Always get breakfast and it is very good. Go there quite often. Isn't much to look at but the food…read moreis great.

Great staff and really good food. Nice laid back atmosphere. Great environment for the whole…read morefamily

Opening in 1942 as a 15 seat classic diner, the Mark Twain Dinette has been a fixture of the…read moreHannibal, Missouri dining scene since, providing locals and tourists alike a combination of value priced food. It is known for their giant spinning root beer bug. My wife and I stopped in for lunch on our fourth day of our Mississippi River road trip, and found the food and service to be great. The dinette is part of the Maid-Rite family of restaurants (all individually owned) and specializing in loose meat sandwiches (seasoned ground beef kept loose like a sloppy joe without the tomato sauce). This is the main reason why I came, as I had not had a loose meat sandwich in a very long time. The building has greatly expanded since the initial start, and now consists of a large souvenir shop (mostly focusing on various board games) on one side, and a dining room on the other. They have a drive-in in the back and plenty of surface parking surrounding the building. It wasn't too busy when we came in, and got to choose a window booth. My wife started with a homemade root beer in a frosty mug ($3.50) and said it was refreshing and delicious. The soup of the day was chicken noodle ($6.50 for a bowl), and my wife found it to be very rich, similar to a chicken pot pie's filling. We shared a poutine - hannibal-style ($12.50) and it was good, though not sure why they called it hannibal-style...maybe because the gravy was darker than what I expected and the cheese curds were the battered deep fried kind. Any who... my wife and I finished as it was quite good. I did get the maid-rite sandwich ($7.24) plus a $1 upcharge to upgrade the side to onion rings. The sandwich was OK, good quality beef and not too greasy but nothing to get too excited about...hard to eat without it falling apart on ya. But the onion ring upgrade was the real deal, with obviously homemade battered sweet onion rings deep fried really well...very very good and something I would actively seek out. Service by Sydney was excellent throughout and was pleasantly surprised by the value for the amount of food we got. We got the bill at the table, but was asked to pay upfront (at the same register that supports the retail shop). We ended up finding a couple of party mystery games on sale at the store, and bought them to bring to our friends that we were about to visit. Super glad that we stopped in, for both the food and sale priced items.

What a cute little place. I brought my family here during our spontaneous weekend trip for Fourth…read moreof July and it was worth it. We had basically no weight and ordered the most recommended things on the menu and they were delicious. The weight stuff was very kind and they kept refill in the root beer. The fried chicken was delightful and the onion rings crispy. There's a parking lot, gift shop for waiting and plenty of space to eat and imbibe in this cute diner. Worth a stop for family friendly and affordable meal!

We stopped for breakfast, having a small appetite. The server was very pleasant and allowed us to…read moreselect a children's meal. The food was prepared correctly and served hot. The diner had a taste of history. We will go there again.

This was a fine little diner that was a nice lunch spot before hitting the road. While it's nice to…read morehave that throwback diner feeling, the prices are very much 2026 prices (+$6.75 to upgrade from fries to onion rings?!) I got a burger and onion rings, and the burger was solid. Not a smashburger like you see at a lot of similar diners, more of a traditional setup. The onion rings.. this is where I have to give feedback. These were not good. They were caked in so much batter that they were inedible. The batter was compact, flavorless, but there was a lot of it! I had to try to break most of it off, and I think the recipe needs an overhaul (just my opinion, some may like it like that of course.) For the price (additional fee for credit card too), the average quality of food, and the memorable-in-a-bad-way onion rings, this isn't a spot I'll find myself back in.

Great service and food. My eggs Benedict was perfect. My daughter's burrito was fantastic.read more

An amazing breakfast experience. Foot was great with an amazing selection of breakfast food…read more Service was excellent and the decor was spot on. Even the owner was walking around greeting people and helping out the wait staff. This is definitely a once or twice a month adventure. We live about an hour away so we just make a day of it. It's the perfect Sunday drive to Mark Twains adventures. I about forgot the prices are very reasonable.

I've eaten at Rumors several times over the years when I'm in town and the food has always been…read more'good barfood', very fair price. I have to say, I stopped by there today with my son, who got to choose where to eat after a movie, with grandiose promises of a good cheese burger. Rumors has upped their game on their menu and We had a great experience! Sat outside on a beautiful day, I ordered a burger despite my hang up on 1/2 lb burgers being fork and knife material. It was not at all and it was awesome. My son ordered a dog off the kids menu and let's just say it was huge and awesome!! We split each other's food and it was really a pleasant surprise. Great job Rumors!

We ordered the giant tenderloin sandwich and homemade chips. I've had a lot of tenderloin…read moresandwiches all over the country. This sandwich is the biggest, THICKEST, tasty tenderloin I've had. It was legitimately a "4 person sandwich" sandwich under $16. There was only one person working the entire dining room and bar, and he was working hard. Yes, he couldn't keep up at times but he did his best. We sat at their outside tables and enjoyed the day going by. Others have had different experiences here but we liked our overall time. The tenderloin is worth the trip!

Located close to the highway and right on Broadway, if you are in Quincy or just buzzing by - this…read moreis worth the stop. You'll find a large shared parking lot available. The space is warm and welcoming with beautiful hand painted tiles and hand crafted decor. Everything was thoughtfully chosen and the whole space feels more upscale than your typical taco joint. The menu is expansive and offers your standard Tex-mex favorites as well as unique offerings, like sides such as charro beans. There is a full bar with seating and a spacious dining room that can accommodate large groups. I am currently loving the Tamipquena Plate, but you can't go wrong with anything that has carnitas either. The staff is friendly and accommodating, but it can get ultra busy. Food comes out quickly and is always on point.

With so much Mexican restaurant competition Casa Leon delivers with great food, and a clean and…read moreinviting environment. Service was fast and attentive. I tried the Menudo, A beef burrito à la carte and also got the special hot sauce. Great Quality and clean flavors. Order too much so plenty to go.

Los Charros is a great addition to Quincy. Service is quick and they accepted a reservation to…read moreaccommodate my group of 9. The shrimp ceviche is excellent and so fresh!

Located in the center of Quincy with dedicated parking (and additional parking in the mall spaces)…read more This is a new offering for Quincy, but highly rated in their other locations. The space is open and inviting, newly remodeled (former IHOP) with a bar and bar seating in the center. The large menu gives you a lot of options, but not overwhelming. Everything was delicious from top to bottom. The chips are thick and crispy, the salsa was bright and fresh. Everything just seemed a little better from the drinks to the food. We had a flight of margaritas, the Quesadilla Chihuahua (steak and chorizo), the Alan Special (chicken and queso), a tamale (pork), and the Mexican Cheesesteak. Everything came quickly, was hot, and delicious. Our server was just the right amount of attentive and friendly. Prices seemed at the same scale as most other restaurants. We will definitely be back!

Great corner bar in qtown. Cold beer, food and multiple tvs to watch sports games. Top 5 best bars…read morein Quincy.

We really enjoyed dinner…read more Eleven family members met for dinner. All are local except my wife and I, so they knew the place and the menu. We had a great server (Tori). Super nice, well organized and attentive. I ordered the Breaded Pork Tenderloin (BPT) sandwich plus Onion Rings. Both were great. The BPTwas the biggest I've ever had but it was decent sized. I asked for 2 extra buns for my leftovers :) My wife ordered the Fried Chicken. It was very good. We come back to Mr Bill's.