Service was quick and friendly, great views, and the club sandwich was good. We split the club…read moresandwich with fries and it was plenty for two people.

Nice spot off the beaten path. I'd drive up here before down to the Bentonville area. We did get…read morereservations, but only called an hour and a half before. I am sure we were fortunate with the timing, but there were empty tables, not a lot, but a few as we were seated. They have a sign that says reservations will not be seated before their scheduled time. This was accurate as our 7 pm started seating at 7 exactly. One call out is that even if you don't get seated before your designated time, if you want a choice of open table when seating begins, they give you status on selecting your table on when you arrived and checked in for your reservation. Odd, but not a issue. The menu is straight forward and they have a large board on the wall listing different types of starches and veggies. Potatoes are listed as a starch, don't they qualify for both? There was an unlisted special the evening we were there of 16oz ribeye. There are a few other options on the menu that will suffice for most diners. Food was very flavorful with the ribeye being perfectly seared and prepared as requested. Their double baked potatoes were also solid. Overall, not fancy, but for the area it is in, upscale. I would choose it again over the fancy places in Bentonville, Rogers, and Fayetteville.

Hidden gem This place is outstanding $10 for a wrap this is…read morethe chicken and jalapeño wrap but you can also get it in a bowl without the tortilla highly recommended you order at the window and they bring it out to your car

This is a nice little secret in Parsons! I travel to Parsons frequently and this is one of my…read morefavorite lunch stops! They may not have a large menu but everything is good and they will make it exactly the way you want it! The owners are so kind which makes tHis a must lunch stop in Parsons

The food was really good and the restaurant was unusual. Seemingly in the middle of nowhere, but…read morepretty busy with locals. There's a billiard parlor upstairs and a large-ish bar in the back (I didn't go into either but could see them when we came in). The main dining area ran through the middle of the building. Very casual but menu all over the place ($110 tomahawk steak or a $12 Reuben sandwich). Good service, very laid-back, not at all pretentious. I think it would make a good candidate for diners, drive-ins, and dives, but I'm not sure they have a signature dish? Clear all the food was fresh, not frozen. I got the catfish with fried okra and french fries. Best catfish I've had in years. And the okra and twice fried French fries were outstanding. Would definitely go back!

Great first visit. Was enjoying myself so much I neglected to take photos of our food! Nice bar and…read moredecent selection of wine priced around $20 a bottle, great for the 3 of us having wine. At the table we had filets with mashed potatoes and the glazed mushrooms, fried catfish with creamed peas and fried okra, and a chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes. Everything was good - the steak and mushrooms were EXCEPTIONAL, and the catfish filets were fat and perfectly prepared. No room for dessert but we did stick around for the bar and after dinner drink and about an hour of music upstairs in a cool room. They were super busy and out of a few items I ordered, but service was thoughtful and attentive. Only negative noted by us all is the lighting is bright and seating is hard, so less ambience than Denny's, honestly. A few minor tweaks would improve that a great deal. That said - can't wait to go back for the steak and mushrooms. They are worth the drive.

My friend group of 6 went to the casino this weekend. After over 12 hours and more than $10k in…read moretotal spending, one friend would be banned, kicked out and had almost $1000 cash forcibly and threateningly removed, which was claimed by casino to be caused by a malfunctioning slot machine. Details: Group arrived around 8pm and we would leave around 10:00am after a member of our group was removed. Group would spend over $10,000 from arrival to departure. Friend was playing slots and would cash out a nearly $1000 voucher from a slot machine around 4am. We continued playing until around 9am when we left to get food out, and go to the hotel for a short time. Group returned around 10am and began playing until the player that had won almost $1000 earlier, was banned and almost $1000 cash was forcibly and threateningly removed. Pitboss says that the money was available due to a malfunctioning slot machine THAT HAS HAD THIS ISSUE FOR AT LEAST TWO DAYS but was still available on the floor. The nearly $1000 was available, cashed out and played through and then more money was retrieved while off premises. It wasn't until after an additional nearly 5 hours on the floor and a trip off casino grounds, that the casino demanded payment back in the sum of almost $1000. This left the player distraught, intimidated, and uncomfortable with the amount of money that would be left after the "malfunction", and casino demands. After the player ban, the group would leave, and we will never return to an establishment that cannot uphold their end, or offer any reparation for their mistake. Extremely displeased overall with how a situation at this extreme and with such consequence is handled here. Security is also very rude and takes pleasure in forcibly take money back from distraught players after an entire night of gambling. Immature staff. 0 star rating would be Grand!

