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    The Simple Life

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    “Great place to stop and shop at the antique store and then enjoy some lunch in their cozy diner.”

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    7 Days Diner - Biscuits and gravy skillet

    7 Days Diner

    4.0(46 reviews)
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    I'm not going to slam it because my B&G skillet was really good as was my side of sausage…read more We walked in at 9 am on Friday. There were a handful of older men seated alone (likely travelers off I-70). We stood at the front waiting and waiting to be seated. The people in the kitchen looked at us but never came to greet us. A lady busing tables and wiping tables also looked at us but also never greeted us. Finally the lady who was busing tables came and sat us. Getting waters we asked for took forever. Taking our order then took forever. One of the men seated at the booth behind us had to take his cup up and ask for more coffee. We almost had to do the same with water. My photos show a 90% empty cafe but after she cleared tables, she rolled the cart right next to our booth and throughout cleaned plates off in it while we were eating. There were a million other places she could've parked that mobile cart and how she couldn't see people wouldn't want to hear her clean plates or clanging dishes... They would've been screwed if that place had been busy. I'd never return.

    My sister and I stumbled on this eatery while road-tripping and are so glad we did. It's darling…read more Leta was outstanding in service and also recommendations. Their mushroom soup was delicious and packed with mushrooms. I also had the Julie Salad with killer homemade ranch dressing. I only wish they wouldn't use all iceberg lettuce. We would definitely return, thank you!

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    Truckstops of America

    Truckstops of America

    3.2(11 reviews)
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    The Truck Stop Survives!…read more It has been a tough couple of years for truck stops across the nation. The double whammy of COVID 19 lockdowns and the past years price spikes (inflation) for fuel have taken their toll. We stopped in for a late lunch / early dinner at the Concordia, MO Truckstops of America, and noticed that they had added a Subway to their Country Pride diner for quick road food. Truck stops survive by producing edible carbs quickly and truck parking. But most survivors also amp up their friendly service with better than average home style meals - Country Pride has done this. While not crowded during the late afternoon, the service was its historic quick and friendly bench mark, the menu has been pared down a bit to match a decrease in demand. We went for a stir fry and a traditional American Breakfast of omelette and hash browns. The omelette was exactly what should be expected with no skimping of ingredients. The stir fry was very good, especially for truck stop fare. Adding a slice of "Reeces Peanut Butter" cake for desert topped off an enjoyable meal. During these inflationary times, I have been seeking out businesses that have earned their right to survive by providing consistent services and products at reasonable prices. This Country Pride had done exactly that. Yes, I will continue to make that Concordia stop as I cross I-70 they have earned it.

    Restaurant is CLOSED! Don't stop here, no food or coffee. Keep driving a few more miles.read more

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