Catered for the VFW and everyone enjoyed the food. Chicken pulled pork and potatoes. Recommend and…read morelived up to its reputation

Was out for a drive and needed some lunch. We found Bucky's and decided to stop it. Happy we did…read more It's a small quaint cafe with vintage signs, coke memorabilia, etc. Burgers and fries were delicious, the bam sauce was an unexpected addition. Wish I lived closer to go back for more! I was so excited for my food I started eating before taking a pic!

Friendly hostess, friendly server. Nice open space with…read moreplenty of seating. The bar looked like a great place to enjoy a meal or just drinks. The outdoor patio also has great potential on a beautiful day! I ordered the Cranberry Walnut salad and it was excellent. Fresh ingredients and a nice portion size. Hubby had the pulled pork with a side of baked beans and he said it was very good! Even commented on the quality of the bun. This is a place we will return to on our drives down Highway 70!

The food amount was generous and very tasty. The chicken fried streak was huge. The restaurant is a…read morelittle off the beaten path, but definitely worth finding. We had a group of 25 and service was good.

Omg the best Fried Chicken. Service was outstanding…read more Reasonable price. The food was hot, green beans, sweet potato fries , coleslaw.

Honestly the BEST fried chicken ever! It's always seasoned just right and fried to crispy, golden…read moreperfection!

Ate here on a Friday afternoon after visiting Amish community in Clark, MO. I had the pork…read moretenderloin with white gravy, fries and corn. It was so bad that I could not finish it. Everything tasted like a bad frozen TV dinner. The service was slow. 3 waitresses, 2 tables with customers. 2 of the waitresses were just standing at the counter talking. I won't be back. I'd rather go to one of the fast-food places in town.

It was my first visit. Great waitress, and great food. I had pork tenderloin sandwich.read more

Best restaurant within 100+ miles. Service at the bar was phenomenal and personable. Don't recall…read morethe young ladies name but she was personable, fun and engaging. Food was served piping hit and cooked well. Nothing crazy fancy but just good food done well, which after spending 5 nights in the area, is tough to find haha. Definitely worth a visit and a great place for a nice meal.

Wonderful date night. Steak, drinks, dessert. Service was lovely even during busy dinner service…read moreand having a large party. Seasonal menu is always on point.

My 12 YO grandson was wondering about "sourdough" bread, so the waitress brought him a sample: half…read morea slice with butter AND the cook grilled the other half on the griddle. All fresh food. All homemade. If you're driving down Hwy 36, don't go the fast food joints near the exit. Instead, take 5 minutes to drive into town and find this place like we did! It's unique and they treated us like kings!

I have heard great things about the Apple Basket Cafe and decided to try it out today while in…read moreMacon. The food was yummy and everyone working there was friendly. It's a cute little hole in the wall type of place. I can tell everyone in there is probably a regular and comes back for consistent and delicious food. It gives cozy hometown vibes. The onion rings are so delicious but unfortunately I ate them and forgot to take a picture! I would definitely recommend stopping here!

Delicious food and drinks. Great overall vibe. Love the Korean steak tacos and homemade fries!!read more

Came in on a Tuesday and the bartender slid us the tab and asked my husband to curb his language…read more In the bar area. In the back. Yeah, he said fuck twice and fuckers once. It was a stressful day as a business owner. Guess we should get our emotions in check prior to ordering a drink here. Go across the street to Son of a Gun. They are cool.

Nice little dive'ish bar right along the river. If was there just for drinks would have bumped it…read moreup to 4 but the food was only mediocre and the locals distracted with conversation with whom I'm guessing was the owner. Pretty raunchy and just seemed like a frat house, which is weird for a group of 40-75 year old guys. Overall not bad but has so much untapped potential if improved the menu and cleaned up the place.

Luckily the kitchen at Finn's was open till 9 p.m. on a Wed night cause it was late and we are…read morehungry. They have a great patio area as well as plenry of inside seating. We saw some very interesting. Items on the menu. Deep fried gouda bites and Finn's fire fries. The gouda mac and cheese bite were amazing and creamy. The fries were loaded with queao and hot sauce which made a great combo. The wings were jumbo wings and crispy to hold the sauce. The catfish had a great breading which was a little salty (yum) and the fish was super flaky. Payten recommended the catfish and it was amazing. Speaking of Payten, she was very attentive and took great care of us. The drinks were good and priced right. We were happy all the way around.

My favorite part of traveling is finding locally owned diners. Today we needed somewhere easy to…read moreget to with good parking due to having a trailer. The Silver Anchor popped on the map and fit the bill. The food was delicious and cheap. Our waitress was so nice. You could tell it was a local favorite. The place was busy but we got our food quickly. It was really neat to see all the pictures of old ships too.

Great breakfast spot. Friendly small town diner with very reasonable prices…read more Retired US Navy man owns the place.