We drove up from Kansas City to get out of the house (tired of the cold weather and snow) and was…read moreheaded to Robyn's restaurant, however it is closed on weekends even tho maps said it was open‍. So we ended up at DINO'S Diner. Open 24/7 serving breakfast, lunch and dinner any time. There was a very extensive menu for everyone. Its was hard for me to pick! I ended up on Dino's skillet. It was just so delicious in my opinion. And plenty big of a serving. Currently $10.99. Picture below. My husband had the Ruben sandwich and fries. He liked it, But he gave me no details. . I tasted a fry and it was hot and crispy. Just the way I like them. The bread was pretty. Lol. I tasted it and it was just bread. I did taste the rest of the sandwich tho. Our server was excellent too. It was not crowded when we were there but steady customers coming in. We were served quickly too. I would have liked to try the pie or cakes available, but I was way too full. From Cameron we drove to St Joseph for chocolate. Rocky mountain chocolate factory. It was about 30 mins from Cameron and then back to KC. Great outing.

Friendly service , country dinner feel, large portions of food and down home cooking not fast food!read more

The website takes you somewhere else and the menu consists only of wines. Do they serve food?read more

Goldie's is permanently closed. Although their food was delicious and fried chicken the best...the…read moreowners retired and closed the business.

After spending the day exploring Jamesport we decided to have dinner at Gingerich Dutch Pantry and…read morewere so glad we did! The space and atmosphere are very warm and welcoming. Service was excellent and the chicken was the best we'd ever had. Anywhere. As if that wasn't enough the cashier paid for our desert because "he could!". Overall a superlative experience and we highly recommend it.

There are not a lot of restaurant choices in Jamesport, and with Gingerich being there, you don't…read moreneed any other choices. If you are looking for the best fried chicken coupled with homemade pies, this is the place for you. I have eaten here several times and always look forward to my next visit. The staff is always friendly and provides very good service. You can order off of the menu, but I recommend the fried chicken buffet. It has fried chicken, usually a second meat choice that changes based on the day, homemade soups, salad, mashed potatoes, and some type of vegetable. Did I mention the fried chicken? Some of the best you will ever eat. There is also a desert bar included with the buffet. It has frozen soft serve ice cream, cookies, and some sort of homemade baked good. So, if you are anywhere near Jamesport, Missouri, do yourself a favor and stop at Gingerich's for an unforgettable meal.

I probably should have ordered one of their burgers, as that's what they're known for! My chicken…read moresalad on a croissant was supposed to have fresh apples, grapes, and nuts, but had none of any. Instead, it was very savory...not at all what my tastebuds craved or were ready for! Others at my table said their food wasn't quite what they expected/hoped for. It was hectic because we were there for the Plattsburg Historic Holiday Homes Tour, so the servers were rushed, and they were out of some things, including the free "starter" item the homes tour gave us a coupon for. The bright side? They substituted a DESSERT!! Yay! Either banana cream pie or tiramisu (not an item I would have expected at a burger joint/cafe), but neither was homemade. And although we asked if there was any chance they would run out of either, and our server said " no chance," they ran out of the pie. With only 3 pieces left for 6 of us, 3 had to go with tiramisu...both choices were good, but not great. I would might go back to Plattsburg just to drive around to see the many, many historic homes, predominantly fancy Victorian style. But I'd eat at a different restaurant. The architectural treasures may be a well-kept secret, as none of us homes-tour-and-historic-architecture junkies knew about them or about Plattsburg's rich history before learning of the tour. Ask someone there what was discovered about one of their famous, never married, supposedly childless forefathers at the town's first big reunion when many ancestors got together!

We were looking for a place to stop and grab a bite on our way to Lathrop and found this little…read morespot. Both of our sandwiches were fresh and fabulous!

First time I went i got the Hungry trucker is pretty good and worth the price you get a lot of…read morefood.

