Fast service Amazing food…read moreNice workers And quiet room Would like to go again My grandad liked it to

Ordered Fried Chicken. I eat this 2-3x week…read more Gateway Rosie Jo's Gold Star Family Restaurant In that order. Apple Market in Clever good too! I got 4 pieces. Smallest pieces I've ever seen. Size of Cornish hen. Really. Thigh/leg at KFC had more meat. Not very filling, but it sure was greasy and room temp. This was my second try. Sad. We need this food in Nixa!! Gateway well worth drive!

I'm really not sure where to start with this review. It wasn't a pleasant experience at all. I saw…read morephotos of the food on Yelp and thought this might be a good dive or greasy spoon style diner to have lunch at with my husband, since I was in the area. We met there and the outside aesthetic alone should've warned us off. To start, the exterior of the building was quite worn down, the windows were dark and dirty, and the sign was broken. If it weren't for the cars parked outside and for the fact that I called ahead to ensure they were open, we would've thought they were closed for business, permanently. We enter the building lobby, for lack of a better word, and proceed into the dining room. The first step into the dining room was me stepping into a literal hole that is covered with a rubber mat. That's a definite hazard. I couldn't believe that they'd just cover it with a mat. That's really dangerous. At that point, I was really starting to rethink staying. We walk further in and there is this atrocious, sour, vomit-inducing stench that billows throughout the room. It slaps you in the face and takes your breath away, and it's covered by a very strong pine smell. Again, I'm contemplating leaving but my husband didn't want to make a scene. The place is FILTHY! And I don't mean filthy as in someone spilled food and didn't clean it up. I'm talking decades of grease, dirt, bacteria, etc. covering the floor and furniture. You could take a putty knife and chisel up layers of gunk from the floor. There was even a sign that said something like- "Wipe tables down each night- Alli". I'm paraphrasing, but that was the gist. If you have to tell your staff that.... ugh... We get to the table and I didn't even want to touch the chair to sit, let alone stay there and eat, but I didn't want to leave right after we entered the place. I was hoping (praying) the food would be worth it... The waitress comes over to take our drink order and brings the drinks back pretty quickly. The cup felt like it hadn't been washed, ever... It had a layer of grime on the outside. Say you cooked something greasy at home and let the greasy dish soak in the sink for a day, but a cup fell into the pan and soaked with it overnight. When you pick it up the next day and the grease is stuck to the side of it- that's what it felt like. I would've asked for a new cup, but I knew in my gut that the next one wouldn't be any better. It's like they run their dishes through a dishwasher that only has cold water and no hot water. Bleh. They take our food order and I'm quite literally praying that we don't get sick from eating here. Why I stayed, I have no idea. I guess I didn't want to hurt anyone's feelings. The waitresses seemed like they had their own issues and I didn't want to add to it. The food comes out and and it's time to eat. My burger was ok at first, clearly a frozen patty but I'm giving it a shot. Then I taste something off and stop eating it. My fries... I just can't even... a few of them were ok, but then I got to some that tasted like they had been fried in a deep fryer that had been used for years without being cleaned or having the grease replaced. My burger also tasted like it was cooked on a filthy grill. My husband couldn't stomach the place and only ate the things on his plate that he thought couldn't make him sick. We got the ticket, paid, and left as quickly as we could without being too obvious or rude. It's a little restaurant that is clearly struggling. This place was beyond 'dive' or 'greasy spoon' status. There's no possible way that this restaurant is safe to eat at. I honestly don't know how they ever pass the health inspection. The level of dirty here is not something that can be cleaned up the day before inspection day, just to get this dirty again between inspections. It must never, ever, be cleaned, or the inspector is blind, literally. As you can guess, we will never be eating here again and I don't recommend that you do either.

This place is just a little hole of the wall, but has absolutely delicious food! The service is…read morewonderful and very very friendly! The ambience is just casual And relaxing! We are travelling and I will stop here again and again!

We were seated right away during peak breakfast hours on a Saturday morning. Our server was…read morefantastic, he brought coffee right away as soon as we were seated! The food came out way quicker than we expected and was fresh and delicious. Overall great experience at this location!

