Super chill vibe, amazing scenery, and delicious food and cocktails. Everyone was so friendly, from…read morethe hostess to the sever (Emerald) to the busboys to the musician Marcus. Highly recommend the strawberry mint cocktail, ricotta dip, pear & goat cheese flatbread, and pretzel. I've wanted to check this place out for awhile and finally got the chance. This is my new favorite place in the area. I also love that it is off the beaten path. I will definitely be back- and often!

My husband and I stopped by for a glass of wine. We ended up ordering the charcuterie board and…read moretwo cups of the tomato crab bisque, both were Amazing. Our server Emerald, was cute and had a sweet, wonderful personality. We also got a Carafe of their River Bluff sparkling white wine, again , amazing. We will definitely go back!!!

We had the best time here today! The owners are so nice and gave the best experience to my 2 year…read moreold and 3 year old! My son is autistic and they were very patient and kind with him. They talked us through everything and made the experience so much more than we were expecting! Can't wait to go back when it's a little cooler!

Lebanon Art Guild is run by volunteers and artists. It is closed Mondays, but open Tuesday through…read moreSaturday. Some weekend evenings, they even have free live Bluegrass music. The artists showcased are constantly changing. Some are so-so, some are fantastic. Prices range from $10 on up. The displays are always different when I go in there to look around. The people who volunteer will tell you all about the artists displayed or recommend other artists you might be interested in seeing. The volunteers are there to educate and entertain you. The work displayed ranges from hand-thrown clay mugs, to jewelry, to woodwork, to oils, to watercolors, to photography and whatever your imagination can invent. The work is constantly rotated. The artists featured are from all around the area, not just local to the small town. Their rent is paid by purchases and volunteer donations. If you support art and culture, stop in for a look. You will certainly find something to tickle your senses. Don't forget to stop by Juanita's Mexican Restaurant next door for the best mole and homemade tamales. You might ask an Art Guild volunteer to join you for lunch!

i got to ride in the pace truck for the feature and watch the race from the infield last nite…read more Awesome place and even MORE Awesome people.

It's a great track and great time to see other things like monster trucks and boat races. General…read moreseat is little confusing but once you there it's kinda easy to see

If you want to wait on every single hole then this is the golf course for you. They allow groups of…read morefive or more at Peak tee times so it makes for a five to six hour rounds because you have to wait at every hole. And most the summer if you want to play the course on a Saturday or Sunday good luck. Hopefully they aren't having a tournament and the course is closed for the weekend tournament.

Really great service staff at the restaurant! Food was good. Prices are reasonable. A great…read morelittle find off the beaten path in Bolivar. Although I'm not a golfer... the course was beautiful and well maintain... with plenty of staff around to help. It's our go to when we are in Bolivar.

Small but interesting museum that's part of the Lebanon Library. There are recreated scenes of a…read morehotel room, gas station and lots of historical pictures as Route 66 was being created. Did you know Route 66 had the nickname Bloody 66? Bonnie and Clyde, murders and other crimes seemed to be common along the cross country road.

***This review is for the exterior of Route 66 Museum only***…read more Route 66 Museum was on my list to visit during our Midwest road trip. It is one of the Missouri US 66 roadside attractions. When my eldest daughter and I got here, the Lebanon Library had already closed. It turns out this museum is inside as one section of the library. Tons of parking in front of the library. Got to take photos of the outside with a peek inside. Love the Route 66 sign placement near the LIBRARY name! We weren't the only ones trying to capture a bit of history. While we were here, there were at least 3 other cars that came here to do the same, but weren't able to fulfill their visit either. Hope they will get to come back and try again. I know I won't be back, but glad I was here to capture a piece of the Mother Road history even if it's just the outside. Note: Part of Route 66 Centennial Celebration road trip with my eldest daughter in June 2026

Scary halloween haunt, not for the faint hearted. Best haunted house I have been in - in years…read more Can't tell too much because it would give away the scares

My favorite shop full of artistic surprises! I go here every time I visit Bennett Springs and…read moreSandy's shop never ceases to impress. She has a collection of art, pottery, jewelry and more from artists around the midwest. As an added bonus, she also offers occasional workshops and other fun events. Without fail, I pick up stuff for myself and presents for others here every year.