This is the OG location! Our server Josh was very professional and friendly. He was attentive and…read morefun to talk with. Great customer service !! Food was amazing! We all liked this location better than the other Branson location. This one was quiet and set against the Ozark mountains. The food tasted great at the other location, but even better at this one!! You can totally tell they put more love and care into their food. Definitely our favorite breakfast place here in Branson! We will miss it for sure!! Come to Tulsa OKLAHOMA : )

This PLACE IS A MUST STOP !!' If you are in Branson, the FOOD is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING & service is…read moredown Home country hospitality I can't wait to come back next time I am vacationing from Chicago! 5 Stars isn't enough... They deserve 13 STARS

This is one of our favorite places to go when we want to grab a quick bite…read more They have an amazing Patty Melt Burger, and they also have great grilled chicken sandwiches!

50s/60s themed interior. Tables and a mini counter with stools. Services are family and their…read morebanter with customers and each other was both welcoming and entertaining. Burger is thick and moist. Nice buttery bun. Fresh lettuce and tomato. Crispy fries. Can't go wrong with this place for a classic burger.

Great home cooked food. Chicken fried steak was delicious…read more Homemade biscuits were to die for. Yummm

We came for dinner here today with kids. Our server was lovely and very accommodating. We got 2 egg…read morebreakfast which was very good, it unexpectedly came with a biscuit and that was least tasty part of this dish. Husband got a cheese omelette and biscuits and gravy. He loved the omelette and the gravy, biscuits were underwhelming. Kids each got 2 pancakes. They ate alot and enjoyed those.

Everything about this place is a 5 Star. From the friendly and helpful staff to the food and…read moreatmosphere! We already said we are coming back here everytime we visit Branson and maybe even back for dinner tonight!

Cakes & Creams in Branson is such a fun little treat stop if you're in town and want really yummy…read moredessert. It has that classic vacation town feeling where getting ice cream just feels like part of the whole trip. Plus they have funnel cake and how can you not stop for funnel cake?! Great spot to cool off after walking around all day too! They have a lot of options, so it's easy to find something that sounds good whether you want pizza, hot dogs, a burger, ice cream, cake, or something extra sweet. Portions were generous in traditional diner fashion, everything was delish as well! Inside can get busy, especially during peak tourist times when we were there, so expect a little chaos and line movement going slow depending when you go. That's pretty normal for Branson, but worth knowing if you're tired or in a hurry. Overall, a pretty great stop!

Food was great. We had the #1 breakfast and the omelet. Wife said the omelet wasn't over cooked,…read morewhich usually happens when she orders one. Service was on top of it, and we got our food in less then 10 minutes. Everything was hot and tasty. I'd eat breakfast here again, and it wont break the bank. Very reasonable for a resort town. The place was clean and smelled nice. Some folks dont think much about smells, but its a big turnoff to eat in a place that doesnt smell decent.

Gag me with a spoon!!!! The place has a general dirty feel. We were seated near the kitchens and…read morethe smells were enough to take away you appetite. In my opinion this is one of those places that doesn't have to improve because tourist come and go. The only redeeming part of our experience was how friendly our server was, Next time I spend $60 on breakfast for two, I will research in more depth.

