66 is a lot! The rest is to fill a character limit, here is…read morea lovely quote from Ted Roosevelt, title Man in the Arena: "It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.

Waitresses tried their best. Saying Beer selection was limited would be understatement. First 4…read moreoptions on menu were unavailable. No Guinness or sours (when they advertise Guinness and sour blends). Menu has changed and many less options with increased cost. Disappointed by the changes from a once great place.

The service was good, but the food was below average, especially, at the price they charge. The…read morestaff were very friendly and the place was clean. It was a bit loud, but the Saturday night crowd was starting to filter in. With the price of the food, we won't be back as the taste was subpar.

Good place to have a beer and grab some dinner. We all got taters. They were super salty and the…read morecheese sauce was a bit funky, but they were filling. Staff was friendly and food was quick enough.

So I was to tired to thirsty and way to hungry to waste a moment to take a picture but here goes…read more Now, if you've ever found yourself wandering through Waynesville with a hollow leg and a thirst that'd make a camel quit, you could do a whole lot worse than pulling up a chair at Hopper's Pub. It's the kind of joint where the atmosphere is thicker than a Sunday morning fog and the hospitality is warmer than a radiator in July. Since we're right there in the shadow of the fort, you'll find yourself rubbing elbows with all sorts of folks. They say you ought to eat where the locals eat, but in a military town, "local" is a relative term--most everybody there is from somewhere else, and they're all just passing through on Uncle Sam's dime. But at Hopper's, for an hour or two, everybody's treated like they grew up right down the street. If f you're looking for a cold beer, Hopper's has their own house brew on tap that's colder than a mother-in-law's stare. It's a sports bar in the truest sense--wall-to-wall TV screens making sure you don't miss a single down or a checkered flag. When there's a car show in town or a big game on, the place gets livelier than a porch dog with a new bone. Speaking of dogs there is a semi-permanent guest that stops by name of Norman. Pet him and you will have a friend for life. They aren't feeding birds here, friend. We're talking Burgers and fries of with tons of flavor. Sliders, cheesesteaks and wings, make sure you got extra napkins. I am not sure why but I think he also have vegetarian options. The staff is politer than a deacon on Sunday. They're attentive, friendly, and they treat travelers like they've lived in Waynesville their whole lives. Keep in mind they are pumping out a ton of adult beverages and food. A cold beer and a good burger are worth a five minute wait. Whether you're just passing through or you're a "local" who's only been in town since your last PCS, Hopper's is a solid bet for a good time and a full belly. It's family-friendly, high-energy, and highly recommended. And if you happen to be there when they break out the Bingo, hold onto your hat. They've got a unique set of calls and responses that'll frighten and amaze you the first time you hear 'em--it's somewhere between a drill sergeant's cadence and a tent revival, and it's worth the price of admission just to witness the spectacle.

Lots of crafts beers, the menu was ok, the food was good, not as many items to pick from. It wasn't…read moreas busy on a Wednesday evening which was good, lots of military and route 66 memorabilia. Not far from Fort Leonardwood, I hear is a favorite for locals in the area.

We decided to come back here and try it again. It is a very open air environment. Somewhat dimmed…read morelight but there was plenty of natural light. Tony was our superb server. Very helpful and answered all our questions. The food was good but I felt alittle salty which my sister liked. So really it's based on preference. The smash burger was just okay. Fries were good. Garlic aioli had lemon in it and it overtook the garlic. The pizzas were good and you can tell they make the dough in house. Beers were good. Overall we will be back when we are back in town.

Fantastic lunch!…read more When our son graduated Missouri S&T the ceremony was in the morning and he selected Public House for lunch - great choice! Our son shared that the Public House owner has presented to his Entrepreneurial class, sharing insights into getting a company, getting a brewery started, including interactions with local government, etc. he and his friends have frequented and this was the first chance for us family to visit. Mutiny provided exceptional service! For food, we enjoyed: - charcuterie board - 600-day aged priscuitto and coppa; three cheeses from Wisconsin and France; mustard and a fog jelly - all good - house chips - salads - Rueben sandwiches For drinks we all enjoyed: - coffee stout (House) - IPA (house) - non-alcoholic: Elderflower and a cherry lime aide Great food and a great time. Thank you, Public House!

Biscuits and gravy Saturday mornings, and the BEST Patty Melt west of the Mississippi!!! This place…read moreis great, great food and great people, and Zeus the dog (sometimes)

Dive-y bar with a great patty melt. Grab a game of pool while you wait. It's not speedy, but it's…read moretasty with some fun Route 66 memorabilia.

