I was under the impression DQ wasn't the best. Went here with my husband and it was 10/10. Now we…read morelove it!

This Dairy Queen has been great lately. Perfect blizzards, nice service, good deals on snacks and…read moresuch and they're always hot and fresh when I've ordered their entrees. Not sure why they have bad reviews but as of 2021 it's definitely improved.

I've learned to order only certain items here. I once ordered the turkey sandwich and I could have…read moremade this sandwich at home. Deli meat with loaf bread, nothing special that I would ever order this again. I didn't eat there for years after the bad turkey sandwich incident. Recently I started going there occasionally. It will never be a "favorite" restaurant of mine.

TLDR: Woody's is like stepping back in time to 1985. The barbeque is OK…read more MENU: Odd mix of miscellaneous items. Americanized Italian food like spaghetti and fried ravioli, mixed with barbeque ribs and brisket, and Midwestern fare like the tenderloin sandwich, and a few odd balls that were popular in decades past, like blackened fish. FOOD QUALITY: Mediocre. Lots of factory-made/frozen items, and simple things you might as well make at home. MENU FAVORITES: The only thing I go for is the barbeque brisket and/or ribs. MENU FAILS: There's nothing wrong with Italian American food, I just think it's odd to have it on the side with barbeque. FRONT OF HOUSE SERVICE: The dive bar in the back seems like a local's place where newcomers are kept at arm's length. KITCHEN SERVICE: No complaints. One time I got the barbeque platter and an older guy with a white beard came out and watched me eat for a little while. I guess he was proud of his food and wanted to see if I liked it. COMPETITION: To my knowledge, there aren't any other restaurants offering barbeque ribs and brisket right now - hence the reason I go here. For Italian food go to Venezia instead. For American food go to Maxwell's instead. For a steak go to TK Prime instead. ATMOSPHERE: I've only ever eaten in Woody's, and not the main restaurant; the reason is because I typically dine alone, and if you show up at the front door by yourself, they will ask you to take a seat back there instead of in the dining room. Woody's is a dive bar in the back; dimly lit, sticky tables, and two televisions for every customer showing whatever the current sports game is. There's a mysterious downstairs room with a jukebox. The main restaurant seems bright and cheery, if a bit close.

Arrived on a Saturday night to a pretty healthy crowd. I can't say that the name of the joint…read morematches what I had envisioned, after years of passing. I should have second guessed my desire to walk in and see a Nonna in the back with racks of pasta drying. But you never know! The food was your lower quality, frozen, prepackaged fair. Chicken in the fettuccini tasted like the bags of precooked chicken you can get at a market. The pizza was decent but for KV probably better to stick with chain pizza. The salad came with a packet of dressing, when homemade dressings aren't that hard to make and less pricey. I won't be back, just not my cup of

This review is for pizza delivery, not dine-in or takeout…read more I had heard good things about Bellacino's, so I ordered a pizza delivered to my hotel room. I requested an unusual 3 topping combo - pepperoncini, green olives and black olives - and they nailed it. The pizza was crisp, cheesy and flavorful. They said it would take 45 mins but I got it in about 30. Nice work!

Better than I expected from the outside. Maybe they should work on that exterior? But the food…read morewas delicious and the service was top notch (Thanks Jess!). Love a place that does breakfast all day! Would've been EVEN better with breakfast cocktails, but I guess I'm not gonna get everything I want in Kirksville. Glad we stopped in.

The absolute best breakfast place in town. Every time I eat there, the food is amazing. The service…read moreis awesome. You can order breakfast anytime. I really love it. The pancakes are amazing

To shut down the previous reviews, the service was very quick. Sat us down immediately ambiance was…read moregood. Nothing fancy but nothing bad. Now for the important part. The food. I tried 75% of the food offered to give a review. And overall I give it a 3.5 overall score out of five. There were some items that were very good, and then items I could do without. I would come here again. Good restaurant, if you're in kirksville give this place a shot. Quantity of the food was good as well

Typical Chinese buffet, the kind that was EVERYWHERE 20 years ago, but is rare nowadays…read more Visited this afternoon with a work colleague. Decent value at $11.99 each. We ordered tea and sodas (these cost extra) and then sampled the wares. I had one plate so there was room for a tiny bit of dessert. Service was good. Food was being made fresh in an open kitchen area, which I have never seen before in a Chinese buffet. No issues with parking. Bathrooms were clean and well maintained.

For those traveling through stop here for fresh baked goods by "Love at First Bite Bakery". Don't…read moreforget to select pies ready to bake in the freezer at the back of the store!! Watching your gluten? Check out the veggies and fruits! The lovely apples are perfect for snacking and you will find all sorts of other goodies! Perhaps the kids need books or car suitable activities. There are music CDs available for purchase and boxed greeting cards! During spring the hanging baskets of flowers make great gifts and in Autumn who can pass up a hostess gift of a pumpkin, a chrysanthemum and some dish towels or a hand crafted apron! What ever possible sweetener you might need you will likely find here. Baking ingredients like vanilla baking soda, even chocolate ice cream sandwich cookies are on their shelves. The Staff is well informed and involved in supporting the community via the Kiwanis Farmers Market in Kirksville and beautifying the highways by participating in Highway Clean up projects. Sandwiches can be handcrafted at the deli counter and there is plenty to fully stock your pantry and refresh spice racks! The varieties of loose leaf teas are a personal favorite of mine! Sit a spell in the outdoor furniture and talk to the staff to place an order! So much to see!

