We love Magoon's! Truly a part of St. Joe history. Great food & live music. Thanks Barry!read more

A stop along the way through St. Joseph, Missouri brought us to this step back in time…read more Worth the stop for some great food, fantastic welcoming feeling and nostalgia from days gone by. Looks like a very popular music venue as well. Unfortunately, too early for that. It was hopping at 1:45 for lunch and filled with regulars. The fantastic bartender, Jerry, shouts out a greeting to everyone who walks in and hustles to make sure everyone is taken care of QUICKLY! The menu was perfect for a delicatessen with standard choices of turkey, pastrami, tuna salad, soups and specialty beef brisket sandwiches. The prices are more than fair with the delicious pastrami sandwich coming with a sufficient amount of meat and quality bread for the great price. You can add additional meat for a small charge. It's nice to have a sandwich that isn't is more than you can eat and twice the price. I had the homemade chicken and wildrice soup which was also delicious filled with chunks of white chicken meat. We topped it off with a slice of Magoons famous cheese cake which did not disappoint! The atmosphere is eclectic with booths that have heard many stories over the years, a great bar with plenty of seating and unique antiques. Whether stopping by to check out the Pony Express or Jesse James museum, or living in the area Magoons is definitely worth a stop.

A favorite lunch stop always friendly and delish. I try very hard to support small businesses and…read morerotate weekly. The cabbage role is one that I look at their weekly menu and have a hard time deciding when to go because it all sounds so good. They have one of the best burgers in town, cooked fresh hand pattied and seasoned to perfection. The cabbage roll sandwich is just perfect with a side for a lighter lunch. Oh.....and if you can resist the homemade dessert selection good for you becuase it is a must when I'm there. I even pre-order for the holidays their pies are a nice addition and tastes as good if not better than my own!

Great service and the food is wonderful. I have been over 20 years and always have a great…read moreexperience .

Great food . Nice drive from St joseph ,Mo . Faces the airport . Nice to watch the airplanes fly…read morein and out . Good lunch as well .

Well, this was a fun little place. The military base has a coffee shop to let you look out over…read morepart of a runway. on the runway were two really cool things big giants C-17's and the other was a whole bunch of sparrows right outside the window. it was a visual feast just looking outside at this. I went with a chef salad for lunch that was pretty good. Looks like this place gets a lot of regulars because other people coming in different times separately seemed to know each other and the waitress knew a bunch of them by first name. Definitely a fun little place to visit for lunch.

I found my jam here. My very favorite combination is half of the turkey bacon club (on croissant)…read moreand half of the chicken Caesar salad. The turkey bacon club: The bacon on the flaky, buttery croissant was smoky and wonderful. The turkey was plentiful. And the cheese was melty. The mayo, lettuce and toms work well on this sandwich. I will definitely have this sandwich again! The chicken Caesar salad: The lettuce was fresh and the Parmesan was plentiful. The Caesar dressing was perfect. The croutons really are homemade--and were my favorite part. I will definitely have this salad again. I've had their signature cranberry/nut salad, chicken salad sandwich and tuna salad sandwich before--all are pretty good but I don't crave them like I will the two items above. The latte was good. I love their coffee. The ambiance is beautiful. The tile in the main room and the different tile in the bathroom are both gorgeous. Good service too. This is a great little unique coffee shop to have a nice lunch!!

What a cute little gem hidden in up and coming St. Joe. The neighborhood has seen better days, but…read morerecently has seen a boost in new shops and restaurants with a hipster feel. The cafe is reminiscent of small neighborhood coffee shops, mixed with Italia touches. Tables are scattered throughout, with a hidden nook for private conversations. Their menu is diversified, but still offers the standard cafe offerings. The chicken salad was sampled on this trip , and had an herby edge to it. The broccoli soup is slightly watery, but great flavor. The atmosphere was cozy and welcomed long conversations. A major plus? The space can be rented by the hour. They also allow outside food/drink. Unheard of , but greatly appreciated. We used it for them for an event today, and were so overwhelmed by the owners/staff. Very accommodating and easy to work with. Great space, and easily customized for your event. Thanks to the Pronto cafe staff- you made our day easier!

