In the past the customer service was happy and great., not today. We wanted to just drink a bee and…read morego, however this really upset the lady behind the bar.

I don't know what has changed but the food has gone downhill. I had a steak that was so over…read morecharred and well done, I sent back and the didn't understand why. I ordered medium rare and it was past well. I had a Rachel sandwich with fries and it was all filled with grease, the fries were crispy and the bread on the Rachel was not grilled. Very disappointed, I use to love this place.

Was hard to find the location, the food was decent but sadly they had a horrible gnat issue when we…read morewent there so getting a soda or your refills you had to fight through the swarm of gnats. They did have very large portions which is good for some people, we generally are not hearty eaters but if you are, you're not going to leave hungry. The staff were very friendly and helpful when it came to helping us decide our order.

Food -- Home cooking! My husband got the meatloaf. I got chicken strips, onion rings, and a dinner…read moresalad. (I am always kind of lame with what I choose to eat.) My mother in law got a cheeseburger. My father in law got a hot beef sandwich. Service -- Pam always takes care of us! Ambiance --- Fish tanks at just about every table. Comfortable booths. Relaxed, home atmosphere.

The Cider Mill is about all I've done in Louisburg, so it was nice to be able explore town a little…read moremore and try a local restaurant! Miss B's Cafe is a southern classic! I had my family with me and a lot of the locals stopped by to chat especially to say hi to all my girls- it was so sweet! We were there on a random Friday, and it surprisingly wasn't busy, but I could see it getting crowded on a Saturday morning! It seems like they had a lot of seating though. It was hard to pick what to eat, but I ended up with a classic breakfast and it didn't disappoint! Definitely wouldn't mind stopping by again if I'm in town!

My family visited Miss B's on a busy weekend morning for brunch after exploring the Louisburg Cider…read moreMill. First of all, it should be noted that this is a super popular local spot in Louisburg so be prepared to wait if you roll in on a weekend morning. When we arrived we had to wait a bit but it wasn't bad as the place is bigger than it seems. Once seated we were treated to what I'd describe as homemade comfort food. Miss B's feels very much like small town cafes that I visited around Kansas when I was travelling and working for the state. What stands out here is the friendliness of the staff, especially since we weren't locals, and the variety of food on the menu. Overall this is a great spot to visit if you are in the area. Food is good, folks are friendly, and it gets you into town to explore Louisburg a bit. I'd recommend this place for breakfast or lunch as it's very casual, and the atmosphere definitely lends itself much more to earlier meal times.

I've tried plenty of burger spots, but nothing and I mean nothing touches Blazer Burgers. I drove…read moreright past a handful of other places without a second thought because I knew exactly where I needed to go. Their burgers are on a different level. Everything is made in-house, you can taste the care, the quality, the cohesion. It's hearty, it's flavorful, it's that "sit back in your seat and stare at your food for a second" kind of good. A true mood booster. This place has mastered the art of a perfect burger. It's its own lane nobody can replicate it. I'd drive an hour for it without hesitation. If you want an authentic, unforgettable burger experience, this is the spot. Period.

I haven't been here in years, probably close to 10, as my late brother in law and I used to stop in…read morehere and have lunch because it was close to his business. And sometimes you like to remember things the way that they were....but they still are! I always bypass busy businesses and Blazers is always busy. A buddy of mine and I were heading to our favorite Gardner cigar lounge and you should never have a cigar in an empty stomach. We walked in and the place was slammed and my first instinct was to bail, but this teenage girl behind the register said "Welcome to Blazers, how may I help you?" with authority and a big smile. I'm hard of hearing, but Jenna was patient and cheerful. Being busy, there was hardly a table available, but suddenly 2 came available and two former busboys pushing 60 sprung into action and cleaned them, but our order taker was quick to finish up for us ( perky and smiling all the while). The burgers were excellent, the crinkle fries were crispy, and a healthy selection of beverages was nice, too. Also, the place has a very happy vibe. This was my best choice of the week, hands down.

Great ribs & beans, serve was great and got to watch planes takeoff and land!…read more Off the beaten path but very relaxing and wonderful smoke aroma!

