Service, was great- super nice, friendly, and attentive waitress. I got the catfish basket-very…read moregood. My son got the chicken strip basket- very good. In our conversation with the waitress many of the items are made in house-in other words this place is the real deal. Our only disappointment was that we were traveling on our way from Independence to Eminence and were too far away to be able come back and try more of their dishes. My recommendation you can't go wrong-this restaurant is a gem, give them a try, you won't be disappointed!

Amazing food and service! The staff work hard to serve you and it shows. Awesome steaks, burgers…read moreetc. Non smoking inside and family friendly.

Food was really good, burger was juicy and the fried mushrooms were perfectttt! This cute little…read morefamily owned bar/restaurant is super cutesy and comfy! PS her roast beef is the best I've ever had. The server was super sweet and took great care of us, unlike many restaurants she took the order right and made sure my friends plate was onion free (she has an allergy). She was super quick with it and gave mom vibes in the best way possible! the ambiance was pretty average for a bar, nice taken care of pool table, fancy jukebox, and lots of LED signs making it very nostalgic!

Soooo good! Loved the fried chicken! Will be stopping by again in the future on our way to/from the…read moreLake of Ozarks! Wish I knew they were there when my Son was playing football at Missouri S&T! Many trips past this gem and we missed out!

Biscuits and gravy Saturday mornings, and the BEST Patty Melt west of the Mississippi!!! This place…read moreis great, great food and great people, and Zeus the dog (sometimes)

Dive-y bar with a great patty melt. Grab a game of pool while you wait. It's not speedy, but it's…read moretasty with some fun Route 66 memorabilia.

This is as funky old school as it gets. I walked in a stranger and left as a friend. A classic shot…read moreand a beer joint. If you are like me and love a place that hasn't any inclination of hipsterism, microbrew, or dental care this is the place for you. I walked in, a middle aged woman with my dog- from California and all eyes were on me. I don't think they get many strangers in this bar even though it's not far from the interstate. It happened to be Tuesday- poker night, and the boys were all sitting at a long table. !00% of the patrons were smoking but the curiosity was palpable. The semi- toothless owner, former physics major who was repeatedly called a "pessimistic, antagonistic, jaded prick" by his loving regulars not only started giving me discounts on my beer the longer I stayed but invited me to their backyard hamburger dinner barbecue for free. Refreshing to be around folks who get judged rather than folks who do the judging. It was by far one of the most real experiences I've ever had in an establishment

Located in the middle of nowhere, is this new little bar called Highway 21 Bar and Grill. As…read moreindicated by the name, it's off of Highway 21 between Desoto and Potosi. I can assure you that this isn't a bar you would see in St. Louis, it's definitely styled and fitted for it's location. I stopped in to get some lunch and have a few drinks. It has a stage on one side, a bar in the middles and pool tables on the other side. It can't guess square footage, but its a nice size for it's location. We had the bacon burgers, which I have to say were excellent! This is the reason for the 4 star review. If you get a chance you have to try them. They are unlike any bacon burger I have had.

1st time in at 2pm and was NOT disappointed! Had the Beef Fajitas and Barrel Mrgarita. Both where…read morevery tasty and some of the best Fajitas I've had in a very long time. Plus, it's local for me. Service was curious and prompt. What's not to like?

First off, chips were absolutely horrible. Barely understood my server, table had just got wiped…read moreoff and still was not clean. just awful. The only good thing truly was the Lady I seen when I first walked in who sat me. She was nice as can be and understood her perfectly.

Let me just say that a good neighborhood bar is vital to any small town. And that's what the rose…read moredelivers quality neighborhood bar atmosphere, it's reasonable prices, video slot machines and even karaoke. My friends and I love to frequent the rose whenever we can. It's a great day time drinking bar, or getting that ice cold beer after A Hard Day's Work and even the late crowd is very very enjoyable. I wish every bar can be like the rose

I've stopped here a few times. Quaint little bar, friendly, cheap drinks…read more Full bar, lottery tickets, live music now and then. Nice watering hole. Not a sports bar.

Zoe offers concerts, camping, river floating, swimming, hiking, and more…read more Each summer Camp Zoe hosts several concerts and music festivals. Thousands of people dancing and listening to live music for up to three days at a time is the most common activity at Zoe. Group camping comes with the large festivals, bringing in another level of fun. Canoe floating on the Current River is available everyday through the summer, including during festival weekends. The most common float is 11 miles from Pulltite to Round Spring. The shuttle bus picks you up at the bus stop in Zoe and then returns you there five hours later. Prices average $45 per canoe (for two people). Swimming is big-fun at Zoe in the summertime. There are many swimming holes and beaches along the one mile of spring-fed stream that runs through the property. Bring a swimming suit, towel, sun-screen, floaties, and whatever floats your boat. Exploring all the roads and camping areas of Zoe is an adventure in itself. Hiking the entire 370 acres along the gravel roads and stream can take all day. Zoe is set in a valley in the Ozark Region of Southern Central Missouri. There are bluffs, caves, beaches, creeks, trees, ferns, hills, and natural wildlife to see. Zoe is surrounded by thousands of acres of national forest and private timber reserves. WHAT TO BRING Here are some items you may want to bring to Zoe: RVs, pop-up campers and tents are all welcome at Zoe. Bring sleeping bags and extra blankets, an air mattress or thermo-rest if you have one, flashlights and lanterns, lawn blankets or lawn chairs for during the concerts, swimwear, river shoes, food and drink to consume, barbeques and grills, warm clothes, rain gear (just in case), sunscreen, party favors, acoustic instruments, Frisbees, bicycles... and your toothbrush. PLEASE LEAVE YOUR PETS AT HOME DURING FESTIVALS We all love dogs, but thousands of dogs create a health and safety hazard at a large festival. Dogs tear into tents, eat people's food, bite people, and do not use the porta-johns. Even the sweetest pups get overheated, and some are frightened by loud music. This year, dogs will not be admitted on festival weekends. We thank you for your cooperation. HEADS UP!! NO CELL PHONE SERVICE AVAILABLE! 1.Bring a pre-paid pay-phone calling card. 2.Bring a cell-phone antenna to use on top of hill. 3.Buy a phone card from Zoe Store. 4.Have fun with no phone service at all!! Camp Zoe is open everyday, even during NON EVENTS!! Right now, the current price for camping during non events is $5.00 per adult per day. Prices are subject to change at any time. The Zoe Store is open every weekend, and almost everyday with items such as ice and firewood. HISTORY Camp Zoe was originally established in 1929 as a youth camp. Thousands of children attended camp there over its 57 year history until 1986 when the camp closed. Several years and owners later, Jimmy Tebeau [of the Missouri band "The Schwag"] purchased the 370 acre property in the spring of 2004 and still lives there today. The 370 acre facility now offers a campground with concert stages in a natural amphitheater setting. Site capacity is currently 10,000.