While driving from Maplewood, Mo to Forstill to drop your dog off at the finest groomer and taking…read morea short drive, you stumble upon a quaint, picturesque eatery in Marthasville. The menu, though limited, showcases a range of delectable homemade options. The eggs are truly outstanding. Hashbrowns are cooked to perfection, but the true standout is the biscuits and gravy, paired with top-quality sausage. As the saying goes, 'chefs kiss,' I was inclined to try their Bloody Mary but opted for my classic coffee instead, which was remarkably flavorful. The service went above and beyond!! I strongly recommend this restaurant and intend to revisit.

Which is their greatest asset--food, service or ambiance? I totally lucked out ducking inside out…read moreof a Missouri River Valley thunderstorm on my cross-America bicycle journey. Naturally I thought dry and warmth would be my favorite thing but the second I walked in it was friendly and fun. And did not see it coming...the Haystack breakfast was like nothing I've ever seen and the homemade donuts made me call the chef to rave about them. You must be know for your donuts and I blundered into them by sheer fate! Once the sky clears I will roll my packed bike off the porch and onto the famous rails-to-trails Katy Trail for my final 2 days from LA to St. Louis.

Great place in fantastic food and super people…read more Got it going on inside and outside Get in on the live music, which happens quite constantly

I had occasion to go out to Cori's a week ago, and had a chance to observe the atmosphere, the…read morefood, and the staff. This holds up that interesting adage that little local places in the middle of nowhere are awesome. I had their Earls burger, and while just a little more done than I normally pursue, the flavor was spot on. Better yet were the tater tots that were absolutely dreamy. They have bands playing regularly, and a friendly staff that makes you feel like a local. It's a haul, but I'm thinking I'll be back again sometime soon.

A major highlight on our most recent Katy Trail adventure, and I'm already looking forward to…read morereturning on the next one. One of the best parts of the Katy Trail is you blend remote, pure nature, with surprising and fun little stops that pop up throughout the journey. We had zero idea that the KT Caboose had been taken over and was open for business, but man, we were very pleasantly surprised. Not only is it on brand, being a caboose on the former rail line, it's like it was truly made for cyclists needing a nice pit stop. Shady umbrellas, trail views, and nice restrooms make this a total win. We got some ice cream and French press coffee, two of my favorite things in the world. It was wonderful, and I want to emphasize that what I am about to say is not a typo: it was *UNDER* priced. Yes, you read that right. In an era where grocery bills seem to add +$30 every week, and my old Amazon staples have all doubled, this place was actually underpriced. I don't remember exactly but an ice cream sundae with fresh fruit, several cups of coffee, and a big ice cream waffle cone were well under ten bucks. Johnny, feel free to bump them up a bit because we want you to make enough and to stay open for many years, otherwise we'll leave continue to just leave some extra as a tip for you next time in. There aren't a ton of places on the Katy since it's so rural and spread out, but with spots like Meriweather Cafe back west in Rocheport, and this spot, they really shine bright and make an impact. Grateful to have them and can't wait to be back in on our June ride!

This place is really unique! I'm surprised more people don't know about it, it's in a caboose left…read moreover from the Lewis and Clarke railroad, this is definitely worth a trip even if you are driving from the city. I drove an hour and it was totally worth it, the prices are insane, great for brunch and there are also wineries near by, you could also bring the kids or grandkids and ride bikes on the Katy Trail or even go camping.

This was a random find as we wanted brunch before heading back to STL and boy are we glad we…read morestopped by. There is not a wait list but we got there around the middle of the Sunday morning brunch rush and were seated within 5-10 min. The hostess was not in a great mood but we didn't let that hamper our spirits. The menu is huge. You can have brunch or Mexican lunch. They have your typical breakfast items with a Mexican twist or they have Mexican breakfast items. I chose the build your own croissant sandwich while my hubby got an omelet. Both were served with some sort of potato and came out in huge portions. They also walk around with some type of bread/donut that they offer you. We can't wait to try again!

Wentzville is becoming a hot spot for great Mexican food. Sunrise Ranch Restaurant is definitely a…read morespot to try if you're a fan of traditional Mexican breakfast. Chilaquiles are a popular dish you don't see too often in STL. Sunrise Ranch has several options for you which are reasonably priced and absolutely delicious. We visited on. Sunday morning during the rush and waited a few minutes for a table. Once seated we reviewed the menu, which had several classic Mexican breakfast dishes and some traditional dishes you expect (Waffles, Biscuits and Gravy etc.) to see. Service was very attentive and patient with questions regarding the menu. Food was absolutely delicious and generously portioned. There's so many options we can't wait to come back and check them out. I highly recommend Sunrise Ranch Restaurant, give them a try.