This was our first visit to the Country Cabin restaurant. We tried it on our way home from…read moreEagle-watching at Loess Bluff NWR. Even though I had heard about this place, I was leary because all the Yelp reviews were so old. However, the place was packed and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. I had the Saturday special 8oz Filet and added sautéed mushrooms and herb butter. They do charge extra for every single little thing, but these items "made" the steak. Hubby had the smoked Pork Chop with a baked potato (which we shared; upcharge to get it "loaded" which meant they added cheese to the butter and sour cream). Fresh hot bread and butter came with the meal. Both entrees were Yumm-oh! Our waitress was attentive and friendly and busy. I also got a glass of Moscato wine, which was tasty. And we ordered the Brownie Sundae for dessert, which unfortunately did not live up to our expectations. I'd definitely skip the $9! dessert. The total bill was North of $100, so kind of pricey for us, but we did like what we had. I just wanted to add a review that was current.

The Country Cabin is the perfect balance of small-town restaurant, classic American cooking, and…read moresimple but delicious comfort foods. I visited with a party of 8, and across eight varied and unique entrees, everyone absolutely loved their meal. Fried fish came out deliciously crispy in cornmeal batter, salads were freshly chopped and vibrant, and my blackened chicken was perfectly tender. I am usually a stickler for taking photos to go with my reviews but I forgot this time as the meal looked so good - everything was that tasty! :) Service was excellent and the rural atmosphere was calm and serene. The restaurant is nestled outside of town next to rolling hills and a large pond that makes for scenic views. I highly recommend a visit to anyone who's in the area!

There are only two places that I will eat Mexican food from in this town, and this is one of them…read more The serving staff has always, without fail, been nothing short of friendly and extremely accommodating. And while you will find the usual familiar favorites on the menu, you will find a plethora of things not commonly seen in your standard Tex-Mex restaurants. This is a great place if you've wanted to try more authentic food, but aren't quite ready to abandon old familiar favorites entirely. The decor is lively and bright, reminding me so much of places back where I am from. You can tell a lot about a place by the way the staff interacts with one another as well, and there seems to be a strong sense of camaraderie among them. Always clean, the prices are decent and you will not come away hungry. Seriously, for dinner, why bother going to any other place?

Don't judge a book by its cover…read more The outside looks rough. But you step inside and it is quite nice. Clean, colorful, and festive. My server was really friendly and attentive. Just had an ap, two street tacos, and a top shelf margarita. Delicious! The queso with chorizo was LOADED with chorizo. Tacos were delicious. And the margarita...... well, the large will get you there. Definitely tasty and more authentic than many other 'Mexican' restaurants I have been to around the country.

Typical small town bar and Grill atmosphere, with a handful of things to do, and great food. We…read moretried three different sandwiches, and all were delicious. My son had the prime rib sandwich, my wife had a French dip, and I had the Reuben. The fries are somewhat unique, but very good! Would most likely be a regular place for us, if we lived in this area.

Got their so called homemade chili, a burger, and wings. Chili was frozen and reheated, burger…read morewas low quality and blah., wings were from yesterday, rubbery skin and actually pretty gross. Bottled sauces and cheap blue cheese, 40 bucks for sub par food. Will not go back, and that's saying a lot since there's very few options in this town. I could accidentally produce more delicious food but they do it full time apparently but huge fail.

This is my favorite place in the whole world. I visit my grandma every summer and we always go to…read moreMutt and Jeff's every night. Cheese bar enthusiast. Such a staple of Falls City and has become part of our family tradition. Service is quirky and speaks to the small town, and there's nothing like pulling up to a drive in and flashing your lights for service, it's so nostalgic

This nostalgic drive-in features unique offerings like beef burgers, cheese bars and kwikis! The…read moreyoung car hops are anyways fast & friendly! Open seasonally, don't miss this one of a kind joint on your next trip to Falls City!