I had an excellent meal here! My friend and I came in for dinner and wow this place gets busy. But…read moreeveryone was super friendly and we were luckily able to find seats at the bar. They brew their own beer and it was all super tasty. The bartender was also nice enough to give me a small sample of two of the beers so I can decide which I wanted to have with my meal. My friend and I shared a pizza, a platter of wings, and a burnt ends plate. First of all- I was shocked how good the pizza was. Given I'm originally from NJ, I'm a bit of a pizza snob. But it was actually quite tasty. The platter of wings was solid. Not the biggest wings in the world, but the plate came with a bunch and the sauce was really good. And the burnt ends were phenomenal. Super tender, lots of flavor. The place itself was very lively- lots of happy, talking people getting ready for the night. Certainly a place to come to feel "energy". I was certainly overly stuffed after this meal- would come back again!

One of the better spots in CoMo! Broadway Brewery has that cozy, underground "Cheers" vibe the…read moresecond you walk down the steps into the basement-level space. The beers are top-notch -- from the easy-drinking Canned Good and Flor Blanca Mexican Lager to the rich Thresher Porter, they're clearly brewing with care and creativity. The food matches the quality of the beer. We've been here for brunch and highly recommend it -- everything from the eggs to the bread feels fresh and flavorful. I also love how many of their ingredients are sourced locally, which really adds to the quality and uniqueness of each dish. On this visit, we shared the fried cheese curds and the brisket grilled cheese! We also happened to stop by for a jazz night, which was such a fun surprise. The live music totally elevated the atmosphere and made the evening feel special. That said, there's still a bit more they could do with the space -- it would be great to see more regular live music or special events to bring even more life to the room. Prices are a bit higher than average for Columbia, but for the quality, atmosphere, and local charm, it's worth it. Great beer, great food, great people -- a solid 4 stars!

This place is a dream for those who love to mix flavors in their soda…read more The possibilities are endless but if you're like me and can't decide what to mix in their suggested combos are the way to go. I had the bouncin berry which has a Sprite base. I really liked it! I wish I would have ordered a cookie so when you go don't forget to add a cookie or a pretzel to your order! The individual taking my order was very kind and they have a drive thru! So don't worry if you don't want to haul the kids out of the car.

This soda shop was the coolest place I've ever been to. Courtney was a great help in finding a…read moreselection that I would love. It was so clean inside and it would make a great place to hangout to bring a laptop. The staff was amazing when it came to it being our first time there. It may seem overwhelming but I would ask the staff their recommendations and they can assist you in picking the best option. They broke down what Sipz is and how to go about picking a drink. The staff was the sweetest and I got the Court Court and it's amazing. I highly recommend you go check this out!

Love, love love this place so much! We've been several times over the years whenever we're visiting…read morestudents at Mizzou. The garlic cheese pizza and the chicken and sausage Bayou pasta we get every single time! We've had many things off their menu over the years, but those two are definitely the standout. Couldn't recommend enough. There does tend to be a wait, especially I'm busier family weekends. But definitely worth it.

Good little pub! Great location near MIZZOU to stop and grab a bit to eat. The restaurant is large…read moreand spacious, with both indoor and outdoor seating and plenty of local decor! Our server was kind and attentive. We stopped in for lunch and had a 20 minute wait, but once seated we were well cared for through the lunch service. We started with the pretzels and wings as our appetizers. The pretzels were hot, soft and delicious! The wings were classic buffalo wings. For my entree I opted for the steak with mashed potatoes and veggies, all of which was satisfactory.

It was really good. Lived in town for 39 years and just have never made it here…read more Step back in time with this place. I feel like it hasn't been updated since 1981 which is most of its charm. Service was prompt and thorough. Place was clean on the inside. Staff was friendly. Good was surprisingly good. There isn't another spot around like this one. It's a fun spot if you want something unique and different.

Stepping into Das Steinhaus feels like time-traveling to a 1970s Bavarian lodge and honestly, I…read morerespect the commitment. Came here with coworkers while in town for work, and the throwback atmosphere was half the charm. Started with the escargot..decent, but could've used way more garlic! I went with the sampler entrée because I couldn't commit to one thing!It was okay, though I wish I could've picked my own sides, like Spätzle which was missing. Service was friendly and fast. Not a must-visit, but not a bad stop either, especially if you like your schnitzel with a side of nostalgia.