2 stars because pur server for breakfast a month ago was amazing! Super sweet and very…read moreknowledgeable and helped us order since it was our first time there. We loved the breakfast. They older blonde lady at the register was very rude to us but I didn't let that spoil our good breakfast since we were leaving. May 13th, I wanted to meet a friend for dinner and thought since breakfast was good, I wanted to try their dinner. She had never been there before so we agreed! We met there at 5:40. It started off okay. But the server was pretty pushy and was getting impatient. We kept chatting and placed our orders. We let her know we would be ordering some stuff to go and went on chatting. She got progressively more rude as time went on. Things got messy when we went to go pay. I forgot last time they charged a 3.5% fee for paying with a card so my husband paid cash. I didn't tell my friend so she was surprised when it was on her bill. She said TO ME. No one else that she didn't know there was a card fee and she would have used cash if she had known. The older lady with blonde/white hair snapped and said it was on the counter (my to go bag was covering it) and on the front door. We had missed it since we were chatting the whole way in. Simple error and no biggie. We said we would remember for next time. The lady was even more rude in her tone and demeanor saying that it was right there on the door and counter again. I said sorry, I forgot and also didn't see it. Talking to me, my friend said she wojld just bring cash next time because she wanted to try their breakfast. I didn't know there was a higher level of mean to this woman, but there was. At that point my friend said she wouldn't be coming back. The older lady started shouting in front of other guests "Good, don't come back." And some other nasty things. I was so embarrassed I brought my friend here. I guess if I would have read reviews over the last several years, I would have been warned about this lady. Unfortunately she is the owner...so...we won't be going back. Darn it! Such a cool place.

Full disclosure - The Wagon Wheel Steakhouse is owned and operated by a high school friend so you…read moremay think my review could be biased. But as a Yelp Elite, I need to keep it real. And Wagon Wheel is definitely real. Anyone that knows me is aware that I'm a comfort food aficionado. If it's hot, fried, salty, covered in gravy - then most likely I will enjoy it. My tastebuds were thrilled to discover that Wagon Wheel Steakhouse serves the mother lode of comfort food. The first thing you'll notice when you see the servers carrying plates past your table to deliver to other customers is that everything, and I mean virtually everything, is made in house. The regular fries and the curly cue fries are fresh cut. They offer crinkle cut fries too like you can get in some fast food restaurants, but why would you order that when you can get fresh cut? The chicken fried chicken, chicken fried steak, the pork tenderloins are all hand breaded and fried in the kitchen. Wagon Wheel doesn't serve pre-cut and pre-fried fritters, no sir. As you can see in my picture, my pork tenderloin sandwich was twice the size of the bun, so I cut it in half and took the rest home to eat later - this made my dinner both tasty and cheap as I received two meals for the price of one. There is a small but sufficient fresh salad bar available as well as homemade pie for dessert. A full bar is to the right of the entrance and there are new flat screen TVs all around the dining room. A friend told me Wagon Wheel serves her favorite fried mushrooms and others told me their hamburgers are some of the best around - I can't wait to return and try these, as well as their steaks. When you visit, say hello to my friend the owner Linda Jo. Although she may not be easy to find as she personally spends a great deal of time in the kitchen cooking the food herself. I think you'll agree, her hands-on approach makes the difference at Wagon Wheel.

Food extremely pricy 8$ kids meals and 12+ dollar adult meals. Didn't feel like we got our moneys…read moreworth and it wanted even that great.

Amazing burgers in a fun atmosphere. Great service. I highly recommend stopping by this gem.read more

Love this little hole in the wall establishment. Friendly service and wonderful food! The…read morehamburgers are excellent and filling! Definitely a must stop!

Great tenderloin and real onions in the onion rings…read more Great road side America place And lots of locals !

This was a burger. I did enjoy the actual hamburger, slight hickory flavor and dark fried onion…read morerings. The French fries were very generous but needed more salt.

Yum and nostalgic is what comes to mind after visiting this restaurant. While in Ft. Scott my…read morehusband and I looked up places to eat at for dinner, and located this place with well deserved good reviews. We saw plenty of country fried pork steak images and some fried okra and both me and my husband decided to chose that. Our plate came with good smashed potatoes and gravy, and the nicest surprise was that the waitress brought us our own loaf of bread. Can't beat that! The restaurant appears like a side-road old restaurant, and while I am sure it's old and quaint, it just took me back to the 70s being a kid and eating at those bucolic small town restaurants during some road trip. While inside we noticed they had the TV on with an old show of Gunsmoke playing? It was really like a time warp. The service was good too, as we didn't have to wait long for our food either.

We had the Philly cheese beef steak and County fried pork sandwich. Both were outstanding. Also…read morelove the fries; honey mustard and ranch were delicious! Nice area outside to eat if traveling with a furry friend.