This was a great experience. The staff were friendly and the food was very good. We were seated…read morequickly even though it was lunch time on a Saturday. The place was quite clean including the restrooms. Just a great place.

Tasty food here! Initially declined sitting outside on the patio because I figured road noise from…read morethe interstate would be horrible, but found out it was laid out well and we enjoyed our food and drinks on the patio. The service was very good. A friend and I shared some tacos and an order of wings (which were tastier than the tacos). Makes for a nice stop before heading away from the interstate where restaurants are fewer and farther between. Reasonably priced.

Friday nights. Oh yeah! Super small dance floor but this is the place where you seperate the men…read morefrom the boys. One thing about single life was I wasn't looking for some 18 year old training barking up my tree. They have more tasteful guys here not ones ready to grab your booty just because they wanna. Decent prices here, good selection. Karaoke some nights. (Even I can be Mariah here.) They had one pool table but I know they are remodeling. This is inside the Ramada so it's good to stay here if you drink too much. Although a Cab is super cheap and a flat rate. Order the superman shot it tastes like bubblegum.

This is pretty much the only thing to do on a Friday night around Saint Robert. It is a very small…read morehip hop club. It caters to a lot of military people but not young enlisted Soldiers...so expect the majority of people to be over 25 years old.

Service, was great- super nice, friendly, and attentive waitress. I got the catfish basket-very…read moregood. My son got the chicken strip basket- very good. In our conversation with the waitress many of the items are made in house-in other words this place is the real deal. Our only disappointment was that we were traveling on our way from Independence to Eminence and were too far away to be able come back and try more of their dishes. My recommendation you can't go wrong-this restaurant is a gem, give them a try, you won't be disappointed!

Amazing food and service! The staff work hard to serve you and it shows. Awesome steaks, burgers…read moreetc. Non smoking inside and family friendly.

This joint is just like your rec room, but you don't have to sweep up or vacuum after each party…read more The folks are down home and have a hilarious sense of humor. The beer is cold and plentiful. Two pool table, great old songs in the background and super friendly barmaids. Chuck

Frisco Bar and Grill is one of those places that commits hard to a theme and then gently asks the…read morefood to catch up later. The concept is genuinely fun: you sit down and feel like you've boarded a vintage rail car, complete with that "on the way to somewhere better" energy. Unfortunately, the illusion peaks a bit earlier than the appetizers. After seeing glowing Yelp reviews, we arrived expecting small-town culinary magic. What we got felt more like Amtrak dining car, but the train is delayed and the kitchen is understaffed. Service was pleasant--no complaints there--just moving at the leisurely pace of a scenic rail tour through the Midwest. The food itself lands firmly in the "fine, technically edible" category, which is not what you hope for when the internet has promised greatness. The highly praised wings arrived absolutely committed to their sauce--gloppy enough that you start wondering if the chicken was merely an accessory. A light brushing and sauce served on the side would have kept things from turning into an edible slip-and-slide. The French onion soup also took a creative detour from tradition. Swiss cheese instead of gruyère sets the tone, and from there it becomes less "soup" and more "onion-forward gravy experiment." After a couple bites, the rest felt like a suggestion rather than an obligation. The roast beef sandwich leaned heavily into bread architecture while treating the roast beef like an optional insert. The meat itself had a distinctly packaged deli-cold-cut energy--efficient, but not exactly artisanal. Even the house salad managed to surprise, featuring tiny cheese pellets that suggest innovation in texture design, if not necessarily in enjoyment. And then there's the atmosphere note: smoky in a general sense, just not in the dining room--so you get ambiance without full immersion. The only real head-scratcher, though, is the level of restriction around what guests can bring in--at one point making you feel like your own onions might be considered contraband. It's a rare dining experience where you leave thinking, "I wasn't allowed to improve my meal, and somehow I still considered it." In the end, if this represents top-tier dining in Cuba, Missouri, then Michelin inspectors might want to keep the train rolling straight through without stopping. It's not a disaster--just a very enthusiastic theme restaurant where the theme outruns the kitchen by a few stations.

Well this is a Outstanding place for excellence all across the board ,Food, customer service was…read moretop of the line they even made a burger for my pet at no charge, clean, fun hip and 5 star a must go for anyone who enjoys the finer things in life.