Paxton was a great server, and fast pace. Very chaotic but great service. Food was excellent. Cant…read morewait to come back! Thank you Paxton!

两个饥肠辘辘的人，刚在堪萨斯看完世界杯比赛，钻到了Blue Spring找吃的，没想到选了一家当地有名的餐厅。…read moreCalamari挺不错的，完整的鱿鱼圈加上比较薄的粉料，特别适合被暴雨吹打之后用脂肪和蛋白质安抚情绪。 Hamburger做得挺好，在special hour时段，性价比就显得特别高了，并且配上了烤蔬菜，营养很均衡了。 Country Fried Steak第一次尝试，我的同伴不是很能接受，我后来研究了一下发现这是一个美国特色的餐食，嗯...如果我不是吃饱了的话，是可以帮他share一小半的。配的side里的洋葱圈看着也很棒，不是连锁店那种小小的近似鱿鱼圈的样子。 Caesar Salad很好，dressing我没用太多，但是cheese配上蔬菜已经足够好了。 总结一下，如果时间允许，我可能会把hamburger替换成更有当地特色的餐食，比较我们进店的时候已经12小时没怎么吃东西了，事实证明，花50多刀在球场吃个两人份的bowl，远不如忍耐一下来一顿堪萨斯当地优质美食，还能额外喝一杯啤酒，太棒了！ Two starving travelers had just finished watching a World Cup match in Kansas City and headed over to Blue Springs in search of food. By pure chance, we ended up choosing a well-known local restaurant. The calamari was very good -- proper, full-sized squid rings with a relatively light coating. After being battered by a downpour, it was exactly the kind of thing you want to calm yourself down with: fat and protein. The hamburger was also very well made. During happy hour, the value for money was especially good, and it came with grilled vegetables, which made the whole meal feel surprisingly well balanced. It was my first time trying Country Fried Steak. My companion was not really a fan, but after looking it up later, I realized that it is a distinctly American comfort food. Well... had I not already been full, I probably could have helped him out with half of it. The onion rings that came as a side also looked excellent -- big, substantial rings, not those tiny chain-restaurant ones that almost look like calamari. The Caesar Salad was very good too. I did not use much of the dressing, but honestly, the cheese and vegetables were already enough for me. To sum it up, if time allowed, I would probably replace the hamburger with something more distinctly local next time. To be fair, we had barely eaten anything for about 12 hours before walking in, so we were not exactly in the mood to take risks. And as it turned out, spending more than $50 on a two-person bowl at the stadium was nowhere near as satisfying as holding out a little longer for a genuinely good local meal in the Kansas City area -- with a beer on top of that. Absolutely worth it.

We stopped in here on a whim after walking around downtown Blue Springs. It has a cool bar…read moreatmosphere! We asked what was the most popular items on the menu and were told the wings and burgers are very possible. We tried both and must say, everyone is right! This is a great place to drop in for some drinks, enjoy some good food, and watch a game. The service was wonderful!

Great little sports bar! Stopped here for lunch on way home from KC. Great burgers and…read moreenvironment.

The liver and onions were great. My wife had a tenderloin and she said it was awesome. The customer…read moreservice was impeccable and the kitchen manager Bobby Hines was attentive. The waitress I don't recall her name was great as well. It's a nice place. It's bigger than the old place they were in previously. Bathrooms were clean. Overall nice place!!!! I will be returning to try their famous fried chicken!!

Stopped and met a dear friend from HS here. We got sat sure fast. They had a "buffet" set up for…read morebrunch. It wasn't awful but probably should have ordered off the menu as I'm not a buffet person. Very clean establishment. We saw all kinds of bulk food as you walk in the doors. Apparently they accept non perishable do to help out the locals if they need a hand up. They also help with the school summer lunch program. If that isn't enough of a reason to go visit...well I'm sorry you're dead inside.

Came to this Culver's on my way out of Blue Springs on my way back home. I needed a good meal to…read morestart my journey, and with no Whataburgers around, I needed a good place that was a step above the value menu fast food places. Culver's did the job. Service was great as always. Nice people, and the food came out just as fast as it needed to. No complaints here. As for the meal itself, it was the expected standard. Good bun, good patty, good toppings. Fries and cheese curds made for excellent sides. And that concrete dessert they offer might be the best treat like that you can get through any drive-thru in the country. So overall, no this isn't a Michelin Star joint that's earning five stars. But it is the kind of joint that delivers what it's advertising. What else can you ask for.

Pros: Service was nice. We went through the drive-through,…read moreand everything came out timely and accurately. Food was good. Standard Culver's standard. Cons: No real cons. The price of fast food is going up, but convenience is a premium. Tips: If you want a burger that's better than McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, etc, you'll want to come to Culver's.

