already determined I was making a mistake ordering the calamari. Well, I was wrong again. The squid were perfectly fried and crispy lacking grease that most restaurants think is ok. Players hit it out of the park with my only addition being I would have liked an aioli with it otherwise the dish surprised me. My kids both got fettuccini alfredo with chicken. I tried two bites and found it was average. The sauce was somewhat bland with slightly overcooked pasta. I think most kids would love it but after people build up a good amount of knowledge with quality dishes, this one fell flat. I'm not saying it's bad, but I wouldn't order it. The pork tenderloin sandwich looked good but I didn't taste it. I was dumbfounded by the huge tenderized pork outsizing the bun 3 to 1 giving it the illusion of getting a lot for the money. My daughters boyfriend assured me it was good and wrapped up half to take home. To summarize my review shows that one should never go in with preconceived notions about a restaurant before trying it. Players proved me wrong more often that I'm willing to admit. The staff are very nice, the restaurant has soul, and the food overachieves. If you're in the area I will highly advise dropping by for what could be the best food in town.

Food was not good and Service was weak for the price. Chicken smelled off and tasted bitter /…read moresour. We all left nearly full plates. Waitress didn't ask how it was, instead asked if we needed boxes? lol Also no carbonization is soft drinks.

We are in Warrensburg, MO for a wedding so we decided to explore downtown in search of a place to…read moreeat and came upon Fitter's Pub. Downstairs was pretty busy with locals on a Friday night so we opted to go upstairs. They have indoor and outdoor seating and 2 pool tables. So, of course, we played a few rounds of pool, which was fun. The bone-in wings were a tad dry but the mango habanero sauce made up for it. The more you ate, you could really feel the spice. Really good with the ranch! The potato skins were bigger than I expected. Cheesy. Great dipped in ranch. They did provide sour cream as well. The Montana burger and the wrap were yummy. A solid neighborhood pub in downtown Warrensburg!

Every small town has its place and I think this is Warrensburg's…read more Take an old hollowed out building, refit it with a huge bar, local sports memorabilia, a ton of tvs and a menu full of service industry classics and you have a place. I liked the buffalo chicken pizza.

This is a great burger place! I've been here several times and it never disappoints. We brought two…read morefriends from NYC today and they loved it. The servers are quick and no nonsense and are well versed in their product. The ambiance fun and filled with a lot of local motorcycle photos and 50-60's styling decor. The burgers and spot on and we love the crinkle fries and milkshakes were delicious. We give it a 4.5!

Best burgers anywhere. I love this place. I stop here every time i drive through town on my way to…read morethe lake of the Ozarks.

Breakfast for dinner, one of my favorite things! We walked in and it took a bit for us to get…read moreseated. We were given the menus and ordered items we haven't tried yet. I got the waffle meal and my wife got the French toast meal. The food was great, very tasty. The service was okay not the best but it's fine. The decor was amazing as there was a Christmas tree and Christmas decorations hanging. We will be returning for the great breakfast food!

Very clean, friendly environment. The food was very good. I have ate here many times and have…read moreordered many different things off the menu. No complaints about the food. It is always delicious. Great service. No complaints at all. I will highly recommend this restaurant to others.

The food was amazing! My husband and I loved it. We were also so pleasantly surprised at how much…read moreunsweetened iced tea we were able to get. We definitely will go back and everything was great. The service was ok.. the lady in the front was nicer than our server was but the food made up for anything else. We loved the outside look of the restaurant. We just moved here in town and will definitely be going back.

The place was pretty loud, conversation was difficult. I ordered the rib plate with sweet potato…read morefrench fries and the wife ordered the burnt ends and cole slaw. My ribs were very good, nice smoke ring and were not fall off the bone, which is good. The beans were out of a can but were doctored up with onion and small chunks of meat, not bad. The slice of Texas toast was meh. The sweet potato fries were luke warm and very limp, not the best I have had.The burnt ends looked like some over done prime rib cut into nice square pieces with some thickened BBQ sauce. The cole slaw was actually pretty good, the wife liked it. Here again, the Texas toast was meh. Overall, nothing special to write home about but a good dinner.

The Truck Stop Survives!…read more It has been a tough couple of years for truck stops across the nation. The double whammy of COVID 19 lockdowns and the past years price spikes (inflation) for fuel have taken their toll. We stopped in for a late lunch / early dinner at the Concordia, MO Truckstops of America, and noticed that they had added a Subway to their Country Pride diner for quick road food. Truck stops survive by producing edible carbs quickly and truck parking. But most survivors also amp up their friendly service with better than average home style meals - Country Pride has done this. While not crowded during the late afternoon, the service was its historic quick and friendly bench mark, the menu has been pared down a bit to match a decrease in demand. We went for a stir fry and a traditional American Breakfast of omelette and hash browns. The omelette was exactly what should be expected with no skimping of ingredients. The stir fry was very good, especially for truck stop fare. Adding a slice of "Reeces Peanut Butter" cake for desert topped off an enjoyable meal. During these inflationary times, I have been seeking out businesses that have earned their right to survive by providing consistent services and products at reasonable prices. This Country Pride had done exactly that. Yes, I will continue to make that Concordia stop as I cross I-70 they have earned it.

Restaurant is CLOSED! Don't stop here, no food or coffee. Keep driving a few more miles.read more

The service was kind of slow the burgers weren't that warm and the waiters was kind of rude, but…read morethe food overall was great

Fun place, good burgers, and very affordable!! If you are around Warrensburg bring a few friends…read moreand give this place a chance!!!