Passing through to FLW decided to stop. Pleasantly surprised, the service was excellent and the…read morefood was very good. Our table only ordered the Hibachi Steak, and everyone was pleased with the serving size as well as the quality of the food. Restaurant was clean. I would recommend!

Walked in and the place was clean, went a little bit before lunch time so we had the place to…read moreourselves. Was seated fast, ordered and food came out almost immediately which was nice because kids have no patients lol. Food was good I ordered the Chicken Lo Mein and my wife ordered a roll. Flavor was there, my only gripe would be the fried rice wasn't like I was used too, just fried in soy sauce I believe, no green onions no carrots, no egg to say the least but it was still good. Next time I'm trying the hibachi, 10 out of 10 would definitely recommend.

Ozark, MO Okay,…read morereally really good Buffet... I'm not typically a buffet guy but would definitely do this again... Everything (except the Cinnamon rolls were great). Note to the culinary team, the C-rolls are dry, something to expect at the Courtyard Marriott free continental breakfast - not at your place... upgrade or 86 this item. Service was exceptional... Then of course the views and grounds were amazing... would definitely recco this place to anyone going to Springfield or Ozark.

First the atmosphere... second, the wait service... so helpful and attentive... and thirdly... the…read morefood, high quality perfectly prepared.... This was a GREAT experience. The grounds at Finley farms are beautiful, just to have an after dinner stroll.

Heard about this place and thought we'd give it a shot. The restaurant is in an old church and…read moreoverall, has a good feel. They have a person playing an old grand piano (live). Here's what we tried in the night: - Salad bar: a mix led greens salad and a variety of toppers to make your salad. They did have ham bits for a meat topper. A place (attempting) to be of this caliber: need to bring out the bacon bits. The croutons were homemade; and started with a pumpernickel bread, that was baked off and crisped up. I had the blue cheese dressing...which likely is a pre-fab blue cheese....but a better pre-made blue cheese dressing. I personally would want to see more of a blue cheese punch to it....as it was quite mild. - Prime Rib: Now, maybe this night (wasn't) the best representation of their prime rib. This was the last cut available on the night - and was more done than we would typically eat. But the good thing: Appears they are roasting a whole prime rib cut - as the meat texture and flavor was very good (not that tight texture/tough chew pre cuts of prime rib). - Chicken Madeira: This dish was quite good. The chicken was pounded out and tender. The moisture level in the chicken was good. The wine reduction sauce with mushrooms - an excellent finish to the chicken. Asparagus side was actually quite good. All and all.....you're in Marshfield Mo...or you want a place you haven't been or seen before...take a little drive (if you're in Spfd)...give this place a shot. You won't be disappointed...Mr. Clair the owner, will great you with a pleasant smile....make your night a good one!

We arrived for our reservation about 15 minutes early. They didn't have any tables available so…read moreasked if we wanted to eat in the lounge or at least wait in lounge. We were here for the steak which is not on the lounge menu but we said we would wait there and have a drink. Bartender and several others saw us but ignored us for the first 15 minutes. We finally had a waitress ask if we had been served and we said no so she did take our drink order. A few minutes later hostess came and was going to seat us but drinks weren't served so she said she would get our table ready and be back. We got drinks and went to find hostess. Waited another 5-10 minutes for her to come and say she forgot about us. Salad bar is kind of sad for a place that charges what they do. Also menu in person and menu online do not match...fyi! Also when we went to order my husband struck out twice...they were out of the Jackson cut of prime rib and then out of the ribeye. The filet mignon was oversells in the rub but steak medallions were good. Potatoes were on the cool side. Might save the cash and grill my own steak next time The restaurant is in a 140 year old church and it's beautiful so there is that!

On the road traveling, wife found this gem in a sea of restaurants. Ordered the catfish platter,…read moreBEST EVER! Everything was perfect, fish was flaky, great crust. Coleslaw was perfectly sweet and flavorful!! Wish we lived here so we could visit a few days a week! Oh and the service was fast and friendly!!! Thanks again and keep up the great work!

1) Food is great. 2) One star tells you how BAD the service…read moreis. Last time it took over an hour to get food. Today over 30 minutes - for breakfast food. Scrambled eggs, bacon, pancakes. I could've cooked it in 5 minutes - and they were not busy. 3) Not only are they slow - they're rude to boot.

Fun atmosphere friendly service and really good breakfast! Great place to stop if you're a tourist…read morewanting to feel like a local.

It was rough. The service was pretty good. The server may have been over seated, so her attention…read morewas all over the place. But she was very polite and was hustling. The food (lunch) wasn't as good as we hoped. Boys got burgers and a Philly and the fries were cold and very strangely cooked. Tasted over cooked, but was soft and cold. They didn't touch them. The restaurant itself was clean and the decor was cute.

