We stumbled upon this. We wanted bbq and saw the smokers out front…read more We were greeted with shots when we walked in (great idea on their part) we ended up staying for 3 hours, playing pool (free up until 6 p.m.) had several of those yummy drinks. The food was amazing. Smoked Mac n cheese was out of this world delicious. Can't wait to take friends when they come to visit

Great food (especially the ribs and bbq nachos). Staff is…read morealways fun. One of my favorites in Branson

Absolutely beautiful course. Very challenging and fun to play. I would play again but im not sure i…read morewould pay $400+ per person. The complimentary Bison Dogs and ice cream were amazing!! Service everywhere was top teir from the marshal to all the workers!!

Pros: we had the best time! I'm so glad we came. Great views. Challenging course…read more Cons: very annoyed that the party ahead of us was a group of 18 people! I'm going to assume that because they paid the exorbitant greens fees, They felt they could do whatever they wanted. Our caddy was getting really mad that such a large group was allowed to play together. Their caddy did try to put a stop to it, but they weren't listening to him. Ended up being a round of golf that took over five hours.

Great food and service. Our waiter Duncan was great and the pulled pork sliders were fantastic…read more Highly recommend.

We stopped at this Bass Pro owned sports bar, next door to the Angler's Lodge Hotel after a day at…read morenearby Top of the Rock. There are not a lot of restaurants open late in the area so I was happy to find this restaurant in Hollister. The menu is typical of a sports bar but the prices are ridiculously high! We asked for a kids menu for my 10 year old and the kids meals were $16! She ended up ordering off the regular menu and getting a bowl of chili for $11 which she liked. We ordered 2 apps and 1 iced tea and our total was $60+! Nachos with small diced chicken for $35ish and wings for $21. They were good but not that great. Atmosphere was bright and nicely decorated with tvs all over, a large bar, and an arcade and pool tables. Service and our food order were very slow. It's an option if you are ok spending a lot of $$$ and want to watch a game on TV but not recommended for a family meal. Don't think we'll be back.

Let me just say that we have been to Branson twice for probably a combined dining experience number…read moreof around 12 times and this blew everything so far out of the water, it should be in it's own league. The poutine was fabulous. The fry coating was crisp and tasty and the gravy was full of flavor. The Reuben sandwich is outstanding! The way they cut that corned beef was nothing short of magic. An egg on there? What? I've never heard of such a thing, but yes please. And I had the brûlée corn; which I may need to learn how to replicate because I've never seen this on any menu in Chicago, but it's too far to travel as often as I'll be thinking about that dish! The old fashions were smooth! Went with vanilla and loved the subtle flavors. Everyone was so nice and the atmosphere was a delightful mix of old school pub/English castle. All of it was just what I was hoping to find. Food off the beaten path that deserves a huge shout out. In a town of bland flavors, this place shines like a real gem!

Friday night in early January two hungry millennials walk into a pub and what do we get, the prime…read morerib special. Served every Friday and Saturday night. Sat in a comfy table with a padded pew close to the bar with our backs to the wall, which instantly put my hyper vigilant husband at ease (IYKUK). Chatted a bit with our kind server who was also a millennial, how do I know this? The eye contact and lovely snarky conversation. My husband ordered his med rare, which probably came out more med and not enough pink for his liking. Correction on my part, I got the mahi mahi with parmesan grits and green beans and I didn't even need to look at my pictures to recall, it was that memorable of a meal. Being early January a parking spot nearby was an easy find, I imagine though finding one come spring will feel like a miracle. I'd love to stay at the attached hotel but found it's already booked a year out. Doesn't surprise me, the old English charm with its stone and dark wood is straight up story book.

Such a cute and cool stop on our golf cart tour. They had a few things to pick from and a bunch of…read moreIPAs.

Fun stop for a drink along the way during our ride on golf carts at Top of the Rock in Branson…read more Great service. The best ambience. Expensive (but so is everything at TOR)

Located below the Worman House, Harry's gives a speakeasy vibe. Dark, moody and leather with a…read morebeautiful view. Great seating groupings for relaxing and conversation. The drinks and bites are a bit on the pricey side however the bartenders are more of a mixologist. Each drink expertly crafted The guy playing the guitar and singing was amazing. He did a wonderful blend of some classic like Eagles, Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan along with his own songs and all with his special twist. We thoroughly enjoyed our evening there.

