The staff couldn't be better. Extremely polite, kind, accommodating, and never ran dry on our…read morewater. They even heated our baby's food we brought with us. We started with 2 appetizers. The chips and artichoke dip which was not good at all to say the least and the chips tasted stale. But the mozzarella sticks were good. For our main course we got the sirloin and shrimp on a bed of rice with a side of cheesy mashed potatoes and macaroni & cheese. The steak was cooked very good. Exactly how my wife had asked for it. The shrimp wasn't all that but what do you expect for a landlocked state. Both sides lacked any real flavor, but the Mac&Cheese was "terrible" and my wife could only stand 2 bites before not touching it again. We also got the smoked sirloin with added mushrooms/onions with a side of mushrooms and green beans. The steak wasn't bad but the mushrooms/onions that I had added were less than desirable. The side of mushrooms was very good and the green beans weren't bad but probably wouldn't order them again. Overall great staff but only 4/10 food items that hit our table were any good. That being the 1 of the steaks, side of mushrooms, mozzarella sticks and ofc the rolls with butter/honey. I've been here overall 3 times throughout the past few years hoping it's gotten better, but it's still the same.

Sometimes you walk into a place and can tell right away they've got their act together. That was…read morethe case at Colton's Steak House, where we were seated almost the second we walked in--no waiting, no table shuffle, and the booth was already clean enough to pass muster with the pickiest mother‑in‑law. Before I could even get my glasses out of the case, our waitress--who also doubled as the bartender--was standing by, ready to take the order. Lucky for her, we already knew what we wanted. Drinks landed fast, followed by salads with the right dressing (a small victory in this world), and the steaks showed up before I'd even made a dent in the seat cushion. Mine came out just right--good sear, the right touch of smoke--and that baked potato was the soft, fluffy sort that needs nothing but a little butter and guilt. Our server managed that perfect balance: always nearby when we needed something, never hovering like a drone at dinner. All told, Colton's makes it easy to sit back, enjoy a properly cooked steak, and feel like you're being taken care of by folks who actually enjoy what they do. I'll be back.

Breakfast was delicious! Food was hot, service was great. We are from Texas so amazing to see such…read morekind people.

Upon arrival Thursday May 14th 2026 at 3:30pm we were the only 3 human souls in the diner besides…read moreour server and the line cook. Food was everything I expected it to be, perfectly average. The server was friendly. Unfortunately the jukebox was out of order like a McDonald's ice cream machine. Better luck next year.

The food and drinks were great. Our server Kory is the reason we came back a second night in a row…read more He made sure we had everything we needed.

I want to say thank you to Bridgett!!! The best server, excellent hospitality and is super sweet!read more

Rolled into town for business trip! I wanted to avoid a big chain restaurant, so I stopped at…read morePappo's Pizzeria! Large location, lots of tables, plenty of around the bar area. I ordered a small Caesar Salad and small Meat Lovers Pizza (approximately $28). The food was so good, I went back and got dinner to go! Large Blacked Chicken Caesar Salad and a small Meat Lovers Pizza. (Approx. $34). Service was good, all of the ladies were helpful. The vibe around the bar was lively and authentic.

First time at Pappo's. I tried multiple appetizers and the main dish, the serving sizes are pretty…read morelarge for just one person. Plenty of TVs and seating. Out server was very sweet and work out party of 11 adults and 5 kids with no issues. Great service.

What a wonderful unexpected gem we came across!! The place is super cute, service is great, and…read morefood was really good. I had a cold brew and hubby had the copper tea. He had a turkey club and I had a turkey avocado sandwich on multigrain. For sides we had cucumber salad, potato salad, and mac & cheese. A word of surprise, the potato salad is served warm, but it was really tasty. The only disappointment was the mac & cheese, which was grainy and soup-like with very overcooked noodles in it. They had no discernible shape and almost seemed like egg noodles oddly enough. We enjoyed our drinks, sandwiches and salads very much.

Such a cute, cozy place. It was like stepping into a warm cafe in another land…read more I started with a seasonal latte that had hints of toasted marshmallows, cinnamon, and pumpkin. Followed by a Monte Cristo. The bread was so light and fluffy. The saltiness of the meat with the sweetness of the bread and sugar with a little spread of raspberry preserves delighted the tastebuds. The side of fruit was large and seasonally appropriate. You order at the counter, where I think the owner was taking the orders and the accent definitely sounded authentic German like the name of the restaurant. She was lovely. Everything is made fresh so sit back and relax and the dining area is designed perfect for that with couches, cozy chairs and comfortable seats at the tables. I looked up what the name means: "Drachenfutter" is also a term used to describe gifts or treats that someone might bring home for their significant other when they feel guilty about coming home late or drunk. True to the "gift" part of the name, you can take yummy homemade treats home with you and they do have a section of gifts you can buy. A nice gem of a place along Historic Route 66.

Here is the place with a large variety of food cooked exactly like you want it. A great Salad Bar…read morefor as meal or an add-on to your order. Draft is also available. Don't miss this place.

So starting off didn't have high expectations of this place is seems to be a poor knock off of…read morefridays. They don't tell you before sitting you down or before ordering that there out of things and can't serve most th

So I was to tired to thirsty and way to hungry to waste a moment to take a picture but here goes…read more Now, if you've ever found yourself wandering through Waynesville with a hollow leg and a thirst that'd make a camel quit, you could do a whole lot worse than pulling up a chair at Hopper's Pub. It's the kind of joint where the atmosphere is thicker than a Sunday morning fog and the hospitality is warmer than a radiator in July. Since we're right there in the shadow of the fort, you'll find yourself rubbing elbows with all sorts of folks. They say you ought to eat where the locals eat, but in a military town, "local" is a relative term--most everybody there is from somewhere else, and they're all just passing through on Uncle Sam's dime. But at Hopper's, for an hour or two, everybody's treated like they grew up right down the street. If f you're looking for a cold beer, Hopper's has their own house brew on tap that's colder than a mother-in-law's stare. It's a sports bar in the truest sense--wall-to-wall TV screens making sure you don't miss a single down or a checkered flag. When there's a car show in town or a big game on, the place gets livelier than a porch dog with a new bone. Speaking of dogs there is a semi-permanent guest that stops by name of Norman. Pet him and you will have a friend for life. They aren't feeding birds here, friend. We're talking Burgers and fries of with tons of flavor. Sliders, cheesesteaks and wings, make sure you got extra napkins. I am not sure why but I think he also have vegetarian options. The staff is politer than a deacon on Sunday. They're attentive, friendly, and they treat travelers like they've lived in Waynesville their whole lives. Keep in mind they are pumping out a ton of adult beverages and food. A cold beer and a good burger are worth a five minute wait. Whether you're just passing through or you're a "local" who's only been in town since your last PCS, Hopper's is a solid bet for a good time and a full belly. It's family-friendly, high-energy, and highly recommended. And if you happen to be there when they break out the Bingo, hold onto your hat. They've got a unique set of calls and responses that'll frighten and amaze you the first time you hear 'em--it's somewhere between a drill sergeant's cadence and a tent revival, and it's worth the price of admission just to witness the spectacle.

Lots of crafts beers, the menu was ok, the food was good, not as many items to pick from. It wasn't…read moreas busy on a Wednesday evening which was good, lots of military and route 66 memorabilia. Not far from Fort Leonardwood, I hear is a favorite for locals in the area.