Today I went to try this place people been talking about. It's was really good and little pricy but…read morewell worth it. I will be definitely coming back again. The girl is took my order was super friendly the place had like old them around the room witch was vary cool

This used to be the best lunch place in town but the quality has gone down badly. I don't think…read morethey're using Boar's Head meats anymore. The ingredients are not as high quality.

Food was good. Authentic. But we showed up 1 hour prior to closing and only 1 guy in there. He did…read morea great job for 10 + of us.

Amazing brats, knockwurst, schnitzel, etc. The food is…read moretruly authentic German recipes and ingredients.

Delicious honey made sub. Interested direction of other market items like local jams jellies and…read morebutters. Friendly service. Flower nursery as well!

Amazing little Italian shop, the spice Italian Beef wasn't spicy but it was tasty, a must try and…read moreit was fresh and the bread tasted fresh. The owner is cool and very friendly. Want to try more options now.

Very cool little place! I had a good cup of coffee and some truly amazing cookies. They have a big…read moreselection of coffee drinks, just like most coffee shops, but I just got a plain old cup of coffee, and it was very acceptable. The bakery had five or six different kinds of cookies packaged to go, and they were all large, thick and soft. I got a pack of chocolate chip cookies and they were quite the bomb! I also got a loaf of bread, and it was truly excellent. There were scones and other goodies you could get, too. The little store had a lot of interesting items, jams, pickles and a lot of unusual and unique goodies. Their Facebook page shows that they have sandwiches and specials like cinnamon rolls at times. They also have a drive-through. Nice place to stop. The sign says Deutches Heim, and not Busy Bean Café, but you'll be in the right place, as the deli is within this specialty market.

Best sandwich I've had in a long time. A hidden little gem that is just off the main drag. Nice…read moreatmosphere inside and enjoyed the seats/swing outside during our visit.

First time eating here was today. The place is very clean and organized. I had a Super Sub and it…read morewas phenomenal. Bread was nicely toasted and still soft. The deli meat and vegetables were as fresh as you can get. Great place on the square with excellent service. Will definitely be back.

Sandwich was OK, very expensive for the size. Got a medium drink Reuben deluxe and it came with a…read morebag of chips, my wife got a small drink, turkey deluxe sandwich, and it came with the bag of chips. The ambience was not real friendly to people as parents let their kids run around this restaurant they were running into people. The clerks were not real friendly. Probably won't be going back just a few doors down as the woodshed and it's hard to compare with that place.

This is literally embedded inside a gas station. It's not just sharing the space, you literally…read moreorder and get your food from the guy taking your cash for gas. Since my in-laws had a hard time getting around some of the locals in our group recommended we pick up food from here and bring it back to the hotel. My niece ordered all the food and my brother-in-law and myself went to pick it up. We had pizza, fried chicken strips, and fried potato wedges. Pizza = Nasty. Truly the worst pizza I've ever had. Had the look and texture of it coming out of the microwave. Cheese as white as snow with rubbery crust. Didn't see or taste any pizza sauce. Blech. Fried chicken = Awesome. Now this is worth getting. If you're in the mood for some Gasoline Station Cuisine than I recommend the fried chicken. Not sure why but every gas station in Missouri seems to sell fried chicken. Golden brown crunchy seasoned batter surrounding very moist tender white meat chicken. I was impressed. Didn't need anything to dip in, great on it's own. Potato Wedges = Very good. If you're from California and are familiar with Shakey's pizza and their "Mojos" the seasoning on these potatoes reminded me of that. Crispy and flavorful but was a very small portion for our group.

This deli is located at the entrance to the condo community we stayed at while at the Lake…read more We stopped in on a Saturday night to check it out and found out that they make a lot of their deli items to go and decided that since there was Mizzou and Cardinals game on, we'd order a few of their pizzas, get some drinks and have a party at the condo. Best homemade pizza I've tasted in a long time! Made fresh with whatever you'd like on it as well. Prices were very cheap and our entire meal there was under $10. They have breakfast items in the morning and they have other items you can order as well such as fries, etc. They do have a market area with your typical items you'd find at a gas station. I wouldn't buy necessities like that there simply because they are over priced. But if you need a good drink before jumping on the water, they have every beer imaginable there. But do stop by and try their pizza, it is very good!

This place was a hidden gem! It forces you to slow down life and enjoy food and comfort! The food…read morewas home cooked and absolutely delicious! I wouldn't stop if you were in a hurry but if you have time to enjoy an authentic German meal, this is the #1 spot! I ordered the schnitzel with green bean salad and fries. AMAZING! There is also a tiny store in the back of the restaurant. Service was kind and friendly and I believe more restaurants need to be like this!

Delicious food, friendly atmosphere, Highly recommended…read more All the brats were Delicious. My wife's favorite was the curry brat.

Cute little deli on the south side of the Marshfield square, where we stopped for lunch with…read morefriends that live in the area. Typical deli food (sandwiches, soups, salads, etc.) with specials on the side (award-winning pasta salad, southwest chicken casserole, etc.). The casserole was a bit too salty for my taste and the after-lunch cappuccino was pretty dull, but lunch here was definitely better than hitting up the McDonald's drive-thru at the edge of town.

What a gem! I love finding little restaurants where owners are making their dreams a reality…read more Tiny little deli tucked into the former Ritz theater offers wonderful homemade soups, salads and sandwiches in a cute little spot with opulent fixtures from the former movie house making you feel like you just stepped into Pleasantville except in living color! We both had loaded potato soup and Ruben sandwiches. Both were better than I expected. The soup was rich, hot AND homemade. So many places pass off frozen soups as homemade. I know, I worked in a private school that served those same soups most restaurants in Spfd pass off as homemade. I can not wait to try another next time. My Ruben sandwich is my standard I can't make up my mind order. That said I have eaten probably 50 different restaurants Rubens in my life and I can say that many use processed corned beef. I was happy to see Ritz is using pulled shredded corned beef off of a big hunk of meat. The owner is considering putting up his own sauerkraut but even so the marble rye was nicely grilled and thousand island dressing homemade. The Ritz is everything I love about leaving the city. Once off the highway wonderful diners and deli's are what makes any road trip, even just 20 miles, a real adventure filled with treasures like this one. I can't wait to go back.