Just getting around to posting this belated review from New Year's Day--Sesame Soirée at The Park…read moreknocked it out of the park! The smoked old-fashioned was incredible (that smoky twist is next-level), and the whole event had amazing ambience with live music from Tom that kept the energy high. We brought a big crowd and got a little loud, but the staff handled it like pros--huge thanks to Garret, Tarin, and especially Jimmy for the awesome service and keeping everything smooth. Perfect way to kick off the new year in Branson. Highly recommend if you're looking for a fun, upscale vibe with great drinks and tunes. 5 stars!

Came in to eat while staying at The Big Cedar Lodge. It's a cute place and food is good. Kinda…read moreexpensive though. The pork nachos are huge! I could have just eaten that for my meal and I would have been fine. The chicken sandwich and the boom boom shrimp good too! Our server was so nice and helpful. A band started playing after a bit and it was fun.

Clay Self.The singer's set involved an unoriginal racist-trope laced ranting: joking about an…read moreinternational Middle East seasonal resort intern/employee seated among the room of 35 "audience" (I was there because there were limited dining options during the blizzard) members, as a GUEST at his "show" [a pointless twaddle spewed out] touching on anecdotes about how 'we waterboard people like THAT here'. There was also the unsolicited, offered guidance, a statement he directed towards the attendant children, to avoid "sissy" college. There were Taylor Swift digs, jokes about English being difficult for foreigners. Just lame material using naked cruelty and humiliation, being projected as talent, during dinner. Buzzard Bar. Sunday night, 1/25. I am told he is a regular on Sunday nights. I guess I am supposed to understand this product at this venue is meant to be regarded as on brand. I accept being shown what I'm seeing when I am looking here. I accept this is among the experiences being curated for guests who travel here to take in. What a disgrace. What disrespect for the staff is displayed by the management's endorsement. The majority of the guest facing staff one encounters at Big Cedar Lodge are international hospitality students working hard and learning a trade, which greatly enhances the guest's quality of service. It was a pleasure to be attended to by their sincere desire to excel; to help better anticipate guests' accommodations.

Stopped in on vacation and was extremely pleased with the service and meal. Sat at the bar, and got…read moreto be served by scooter himself! He let me know the pastrami is homemade so I had to order some. It was out of this world. It was a chill lunch spot to hang out during the afternoon.

Way too generic. Nothing homemade. Wings 3* - were nothing worth stopping for…read more Fries 2* - frozen crinkle cut with no seasoning. not cooked well either Onion Rings 3* - tasted frozen nothing extra Sauces 2* - tasted store bought Service 3* - was ok at best. Seemed a bit put off by us but not bad eithe. No hate just way too... meh.

Location Just off Falls Parkway and state road 165…read more Parking Large open lot Atmosphere Local sports bar with many tv's Seating Bar, low/ high tables, booths Service Immediate, friendly Menu Bar food-something for everyone. Happy hour drinks and specials. Large water glasses-love that! We had the three chicken tacos for $10- heavily salted but filled with lots of chicken! House wine is delish! Summary Great happy hour, outstanding service, local friendly sports bar.

Stopped in to watch the Royals game and stayed for the Karaoke! A hidden gem in Branson where the…read morelocals go. Had a great pulled pork sandwich with a side salad (maybe the best salad I've ever had) The fried mushrooms were great! The karaoke was fun as well, full of regulars singing their hearts out! Especially Scott!

We were a party or 6 celebrating my parents 60th anniversary. The food and experience went far…read morebeyond my expectations! The ambiance is really cool! The staff was all very courteous and very pleasant and helpful. The live music just added to the ambiance. The food was absolutely amazing! The cocktails didn't disappoint! I would highly recommend dining here! The filet was like butter melting in your mouth. Everyone in our party said their meal was amazing. I'm not a cheesecake fan, but the Banana Foster Cheesecake was fabulous!

Enjoyed a Tuesday dinner at 4:30 pm. We were a little confused if the entrance was the right one…read morefor the restaurant as the doors had a Realty company on the door. You do go in that entrance and then to the right is the entrance to the restaurant. FOOD WAS PHENOMENAL! We started with cocktails of a Sidecar and a Ward 8. YUM...had to take it slow as they pack a bit of a punch on an empty stomach. I had the Baked French Onion soup as a starter. The Caesar salads were so fresh and good. No choice on the dressing, but it was very good with no anchovies and freshly baked warm rolls and butter. Our entrees were the 12 oz K.C. prime strip and the 16 oz prime ribeye. I had the loaded baked potato and hubby had fries. The steaks are seasoned so well that you don't need any further S/P or sauces. Cutting into them is like cutting into butter...incredibly tender. The topper of the evening was a Dean Martin tribute singer act starts at 6 pm. His voice is velvety smooth. We left so satisfied and relaxed. What a wonderful evening!