Heroes in Branson Mo!!! Fantastic food, Sam, great server, very easy to talk to, just a great…read moreplace, I highly recommend you go eat there, prices are very affordable!!!! Loved the photo especially of the nurses but I am a nurse sooo, loved the hard hats, fire hats, just everything, we will go back!!!

The place had its heyday 30+ years ago when top named celebrities had their own theaters here; now…read morethe community is riding on their shoestrings. I will say the highway system has been improved but too late. Branson exists as an example of how to perch a city on top and sides of steep hills. You need GPS to get anywhere! Prices are way jacked up. Tourist tax must be over 14%. Parking is at a premium throughout all tourist areas. There are lodges, hotels, resorts, and condominiums for miles. I do not understand the reason why. The waterways are just damned up creeks with coves of curvy shorelines and once a dozen boats launch from the same location into the water it's a traffic jam. Came once, stayed a week, never coming back!

Such a cute and cool stop on our golf cart tour. They had a few things to pick from and a bunch of…read moreIPAs.

Fun stop for a drink along the way during our ride on golf carts at Top of the Rock in Branson…read more Great service. The best ambience. Expensive (but so is everything at TOR)

Great atmosphere and great staff. This is just one bar of several within Summit. You put your card…read moreon file once and can easily hop between them all. Didn't try the food yet, but everyone said it was great too. We'll be back!

We went to limit sports bar in to get food and drinks and watch the Branson in Landing fireworks on…read moreJuly 3. We got a table out on the balcony and walked between the sports bar and the new incline ultra lounge so we could have drinks from both places. Are the bartenders were friendly the staff was friendly and being shorthanded like everywhere else right now we had our food in 20 minutes from ordering, which considering we waited 35 to 40 at another place the day before we were pretty satisfied. Our teams played pool and it was a perfect place to watch the fireworks. I am excited to go back for football season and watch games and enjoy the fall view of downtown Branson.

They are open. Nice place. Unlike the previous reviewer you'll now find paved drive and parking…read more Good food and drink. Live music during my visit.

Terrible.warm beers flys hot the bartender was on some type of drugs we sat in the heat for 15…read moreminutes before our warm beer arrived our burgers were burnt took a half hour.

Super fun place with lots to do! We were there with 2 adults, 2 teens and 2 tweens. We were there 2…read more1/2 hours but definitely could have stayed longer. Worth the money!

This was one place on my list of musts to visit for my teenager. I was looking for something fun…read moreand interactive for everyone in my family but especially him. When we entered it looked promising and after a discount it was right at $160 for our family. We also did the Fly-Ride on our ticket. The Fly-Ride to start was okay. It was fun moving around and feeling some water and being emerged in the experience. However, the graphics were awful. The video was blurry. Afterwards we went into the exhibit and a lot of it was run down. Shattered screens or out of order on some things. The area for selfies was a bit confusing. There would be games and then a random exhibit on Reagan or Big Foot. It was all awkward and did not flow together like one would expect. We didn't spend as much time here as we thought we would. To be honest my teenager was waiting for us on a bench at the end. It was not worth the price of admission.

I have never seen such a beautiful area covered up by so much ugliness. On top of everything being…read moreover priced they have very high sales taxes. Part of the taxes go for beautification of Branson. What do they do with the money?? The boardwalk and lake front are full of weeds, leaves and trash. I'm not talking a little a little bit, everything from diapers to beer cans to what ever ends up there. I even saw a city employee using a scoop shovel to throw the garbage and leaves off of the service road into the lake. they rest of the landing and downtown are not much better. Very disappointed in the whole area. Dave Mueller

Branson is in the southwestern portion of Missouri. If you're interested in seeing any type of…read moremusical show...Branson is the place to be!! For the 2 and a half days I was there...I saw a show every day. They're musical/broadway shows. I hate to say it's like a "poor man's" version of NYC broadway shows...but the entertainment reminded me of like, cruise type shows. And, for me...there's nothing wrong with that. I just think I'm a little jaded having grown up in NY and having seen shows like Les Miserables and Phantom of the Opera. But Branson is such a cool town regardless. The first day my father and I visited...they were having a free concert in the middle of town. The Platters, an old Motown musical group came on stage and sang "Great Pretender"! I absolutely love that song and my father grew up to Motown music so we were very happy. From there we bought concert tickets to a Motown show, and did a 50's themed musical show as well. There's other things to do in Branson as well for families. There's a replica Titanic cruise ship which you can tour. They have a Hollywood museum to explore. An American Bandstand musical theater. You can ride the Branson scenic railroad which is located in the heart of town. And you can walk around central/downtown Branson to buy souvenirs, trinkets, and t-shirts to take home. Downtown Branson has a quaint/small town type feeling and it was fun to explore the streets. The city of Branson reminded me of Gatlinberg and Pigeon Forge, Tennessee...if anyone has ever visited those cities, I think you'd find similarities in all of them. Overall, I really enjoyed my time in Branson. The shows/concerts I saw were entertaining and truly brought out the real feel of what Branson, Missouri is all about. I would recommend visiting for a few days. My father and I drove from Memphis on a 3 city tour. But Branson has an airport which you can fly into. It's also located in the beautiful Ozark Mountains in Missouri.

What a fantastic trip down memory lane!! Super fan of…read moreclassic arcade games and all things retro, 1984 is an absolute blast from the past! The moment you walk in, you're transported back to the 1980s with neon lights, vintage decor, nostalgic sounds! It's packed with classic games including Centipede, Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Popeye, Punch-Out!!, Galaga, and many many many more. The side with the arcade games you pay $12 and that's for the entire day. Unlimited game play. With the military ID you get in free! On the other side, they have pinball machines $.25 to pay each one. The collection of games an 80s paraphernalia is impressive, the retro vibe is spot on, and it's easy to spend hours having fun. 1984 is a must-visit. I loved sitting and relaxing, watching Ferris Bueller's Day off and remembering what it felt like to be a kid again. I wish there was a time machine because I would so hop in and go!! Very clean bathrooms, a party area you can reserve. They also have drinks and snacks to purchase.

Great selection of classic machines that worked well and were reasonably priced. if your a pinhead…read moremake a stop here

This is such a fun place!!! Stopped in the middle of the day from boating, and enjoyed a beverage…read moreand a fun game of cornhole! Everyone was so friendly! Great fun atmosphere!

Just simple bar food. Geared to kids and tourists. Probably won't make it in the winter. Nothing…read morethere for locals.