Horrible everything. So many better places to spend your time and have a better experience. Food…read morewas nasty. Beer was warm. Restroom was filthy. Gum and tobacco spit over entry walkway

So I'm holding my brick iron pizza, coming out the casino at the parking lot headed back to my rig…read more The pizza was my consolation prize. Very tasty, very nice underside crust, very melt of the top mozzarella, just a little bummed out they didn't have Basil. And now back to the parking lot. A fellow trucker asks me: ,"Did they casino give us anything?" And I answered, "Nope, but I did just donate $500.00 to Buffalo Link, Quick Link and Lions Link though." The fellow truck driver proceeded to walk forth towards the Casino ..but then u-turned back onto his rig. Now back to the pizza. If there's one thing I want to say isolating the quality of food to the price value here. The Brick Oven Pizzas here at the Buffalo Run are enough of a reason to detour of the i44 toll road. A little bit of tomato slices and basil leaves and my pizza would have turned to any pizza you order at North Italia in Irvine California. At $15.60 for this huge box. Wouldn't you? I just had to pick one up after sobering up from my loss with brunch therapy next door at the Coal Creek Restaurant.

This restaurant is in a casino. The service was great and the food was good. I had a chef salad and…read moremy husband had a Philly cheesesteak. The ambience is definitely casino and there are tables outside the counter.

Cars on the Route in Galena is one of those Route 66 stops that manages to be memorable whether the…read moredoors are open or not. Even if the station itself is closed, the outside displays and vehicles are always accessible, making it easy to wander around, snap photos, and pose beside some true Americana at any hour of the day. The site is a restored Kan-O-Tex gas station, and it has become a playful landmark thanks to its alleged inspiration for characters in Pixar's Cars movie. Parked out front are classic fire trucks and other vintage vehicles that immediately transport you back to the heyday of the Mother Road. Old gas pumps stand as reminders of a time when stations like this were lifelines for travelers, and through the windows you can glimpse memorabilia that adds to the nostalgic atmosphere. It's a stop that blends history, pop culture, and roadside charm. Whether you're making a quick detour off I-44 or planning Galena as a destination in its own right, Cars on the Route offers a slice of classic Americana that feels both timeless and inviting. [Review 1504 of 2025 - 44 in Kansas - 25055 overall]

Very fun stop while traveling through the area. It's located on historic Route 66 in Galena,…read moreKansas, approximately 6 miles from Joplin, Missouri. The town is a shadow of what it was during its heyday. But they have made some very cute exhibits inspired by the 2006 movie "Cars".

Had breakfast it was called the country Benedict hashbrowns 2 eggs basket and gravy as well as 2…read morecups of good coffee all for 8.95 people where so friendly fast service its not fancy and doesn't have to be the food is what's important and it was a perfect mom and pop breakfast spot would eat there again anytime

We found this cafe when we moved to the area and we love it would go to dinner there 2-3 times a…read moreweek but they close at 2 pm now !! Wish they would stay open late ! We love the food and the service clean nice cafe !

