We decided to stop here for breakfast, it was packed, we were able to get a table real quick. Once…read morewe ordered our food it took along time to come out, but it was crazy busy. We all thought the food was very tasty

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.

Service was great, good was excellent. It's a diner..small, yet adequate…read more Fried pies were prepared while we waited at dinner. The next morning, we called ahead and ordered 6 to take with us on the way back to Texas. We also got sausage biscuits. The biscuits were terrific...soft and fluffy. This will definitely be one of our go-to places when visiting the Branson area. (Not to be confused either Top of the Rock)

Are you tired? Don't feel like making dinner? Check out the take and bakes. Tasty, fast, and tons…read moreof food. You are going to love this easy dinner idea.

Great food. Great service. Came in the weekend and there was a buffet. everything was wonderfulread more

I may need to update my review of this place after we've given it another shot, assuming that we…read moredo. That said, here's how our visit went. I should start by saying that we arrived fairly late, I'd say within the last 40-50 minutes that they were open. We didn't realize that we arrived so late inside the restaurant as it took a while to park and make our way inside. When we arrived and made our way to the ordering/checkout stand to place our order, the guy just stared at us and didn't even say a word. No hello or anything. The vibe he gave us was very "go away," even though he didn't actually say that of course. We asked if it was OK if we order and he grunted out what we thought was a "yes." I have to say that I am incredibly disappointed with the fact that this is the type of place where you go up and order your food and then sit down. Seems like a missed opportunity by them not having table service. It felt very much like a concession stand that happened to be outside of a gift shop. When trying to figure out what to order, we had a few questions for the young kid running the register. The entire time he's barely speaking a word, so it was incredibly awkward and irritating. We order our food and my husband had to ask another question, which he either did not hear or just deliberately ignored. When our food comes out, it's delivered to the table and we tried to eat quickly so we could get out of their hair. For a restaurant that's tied to a tourist trap, we did not feel welcome at all. Now, I'm not an idiot, I know we showed up within the last hour of their day, but come on, this is a tourist spot. I feel like the staff should've been a little more gracious. If this had been my business, I would be appalled at how my customers were being treated, no matter what time they arrived. On another note, the older gentleman out in the parking lot that was driving the tram from the restaurant area to the parking lot area was an absolute delight. We did not even ride the tram and I can tell you that the man driving it really enjoys what he does. He was so polite and friendly, even when we declined the ride. Kudos to that guy for providing excellent customer service. Anyway, back to the restaurant. I ordered the shepherds pie, which was actually pretty good. It came out hot as blue blazes Dallas though lol, so I had to keep blowing on it to cool it off. If we do end up giving this restaurant another shot, I would be happy to order the same thing again. My husband was not a fan of his food though. I can't recall what he ordered. We both tried the baked beans and they were pretty good. Anyway, I'm tired as I'm writing this so it's probably going to come off a bit jumbled. Short story long, we will likely try this place again at some point in the future since we are local and also plan on checking out the Shepherd of the Hills activities. That said, customer service could use some improvement in the restaurant itself.

A wonderful way to kick off our honeymoon getaway. We were staying at the resort so decided to…read morecelebrate our first night with a fancy dinner. The food seemed slightly overpriced for what it was, but it was tasty. My husband and I both got the filet mignon, medium rare. They were served more medium to medium well. Still very tender, though. The potatoes were delicious. They even brought us out a crème brûlée for dessert after we told them we were on our honeymoon. They were not very busy at all at 7:30. We enjoyed our meal while overlooking the sunset over nearby lake.

We had a really rude server. She was not nice. Was rude to me because she didn't know the cocktail…read moreI'd ordered and was even rude to my mom. Then she just disappeared. Never came back once to check on us. Another server came over and took care of anything we needed and he even brought me the cocktail I'd ordered that she'd been so mean about. She did reappear with the bill to collect her tip. We won't be back.

The service was amazing. The food was yummy. The best part was the wait staff singing for everyone.read more

Food was delicious, service was excellent, with singing staff…read more The ambiance is great. The chocolate nachos were delicious and large enough for several people. Highly recommend for a fun, family meal.

Portions are huge. Service is amazing and food is delicious. The one thing that really stood out is…read morehow clean they are. We sat at the bar and they wiped off every single syrup dispenser, ketchup bottle, etc. I had the pancake with bacon (ordered extra crispy). The pancake was enormous. And so good!! We will definitely be back!

I'm a sucker for a great breakfast place, and this is among the best I've experienced. It's a…read morefairly small, homey place well south of the town of Branson. I recently returned a year after the first visit, and it hasn't changed a bit. The menu is extensive insofar as classic American fare is concerned, but this isn't the kind of place you'll find 4 clever variations on Eggs Benedict. Anything named after Benedict Arnold has no place in the Ozarks. A year ago, I ordered a western omelet, which commanded my attention and exertions for the better part of 20 minutes. The portions are definitely generous - the pancakes are the size of pizzas. If you're on Ozempic, either skip this place or confine yourself to a single slice of wheat toast. Some gals in the group demurely ordered half portions of biscuits and gravy, thinking a dainty portion would show dedication to preserving their girlish figures. These "half portions" filled the entire (largish) plate. I made a mental note to opt for this on any future visit, and that future arrived this week. Biscuits were country-good, and the gravy was substantial, not that watery stuff that is sometimes drizzled on Pillsbury-from-the-tube biscuits. If you're in Branson, head a little south of the dam to Hungry Hunter. Get there early, because this place is deservedly popular and there will probably be a wait. And the parking can be a bit contentious. It's not open on Monday or Tuesday.

The wife had the sausage, eggs and ham. I had the bologna sandwich. It was out of this world of…read moregreat people.

We have been there multiple times over the past year and their food is always great and their…read morecustomer service is amazing. You arrive as a stranger and leave feeling like your friends.

Great little cafe chock full of down-home faves for breakfast & lunch! Sit anywhere, and order…read moresomething delicious! My wife enjoyed the 'Two Hotcake Breakfast' w scrambled eggs, bacon (and of course 2 big pancakes). I loved the 'Chicken Fried Steak & Eggs' with hash browns & toast! Big thumbs up for the Chocolate Milk!!

What a lovely cafe we ran into in Arkansas on our way home to Missouri. It sits in Downtown…read moreHarrison across from the County Courthouse. You walk in and right away you know this place is going to be good. The service is friendly and the atmosphere is modern. They have the normal diner choices you'd expect but you can tell they want it to be memorable. I had the fried chicken with mashed potatoes, corn and some cornbread. The salad you get with the meal was fresh and a good size. Definitely going to make this a stop next time we're heading south.