We stopped in Carthage on our way back to St Louis from Tulsa. We were looking for a coffee house…read moreand the nearest one didn't open until 8:30 am. WHAT? So we tried Maple Leaf. Really enjoyed it. The young woman who took our order suggested the Maple Leaf latte (normally I get vanilla). It was SO delish. I ordered a sausage egg breakfast sandwich (she suggested a side of maple syrup for dipping). YUM. My boyfriend had hot chocolate and a cinnamon roll. Everything was tasty. Highly recommend.

The oatmeal cookie latte was DELICIOUS! The employee favorites list has yet to disappoint. The…read moreowner was very friendly and took time to talk at our table. Seems like a great family owned local business. There are plenty of food and drink options. Definitely give them a try!

SC knocked it out--we were in town visiting family at a birthday party and needed a little…read morepre-party pick me up after a 2 hour drive thru the beautiful MO countryside. Their strawberry and peach smoothies each hit the spot for my wife and daughter and the peanut butter blended thing was on point! First time at Scooter's led to a return trip in Nixa the next day and they did not disappoint. We have an SC coming to our hometown in AZ and we can't wait to scoot on over, you dig?? Great drinks, reasonable pricing, prompt service--win win win!!

Went to the Carthage one today I go at least once or twice a day I went today the new girl in the…read moreDrive-Thru I guess she is new the rudest person I have seen there I was so disappointed

We drove 40 miles to see this place, hearing how it was so amazing. It was just a life size scale…read moreof how country buildings looked in the 50's. The thing is the outsides look great, but most the insides of the buildings are full of crap, and scraps... When we went "on a Friday at 2pm" everything was closed, even the little dinner "not sure it's even functional." Basically you are just here to see a full-scale display of country living from the past in the Midwest. Nothing special for people who grew up living around these kinds of buildings. And even worse is there's really nothing to do, but, or see besides the outside of old buildings.

This is hands down the best chicken pot I've ever had. As usual these small bowls can be incredibly…read moredeceiving because I promise you one is more than enough to fill a very hungry teenage boy. The location while it was in joplin was located in a repurposed building and made into a tea house as well. They serve a daily selection of sweet pies and other baked goods. I've also tried their quiche which was light but very flavorful. If you're hosting at home you can also pre order or buy some of their take and bakes. The quality is just as good. I believe on social media they're moving to Carthage and I know for a fact I'll be following them there for more of their incredible pot pies.

Wanted to try something new-to-me for lunch, so thought I'd give Carthage Deli a go. I love little…read morelocal delis, and this one is located right on the historic square, so they definitely have the ambiance going for it. The food is pretty typical for a deli. Lots of different types of sandwiches. Kind of basic, but I'm not mad about it. Places like these just hit the spot sometimes. Hubby and I had the BLT and the turkey pesto sandwich. Plus some yummy frozen mochas. All good, and we left happy. We'll go back again.

First time eating here was today. The place is very clean and organized. I had a Super Sub and it…read morewas phenomenal. Bread was nicely toasted and still soft. The deli meat and vegetables were as fresh as you can get. Great place on the square with excellent service. Will definitely be back.

The service is always great and the atmosphere is Classic American cafe/diner just a block off of…read moreHistoric Route 66 in Carthage, MO. Route 66 celebrating its 100th year -- get out and experience the nostalgia of Route 66!

Ordered Hot Beef Sandwich with mashed potatoes, salad and soup! Large servings! I ate too much…read more Like my hometown cafe food in the 1950's and '60's. And the have frog legs! I didn't try them I was too full. Comfort food. Friendly waitstaff and clean restaurant. I recommend. Nothing fancy but good home cooked food.

On a long weekend trip to NW Arkansas, I checked out 2 burger chains that we do not have in Kansas…read moreCity - Whataburger and Braum's. Braum's won the burger battle hand's down. Braum's was quality while Whataburger was more about quantity. I ordered a specialty Gouda burger with jalapenos and bacon. Simply delicious. The fries are crinkle cut and perfect. Please come to Kansas City; Braum's.

Absolutely dawg butt. Wouldn't feed it to my hungriest dog. Tastes like your super freezer burnt…read moregreat value fries left in the freezer from last year. Burger tastes like cardboard school patty mixed with a mildew smelling bun. Garbage.

Outstanding Latte and great Chia tea. They also had some good baked goods. The staff were…read moreoutgoing and friendly

Charming little coffee shop that just opened in August! I enjoyed my hot tea, my love enjoyed his…read morecappuccino (their coffee is from Onyx). We bought 2 mini pies- they don't always have pies but always have rotating baked goods. The staff is friendly and enthusiastic. The interior is decorated with lush plants, and there's even a shelf with books, puzzles and games to play while you enjoy your treats.