Upon walking into the one-room dining room you are cheerfully met by the staff around the counter…read moreof the dining room. We were served immediately as the restaurant was slowing from the lunch rush. We ordered waters, the chicken strip lunch, and the bacon cheese burger (with no bun). The quality of the food felt homemade and cooked well. It was absolutely delicious and a great meal after a hot day outside. The restaurant itself was clean and felt like someone poured into decorating the restaurant to feel welcoming with a tinge of country. Overall a lovely place to stop, take your time, and enjoy good food and good service!

Terrible, took us 1.5 hours to get food for four people, with only 8 other people in the…read morerestaurant. 6 of who were already in there and had ordered before we ever sat down. The food was not worth the price and the wait that we had.

What a great hidden gem. The appearance is deceiving as you drive in, but the interior is…read moredelightful. The service was wonderful and fast. The helpings were plentiful and filling.

All my yelp research led me to this hidden gem. It is in the middle of nowhere a few miles out of…read moretown off of highway patrol ( such a fun name for a roadway) After a long volleyball tournament we had to have a good meal to end our evening in Rolla. We had a such a great time we raved to the check in clerk at the Marriott hotel in town. Sis got ribs and I got pulled pork with a side of sewer potato fries and a side of fries green beans. They were spectacular. The motto at the restaurant is that "it's not fast food, It's food that wasn't fast enough." it looks like lots of the people there were regulars, and they chatted with the owners and waitresses, catching up on news and events. They also had a side room where large parties can meet and kids could have fun. We watched one huge family get together last night and all the kids had a blast eating their barbecue. You gotta raise them right !! we devoured our food and enjoyed the three different types of barbecue sauce ending the meal with a peach fried pie, which was hot fresh and glorious

Local restaurant serving up delicious fresh food in a comfortable friendly atmosphere. Burgers were…read morejuicy and flavorful with fresh toppings along crispy fries and .

Burgers and fries are always excellent. Cook just like I would it and served with a smile.read more

Great food. Friendly service. Great little country diner. Family friendly restaurant.read more

Frisco Bar and Grill is one of those places that commits hard to a theme and then gently asks the…read morefood to catch up later. The concept is genuinely fun: you sit down and feel like you've boarded a vintage rail car, complete with that "on the way to somewhere better" energy. Unfortunately, the illusion peaks a bit earlier than the appetizers. After seeing glowing Yelp reviews, we arrived expecting small-town culinary magic. What we got felt more like Amtrak dining car, but the train is delayed and the kitchen is understaffed. Service was pleasant--no complaints there--just moving at the leisurely pace of a scenic rail tour through the Midwest. The food itself lands firmly in the "fine, technically edible" category, which is not what you hope for when the internet has promised greatness. The highly praised wings arrived absolutely committed to their sauce--gloppy enough that you start wondering if the chicken was merely an accessory. A light brushing and sauce served on the side would have kept things from turning into an edible slip-and-slide. The French onion soup also took a creative detour from tradition. Swiss cheese instead of gruyère sets the tone, and from there it becomes less "soup" and more "onion-forward gravy experiment." After a couple bites, the rest felt like a suggestion rather than an obligation. The roast beef sandwich leaned heavily into bread architecture while treating the roast beef like an optional insert. The meat itself had a distinctly packaged deli-cold-cut energy--efficient, but not exactly artisanal. Even the house salad managed to surprise, featuring tiny cheese pellets that suggest innovation in texture design, if not necessarily in enjoyment. And then there's the atmosphere note: smoky in a general sense, just not in the dining room--so you get ambiance without full immersion. The only real head-scratcher, though, is the level of restriction around what guests can bring in--at one point making you feel like your own onions might be considered contraband. It's a rare dining experience where you leave thinking, "I wasn't allowed to improve my meal, and somehow I still considered it." In the end, if this represents top-tier dining in Cuba, Missouri, then Michelin inspectors might want to keep the train rolling straight through without stopping. It's not a disaster--just a very enthusiastic theme restaurant where the theme outruns the kitchen by a few stations.

Well this is a Outstanding place for excellence all across the board ,Food, customer service was…read moretop of the line they even made a burger for my pet at no charge, clean, fun hip and 5 star a must go for anyone who enjoys the finer things in life.

love the food, not big on the hours esp as they close for the entire month of July every yearread more

If you are looking for a restaurant to sit down in, do not go here. The service staff seemed to be…read moreannoyed, likely the teen children of the owner. She didn't like that we were planning to sit in the restaurant even though there were tables and chairs. The food was literally dropped in to-go boxes on our table. They didn't provide plates without being asked and then you get paper. They pointed at the plastic ware for utensils. The food was mediocre at best. Will not dine here again.

Stopped in while in town visiting the thrift store nearby…read more SUCH A CUTE COFFEE SHOP! Love the look!! Girl at the counter was friendly. My sister got an iced toffee latte and I got a boring decaf black coffee. (Hahah) I was wondering if I was actually poured decaf because while sipping it in the thrift shop, I felt REALLY jittery. Like... bad. It was good and strong but I don't know if it was decaf. My sister liked her drink. Price: I think my sister paid $8-something for both. Hers was $6+. I don't get fancy coffee much so I don't know if that's normal or whatnot.

On Route 66, looking for a light breakfast. Found JB's coffee shop, which is not just coffee but…read moregreat breakfast/lunch space in downtown St James Mo. Only open since 2023, in a staff by ownership and family. Everybody's, cordial, polite and great hospitality. We had the feta & spinach Dealy- Bobs, which I've best described is similar to Starbucks, egg whites, but with the helluva lot more flavor. The bacon dealybobs are also excellent along with the house bread which we had toasted. Great coffees, lattes, espresso, they have it all.

The service is friendly and fast. The food was delicious. We had ala carte menu items. We had…read morethe chili relleno, beans, and burritos. Food was delicious and nicely priced. We ate what was put in front of us, filled up, and didn't need to leave with leftovers. Highly recommend this place!

Enjoyed the table side guacamole and the Tequila burrito - chicken. High ceilings and beautiful…read morehanging light fixtures create a unique environment. Service was great! Split our table into four separate bills without question. Refills offered multiple times. Excited to come back and try their other offerings. Great addition to St. James!