Just good food and people. Will certainly return to Log Cabin Cafe again when in the area.read more

Slow service. Waited 30 plus minutes for food. The chili is inedible, as is the grilled chicken…read moresandwich. Don't ask to substitute anything. You will get charged without informing you and less product. Stick with the fries cause they will only give you small flat bit of hashbrowns and charge additional $2. Don't ask for onions in the hashbrowns. They'll just throw raw on it at the end and charge additional .75 while another has same charge but onions cooked with it. When you checkout, the receipt and credit charge price are different, including tip up-charged. Paid additional $5 or so. Not saying there wasn't a sign, but I didn't see one.

Dookie with a capital D!…read more For the wonderful and fantastic Branson Missouri, I expected better. Shame on you The Brunch House. Where should I begin? Well, lets start from the beginning, shall we. My family and I came far away specifically to try this brunch place, rated 3.7 on Yelp. We had extremely high hopes. From the moment we walked in, I was amazed at the decor. The atmosphere took me back to a young boy entering his grandmother's house after the long trek there. I was greeted by the staff with hugs and kisses, just like grandma... They handed me a menu and told me I can have whatever I want (just like grandma). So, i ordered some eggs and bacon. Grandma would be ashamed at the caliber of brunch that was offered at this establishment. I could tell the cooking oil they use has not been changed, as it tasted stale and gave an asian sesame oil flavor. What a shame. I thought to myself, well at least I can enjoy the delicious looking slab of bacon. Nope. Didnt even get to enjoy that. It was deep fried and hallow. Like my soul after trying it. This was nothing like grandmas and I will not be back.

We found this in the way toward Branson Landing…read more Quaint with good service.... Biscuits and Gravy were exceptional and my wife got the waffles. Very good breakfast and nice quiet atmosphere!

we walked into this cute little family place & was greeted immediately by a lot of smiling faces!…read morevery friendly employees! we had the mid - town feast $14.99 "start with a split grilled english muffin then top each side with pepper jack cheese. then we add 2 sausage patties, 3 strips of bacon and 2 eggs your way. last but not least cover all of that with homemade sausage gravy and then add a side of home fries" it was really, really good! we will definitely stop in again when in the area & you should too!

We came in as a group of five and were charmed by a space that felt clean and comfortable. It is…read morerich with history. The menu has plenty of personality, and staff helped us narrow down several tempting choices. Service was accurate and timely. Every small request was handled correctly, from water without ice to cheese on the side. At the staff's suggestion, we shared the fried mushrooms. Five people loved them and we still had some left. Before leaving, we took home a layered lemon cake whose name escaped us, but not the texture, creamy frosting, or perfectly restrained sweetness.

This is nothing fancy. But if you are looking for a classic diner with nice people, this is a good…read moreplace. I ordered two eggs and bacon with grits and toast. I'm a big fan of grits and it's hard to find places that serve them, so I was excited when I saw grits on the menu. It's hard to mess up this type of food, so it's my go to when eating breakfast at a place like this. I thought they did a good job. The amount of food received was good, however the bacon was my only complaint. It was almost paper thin. I like the crunch that you get from this type of bacon, but it's definitely not a lot of bacon. Prices are very reasonable and the staff was friendly. We got in and out in less than an hour, so I felt that was good. Normally when I'm in this area we are camping so I cook. This was a nice change and I was glad to try something different.

Ordered over thirty minutes ago and asked, then looks like waitress just put order in. Once we got…read morethe food, waitress said it's hot, but it's barely warm. So disappointed.

The wife had the sausage, eggs and ham. I had the bologna sandwich. It was out of this world of…read moregreat people.

We have been there multiple times over the past year and their food is always great and their…read morecustomer service is amazing. You arrive as a stranger and leave feeling like your friends.

Portions are huge. Service is amazing and food is delicious. The one thing that really stood out is…read morehow clean they are. We sat at the bar and they wiped off every single syrup dispenser, ketchup bottle, etc. I had the pancake with bacon (ordered extra crispy). The pancake was enormous. And so good!! We will definitely be back!

I'm a sucker for a great breakfast place, and this is among the best I've experienced. It's a…read morefairly small, homey place well south of the town of Branson. I recently returned a year after the first visit, and it hasn't changed a bit. The menu is extensive insofar as classic American fare is concerned, but this isn't the kind of place you'll find 4 clever variations on Eggs Benedict. Anything named after Benedict Arnold has no place in the Ozarks. A year ago, I ordered a western omelet, which commanded my attention and exertions for the better part of 20 minutes. The portions are definitely generous - the pancakes are the size of pizzas. If you're on Ozempic, either skip this place or confine yourself to a single slice of wheat toast. Some gals in the group demurely ordered half portions of biscuits and gravy, thinking a dainty portion would show dedication to preserving their girlish figures. These "half portions" filled the entire (largish) plate. I made a mental note to opt for this on any future visit, and that future arrived this week. Biscuits were country-good, and the gravy was substantial, not that watery stuff that is sometimes drizzled on Pillsbury-from-the-tube biscuits. If you're in Branson, head a little south of the dam to Hungry Hunter. Get there early, because this place is deservedly popular and there will probably be a wait. And the parking can be a bit contentious. It's not open on Monday or Tuesday.

Went in for breakfast and the restaurant is really clean. We love to support local business but I…read morewill leave an honest review. Ordered crispy bacon and extra pieces and to be honest we think in was cooked in a microwave. The menu photos showed showed shredded hash browns and when they came to table they were patties like fast food frozen. The ham in the omelet was small thin cut pieces like they took lunch meat out of wrapper and cut up. Biscuits and gravy still have burpy after taste a day later. Sorry guys I should have just made my own breakfast at home. Waitress was the only good experience besides being clean.

Guys! Such a hidden gem in a small quaint town. I always order the broccoli cheese soup and wings…read more Very good. My kids love the burgers. Try it if you're in the neighborhood.

The tenderloin sandwich was humongous and delicious. All you can eat catfish and fries was also…read moredelicious. Plan on having lots of leftovers. Our server was sweet and kind and the atmosphere was cozy and eclectic Farm style.

The breakfast tasted great love the pancakes One of the…read morebest biscuits and gravies I've had in quite a while. Highly recommend