At first when I checked online, I couldn't find the open times until I realized they serve…read morebreakfast lunch & dinner. I thought I had to make a reservation - online said there was no available times but when I called, they said we would be seated with no wait. That was all a bit confusing at first but that's okay because 1 phone call figured itself out! When we got there we were immediately seated. The menu is definitely like a diner with American food staples. My husband and I got the burger. I got the single patty and for the price we paid, I should've got the double. We both got french fries for our side. Any other sides were $3-4 and specialty sides were over $6, which is a little outstanding to me. The appetizers were also $12-$15 so we opted out of them. We got waters because we had drank soda all day but drinks were over $3. The burger and fries were honestly so good! I just wish I had gone for the double patty to get the most bang for my buck. They did charge us like a dollar for cheese on it which was actually insane to me. I've never had that experience. For dessert, we got the brownie sundae and peach cobbler. My husband loved the peach cobbler and cleaned his bowl out! I really loved my brownie sundae BUT there was a TON of fudge on it- like mounds of it. I just wasn't expecting that much fudge! I ended up scraping it off so if you get the brownie sundae ask for light fudge. Our waitress was so nice & quick to help us! She seemed young too which sometimes is hit or miss with waitresses. The man singing during our dinner time was 22 years old and sang Elvis, Frank Sinatra, and took some requests. He closed out with some country music. He was singing to make tips to pay for his mission trip! I loved that!!! In total, we spent about $71 for our burgers & fries, 2 desserts (they were $10 a piece), and tip for the singer + tip for our waitress plus tax. Do I think $71 is a lot for this little diner.... yes. But was $17 of that towards tipping alone... also yes. Realistically we spent about $50 on dinner itself. It makes sense but I also think $50 can be spent on a bit thicker of burger that doesn't charge extra for cheese Anyways- if you're looking for a diner experience with awesome decoration, go to JBG's !!!

This is a great breakfast spot and the customer service was great. The restaurant was clean and had…read morea cool vibe to start the day. Definitely a place I would come back to.

A Bloody Mary with a sampler skewer of all their meats...need I say more?…read more In all seriousness, we walked in to a packed restaurant. When the hostess said it would be a 20 minute wait I didn't really believe her with the number of people standing around the entrance, but they have their operations and logistics figured out. If you can't tell from the start of my review, we think the Basted Mary is an absolute must order. It is an experience like no other. Both the Mary itself and the meat skewer were flavorful and rich and complemented one another fantastically. The chili fries were not bad, but I would just recommend sticking with the BBQ. Our burnt ends plate was fantastic, and so was the slaw and the okra we got with it. By far one of the best restaurants in the Branson area and a must visit!

We got a pick up form here today. It was easy to order online and food was ready within 30 mins…read more 1. Half and half burnt ends. Pork was meh, but beef was superstar. Side salad was good, but ranch was delish! 2. Ribs- husband was not impressed at all with flavor, sweet potato waffle fries were underwhelming, okra- best part he enjoyed. 3. Mac and Cheese- popular amongst children. We will definitely be back next vacation

Cute little cafe. Friendly service…read more The haystack was delish. All my fav ingredients stacked up. Biscuit and gravy was delish. Great flavor. It had a sausage, hash brown, and egg. Omelet was good. Side of hash brown was noted as delish! Highly recommend and would definitely get this again.

It was just okay…read more We stopped at Clockers Cafe for breakfast on a Tuesday morning around 9 am. It wasn't too busy and we got a booth right away. Our server, Shawna was super nice and attentive. We ordered: - Coffees and waters - Giant Cinnamon Roll - Eggs Benedict with Hollandaise on the side and Home Fries - Omelet with Ham, Onion and Cheddar with English Muffin and side of Hash Browns The cinnamon roll came out first as we wanted. While it was tasty, it definitely was not huge. For cinnamon rolls, this was average to small in size. At $5.99 though, it was priced fairly. My omelet was nice. The English Muffin was saturated with butter or Whirl. My hashbrowns were a big disappointment. The top of them were extra crispy and crumbled when eaten (overcooked). The hashbrowns underneath looked okay but were floating in a bath of cooking oil (Whirl perhaps). My wife's Eggs Benedict was decent as was the sauce. Eggs were cooked perfectly. Her home fries were large chunks of fried potatoes. They didn't seemed seasoned at all and they were cut too large. We have half of our meals leftover and will be eating them at home tomorrow morning. I packed my hashbrowns on top of a napkin to absorb the grease/Whirl so those should fry up nice. For my wife's home fries, I'll season them when I reheat them. So I'm calling Clockers Cafe average for the food and excellent for the service.