The atmosphere is exactly what you would expect from a tavern in the Midwest. Low lighting and…read morelots of tvs. This would be a great place to watch a game. The service was quick and efficient. The food was good. I ordered the jambalaya (without shrimp) and it was very flavorful. It had a little more liquid than I was expecting and leaned towards the "mushy" side but the sausage and chicken were spiced well. The sausage had the right amount of "snap" to it.

We have been to Johnny's Tavern many times and the food and service are usually spot on. Tonight…read morethere was a bit of a miss. Our group of 13 arrived well before the crowd, but had to wait a very long time for our food. That is especially hard on the young ones. Although it is quite loud in there, we are typically able to talk. The chicken wings and fries were lukewarm and most said their dinner was so so. I had a side salad which was good, but of course I expect that to be room temp. We are going on the premise that this was a one off. But normally, we would expect much better on the food quality. Our server did a pretty good job for us.

I had known about Ranch House -- and feared it -- for nearly 30 years. Something about it gave be…read morea vibe of being the type of place where fights constantly break out and absolutely nothing good can happen. I finally got up the nerve to go inside, and discovered I had been wrong. I've been there during the day and at night, and haven't seen a hint of trouble. It's a blue collar bar for sure, a mix of people my age and older people. The bartenders are exceptionally pleasant and the regulars have all been nice so far. The bar is L-shaped and located immediately inside the door, there is a large seating area to the left of the bar. On a recent visit, my brother and I were mistaken for traveling musicians by an older guy to the left of us. We still have no idea what gave him that impression. :) As decent and friendly as this place turned out to be, it's not for hipsters or the casual drinker. This is the kind of place where alcoholics and alcoholics in training go to spend their evenings getting their daily medication. Trivia fact: Ranch House is the oldest bar in Eastern Jackson County. It has been in continuous operation for about 55-60 years, possibly longer. The building is probably much older than that.

This bar is not for everyone. But, it was perfect for 6 volleyball dads with a 2-hour break. Cheap…read moredrinks and darts --- and, the bartender was awesome!

First off - our service last night was great! Waitress pointed out that a 20% gratuity will…read moreautomatically be added during June /July due to World cup. Ok, cool. However, the food was lacking. We have had the pot roast nachos many time before, and this visit, it was lacking several toppings (Cheese, corn) and very little pot roast and peppers. Looked like they tried to cover it with sauce thinking we would not notice. We did run into issues with Service in previous visits - waitress cursing about the soda machine, forgot to add an entree and offered "well, i have a couple extra carrot cakes in the back". Oh gee, I'm glad we are getting scraps for her lack of ability. We haven't seen that waitress since out last awful interaction with her, so hopefully she is no longer there.

We went here for Mother's Day and it was pretty busy. We had the butter board appetizer which was…read moreokay. The butter was super fluffy and light and the bread was a great crunchy texture, but other than that I feel like it lacked that extra flavor to take it up a notch. We also tried the calamari which was pretty good. For my entree I had the Romano chicken alla vodka. It was genuinely so so good! I feel like the ambiance was okay, it was packed and really loud but I figure that's just because it was a holiday. It was also weirdly dark in there which I'm not a fan of. Our waiter was nice but smelled like he just got back from smoking a cigarette every time he came to the table.

I enjoyed a DELICIOUS Avocado, Bacon and Cheese Burger today 3/26/26. In hindsight, I wish I had…read moreenjoyed the burger at the restaurant rather than drive 5.5 miles to my home to enjoy the sandwich. Although the sandwich was double wrapped in paper, it chilled enough to alter the texture of the grilled bread. Lesson learned! I was pleasantly greeted at the drive through menu and wonder of wonders (!) the communications were clear, quick and easy. I was FURTHER impressed that Angie, the cashier at the window, presented me with a broad smile and welcoming attitude. Pleasant service is always a joy! I failed to see the name tag on the colorfully haired young lady who delivered my to-go bag. She too was exceedingly polite. It must be a great place to work based upon the happy employees! The parking lot is large and the easy to maneuver. The parking lot always spotless - - zero trash to be seen. As to the ambiance? I have nothing to report, as I didn't step foot inside the place. My order #586710 was well enjoyed!!

After a long drive from Omaha to KC, we stumbled into town tired, hungry, and ready for anything…read morethat wasn't trail mix or gas station chips. That's when we spotted the shining beacon of hope: Whataburger. Since we don't have them back home, it was basically a moral obligation to stop. We went classic with burgers, fries, onion rings, a shake, and yes, an apple pie. The jalapeño ranch and spicy ketchup? Game changers. Everything came out hot, fresh, and delicious. The place was super clean and the staff could not have been friendlier. I ordered a small drink, but they were out of cups so they handed me a large instead. Free upgrade? Don't mind if I do. The real hero of the night, though, was the fried apple pie. Crispy outside, molten lava inside, and so good it deserved its own standing ovation. If they sprinkled it with cinnamon sugar, I might have written this review from the afterlife. All in all, it was the perfect ending to a long road trip evening. Whataburger definitely delivered the late-night comfort food magic we needed.