Walked in then right back out due to smoking being allowed..............................read more

We've been here for breakfast several times. The place is usually busy with locals. Waitresses are…read morefriendly and the food is hometown good. Building is old but pleasant.

Hey, hey! Springfield Coffee Fest Tour again! This stop was high on our list. You can't go wrong…read morewith crepes and coffee. We tried an Inversion and a Buffalo crepe and Lemon Curd Blueberry Crepe. Oh. My. Yes! The crepes were light and airy, zesty and tasty. The Inversion is AMAZING with cold foam deliciousness. And the service was top notch! Live music while we visited. Such a great visit!

they were super helpful & accommodating. Had the bacon crepe and an inversion drink. really yummy!…read moremy kids loved all the squirrel toys and books.

We had an appointment at the nearby medical facility and needed to order some takeout lunch…read more Fortunately, Springfield Avenue Cafe had an easy-to-use online ordering system that was a godsend for us, as we don't know anything about Bolivar and had to use Google during this whole coronavirus ordeal to find food. There were several good vegetarian options available to us. We ended up ordering: - Avocado toast: this is an interesting take on avocado toast, it includes pico de gallo, but was really, really tasty. It came with two eggs too. - Power Greens Breakfast Bowl: very good option! The flavor was great, the toppings were fresh, and the eggs were a nice protein addition. - Garden salad: a HUGE salad with plenty of chunky veggies. The portions are quite large. We ended up with leftovers, which worked out well for us. If we have to be back in Bolivar again, we'll definitely be repeat customers.

It's basically a diner in cafe style. The food was great and so was the dessert. Waiting staff was…read moreattentive and friendly.

Never had a bad experience at Rusty Rooster (other than wait time - can be very busy). Great food &…read moreservice

great service and delicious food. we would go back. if i knew they made bloody marys i would have…read moregone a bit later to try.

Okay, win, win, win. I've been wanting to stop by this coffee house for a while, but haven't had…read morethe chance to stop by and check it out because the normal business hours have this place typically close early by 2 PM; however, under a new owner I was informed that they close by 5 PM on Wednesdays and Thursdays. The only reason my husband and I discovered this place opened tonight, Wednesday, was because we had gone to Heroes to eat, and went for an evening stroll. Upon approaching this store, we noticed the bright flashing "Open" sign, and he and I looked at each other, and we are like getting our laptops and heading in. I'm glad we came here on a Wednesday night, and all stars were aligned. The barista was a sweet girl, very accommodating and she made the best hot, dirty chai latte I've had. It wasn't too strong but just right. I already had my fill of coffee for the day, so maybe next time I will try a coffee here.

Old Drum coffeehouse is located at the very start of Holden street, a cozy coffee shop with the…read moreprofessional grace of any establishment but the innate charm of a hole-in-the-wall. I've been eyeing this place ever since arriving in Warrensburg, Missouri. Walking past it every day during the cold weather weeks, which caused this lovely place to close temporarily, due to the lack of traffic. Now, it is back open, and tending to the locals who come by and set up shop with books and laptops to read and do some work. Upon arriving I was greeted with a smile by Maggie, their barista for the day. She was very patient and attentive as I made small talk with her, stalling as I decided what to order. I asked what the specials were, as their is a chalkboard on the counter that reads "Barista Favorites", a list of specialty custom drinks made by each individual barista. Hers was the "cinnamon toast crunch latte" consisting of their espresso beans from Colombia, brown sugar syrup, and another secret ingredient I'll have to inquire for the next time I come. It was perfectly foamed and delicious to the last drop. She even popped over to ask how I liked it, hence the 'charm of a hole-in-the-wall'. I see why this place is so loved, and definitely plan to come back again. The food is popular here as well, but I haven't tried it. They have a selection of breakfast sandwiches that are made with a panini machine. Be sure to come before 1pm, because they shut it down for closing around then. If you're a local, or just visiting, this is definitely a shop to visit.

Great service. Excellent food. Homemade desserts. Great weekday specials that are as good as…read moregrandmas house. Must try!

Great place if you don't want service!! Stopped in for lunch were ignored by everyone, while they…read morehelped 3 tables of locals that came in after us, without so much as a be right with you. Terrible experience.

What a wonderful unexpected gem we came across!! The place is super cute, service is great, and…read morefood was really good. I had a cold brew and hubby had the copper tea. He had a turkey club and I had a turkey avocado sandwich on multigrain. For sides we had cucumber salad, potato salad, and mac & cheese. A word of surprise, the potato salad is served warm, but it was really tasty. The only disappointment was the mac & cheese, which was grainy and soup-like with very overcooked noodles in it. They had no discernible shape and almost seemed like egg noodles oddly enough. We enjoyed our drinks, sandwiches and salads very much.

Such a cute, cozy place. It was like stepping into a warm cafe in another land…read more I started with a seasonal latte that had hints of toasted marshmallows, cinnamon, and pumpkin. Followed by a Monte Cristo. The bread was so light and fluffy. The saltiness of the meat with the sweetness of the bread and sugar with a little spread of raspberry preserves delighted the tastebuds. The side of fruit was large and seasonally appropriate. You order at the counter, where I think the owner was taking the orders and the accent definitely sounded authentic German like the name of the restaurant. She was lovely. Everything is made fresh so sit back and relax and the dining area is designed perfect for that with couches, cozy chairs and comfortable seats at the tables. I looked up what the name means: "Drachenfutter" is also a term used to describe gifts or treats that someone might bring home for their significant other when they feel guilty about coming home late or drunk. True to the "gift" part of the name, you can take yummy homemade treats home with you and they do have a section of gifts you can buy. A nice gem of a place along Historic Route 66.

If it is open you should stop! Hands down best country cafe!…read moreClean place where the Guys are hustle to get out the food! Priced right.

Nice quite place to eat. Good food and freindly. They hardly ever open so when driving by and you…read moresee they are open go for it.

The best fried chicken you will find in any restaurant. Served every Thursday. Great place for…read morebreakfast. Always clean, hot coffee and a super waitress that keeps all the orders coming at a fast pace. Check this place out..

First time for me. The Street Tacos were excellent! Very fresh and bursting with flavor. Then…read morethere's the coffee. Amazing! I tried the light roast with some fresh half and half. One of the best cups of coffee I have had in a while. Very clean and neat. Comfortable chairs and a great place to hang out and get some work done. Also I hear their take out is excellent too. Looking forward to trying next time I am on the go.

The service was great. You are greeted the moment you walk in. Everyone's very friendly. And the…read morefood is so delicious.

While waiting for someone to be done with a meeting, I decided to pop into Eastside Cafe to have a…read morecup of coffee and to get some work done. When I walked in, I was quickly greeted and brought to a booth and brought by coffee right away. The coffee was freshly made and was just what I needed for my afternoon pick me up. I asked the server, Mandy, about their fruit pies and she informed me they didn't have any because of a large order but brought some cinnicenters (box filled with just the center of cinnamon rolls) over and WOW... they were good. All in all, this place was great and a cute stop! The servers were super friendly, the place was cute and the coffee/cinnamon rolls were great. Definitely worth a stop!