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    My Cooking Nook

    4.2 (15 reviews)

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    Meatball sub and tuna sandwich with sides.
    Bill C.

    We were very pleasantly surprised. Very friendly staff and the small dining room is warm and cozy. But the star of the show was the food. My wife ordered the tuna and asked for no onions or cheese so it was basically a nice tuna sandwich. I had the meatball sub and it was honestly the best once I've ever had. Bread is delicious and they didn't skimp on meatballs or cheese. The sides, albeit quite small, were exceptional. We loved the fruit coleslaw and the pea salad. We will definitely be back!

    David C.

    My cooking nook is amazing, not corporate same old stuff, instead local family with beautiful food and great service. A place to go again and again. Conveniently located downtown so park once and do multiple things I/we will definitely go again and again

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    Words can't describe it its just the best food I have had in Branson and the best staff and service I have had in Branson.

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    Good food, good service, good atmosphere! Definitely worth checking out! There's also a gift shop!!

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    I'm a sucker for a great breakfast place, and this is among the best I've experienced. It's a…read morefairly small, homey place well south of the town of Branson. I recently returned a year after the first visit, and it hasn't changed a bit. The menu is extensive insofar as classic American fare is concerned, but this isn't the kind of place you'll find 4 clever variations on Eggs Benedict. Anything named after Benedict Arnold has no place in the Ozarks. A year ago, I ordered a western omelet, which commanded my attention and exertions for the better part of 20 minutes. The portions are definitely generous - the pancakes are the size of pizzas. If you're on Ozempic, either skip this place or confine yourself to a single slice of wheat toast. Some gals in the group demurely ordered half portions of biscuits and gravy, thinking a dainty portion would show dedication to preserving their girlish figures. These "half portions" filled the entire (largish) plate. I made a mental note to opt for this on any future visit, and that future arrived this week. Biscuits were country-good, and the gravy was substantial, not that watery stuff that is sometimes drizzled on Pillsbury-from-the-tube biscuits. If you're in Branson, head a little south of the dam to Hungry Hunter. Get there early, because this place is deservedly popular and there will probably be a wait. And the parking can be a bit contentious. It's not open on Monday or Tuesday.

    We ordered chicken fried steak with scrambled eggs, hash browns, and a biscuit, and that meal was…read morebig enough to share. My dad ordered the western omelette. There was something off-putting about the CFS. I didn't care for the coating or the gravy. I'd give it a 2/5. My stepmom gave it a 4/5. Her tastebuds are broken. My dad enjoyed his omelette and said the veggies were lightly sautéed and not greasy. The service was good. The wait was not worth the taste of the CFS, but honestly, 0 minutes of waiting is not worth the CFS. I typically love CFS, but in this case, I wish I had tried the French toast instead. Me: 2/5 (based solely on taste, 5/5 for portion size) Stepmom: 4/5 Dad: 5/5 then amended to 8/10, which is 4/5

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