Stopped by for dinner on our way through Joplin. Glad we did!…read more I ordered the new Chicken Potpie. I was warned that it would be bubbling hot because they cook it in the pizza oven, it wasn't a lie! I love my food hot! I even had to blow on it to cool it down. It wasn't perfection...only thing that would have been better is to have some potatoes in it, but it still was delicious. There was a good amount of chicken too, I'm stuffed and couldn't eat it all...I tried! Hubby had the Soy Glazed Salmon. It came with rice and broccoli. He really enjoyed it. It came highly recommended by Boston, our server. Great recommendation! Boston kept our drinks full and was very attentive. We will ask for his section when we are back in town. Bathrooms were clean and the restaurant was pretty full on a Sunday night. Definitely will go back when we are in the area! I saw a cheeseburger that look good too...next time!

Still our favorite dinner spot in Joplin Well worth the 2…read more1/2 hr drive for the loyalty birthday dinner (got to visit family as well but probably would have made the drive just for the pretzels-honey chicken and McFadden Red Ale even if family wasn't on the agenda) Always friendly and attentive service

My friend and I had dinner here while we were staying in Neosho, and we really enjoyed our meal!…read moreThe restaurant (which was a former service station and then a fried-chicken place) is, quite literally, built into the side of a cliff. The entire back wall of the dining room is the cliff face. The front of the room is almost completely all windows, to have a view of the surrounding area. It was built in the (1940s?) and has been well-maintained. The menu is surprisingly eclectic, offering dishes that are obviously local favorites in a casual atmosphere. We shared an order of hand-breaded onion rings (which came as a side for my dinner, but was plentiful enough for two), and they were the BEST onion rings we'd ever tasted! My friend described them as highly addictive, in the nicest possible way. They were light and crispy without being greasy, and the seasoning perfectly complemented the onion itself. My friend preferred ranch dressing for a dipping sauce, but I strongly recommend the Cliff Sauce, which is mildly spicy. I had the meatloaf and green beans, and both were marvelous. The meatloaf was tender and juicy and an ample portion size, and the green beans were prepared with onion and chunks of bacon. Yummy! I paired it with a bottle of Blue Moon beer, which was a great choice. My friend had the pulled pork sandwich with coleslaw and said it was perfectly prepared and extremely delicious. Our servers were Kenley and Colby, and they were delightful. They helped guide us through the menu and offered recommendations when we had questions about certain items. They were friendly and efficient, and we did not have to wait long at all to order or to receive our food. We did encounter two small issues: we had called the restaurant directly to make a reservation, but when we arrived, they did not have our reservation in the system. Thankfully, there was a table available, and we were able to be seated immediately, even at 7:00 pm on a Friday night. Thank you for that! The second issue, which is completely understandable given the cliff face being part of the building, was that both of us experienced nasal congestion by the end of our meal. (We are both allergic to mold and weren't thinking about the likelihood of mild dampness from the cliff face.) We recommend that anyone with sinus issues pre-medicate with antihistamines or decongestants before arriving at the restaurant. We were fine after taking our over-the-counter meds. We truly enjoyed our time at The Undercliff and will certainly return on our next trip to the area! Again, thank you for a marvelous meal in an extremely unique setting. We appreciate you!

just ok.felt it was a little overpriced. lunch portion was small and not very appealing. fried…read morechicken was a small piece and a little tough and dry. bread was burnt around the edge and had an odd taste. mashed potatoes and gravy ok, had a good flavor. The evening meals are pricier and might be better. I hate to leave a not so good review, and maybe it was just an off day for the restaurant but im being honest. we do eat out a lot, so we know good food. Hope this review is helpful to customers and restauran.

The BEST bakery in Joplin and well worth waiting in line on Saturday mornings. Every month she has…read morenew menu items, always incredible. The staff are kind and welcoming. The environment is clean and well decorated. I have eaten in as well as taken baked goods home many times. Each time has been a wonderful experience, unlike any I've had anywhere else in Joplin. You will feel transported to a European cafe. Add this spot to your "must go to" list.

awesome place , very friendly!!!! love everything i've had so far, i'm not willing to get up early…read moreand wait in line but i've gone about 11 with no wait and still plenty of great items left !!