We weren't sure what to expect. We visit Branson often, and try to find new places everytime we…read morecome. This one was in Omaha, AR and it was very good. 3 of us ate for 34$, and this included a coffee. Added this to our list of places that we will return to!

What a fun little restaurant off the beaten path. It was cozy, filled with locals, so I knew it was…read moregoing to be delicious. And it was! There was one server and she did an amazing job taking care of us. My drink stayed full and the foot came out nice and hot. Will go back again

Food was terrible. Mushroom and bacon soup was flavorless but also tasted like powdered milk. Chili…read morewas runny and had almost no bison. Server was surly and made many mistakes on our order and had to be told items were missing after the food for our table of 6."

Pros: beautiful views. Fair breakfast burrito. Packaged picante sauce. Good fruit…read more Cons: fruit attracted wasps. We had to abandon our food and leave. Employees were slow to check us out. We couldn't practice before our round because of slow check out. And the guy knew we had a tee time coming up. Bathrooms downstairs.

Rustic cottage that has plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. They have coffee, custard and some…read morelunch options. We stopped in on a snowy wintery day for a drink and sweet treat. My husband got a malt , which was very good and an oatmeal raisin cookie that unfortunately was hard as a rock and crumbled when you tried to break it. Definitely stale and a BIG disappointment. My lavender vanilla latte was light on flavor but nice and hot on a cold day. The staff greeted us as we entered and seemed friendly. The dinning area floor was dirty and there was a giant puddle by the soda bar. There were 3-4 workers behind the counter and only two other patrons in the cafe surely one of them could have mopped up the puddle, wiped down the tables and swept the floor.

OMG what a gorgeous setting! And the house the cafe is located in?! I'll take 2 please. Plenty of…read moreindoor or outdoor seating, great views, pretty landscape and well maintained. Honestly, go for the views, not necessarily the coffee.

Scratch food! My husband has the ham and cheese omelet which had huge chunks of hand cut ham and…read morejust the right amount of cheese. His hash browns were not from the frozen bag, cooked crispy just like he likes them. Thick Homemade bread was delicious. I had eggs, sausage and a Platter size pancake. Eggs cooked just like I asked and hand formed sausage patty. The pancake was excellent. Small dining room but worth the wait.

We ordered chicken fried steak with scrambled eggs, hash browns, and a biscuit, and that meal was…read morebig enough to share. My dad ordered the western omelette. There was something off-putting about the CFS. I didn't care for the coating or the gravy. I'd give it a 2/5. My stepmom gave it a 4/5. Her tastebuds are broken. My dad enjoyed his omelette and said the veggies were lightly sautéed and not greasy. The service was good. The wait was not worth the taste of the CFS, but honestly, 0 minutes of waiting is not worth the CFS. I typically love CFS, but in this case, I wish I had tried the French toast instead. Me: 2/5 (based solely on taste, 5/5 for portion size) Stepmom: 4/5 Dad: 5/5 then amended to 8/10, which is 4/5

We came in on a Saturday during a snowstorm. Many reservations times opened up due to…read morecancellations. We arrived 10 minutes early for our reservations, the place was pretty empty however they still made us wait until 5 minutes after our reservation time. We had requested a window seat which quite a few were available and they tried to seat us elsewhere! Already I had a bad taste and I hadn't even sat down. After about 3 more minutes she seated us by the window. We were there for a friend's birthday celebration and wanted it to be special. Her husband told the server. My husband ordered the Worman's Manhattan. He really enjoyed the current infused rye whiskey in it. It added a very unique flavor to the drink. We were brought a complimentary chef's taste of a goat cheese on a small bagette and small glass of sparkling wine. My husband ordered the seafood pot pie and I had the French onion soup and winter spice cranberry salad. The soup was very good and flavorful but the salad was average and definitely not worth the price. My husband enjoyed the seafood pot pie. It was a very generous serving . He shared some with me. It was very rich and creamy. I didn't particularly like the mussels and clams still in their shells inside the" pie" however the pot pie is just pastry crust over a cast iron pan with the creamed sea food. After the meal we were given some stale macaroons with filling that tasted like frosting. There was No acknowledgement of my friend's birthday. We decided to walk down to see Harry's cocktail bar downstairs before calling our shuttle. The manager came into the bar in a bit of a hurried frenzy as we were walking out and asked if it was someone's birthday. We pointed to our friend and he told her happy birthday and then left?!?! Overall I was disappointed in the experience for the amount of money we spent.

It's the best restaurant in big cedar in terms of food by far…read more Wine list is great and has some non bulk choices that are well selected. Food is great. I'd say the best dish was the scallop appetizer which is served over a risotto - both are excellent and you could easily make a meal of it. But everything we ordered was really outstanding and the service was solicitous. Highly recommend just having a big dinner every day there and then just only lunch or breakfast there or in Branson and a lot of outdoor activities....

The BEAST stepped into Devil's Pool Restaurant... vacationing in MO, and this one?…read more Phenomenal. Top-tier experience. This place delivers on all fronts. From the moment you walk in, you can tell it's operating at a higher level. The food is outstanding well-executed, flavorful, and clearly made with attention to detail. Every dish feels intentional, not rushed or mass-produced. This is the kind of place where you actually slow down and enjoy the meal. The service matches it. Attentive without being overbearing, knowledgeable, and genuinely welcoming. You're taken care of from start to finish. And the atmosphere? Clean, comfortable, and elevated without trying too hard. It just works.

