Beautiful day for a ride country roads with This place as the destination. Lunch's are packed. We…read more got there about 1:20 that crowd had just left. Immediately seated by none other than Jerry who was real helpful with the menu. Simple single page with a lot of variations. Not a bar, food. Oh yeah thats why its called a delicatessen. Had a simple ham n cheese n chips with an iced tea. Perfectly good. Then good ol' Jerry strolls by and says ya want cheesecake. Well twist my arm. It too was perfect portion and had chocolate and Carmel drizzle. Carb overload for sure. Its a destination for sure.

Very good. Tried 1st time. It is restaurant week. Had the special that day. Good food, good…read moreconversation with owner

Thanks YELP for this perfect find!! Worth the short detour…read moreoff of our route. Immediately walking in you knew the sandwich would be good. Made with care. Stepping back I. Time away from the hustle of the corporate stores. Family owned since 1946. Grandson now works it. Torpedo sandwich was loaded with quality meats and fresh lettuce and tomato. Secret sauce on the side was perfect... added some oil and herbs to the large torpedo roll that held it together. Big chocolate chip cookie was soft and gooey for a treat further down the road. Stop in ...

Sonny and Elizabeth make the best torpedoes. If you haven't eaten one, you don't know what you are…read moremissing out on

First time I've ate there in years. Everything was the same quality or better. The person…read morebringing it to the table was a very kind person. The food was brought on time and good quality and delicious!!

I orders ice tea, cookies (to take home), and the choose 2. I initially chose 1/2 sandwich (it was…read moregood), and 1/2 soup with the soup being chicken pot pie. When I took the first bite of soup it was called and had just arrived at the table. I asked them to just exchange it for baked potato soup and it was hot, but no potatoes. It was only broth, a few chives, and a tiny bit of bacon. Highly disappointed! At this point I'm just done, so it was time to move on because if it's not right after 2 times then it's not going to be right a third time! Ice tea was great. Cookies are yet to be determined. Cashier and the young lady that took the soup back were nice. Also has 4 large televisions to watch sports on. Plenty of room in the dining area for large groups.

Small family restaurant that the minute you walk in you feel like you stepped back in time. Dark…read morepanaled walls, a tin ceiling, and old photos on the wall add to the nostalgic vibe. Daily specials and a menu with a wide variety of options. The board displayed a large dessert selection of pies. We were here for lunch on a Monday. The servers were friendly and we got our order to go.

A quiet lunch in the lounge. Lounge was clean and well lite. Food was hot and tasty. Service was…read morefast and friendly.

While the food is really good, it can be a bit pricey, which is generally fine if you're not…read moreexpecting to go here every day. (Especially in this economy) While ordering online, be aware that the time it says on the ordering portal/site is not generally accurate. I, on multiple occasions, have ordered something with a specific pick up time selected (I left plenty of time, thirty minutes from when I ordered to when I wanted to pick it up) and the food still was not ready. Ex: ordered at 11:30 am, pick up time of 11:55-12:00, food was ready closer to 12:10 and I received the 'your food is ready text' at 12:45 pm. While this isn't a bad thing if you have time, if you're on a tight lunch schedule I'd look otherwise. This location is also a bit smaller than their Parkville location, so if it's crowded it's very noticeable and can get a little overwhelming. I do prefer the Platte City location to Parkville though, as their Parkville location doesn't do that good of a job when I order online (this may just be me but I have to take it into consideration). Overall, I do recommend it, just be aware that it is pricey, when packed it can get a little overwhelming, and be aware of how long you have to eat.

I recently had breakfast here for the first time, although I usually come for lunch or dinner. The…read morestaff was exceptionally friendly and attentive. I love the various options on their menu. They serve a variety of deli meats and cheeses, available to go as well as on sandwiches. The wall of chips is impressive too! I ordered a toasted plain bagel, perfectly golden, along with a white chocolate macadamia nut hot drink. The bagel was incredibly fresh, with a warm, slightly chewy texture reminiscent of homemade bread. My drink was made with half the usual sweetness, using creamy oat milk, and had a rich, balanced flavor that was very satisfying. Next time I'll plan to get a cinnamon roll - those are huge and look delicious!! I plan to add this place to my coffee-and-breakfast routine.

They never ever have broccoli and cheese soup. I have called every week since November and they…read morenever have it. I just don't know why.

Horrible customer service. Tell me you hate your job without actually saying it lol. -- went to…read moreeat, went up to the counter, & said "hi how are you" the kid shrugs & goes "huh?"

6 of us decided to take a ride here. I got a sandwich n soup. The Chili was well it was Awesome…read morewhat Chili should be. The ham n Swiss was a very ample serving of ham and cheese. I grabbed an apple bread loaf for gone. It too was as expected. Very very good. I see this as a regular trip stop when we take our weekday rides. Thanks for the great lunch

This place is tucked into the edge of Maysville, MO. It is run by the nicest Mennonite community I…read morehave encountered. Although it is quite a trip to get here , it could be made into a great Saturday road trip for the KC people! Shatto Milk is 15 minutes away and offers fresh milk , butter and ice cream. Also, this place is on the way to Jamesport, MO. Jamesport is a great destination for green houses, fresh baked goods, and small town antique shops. Pro tip: there is a house about 5 mins. away that offers fresh cow's milk( unprocessed, and raw). We have been going to this sandwich store for over ten years, and I'm just getting around to writing about the awesomeness that is Old Cookstove. The sandwiches are fully customizable and features their homemade breads. They offer meat and cheese at a low price, but the quality is unbelievable. There is also fresh eggs, pantry goods and candy. The baked goods are offered daily. Fried pies: gooseberry( personal favorite, pucker power), cherry cream, black raspberry cream, apple..... the list goes on and on. Oatmeal raisin cookies : they contain secrets in those cookies, pure magic. The list goes on and on. Need a latte? Yep , they make them.

Standard JJ experience. Bathrooms were clean. Sandwhiches…read morewere the usual. This location is a quick stop off the interstate and has 4 patio tables with umbrellas if you're wanting to eat outside which is nice!

Went there over my lunch break, there were maybe 4 cars in the drive through. It took all of 30…read moreminutes to get through the drive through. After, they took my card and charged it and then never got my food. No one came to the window for another 10 minutes. I had to leave. Genius business tactic, charge your customers and never give them their food!!

Wow, love this place! The nicest, most helpful people in the world served me some delicious home…read morestyle Italian food, pretty quickly, at a reasonable price. The place was very clean and hospitable.

Nice old fashioned deli. Great selection of meats and cheese…read more Service is great and quick. Sandwich arrived so hot it fogged my glasses. There was so much meat in the Reuben this was two meals.

Love this little butchers shop. I always buy my steak from here. Their bbq sauce sold by the…read morebottle is my absolute favorite.

Amazing products and people here at Steak N'stuff. Never disappointed with any of my purchases…read more They have a little bit of everything and is always well stocked. Highly Recommended. (Cheddar Bites and Stuffed Peppers are to die for)