Last June, we tried a place called "The German Table". A quaint little German restaurant in located…read morein Cole Camp Missouri. It's almost a 2 hour drive from Kansas City; and was worth the trip. You might ask why we'd drive for 2 hours just to eat German food?... Two reasons... First, because we'd heard so many great things about this little out of the way place serving up some of the best authentic German meals! And since we'd been searching far & wide for a place that served a mean plate of German fare - that caught my attention. Second, both my husband & I were terribly spoiled from frequenting a little place that no longer exists in our town... "The Rheinland German Restaurant", which was located at the historical Independence City Square for over 29 spectacular years! It was another truly authentic German restaurant serving amazing meals. Sadly, it fell victim to the covid pandemic, like so many other family owned establishments.(Some history: It's owners, Heinz and Rosie Heinzelmann, opened the authentic German eatery at 208 N. Main St. in 1986 and operated it until 2015, before the couple decided to close its doors permanently, moving back to Germany). So, since their closing, my husband & I have been searching all over the area for another place to fill the void created by the Rheinlands closure. A tall order indeed! Then one day, I happened on some reviews about another little German gem, who were serving delicious "authentic" German food. Could it be that we had finally found the place we'd been searching for?.. As it turned out - we did! A bit far, but still in Missouri. Rumor spoke of a wonderfully delicious place serving authentic German fare; being prepared by a sweet little German woman putting love in every dish served. We didn't care that it was located about 2 from our home. We just HAD to give it a try. It's a place called "The German Table" and was as advertised. An unpretentious little place located on Main Street - in the township of Cole Camp, Missouri. They open in summer months Thursday, Friday, and Saturdays: from 4:30 to 8:30 pm. In Winter, they're open Friday & Saturday evenings: 4:30 to 8:30pm. They're busy. So I recommend making a reservation; as I'm sure if you don't, you won't find an empty seat. When making the drive to Cole Camp, we were delighted that the food WAS as good (my husband says it's better) as the food at the Rheinland. I think they were equally wonderful. We both ordered Pork Schnitzel in two different variations. For sides, we ordered warm German potato salad, spetzle, & red cabbage, called Rotkohl. It was all extremely delicious! Definitely worth the trip. I will admit, the service was both good & not so good. We had arrived early for our 4:30pm reservation, so we waited out front on a bench seated there until around 4:28pm, then headed inside. We found they were already serving a private party of around 20 people. Yet the rest of the restaurants tables were empty. The receptionist seated us against a brick wall at a VERY small 2 top table; even after voicing my preference for a different table, she insisted we sit there... Despite the restaurant being empty at the time, because the other reservationists hadn't arrived yet. As the place filled, we noticed many full sized tables with only 2 people seated at them. We were quite disappointed being forced to sit against a cornered wall seat at what I'd refer to as the "time out" table. At least that's what it felt like. After being seated, the receptionist whispered into the ear of our designated server and the rest was... shall we say, awkward. It was obvious to us that the server just wanted us to quickly eat & get out. She took our order but was so rushed in getting it, she made errors. I asked that my BOWL of soup be placed to-go, & a "CUP" of soup was broght in a ceramic cup to eat there, and it wasn't even full. Then, when asked if we'd wanted dessert, I ordered a bread pudding to eat there, & a cheesecake to go. Both desserts came to us in to-go packaging. Also, after our food arrived a different serve asked if we'd like bread and butter with our meal, to which we'd replied with a yes. We were surprised to see a small basket delivered with a sole slice of sandwich bread that was cut in half, & was placed inside. Also, there lay 2 tiny butter packs that you peel off the top & spread on your half slice of bread. It was a disappointing & a stark contrast to the quality of our meal. (Not unlike being served applesauce for dessert in a 4 star restaurant). It felt rather fast foodish, & took away from the meal experience. Still, all in all, our entrees were good, so we'd decided we would come back & give them a second chance to redeem our first negative impressions. Hopefully, our next trip will prove to be more successful.

Went in for dinner with a fairly large group 12. Service was good, and she did a fine job. Sort I…read moredidn't catch her name. I had the wurst plate that had red cabbage and mashed patotes as my sides. My wife had the snitzel with the German potato salad. Everything was tasty. The atmosphere was a little loud. Big open room Good place to try.

Service was efficient and pretzel was excellent. Staff was wearing masks. They were following…read moredecreased customer capacity recommendations. Overall great experience.

Super good pretzels. The manager Stacey was super nice and was good on helping me decide what I…read morewould like best. It doesn't look like many people make it through but the pretzels were still warm and soft. No complaints. :D

Great spot..,winery with authentic German cookery. Love it. It's a little off the beaten track,…read morebut definitely berth the trip.

This is a great little place that is attached to Stone Hill Winery. Probably one of the more…read morefamous Missouri wineries in the area. To start with... This place has an amazing ambiance! It is very romantic and extremely picturesque. Make sure you check my review on the Winery to see the rest of the photos. The service and the food. This place, though it isn't indicated anywhere, stopped seating after lunchtime and took a break between 2 pm and 4 pm. They weren't kicking diners out, but also wouldn't seat anyone till 4. This is a bit of a shock for those just trying to get a late lunch and missed the 2 pm deadline by a few minutes. There is no other close option for snacks or something of the like. And unfortunately, the attitude was very much of a... "well, sorry that you weren't prepared!" We almost didn't return, but we wanted a specific item off the menu. And to rate this place! (Just dropped my rating to 3 stars from 4 as I think of this. When we did return in time for dinner, the same person who didn't recognize us at all cheerfully greeted and seated us. The waitress was very good and knew her stuff. Even so far as to suggest a specific wine with my dinner when asked. The food - This is the main thing that lost a star. It was OK. I chose the German Trio, thinking of getting a little of everything. And, I did. However, when it says smaller portions (see menu picture), they mean it! There was a smallish brat, an incredibly small and overcooked piece of schnitzel (pictured), and lastly some overcooked pork with a sauce all over it. I believe they get away with serving this kind of food for several reasons. a.) The sauce is amazing! And yes, it is on lots of the food or on the side as you wish. b.) The winery has a trolley that runs to it. So many visitors are "trapped" till it returns, so a place to eat makes sense. Also, the place's main concern is wine. The average customer is at least lightly sauced and will view this as the best meal ever because they are going to remember the sauce! Those of you who typically read my reviews often times know that I give each venue the benefit of a doubt and will go eat at them a few times to ensure it wasn't just a fluke. But not this time. I found nothing extremely redeeming other than the convenience of eating right after drinking a bunch of wine. This place touts itself as one of the premier, old school, and fancy restaurants in Hermann. It is not. Pick one of the others and have a better meal.

Tin Mill Brewery is a neat stop if you're in Hermann! The historic building has a unique, rustic…read moreatmosphere. The burgers weren't anything special, but they were still good. The service was quick, just a little awkward. It's a relaxed place to unwind, whether you're grabbing lunch or enjoying an afternoon with friends.

Lovely large patio and great food & cocktails. My husband enjoyed his beer as well. Definitely…read moreworth checking out.