The food was topnotch. Service!?next to nun…read moreAmbiance is to die for. All together wonderful.

What an amazing dinner after a very long drive! We just…read moredrove 8 hours from Illinois and were tired and cranky. We checked into our resort and were still tired and cranky. Enter Hog House! The best. The service was superb. Kind, friendly, lovely. The food - the best homemade fries ever. And I am a fry snob. I had the grilled chicken and asked for pepperjack cheese, my husband the french dip, and our daughter the patty melt. None of us spoke while eating, it was soooo good! We talked about just going back daily to eat there during our entire stay It was an unassuming, simple piece of wonderful after a hectic long day and we loved it.

I used Yelp to help me find a close by restaurant for an early dinner before an outing in Branson…read more This restaurant had great reviews and was only 9 minutes from my cabin. The Hog House is a small restaurant/bar, easy to get too with a friendly, helpful staff. The menu, while not extensive, offered a good variety of choices. So while our menu sampling was limited to a taco salad and a hamburger with fries, both were prepared perfectly and were very tasty. Also, the beer on tap was cold and fresh! This was an early dinner since we needed to make a 7:30 show in Branson. The Hog House delivered for us and I think they would do the same for anyone else as well. Give it a try and you won't be disappointed!

Location Top of the Rock restaurant-far end…read moreParking Large open lot-$10 to enter area Atmosphere Classy historic rustic-lots of art, sculptures, decorative lighting and chairs ( horns on chair backs) but family friendly. Majestic view of the valley. Seating Tables-for small and large parties Service Paul rocked it! Immediate, friendly Menu So many yummy choices! Something for everyone! We had the steak fajitas-on recommendation from another customer. We split it and good thing as the portion was huge-we got two more meals out of ir-choice of corn or flour tortillas-we recommend flour as the corn were not corny enough and greasy. The steak arrived sizzling with peppers and onions. A side bowl had chopped romain, pico, cheese, and guacamole. So fresh and tasty. The steak was deliciously seasoned. Full bar and beverages-they do not have same cocktails as served on the golf cart tour. The iced tea came with fresh lemon on the side. Summary A classy family friendly, art filled restaurant with great service, outstanding food, amazing view. Love this place!!

Had Birria quesadilla, it was excellent. Wife had Baja chicken and loved it. Location is…read moreunbeatable

Osage is located in Top of the Rock, which is a gated area near Branson. There is a charge to enter…read moreand if you choose to not use the shuttles, there is an additional fee for parking near the restaurant as well. The grounds and view from the restaurant are truly spectacular. Rolling hills and canyons. Details in design are paid attention to here and that shows. Overall, the food was good but not totally outstanding. My favorite was the beet salad. I would recommend the steak too, but the short rib was tough and over powered by the apple cider vinegar it was marinated in. The sides were solid, typical steakhouse style- buttery corn and roasted Brussel sprouts. Washing this dinner down with $24 Old Fashions was steep (if you want them smoked there's an additional $4 charge) and caused us to imbibe in 1 drink each. The kids meals were good with standard options including chicken tenders, but I'd pass on the surprise sundae. It wasn't very exciting--- the surprise was whipped cream on top. Maybe just call it a sundae. Our waiter was friendly and attentive. Consider booking a table by the window to take in the view and ordering the beet salad.

We wanted to take my mom out for a nice dinner for her 60th birthday while in Branson. We were so…read moredisappointed. First the service was horrible. The waiter would leave water glasses empty for extended periods of time. He took quite awhile to bring the wine & other beverages. He would seem very put out if we needed anything & rarely checked in on us. Food was terrible. The potatoes were cold, the lobster bisque was embarrassing (it was watered down & unseasoned. No bisque, more broth-like), salads had too much dressing, & overall most of our party were unhappy with the quality of food. My mom's 60th should have been special but it was a restaurant nightmare. (Also, no recognition of her birthday even though I said it when making the reservation AND reminded our waiter). This place is pricey & ambience is Missouri chic, but don't waste your time.

Very friendly and efficient service (Stacy was amazing!), large portions (enough to share!),…read moreoutdoor seating and comfy indoor seating. Blackbeard Mule was tasty too!

The BEAST rolled into Uncle Buck's Fish Bowl & Grill on vacation with the fam... and this one's…read moremore about the scene than the substance. Paying for the vibe, not the food. Let's get right to it this place feels overpriced for what you're getting. The food comes off very commercial, chain-style, nothing that really stands out or justifies the cost. It fills you up, but it's not something you're thinking about the next day. The bowling side? It's decent, but nothing special mid-level entertainment at best. Good for killing time, not necessarily a destination experience. Now where it does get some points the decor. If you're into sea creatures, underwater themes, that whole aquatic vibe... this place actually delivers. It's unique, it's fun to look at, and honestly probably the highlight of the visit. But then... the bar. $$$ There's a noticeable stale peanut smell, and it's pretty clear a few too many beers have been spilled into that rug over time. It just gives off a slightly off, worn-in feel that takes away from the experience.