I go to Hamilton for quilting supplies. Quite possibly one of the most popular places in the United…read moreStates for quilters. The Hamilton Baking Company used to be better. I bought a Danish roll with a frappe. The Danish roll filling was on the dry side. It didn't taste fresh. The frappe was a frappe. There's better places to eat in Cameron (and a great quilt shop). While I'll certainly go back to Hamilton, I'd skip this bakery.

I really liked this small bakery in Hamilton MO. It is next door to one of the MSQC's store. The…read morecoffee is good with a tasty selection of baked goods. Not a lot of room inside, but tables are available outside, too. I enjoyed reading the little notes pinned to their bulletin board. People come from the UK, Australia, Mexico, Canada and every state to visit. Husband and I left our note too.

Open the door and come on in! This nondescript shop is actually full of delightful charm and has…read moreseveral delicious treats on the inside. We stopped by for a peek and stayed for a Tea lunch with delicious tea, fruit, soup, sandwiches and cake. We had the Baked Potato Soup and Split Pea soup and both were delicious. My friend said it was the best Split Pea soup she had ever had (her grandmother had a shop that served split pea soup and she said Mrs. Little's was better :) ). At the end of our lunch we had enjoyed our tea blend so much we asked at the register if they sold it and we purchased a some to take home. Several folks came in during our visit and they ordered coffee drinks to go and picked them up at the register. So if you can't stay, order yours to-go! The bakery counter had several extra treats you could also order. The shop is filled with tea pots and tea cups for purchase. We enjoyed our food and sat and sipped our delicious tea in the the ambience of this lovely shop. Be sure and visit this super friendly shop when you are in Hamilton. I look forward to a return visit!

This is an adorable shop with a nice teatime menu as well. They offer a variety of changing…read moreoptions for lunch, but you always get some type of soup, sandwich, fruit, and dessert. The owner was friendly and she had a nice selection of specialty coffees and drinks. We had an apple zucchini soup that was honestly not great, none of us ate much of it. We each had a different kind of sandwich and those were all really good; we had a grilled cheese, ham, and avocado. The fruit was as expected and the dessert, a one bite lemon cake, was really quite good (and that is saying a lot because I don't normally like lemon). Overall what you get for the price (around $11) is worth it, even if you end up not liking the soup like us. Note that drinks of any kind are extra.

Located in St. Joseph this quaint restaurant made us very happy. The food was great, the Italian…read moreBarolo was HH price and the Thistle wallpaper was elegant and fun. Unfortunately my phone died and unable to post food pictures so I'll be back and will add to my review because I love this place

The cutest cafe. Our server was attentive and sweet. The drinks were great. Our table had the irish…read morecoffee, bloody mary(which were half off during brunch) and an aperol spritz. All delicious. The food....I don't know even know. Rough. The roast beef hash was more like a soup? With very wet and bruised yet crunchy diced potatoes? The egg on top almost seemed microwaved or cooked on some strange nonstick pan that made it a plastic like texture? After looking around at other tables the breakfast sandwich looked like really the only palatable choice. Everything else was just...wet? Go for drinks for sure though.

Nice, quiet place with a country feel where the locals gather. Service was very friendly and food…read morewas excellent. The 'best omelet' on the menu was the best omelet I've had in a long time. I'm so glad I stopped here while in Higginsville.

I had the full stack of pancakes as recommended by the waitress. I'm telling you these pancakes…read morewere as big as the plate and thick. And you get three!!! As delicious as they were, there was no way I could eat it all.

I had an amazing experience eating here. I was honored to be an invited guest for a 7 course meal…read more The food was delicious. I had the fried pickles/onion rings. The pickles were good, the onion rings were even better. Then I had a cold italian pasta salad that was probably the best I have ever had. The fresh baked cheddar roll went with it nicely. My main dish was a pork chop and a twice baked potato. The chop was HUGE and has a nice glaze on it. The twice baked potato was ok. Finally for dessert I had Kansas Dirt. The oreo crunch was pleasant and the dish was RICH. I hope to go back one day. The price was VERY reasonable for the amount of food.

Made it back to place, visiting a friend; and I give this place high marks for their efforts!…read more The big breakfast burrito, if you're into a little Hispanic spin for your breakfast - well this one is for you and it'll be a good one. I'd personally go for (more) cheese sauce next time. The salsa that came with this burrito dish - it appears they're making that salsa - and it's a great tasting salsa! So good a salsa, that I make one small suggestion: Instead of those Tostitos round chips being served as the side. Might I suggest something like the Tostitos Cantina style chip. The salsa deserves to be paired with a far better chip! And I'll mention again, the music memorabilia adorning the walls, sure is neat, all throughout the place. Somebody took some time collecting that collection of items!

It's great having a nice diner/coffee shop in town. Lindsay is an excellent chef and the food is…read morealways fresh and delicious. I enjoy that it is also a book store with a reading section and even two tables outside that I enjoy relaxing at while drinking my coffee. 4.5

Google says it's now JJ's Down Home Cafe! We entered into the smoking section and we're about to…read moreleave when they told us to walk over to the non-smoking room. They do have a separate entrance for both but they're not marked clearly from the outside. We were happy we didn't have to go back thru the smoking section again. They serve breakfast all day! We love breakfast! Omelettes were good and plentiful. Hash browns were nice and crispy. Get the homemade Apple Butter for your toast. It was outstanding!

I believe it's called the J. J. Cafe now. Awesome food and Service. We had a great breakfast…read more Large portions! The bacon was delicious!!

Under new ownership - the tenderloin and Philly sandwiches were excellent! The service was friendly…read moreand fast! Quaint small town ambiance; decorated with adorable Christmas decor. Highly recommend!

Great place featuring American food plus Hawaiian specialties. The service is superb & the food…read moredelicious. The tenderloins are some of the best around & you can order it as a sandwich or Southern style with gravy. Can't wait to go back & try more menu items. PS. Only look @ current reviews. This is under new ownership & is new business.

We were attending the MSQC birthday bash and only had 1/2 he for breakfast. We popped in here gave…read moreour order and it was in front of us in about 6 minutes. It was a standard two egg breakfast with meat and toast. It was hot, fresh and flavorful. The prices are very fair as well. Very good for a small eatery.

Placed an order for nachos. 5 minutes later, found out they didn't have any beef but I could sub…read moreanother protein. Then waited over 20 minutes for my order )34 minutes total on a quiet day) and had to go back up and ask, after many folks behind me were served. The food I got were a bowl of tortilla chips, canned nacho cheese and jalapeños with a few bits of chicken and a packet of sour cream. Disgusting. Not worth the $15 I paid with a bottle of soda. Skip this place that only has location next to MSQC in its favor.