I visited this place for the first and last time. I was excited about the 30-minute wait time, but…read moreit turned out to be a huge disappointment. The food tasted like it was made from processed ingredients. We ordered the 3-car pile-up, which looked like a plate of food scraps from other unfinished meals. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the plate, and I thought the waiter was going to throw it away. It was a sad sight: cut-up pancakes, hash browns, potatoes, sausage, bacon, all smothered in biscuits and gravy. If you're looking for a home-cooked meal, don't waste your time here.

Best biscuits and gravy around town none cheaper either always great cashiers and and Service…read moreusually pretty ambient not overly loud nice pie

Service was great!! The food was so-so. The mash potatoes were barely room temp, the roast beef…read morewas tough. We also found 2 ants at our table. :(

For whatever reason we were craving a bold fresh fantastic biscuit, and the big biscuit did not…read moredisappoint! The gravy was amazing, I had a skillet with chorizo vegetables, all kinds of wonderful things. I think it was called the Cowboys something? Anyway, all things were amazing. When you need a biscuit you can count on the Big Biscuit. The service was also amazing, and very fast for the morning commute.

We've been through Springfield dozens of times but we have never tried The Big Biscuit so we gave…read moreit a shot. We ordered the Del Rio Omelet & the Western Omelet. Our meals arrived in very short order & everything was excellent except for the Omelets themselves which seemed just a little dry & needed a little more flavor. Our server, Alexis, was quite personable & did a fantastic job of taking care of us & the prices were more than fair ( 2 Entrees & Coffee for $35.42. All in all it was a nice experience & we will gladly return to The Big Biscuit.

Relaxing and family-friendly atmosphere. I particularly enjoyed the Country Benedict with hash…read morebrowns. The hash browns were crispy and flavorful, and the gravy was rich, creamy, and delicious. We also ordered the steak and eggs. Although we requested the steak cooked medium, it arrived well done, and the meat lacked flavor. The service was great, and despite the minor setback with the steak, we had an enjoyable experience overall. A very good spot for breakfast in Springfield!

Stopped here while visiting Springfield and ordered the Steak skillet that came with a side of…read morepancakes. Not even 5 minutes after I placed my order, it was sitting right in front of me! I can't believe I'm admitting this, but the pancakes were actually some of the best I've had in a long time. The inside of the building is a little older, but it feels like home. I definitely recommend the breakfast to anyone looking to order, especially the pancakes.

My husband and I wanted lunch after a zoo visit and decided to try Kearney St Cafe. It was just…read moreafter 2:00 pm, and the restaurant was closing at 3. A very few diners sat inside, and pre-closing activities were taking place, so we weren't sure what to expect. My husband decided on a cheeseburger, and I chose the fish sandwich. Both were well-prepared, tasty, and delivered by an attentive server. We will definitely try other interesting meals on the menu another time when we're in that part of town.

​I am writing this review to bring a very uncomfortable experience to the owner's attention. My…read moregroup and I dined here two weeks ago on a Sunday. We had a large party and specifically requested Autumn's section. ​While Autumn and one of the other servers were fantastic, another employee--a short, older lady with short hair--was completely unprofessional. She threw a visible fit right in front of us regarding the table we were seated at, which instantly ruined the vibe and made our entire group feel extremely unwelcome and awkward. ​Customer service should never make guests feel like a burden for simply sitting at a table assigned to them. Because of how uncomfortable she made us feel, I am really not sure if we will ever return.

We had a fantastic night. For me the winning dish was the shrimp and grits. We also had the cod,…read moreand the La Reux salad. Our appetizers were the crab beignets. For birthday dessert we had the bread pudding! All were completely fantastic and the service was top notch. It really reminded me of the upper scale restaurants in the French Quarter. Definitely chef flavors. Original flavors. This is not a "we took some recipes off the internet and decided to open a NOLA restaurant" kind of place. I can say, La Reux would fit right in on Royal Street and deliver original flavors and be wildly successful and fit like a glove there. If you're familiar I'd say it's most like Cafe Ameli in the Quarter. Very happy we went.

This place is fascinating because each floor has a different ambiance. The first floor is more…read morecasual, second floor down is cooler, and the third floor down in the cellar is dimly lit and very neat. We had great service, and the food was amazing. This was perfect for a date night. We split the budain balls and fried green tomatoes and both were delicious. I got the steak which was cooked perfectly, and my husband's alligator po boy was amazing. We ended it with a decadent cake. Also, the cocktails I had were phenomenal. The best sazerac I've had, and a very solid espresso martini. We will definitely be back!