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    The Hook Cafe

    3.8 (6 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Awesome service, food was quick both to do and sit down. Good spicy Bloody Mary to kick the day off.

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    Meriwether Café and Bike Shop

    4.6(88 reviews)
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    Stumbled upon this cafe on a trip to Innsbrook Resort (from Kansas City) and it was the perfect…read morelittle stop to relax and refuel. Staff was kind. Menu was good. Drink options were exactly what we needed. Atmosphere inside left a little to be desired but the otudoor seating was nice. I would return.

    Wandering around the area and have heard of the Meriwether Cafe, so we gave it a try. It is set…read morealong the Katy trail, and hosts a bike shop with rentals. Very lovely outdoor patio. There was ample indoor seating, but the patio won out. Our servers were very friendly, but at times absent a little too long. Perhaps. As it is a rest stop on the trail and people linger around resting. We had a good time visiting and hanging out. The menu was hard to pick from, so many great choices, breakfast all daylong. I ordered the pulled pork and pickle sand which with fries. It t was good and the fries were crisp and fresh. My son had the patty melt and he said it was good. He particularly liked the spread that came on the side. I don't think it made it to his sandwich, he ate it with his fries. I had a drip coffee and he had a latte. Good, but $4 for a drip coffee and he seems a little over priced. His latte was $6+, also good but over priced. I like this little trial side cafe. Maybe stick with water. Oh, they also have wine available. I'd go back if I'm in the area.

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    The Highlander Public House - Fish & Chips with side of shrimp. Really good except fish a bit on the greasy side.

    The Highlander Public House

    4.6(67 reviews)
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    All the food was really good. Especially the chicken and waffles, fish and chips, and the summer…read morestrawberry salad. The waitress (Clara) was awesome. It was a little slow because they were so busy but they had a dude playing guitar and singing songs. Absolutely worth the wait and essential to end your day on the lake.

    The family decided this was the place to go for early dinner the Saturday of Labor Day weekend…read more Fortunately it wasn't super busy and we got a parking spot right outside the door. That's pretty fortuitous since it was 100°+F outside. Overall it looked like parking was a smidge limited, so I'd imagine if this place is busy, you might have a bit of trouble finding a spot. We hit the shift change, but our waitress was prompt and had drinks (hello Guinness) for us pretty quickly. Sidenote though, sitting close to the door when it's really hot out can prove a bit uncomfortable with people entering/exiting and being blasted with heat. We started with an order of fried pickle spears, which were tasty, but fell apart after a bit or two and were fairly messy. Mom and I opted for an order of the chicken and waffles each. It looked significant in the pictures, but having not really eaten all day, I was feeling ambitious. Mom failed to eat half of hers. At the expense of my waistline, I was able to devour the entirety of the 4x millionaire's-esque bacon strips, 3x waffles, 2x fried chicken breasts, and the orange maple syrup (which was unique and fantastic). Overall, while it was pretty good, it was more of an exercise in quantity over quality. I can't even fathom a dessert after this size of meal. This was closer to a 4.5 star experience, but next time I'd probably want to do something with a smaller portion to save room for cheesecake and an Irish coffee.

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