Great food! Very reasonable prices! Friendly staff and it's just an adorable country café! Highly…read morerecommend this place!

Our BLTs were fresh and tasty, But the onion anglers were amazing. Friendly and helpful service in…read morea clean and welcoming environment. Quick stop on our road trip.

Great little restaurant, awesome tenderloins, fried chicken & desserts are delicious as well!!read more

This is always a must when my dad is in town. Today we were here for breakfast, which was very…read moregood. They offer all the usual breakfast fare at a great price point. My dad had eggs, hash browns and a biscuit with gravy. He enjoyed everything on the plate. The pancakes are plate size and quite filling if you're up for a challenge. Today I had oatmeal and toast and it was perfect. You know it's good when the place is full of regulars from town. Definitely worth a visit if you want to enjoy some home style cooking.

Honest good food love the home made meatballs and home made mashed taters…read moregood service clean and friendly

Food was good and service was on point. We had roast beef plate with mash potatoes and gravy and…read morehusband had fish and chips we had loaf of bread and pie for desert. I would go back.

TLDR: Basically Denny's…read more MENU: Breakfast seems to be the happening thing here, especially brunch on Sundays. They have your typical breakfast fare in the morning, and diner style burgers, fried chicken, and whatnot during the day. FOOD QUALITY: Good, but very basic. I believe most of the items are made up of factory ingredients thrown together. For example I went here for brunch with a friend recently and got the barbacoa bowl - the spuds were the frozen par-fried kind, the cheese sauce was out of a can, etc. I also had the nutella waffle, which was a frozen waffle (kinda soggy, rather than crispy) with literally a squeeze of nutella and a sliced banana. Their stuff is basic to the point that you could make most of the menu at home in less time than it takes to drive up there and wait for your order. MENU FAVORITES: I've only been here twice, once for a burger (which was pretty good - I'd say a contender for the best restaurant burger in Kirksville), and once for brunch, so there's a lot of things I haven't tried. The stuff I did have was satisfying, and the price is fair. MENU FAILS: N/A. FRONT OF HOUSE SERVICE: Staff is friendly and attentive. KITCHEN SERVICE: The food is basic, but done well. Your scrambled eggs will be cooked through but still moist. Your pancakes will be nicely browned and fluffy. COMPETITION: The closest comparison for breakfast stuff would be Rosie's Northtown Cafe, and Diner 54 is definitely better. For burgers and fried chicken, the closest comparison would be Maxwell's, and I'd say they're about the same, quality-wise. ATMOSPHERE: The last time I went was for brunch on a Sunday and the place was PACKED! (Meaning there was a short wait, the restaurant was noisy, etc.) Otherwise, clean, comfortable, and cheery.

OK, so we get there we order our food you know normal stuff and then we get the mashed potatoes and…read morethey're green and it looks like an alien urinated in them. The chicken looked like it had just been killed and not a good way and it was dry AF as said by the person who ate the chicken the chicken wraps were good and so the fries, but they were really big and also the tomatoes, kinda taste old. their chocolate milkshake was really good and it brought all the boys to the yard. The onion rings looked really bad, but I guess they were OK and most of the food was average. The service was good. We got our food pretty quickly and it was a quiet little restaurant. It was like little café. It also kind of looked like a trap house, but it was OK on the inside.

Located near the sale barn in Brookfield, this place proved to be an excellent choice for lunch. I…read moreknow several people who eat here regularly and love it. During a recent visit, I went in to find the lunch special that day was a BBQ beef sandwich with potato salad and baked beans. The beef was tender and tasty. I really expected it to be LLoyds in a bowl BBQ from the grocery store, but it wasn't , much to my delight. Generous portions were ample for a big eater like me. The potato salad was very good but had a twist on its makeup, it was more like mashed potatoes with a few chunks thrown in with the onions, and pickles. Same taste, just a little different texture......maybe it is easier on the digestive system...I am getting to the age where I have to pay attention to these kinds of things. Baked beans were smokey flavored. My only draw back here: being from an area where smoking in public has been taboo for some time, sitting next to a smoker can throw you. Otherwise the food is a 'come back to"

This place is the kind of home cooking you are looking for there meatloaf is amazing and The…read morecinnamon roll is spectacular don't miss this place on your way through

