I've been in St Joe for over a decade now and I'm ashamed to admit that it has taken me this long…read moreto eat here. The food was wonderful! Some people recommend this place, and some don't. I never should have listened to those who are not fans. My husband got 4 twisteds--2 chicken and one of each of the other flavors. They were all so good. And the fresh fried chips were delicious too. I got the fried swai. My husband is not a fan of fish but he kept stealing bites off my plate, it was that good. The batter was light and crisp. And the portion was huge. I LOVED the honey mustard coleslaw. I'm a slaw snob, and I have high standards. I look forward to eating the slaw again. The garlic Parmesan broccoli was good too. We will be back.

Met a couple of friends for dinner there while I was in town. Was not crowded but it was a holiday…read moreMonday. The theme is interesting, dead musicians and plenty of guitars on the wall. All their food is named after musicians. I had the Hank Williams hamburger, with spicy bacon jam, Cheddar cheese, and a couple of fried onion. The burger was delicious, the bacon jam not overly spicy for me but worked well. Great burger. Came with seasoned fries, also quite good. They brew some of their own beer, which both my friends and I thought they still had a little ways to go to perfect that. I had their Irish Stout which wasn't bad. A little more bitter than Guinness but ok. Definitely great food for a bar, and their craft beer will get there soon. Parking is around back.

If you are a history buff then this is your place. This museum is the starting point of the Pony…read moreExpress, Saint Joseph to Sacramento. Still has the original well than was dug for it inside the building. Self guided tour with dioramas and mannequins. Many interesting displays. Across from a park with a steam engine and next door to the Fire Department museum. Two blocks east is the Patee Hotel museum and Jesse James museum in the house where he was killed, though not the original location of the house.

Everything. The diaramas were well done. The item were excellent to portray the times…read more Community should be very proud of this excellent place in history.

Very Good I Enjoyed The Food As Well As Being Greeted As My Family And I Walked Into The…read moreRestaurant. Great Energy

Standard fair, small town steak place. Food was good, nothing extravagant or earth shaking just…read moregood. From the clientele looks to be a place where families frequent, and possibly gave for gens, though I don't know the restaurants history. There were 2 birthday parties in the house and drinks were flowing from the bar; beer & martinis appeared as fan faves. Old style salad bar that was packed with yummy salads like; pasta, potato, Napa, and slaw. Boiled eggs would have made it chef's kiss, speaking to my 70-80's child heart. We all have the prime rib. Beer is bottle only but you can get a chilled mug. I ended with a price of banana cream pie "to go" that I had for breakfast. The cream to filling ratio was not even, I would have expected more banana cream filling. Overall glad we gave it a try.

Imagine a lakeside diner. That is The Snackle Box. We stopped in on the first sunny Sunday in…read moreSpring, eager to eat a burger outdoors. This was my first time in, and you definitely need to expect a dive. While the food was tasty, the place is like a grimey marina boathouse - but maybe that'll add to the vibe for you! If you want to feel like you're in the television show, Ozark, this may be the place for you! Definitely a spot worth checking out in warm weather.

I have looked at this restaurant listing for a VERY long time and had it notched as a must try but…read morejust didn't ever seem to get a chance. WHY DID I WAIT SO LONG? The location is right on the lake, the food was delicious, and it is absolutely such a cute little place! I have been thinking about it for days and can't wait to go back!

I went to eat at granite city the other day and it had a great environment and amazing food. My…read moreservers name was Jessica and it was my first time in there and she recommended me food to try. She provided me great service and will be coming back soon!

Really great experience! I came for their Thanksgiving day buffet, because as a health care worker…read moreI still wanted to eat some Thanksgiving foods despite having to work a holiday :) I was not disappointed! The staff were super accommodating and kind on a busy holiday. All the foods in the buffet were delicious! Will definitely come back to try their regular menu!

I came here twice during my trip, & this place was great! The first time I came here was for the…read moreteppanyaki. The chef was enthusiastic, which made the experience great. The staff members were also friendly and attentive with their service. My favorite items would be the steak & the mini godzilla roll. The steak was juicy & soft, it felt like melting butter. The godzilla roll contained cheese, which made me curious & did not disappoint. I definitely would like to come back again!

First let me say- we are the folks who wont send back a messed up order at a place bc we hate to…read morewaste food. Sent husband today to get sushi bc we're in the middle of moving house. He went to ichiban bc he wanted "better than gas station sushi". Second time giving this place a chance- BIG mistake! First time food was mediocre: soggy tempura and so-so sushi, but chicken tempura was passable. THIS time- omg, can I give a negative star? Chicken tempura was tasteless chicken chunks on a bed of brown gravy with ONIONS!!! Rice had a strange aftertaste and sushi was less than stellar. We had it takeout or we would have sent it back to the kitchen and demanded a refund! BROWN GRAVY with LOADS of ONIONS!!! We barely ate any of the food, it was so bad! Never again.

Beautiful as other Well planned Shopping Districts around the Country, even had the Old World Charm…read moreof Europe. Beautiful Art, and Well Maintained Parks! Delicious Eateries of many varieties! Definitely a place to spend your afternoon while in Kansas City. Some pricey items to select from and some good values. Beautiful variety of necessities for anyone with even a delicate appreciation of culture, with aristocratic style or genuine taste. The service was amazing everywhere we went. The people here all very happy and mentally well-rounded, good for them. It must be the Good OKansas City Soulfulness. Enjoy your day-Blessings Friend!

This shopping district is really popular among locals and tourists. It spans across multiple…read moreblocks. Streets were decorated with lights and decorations. They have a lot of shopping, dining and entertainment spots. Saw an ice rink as well. There are both street and garage parkings available. It was busy when we visited around a Saturday afternoon. They had several big stores such as Dillard's, DSW. Barnes & Noble, Dicks, and Old Navy. There are many other branded and local small stores too such as Roots KC, Torrid, VS, AE, Sephora and more. Among dining spots I was surprised to see a Mochinut store. There were also Buffalo Wild Wings, Cold Store, Ihop, Outback, Red Robin, Subway, Smokehouse BBQ, among the well known brands. We spent some good family time here shopping and dining. All the places we stopped by had friendly service. Priced varied depending on store types. The area seemed safe and clean. Overall a really good place to visit outside of KC downtown area.

The Glore Psychiatric Museum is located 51miles NW of Kansas City in St. Joseph Missouri. It has…read morebeen called one of the fifty most unusual museums in the United States. The museum illustrates how the treatment of mental illness has progressed through time which was first located in a ward of the original "State Lunatic Asylum No. 2" Besides the artifacts of the instruments used for lobotomies, hydrotherapy and Bath of Surprise floors two and three have art work of the patients. Besides this museum St Jo was established in 1821 and became a principal channel of distribution for the building of the west also the Pony Express started here in 1860; visit Pony Express Museum which is a must see. The massive mansions reflect the prosperity of the 1880s. It's a fun day trip.

!!SIMULTANEOUSLY SERIOUS, FASCINATING AND SCARY!!…read more Provides a look WAY back at how mental and emotional issues were treated. Progress has fortunately been dramatic. Don't miss it. I've been through it twice and will likely do it again.