A Bloody Mary with a sampler skewer of all their meats...need I say more?…read more In all seriousness, we walked in to a packed restaurant. When the hostess said it would be a 20 minute wait I didn't really believe her with the number of people standing around the entrance, but they have their operations and logistics figured out. If you can't tell from the start of my review, we think the Basted Mary is an absolute must order. It is an experience like no other. Both the Mary itself and the meat skewer were flavorful and rich and complemented one another fantastically. The chili fries were not bad, but I would just recommend sticking with the BBQ. Our burnt ends plate was fantastic, and so was the slaw and the okra we got with it. By far one of the best restaurants in the Branson area and a must visit!

We got a pick up form here today. It was easy to order online and food was ready within 30 mins…read more 1. Half and half burnt ends. Pork was meh, but beef was superstar. Side salad was good, but ranch was delish! 2. Ribs- husband was not impressed at all with flavor, sweet potato waffle fries were underwhelming, okra- best part he enjoyed. 3. Mac and Cheese- popular amongst children. We will definitely be back next vacation

I actually heard about this place scrolling on tik tok looking for things to do in Branson and I'm…read moreso glad I found it! The staff are students working to pay for their college tuition so the service was great! The food was good (most ingredients on site also made by students) portions were huge, the price was decent, place was clean and much better then any touristy type restaurant near or on the strip, so much so we came here for dinner 2 nights in a row. The students are so interactive if you ask them questions and they also have the place they are from on their name tags which can be conversation starters. It does take them a little time to get through service so make sure you have a little time to wait. They serve 2 types of bread with bread service and 3 different butters alongside those. The apple butter was delicious. The first night I had the meatloaf which was very good. The second night I had their special for the night which was a stuffed chicken with spinach and cheese, vinegar potatoes and some mixed veggie side that was delicious. There is also a store area where you can buy student made items to take home with you. I wish we had a program like this near us because we would support it frequently. Definitely make reservations and give this place a try.

This is such a neat place. It offers fresh farm to table type meals, many ingredients are sourced…read moreright from the college programs. The staff are students working to pay for their tuition. It is a large elegant building with plenty of room for groups, but at times there is a wait. We had the chicken fried chicken and the meatloaf entrees. Both were served with green beans and mashed potatoes. They offer complimentary bread with three types of butter. We really enjoyed the apple butter! And dessert is not to be missed. We had the apple pie, and it was delicious, and more than enough for the two of us. You can peruse the shop before or after your meal to see some of the student made products.

Food outstanding! Service great as was staff…read more Room awesome and well appointed Pool needs work- aged

Beautiful spot, but $500 fine-dining prices with diner-level execution…read more Where to start. We've been coming here by boat for years. Experiences have always had up-and-down moments, but this time was disappointing because I really wanted it to be great. It just wasn't. The Good: The restaurant itself is gorgeous, and the waterfront ambiance is spot on. It's clearly the place to be at the lake--so good job on the venue. The Service & Atmosphere: Service was adequate, but far from fine dining. If you're charging premium prices, the service model needs to match. Having random runners drop food at the table without knowing who ordered what is diner or casual Mexican restaurant service, not an elegant dining experience. The new manager stopped by twice--a nice touch, until we actually provided constructive feedback. Instead of offering a remedy, he offered excuses about being new and didn't handle criticism well. The Food: Apps (Deviled Eggs & Tuna): Both looked like they'd been plated earlier in the day--they had an unappetizing "sheen" to them that made them look leftover rather than fresh. The flavor on the eggs was completely muted, and the tuna was equally lusterless. Salads: We split the Caesar, and our friends had the wedge. They were served without any offer of fresh pepper. When we flagged down a staff member, they brought out cheap grocery-store salt and pepper grinders. Later, we were told the new chef prefers not to offer pepper on the table. With all due respect to the chef: that's the guest's choice, not yours. (Side note: the wedge was tasty, but oddly wasn't actually cut into a wedge). Mains: The ladies had the Sea Bass--the dish that originally put this place on the map. It was okay, but not as good as it used to be; the new Asian flair and bowl presentation take away from what used to make it the star of the show. The pork chop was good and thoroughly enjoyed. My lasagna had a great portion size and good base flavor, but it was dry as jerky with practically zero sauce. The Verdict: The restaurant will continue to thrive simply because of its location and the lack of competing fine-dining options on the water. But when you're dropping $500 on dinner, you expect accountability and an outstanding meal. We won't be back anytime soon.

Great food, terrific service, and family style atmosphere. Always good. We love dining hereread more

Well they are closed for the motnhs of December 2025 and January 2026. So just be aware. The only…read moreplace open for breakfast all week is Sonic in this town at the moment. Tuesday through Thursday True Brew is open. After that the closest place is over 20 to 40 miles away.

The food is always great. The community of people dining there is special! The wait staff are…read morewonderful!

Had a steak dinner, it was extremely tough. And the only seasoning on it seemed to be salt. The…read morerest of the meal and the service was just average. I won't be back.