We drove up from Kansas City to get out of the house (tired of the cold weather and snow) and was…read moreheaded to Robyn's restaurant, however it is closed on weekends even tho maps said it was open‍. So we ended up at DINO'S Diner. Open 24/7 serving breakfast, lunch and dinner any time. There was a very extensive menu for everyone. Its was hard for me to pick! I ended up on Dino's skillet. It was just so delicious in my opinion. And plenty big of a serving. Currently $10.99. Picture below. My husband had the Ruben sandwich and fries. He liked it, But he gave me no details. . I tasted a fry and it was hot and crispy. Just the way I like them. The bread was pretty. Lol. I tasted it and it was just bread. I did taste the rest of the sandwich tho. Our server was excellent too. It was not crowded when we were there but steady customers coming in. We were served quickly too. I would have liked to try the pie or cakes available, but I was way too full. From Cameron we drove to St Joseph for chocolate. Rocky mountain chocolate factory. It was about 30 mins from Cameron and then back to KC. Great outing.

Friendly service , country dinner feel, large portions of food and down home cooking not fast food!read more

Everything that I've had here has been so tasty. They're smoothies are really delicious alsoread more

Made it back to place, visiting a friend; and I give this place high marks for their efforts!…read more The big breakfast burrito, if you're into a little Hispanic spin for your breakfast - well this one is for you and it'll be a good one. I'd personally go for (more) cheese sauce next time. The salsa that came with this burrito dish - it appears they're making that salsa - and it's a great tasting salsa! So good a salsa, that I make one small suggestion: Instead of those Tostitos round chips being served as the side. Might I suggest something like the Tostitos Cantina style chip. The salsa deserves to be paired with a far better chip! And I'll mention again, the music memorabilia adorning the walls, sure is neat, all throughout the place. Somebody took some time collecting that collection of items!

Great food! Homemade everything! It's been an age since buffets were a thing so we were surprised…read morewhen we walked in Ham, prime rib, fried fish all fantastic! Desserts that bring back memories of my childhood...there are so many choices it's kinda impossible to have it all lol but my goodness, it's so delicious you can't help but try! (You can also order from their menu, I saw an impressive looking cheeseburger on a nearby table ) The staff is efficient and super friendly! Evenings can get busy but they keep the food refreshed and there's no significant wait. We were traveling through the area a couple of years ago and kinda stumbled upon this little spot since we were staying nearby. We never miss it now when we come back!

It's like Golden Corral 2.0, nothing gourmet or home cooked…read more Possibly refried or warmed over?. Pretty much out of the Sysco or Ben E Keith box reheated places on the steam table for the Goy. You serve yourself just like the sign says "family style, serve your damn self".

My husband and I enjoy this little small town bar for the food as well as the drinks. We often will…read moreorder takeout more than we go in and sit down but both means of service have been great. The food is reasonably priced and very quick to come out of the kitchen. We have brought our out of town friends to this bar, and just enjoyed a night to ourselves here. We do wish they delivered, but it's worth getting out and picking up. Southside will continue to receive our business. P.S. we definitely recommend the cheese curds!

The map here on yelp is pretty accurate, but the GPS unit in our car had the location completely…read morewrong. It kept leading us to an empty building in downtown Gallatin. We found the bar on our own as we headed on south out of town. "Did this place used to be further north?" we asked the bartender. "Nope, it's been here as long as I can remember," she said. "Actually it used to be down on the square," chimed a customer sitting at a nearby table. "About 3 years ago I think it was." So if you try to get here via GPS, make sure its database is up-to-date. :) Anyway, I'm usually not a fan of bars located in manufactured buildings because, as a general rule, they rarely have any character. But this bar has a few things that make up for the bland building it's in. For instance, since it also serves as a diner, it opens at 6:00am so you can get your drink on early. :) Also, their beer coasters cut from carpet samples are pretty clever and are a good example of the little details I look for in local mom-and-pop dives.

Nicest part of the restaurant was the napkins. Food was subpar. Service so-so. Atmosphere wasn't…read morethe most inviting.

I picked the Washington Street Food & Drink Company because of it's proximity to my hotel. I was…read morehungry and thirsty too. First thing I see when I approach the entrance is a sign on the door proclaiming they are not serving alcoholic beverages currently. Strike one. Instead of dining in and enjoying a cold brew after a long work day, I changed my plan and placed an order to go. The tenderloin sandwich and fries seemed like a quick and easy and would get me back to my room in very little time. The young gal taking my order was friendly and my food arrived quickly. It was indeed Hot and the fries were crispy and delicious, the tenderloin was a decent size, but seemed pretty dry, Strike two. The lettuce, onion and pickles were fresh. The condiments consisted of one packet of mayo and one packet of mustard. If I go there again, I will have to remember to ask for a few more packets of Mustard to help the tenderloin along.