The food is excellent and so is the service Thank you all not a long wait excellent meatloafread more

At the end of a Quilting Expedition for my Wife on a family trip, our hunger brought us to Kathy's…read moreKitchen to sate our appetite after completing this quest. Inside it is tiny with as many tables as the converted gas station could hold. Most of them were occupied with locals AND visitors alike having a bite. Avery, our server, was fast with our drinks and patient while we ordered. I had unsweet, freshly made, iced tea with their Reuben Burger and tots. My Wife had the Patty Melt with tots, my Son had their Hornet Burger with a Sting and fries, while my Daughter had chicken fingers and fries. They came out in a short time after the order being placed ... quite hot and very fresh. I laid into mine with gusto. The rye bread was buttery and toasted to give it a crispy bite with the tangy sauerkraut snap and a creamy thousand island dressing complimenting the swiss cheese melted over a beef patty that oozed just enough to make the bite juicier than it really was. Kathy herself came out to chat with us for a few minutes in-between orders. She happily regaled us with her start up out of a food truck in 2015 and how she moved into the brick and mortar place when it came available. She and her two waitstaff buzzed like busy bees during service and looked like a well oiled team getting every glass refilled and orders placed on the table. If I EVER come back to Hamilton for additional quilting expeditions, Kathy's Kitchen will be in the agenda for breakfast and lunch. Stop by if you are in Hamilton. You won't be disappointed. Ciao, Darrell

Food was good and service was very friendly and pleasant …read more My tenderloin was very tasty and huge

We ordered from here from omalleys. I got the full salad and was disappointed. It was literally a…read morehandful of wilted lettuce and several grape tomatoes for 11$. My husband got the bangers and mash, which was two sausages and a large scoop of mash. A bit overpriced for what it is.

Ah, what a fine evening it was at America Bowman Keeping Room, where the craic was mighty, and the…read morefood came swift as a leprechaun on a sugar rush! Though we didn't sit in the restaurant proper, the magic of modern technology (a wee QR code) brought the feast straight to our table without missing a beat. We started with the Sausage Sampler, a delightfully hearty offering with the O'Malley Stout Banger and Lil Lucy's hot pepper sausage, served up with a tangy beer mustard and house BBQ sauce. Cut into perfect little circles for sharing--though truth be told, I was tempted to keep them all for myself! At $8.99, it was a steal fit for a thrifty lass. Next up, the Scotch Eggs ($8.99)--two glorious hard-boiled eggs, lovingly wrapped in sausage and fried to golden perfection. If there's a food that makes you believe in miracles, this was it. Absolutely divine! And, of course, what Irish outing would be complete without Fish & Chips? At $14.99, the cod was fried to crisp perfection, and the zesty remoulade gave it a delightful kick. The fries were standard, but let's be honest, we were too busy savoring the rest to mind. With the warm pub atmosphere and proper Irish offerings, it felt like a slice of the Emerald Isle right there in Weston. Sláinte--we'll be back for more the next time we are in the area!

Great food! Homemade everything! It's been an age since buffets were a thing so we were surprised…read morewhen we walked in Ham, prime rib, fried fish all fantastic! Desserts that bring back memories of my childhood...there are so many choices it's kinda impossible to have it all lol but my goodness, it's so delicious you can't help but try! (You can also order from their menu, I saw an impressive looking cheeseburger on a nearby table ) The staff is efficient and super friendly! Evenings can get busy but they keep the food refreshed and there's no significant wait. We were traveling through the area a couple of years ago and kinda stumbled upon this little spot since we were staying nearby. We never miss it now when we come back!

It's like Golden Corral 2.0, nothing gourmet or home cooked…read more Possibly refried or warmed over?. Pretty much out of the Sysco or Ben E Keith box reheated places on the steam table for the Goy. You serve yourself just like the sign says "family style, serve your damn self".

Great cold craft beers. VERY good pizzas…read more Do the thin crust flat bread creation. Great service.

Great place on our road trip. Very tasty pizza and I appreciated the gluten free option. The…read morelocally brewed oatmeal nut stout was a big winner. Nice folks. So glad we stopped!

We stopped on our way thru on a Friday afternoon. The atmosphere was welcoming, service was fast…read moreand friendly, and the food was amazing! We will definitely be back!

I really wanted to love this spot.....but.....we were greeted and seated quickly. Food came out…read morequickly. His plate was great! My mushroom Swiss burger was okay, the bun was bigger than the patty. I subbed out the fries for fried potatoes, not told there would be an up charge for them. A $14 burger turned into a $16 burger with fried potatoes that were cooked earlier in the day. His meal was $16.66 (that's odd) and then entire bill with tip was $50. So, not worth that.....