We travel down 69 highway frequently to visit a family member going to school in Pittsburg and one…read morewho lives in La Cygne. La Cygne is a small town just a few miles off the highway. We were lucky to find Nana Jo's. They have a selections of pies in-house and they have crinkle cut as well as Suzy-Q fries. I ordered a simple grilled turkey and swiss--trying to eat healthy and i was surprised at how wonderfully cheesy this sandwich was. It had grilled onions and plenty of cheese on sourdough. So why a five? Well, they have this maple glaze they put on stuff like bacon and chicken. When my dining companion bit into her crispy chicken sandwich that had this glaze she literally burst out "Oh my God!" Of course I had to taste a bit and the peppery crispy batter snd that glaze was the bomb! I am coming back to get one of my own the next time I am in the area. The place was clean and service was good.

On Friday Feb.27,2026 I ordered a large tuna sandwich which was very good but very sloppily made…read more More tuna on the wrapping paper than in the bread. I love their tuna sandwich, but I don't like the taste of paper. I won't go back if that is how the staff was taught how to prepare a sandwich.

It's sad this isn't a local chain because the deli sandwich I bought here is the best I've had in…read moremore than twenty years. It reminds me of this wonderful deli shop that was in downtown Kansas City, which closed years ago. We ordered our sandwiches to go. My husband had some corned beef sandwich, and I had combined ham and pastrami with Swiss. They don't skimp on the meat. What I ordered was small! Still it was very hearty. If anyone is ever in Ft. Scott and you need to fill your belly, I would highly recommend this 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.

We stopped in on our way out of town and we're pleasantly surprised with the variety of breakfast,…read morelunch, and bakery items available for purchase to eat in store, to go or to take and freeze. We were really impressed by the sour cream cookies and we took a package home to bring to our Thanksgiving and everyone was raving about them. We can't wait to come back and try more options, including some of these sandwiches for lunch next time we are traveling this way.

your missing out if you haven't tried this little home town sweet spot even the lunch menu is fire…read more the sausage rolls is amazing personal fave I can not go without buying both regular and jalapeño sausage rolls my next try is their Reuben

Stopped in for lunch while on a Sunday drive. Very cool place. Staff was helpful. Moved from the…read morebar to a table due to a couple drunk 20 something's dropping F bombs every 3rd word. Had a bacon cheeseburger which was very good . Got the steak fries with it but they needed a little more time cooling . Overall good meal and would stop in again.

Good food, good service. 2 pool tables and a dart board, you are able to play online if you want…read more Must go to remote games then you can play with one other person. Or singles.

Amazing Meat choices, great prices, great customer service!! Fillets are absolutely to die for!!…read more Rowlett's

The Palace Market is a hidden gem in historic downtown Osawatomie. The Lunch menu is very robust…read morewith daily specials. They are very focused on the use of healthier ingredients for their offerings. In addition to their many menu items they also sell certain craft items. Amish Jams and Jellies and Spreads, Craft Pies, Kettlecorn, and more. As an homage to its roots they also sell many meat items. The Bratwurst varieties are epic, the Ribeye is as good as you will get, and the Burnt Ends absolutely sublime. As this gem continues to sparkle I strongly suggest you visit. You will not be disappointed.

Had a Cuban sandwich here today and pasta salad - both were amazing. If that Cuban isn't a standard…read moreon the menu - you should make it one! Great food and great service!

Stopped by La Fetta for a sandwich to go a couple of weeks back and was pleased with the quality of…read morethe sandwich and overall experience. It's a fast casual restaurant where you order at the counter and there is limited indoor seating as well as a pretty impressive retail area filled with quality products for cooking at home. I went with "the Cure" but instead of mustard vinaigrette, I asked for pesto. They were accommodating and it was delicious! Note: As others have mentioned, their sandwiches are huge! I typically eat a large sandwich, but I was full after just half. I saved the rest for later. I would definitely return!

Awesome small town drive up. There is an inside dinning area. As well as outdoor seating for the…read morenicer months. Car hop is at your door about the time you shut off the engine. Food has always been amazing. Great burgers, and shakes.

We had a great burger and fries. Very tasty and the service was great. The ambiance is that have…read morea drive up dinner, because that is what it is. Worth the drive!

As a general rule, I stay away from crowded areas like the Plaza and Westport, but I really wanted…read moreto try this place out. As luck would have it, I had to run an errand near the area and my decision was made. First off, the entrance isn't where you'd think it would be. The order window was closed and I noticed people going up to the deck to get in, so up I headed. The place was actually spacious and comfortable, it has a Caribbean vibe to it. After much consternation, I figured I'd make it tough on them and opted for the Reuben. As some somebody who has had many Reubens at the place where they were invented, Omaha's Blackstone Hotel, I can be a tough judge. This is definitely the best place to get one in KC, so I know that I'll be back for more. I even liked the bread that they used, it set it apart from other sammiches. And the service was great, so I'll be back.

Always enjoed visiting here to try out speciality sandwich. The server/counter folks were patient…read moreto answer all my questions and offer replacement to ingredients i did not want to include on my sandwich. The wait even too so long I got a extra cookie to help with the longer times. It was awesome! Entering the space on weekday is preferable for those who do not want to have a lot of noise when eating dinner. On saturday during peak lunch the spot can get pretty busy but somehow never packed. They even have a fun merch corner if you fee like reppin som delicious dough. Will return soon if not atleast a couple times before the end of the summer.

OMG. This is a small town tavern serving so pretty good BBQ. I'd heard about it from a friend and…read moresaid their pork ribs are outstanding and they run out. So for me I'm not a rib person I savored their other meats. I had the brisket and polish sausage. I found it interesting how they sliced it (really thin) but for me I got a good taste of the flavor I felt and don't worry they didn't skip on the portions. I got the regular 2 meat sandwich with no bread. They have their own sauce which has a great taste as well. I tried their spicy pickles and I did enjoy it. I would like to see them take their own sauce as I enjoyed the clover and add some kick to it lol. The lady who waited on me was extremely friendly and knew I was not from there and explained everything. It is a small town tavern in the middle of the town Williamsburg nice peaceful and you feel at home. They were not busy when I got there but by the time I left I felt it was standing room only. NOTE!!!!!!!! They are CASH orCHECK only so be prepared. It's worth it just about 20 minutes south of KC

Well worth the short detour off I-35 at Exit 170, south to Williamsburg, but be prepared, this is a…read morecash only joint. ATM available for the unprepared. I wouldn't say G&M is divey, but divey adjacent. Beers are cheap, and the food is delicious. I ordered a slab of ribs, so I would have some to take home. They had a great bark, delicious flavor, and were literally fall off the bone. They didn't require sauce, which is good, as the only sauce at G&M's was a bit sweet for my taste. Don't pass up the Jalapeño Pickles! I had the potato salad and beans, both I thought leaned sweet as well, however, the Jalapeño Pickles may have thrown off my taste buds. Pay attention on your way back to the highway, because if you stay on the main road, you will be headed in the opposite direction.