This is a truly terrific store, You must stop and see ir for yourself! You won't go away empty…read morehanded, Please ket me know if you ever open mail order for some of teas etc +++++++++

Short answer: Maybe…read more This location is a treasure, with a history going back decades. It's a special place. A media release this past summer announced, "Hospitality company ExplorUS has been awarded a 10-year contract to operate concessions at Thousand Hills State Park in northeast Missouri beginning in January 2024." That was just a few weeks ago. I was visiting town and came for dinner here for the first time in years, so this is my first look at the new operation. So how are things faring? - The food was okay. Not bad. But seems to fit more into the realm of "something decent in a place that's convenient for where you already were" rather than destination dining. Here, you're likely coming for the view or because you're already nearby. - The drink menu was disappointing. Better than you might find in some other places in years gone by, but not quite where it could be. - Kind service. Young team, we were there on one of the first days of the season, so they were still getting their rhythm- not in a negative way. They were great. I love this location. I love this part of the world. I am rooting for it hard. As such, I'm protective of this place and the people. So let's talk about value: This is where it falls off for me. As an example: One of the appetizers is onion rings, for $10. They aren't bad. They might be good enough. They are not $10 good. And there are not enough of them to justify the price point. Or their cocktails: Some places out there are charging $14 for mixed drinks. Even more! I don't begrudge it, some places are doing inventive work with an expertise or ingredients that costs money to sustain. But then other bars and restaurants follow the trend and deliver the price point... but not the quality. That's where I get annoyed. It's possible the drinks are $14 amazing, but reading their menu left us skeptical and we just went with a beer ($8) and a glass of wine. Another aspect of the menu is the menu itself. Ours were very clearly printed on inkjet printer, then laminated. If I may offer some free internet advice - go with laser, or a print shop, or adjust the design. Very difficult to read certain prices because the typeface is small and skinny, and white text on a blue background can look great, but with a basic inkjet printer you're going to get bleeding (which ours definitely had) and uneven coverage, and laminating can make it even harder to see. Is this a super nerdy tangent? Absolutely. But it's a detail that's fixable, and one that impacts guest experience and perceived value of what you're delivering. The part of the menu that really got to me, though, is the fact that all the prices end in .99 or .95 - this is a marketing cliche that to me just feels disrespectful at this point. You do that when you're trying to trick people. That's not a great sign for where priorities are at. A place that serves filet mignon does not need to be doing this kind of hack chintziness, it's tacky. Just own it - either your food is worth it or not, this is not a place where impulse buyers are going to matter a whole lot. This location should be a destination, with food that complements the beautiful setting. Imagine something on the level of The Pear Tree and Sebree's. A place that showcases just how amazing what we grow here is- food, talent, people. And one focused on delivering as much value as possible for the population it serves. I don't know about you, but I like that idea. So why mention all this? ExplorUS has just a signed a 10-year contract. They will be here a while. So the choices they make will impact the experience that visitors to our park will have. And those experiences will form a picture of this area- for the people who live here and those who don't. ExplorUS is a management company that used to be called Ortega National Parks, a concessionaire that was recently bought by a private equity firm. That firm is based in Los Angeles. They will want a return on investment. And that return is not going to stay in the local community. Those pressures are real, which is why I'm vigilant and wary. Done well, these arrangements can add resources which will improve the experience for everyone. But if the pressures for profit get out of control, it turns into an extraction operation where the goal is to take as much from the area while giving as little as possible. Corners get cut while prices increase. Which is not an environment I want for our park or our people. It feels easier to get right when the leadership is in the local community. And in some ways, the eccentricities of the menu might be a sign of local involvement in the design, or at least the printing. Hopefully the local management will feel empowered and supported in making improvements. I am rooting for them! So we will see how it goes. And for the next ten years we will have no other choice.

Not horrible, but ain't great either. The appetizers were even greasier than most fried food I get…read morein restaurants. The salad was okay, but nothing to write home about. The cocktail was good. Service was okay, but they were out of at least 2 items that were wanted by my companions. Don't know how many other things that nobody was asking about. The view is FANTASTIC and makes for a pleasurable meal.

Wow!! I was not expecting the food and service to be so amazing. This was absolutely above my…read moreexpectations. I would recommend you try it out for yourself.

Food was great. Service excellent. Ambiance clean, simple and comfortable. Would not hesitate to…read morereturn anytime in Kirksville!

I enjoyed the breakfast vegetarian pizza! The staff were pleasant and accommodating- an overall…read moregood experience, and I would recommend take-out.

I have had a terrible experience with this gas station! I was seemingly overcharged by $16 due to a…read morefaulty pump last time I came here, and when I requested a refund from the manager, named Dale Magruder, he got hostile and agitated with me and hung up the phone. They have lost a valuable life time customer! I will go to the one right next to it and never come back here!

I have had a terrible experience with the South Baltimore Branch of this gas station! I was…read moreseemingly overcharged by $16 due to a faulty pump last time I came here, and when I requested a refund from the manager, named Dale Magruder, he got hostile and agitated with me and hung up the phone. They have lost a valuable life time customer! I will go to the one right next to it and never come back here!

Bacon breakfast pizza is awesome. By the slice in the store or you can order for carry out…read more Pizza's occasionally are a little greasy on top from the cheese but a lot of the time that's taken care of. I still miss Taylor as he made the best pizza's, but they are still great. Monthly specials are priced decently, and if you like bbq beef you need to try theirs. BTW, this is a convenience store with a sub shop and pizza kitchen, it is not a restaurant.