Service and food was great! Very friendly atmosphere .great location. Great prices. Fast serviceread more

I searched "country fried steak" & "chicken fried steak" and both results led me to this place…read more I am a big chicken fried steak breakfast person. My fiancee and I decided to check this out because she wanted pancakes. We mapped our way to Hwy 47 Kitchen - and as we pulled it, it was a gas station. I immediately was hesitant. We pulled around the back where it looks like they had a drive thru once before. The signage was all missing - i was considering turning around and going home. We parked, walked in, and it was packed... so, i thought okay maybe the food is decent. We sat down, were given water and menus. We both picked our breakfast entree and opted for coffee. The food came out fast, our waitress was nice and quick. Her pancakes were very large, they came with bacon, hash browns, and eggs. It was more food than she knew what to do with. She ended up getting half of it to go. My chicken fried steak was crispy, tasty, and had a decent amount of gravy on it. The eggs were obviously cooked on a flat top, and they had a nice texture to them. The hash browns had a bit too much butter for me - i had to over season them because they were soggy. My only other complaint was the amount of flies buzzing around. Other than that, it exceeded my expectations. I am glad I didn't judge this book by its cover.

Where do I start? It's always crowded because the food is excellent. Not merely good, or…read moreflavorful, it is, but Ainsley's takes cuisine to the next level. That's why it's crowded. And very much worth the wait. I wanted to recommend a dish, but to be truthful, all their entrees are delicious. I will add that their wait staff are excellent. They do yeoman's duty filling orders. Please leave generous tips. They earn it. Please visit Ainsley's. I'm just a Hermann native fortunate enough to eat there every chance he gets. I promise you'll thank me.

Our group of 5 arrived at 1:20 p.m. One table occupied outside, one table occupied inside. It was…read more96 degrees outside, with a heat index of 107. We had walked from Hermanhoff winery, specifically because we have loved Ainsley's in the past. Our fifth member was joining us from our second-street rental as soon as he dropped off our purchases. We were not allowed to sit until our fifth member arrived. Fine. We stood in the entrance. But my sister is in her late '50s and was overcome by heat from the walk. She sat down briefly so she wouldn't throw up and so she could catch her breath. The young woman running the restaurant immediately ordered all of us out. We appealed to her compassion, but she kept quoting The Rules, and insisted we leave. This had been one of our favorite restaurants in Hermann until today. My sister left in tears, humiliated, and struggled to get back to our rental. She is still crying. And thankfully did not collapse on the sidewalk from heat stroke. I will never forgive the young woman or Ainsley's for treating my sister badly. Shame on you. Shame on you. Shame on you.

This was my first trip into the Swallows Nest and I was so pleasantly surprised! This place is…read moresuper cute and they have such a fun variety of everyday and giftable items. I can't speak for the food, because I just popped in for a coffee, but I got a hot seasonal latte and it was yummy! I can't wait to come back and order some food, browse all the items, and sit out on their patio. The building itself is really beautiful and I'd love to sit and relax there on a nice day.

This was such a charming place! The cafe serves up some delicious noms and cozy drinks of all…read moresorts, while the boutique adds a whimsical touch with unique finds. It's a cute place to sit back and relax and enjoy some cozy treats.

Employees were all very kind. Our simple oatmilk latte was ridiculously smooth throughout the…read moreentire cup. The place is relaxing, a bit eclectic in the classiest way, and just comfortable. Seats about 24 inside with a patio for... 25? in the back. The brick patio was covered only by a pergola, so not weather proof. Ham, cheese & egg croissant was lovely! I felt like it could have used a tomato jam or something - something to offer some acidity to the mix. The Covered Wagon (a breakfast burrito, smothered in gravy) was very good! We both agreed it needed spice or more seasoning. My husband added lots of pepper and some Tabasco sauce (that's the only sauce they had available, plus salt and pepper). Wonderful way to start your day! (They also serve lunch.) Wed-Sat 7am-3pm Sun 8am-2pm May 2026

Friendly staff. Order at the counter. We stopped in for lunch. Really good sandwiches. We tried the…read moreChicken Salad, Definitely house made, and The Cherry wood Ham sandwich as well. The iced tea is brewed from loose tea and may be the best I've had.

We just celebrated the nuptials of my daughter Ally & her fiance' Shae , the Staff & Event…read moreCoordinator Skyler did a fantastic job! The food was delicious last night; Ally chose to have Chicken & Waffles, plus Biscuits & Gravy! Thank you so much for helping make such wonderful memories of their big day!

FIVE STAR SERVICE AT SUCH AN AFFORDABLE PRICE! My mom and I came to Cedar Creek for a weekend…read moregetaway.The entire staff (especially the ROCKSTAR Stephanie) were kind and helpful and welcoming. There is so much to do there, between swimming, hiking, golfing, and fishing -- or even just relaxing by the pool with a great book. The rooms are immaculately clean and so comfortable; the beds are like actually sleeping on a cloud. Make sure you get a golf cart. It's the perfect addition to exploring the grounds and making you feel fancy dancy along the way. The complimentary breakfast was delicious and perfect to enjoy on the massive sundeck at Town Hall. We were so sad to leave, and I am already planning my next trip back.

Hey all - if you're visiting adorable New Haven make sure and stop by to say hi to these lovely…read morefolks! Super friendly and kind people. Local Small businesses are having a tougher time than usual due to all the overseas travel. Try their delicious hot and cold drinks and yummy food! Mahalo and aloha for being pet friendly too

Charming town of New Haven offers up a terrific little deli in a historic building. Delicious…read moresandwiches and smoothies, along with friendly conversation. We were passing through to our next campground, so the ladies working there got to hear all of our travel stories. Highly recommend Lang A Tang deli for lunch.