Food -- Home cooking! My husband got the meatloaf. I got chicken strips, onion rings, and a dinner…read moresalad. (I am always kind of lame with what I choose to eat.) My mother in law got a cheeseburger. My father in law got a hot beef sandwich. Service -- Pam always takes care of us! Ambiance --- Fish tanks at just about every table. Comfortable booths. Relaxed, home atmosphere.

Was hard to find the location, the food was decent but sadly they had a horrible gnat issue when we…read morewent there so getting a soda or your refills you had to fight through the swarm of gnats. They did have very large portions which is good for some people, we generally are not hearty eaters but if you are, you're not going to leave hungry. The staff were very friendly and helpful when it came to helping us decide our order.

Cinnamon rolls so good on hey warn you when they're getting low on inventory, but don't worry, they…read moremake more! Bustling with locals and passerby's. True small town breakfast destination. Very casual, lots of seating, and the friendliest of staff. Perfect breakfast stop on your way out of KC, heading south.

The Cider Mill is about all I've done in Louisburg, so it was nice to be able explore town a little…read moremore and try a local restaurant! Miss B's Cafe is a southern classic! I had my family with me and a lot of the locals stopped by to chat especially to say hi to all my girls- it was so sweet! We were there on a random Friday, and it surprisingly wasn't busy, but I could see it getting crowded on a Saturday morning! It seems like they had a lot of seating though. It was hard to pick what to eat, but I ended up with a classic breakfast and it didn't disappoint! Definitely wouldn't mind stopping by again if I'm in town!

Cheeseburger was cooked perfectly. Both the crinkle cut fries and onion rings were spot on. Very…read moregood. Will definitely go back!!! Service was really good. Local spot and highly recommend!

Food is hot and yummy! This has been a local staple for years in the Gardner area and I love…read moresupporting local, especially when it's actually hot and fresh. I appreciated that although it's somewhat of a vintage feel, they still had a gluten free bun! The vibe inside is kind of outdated but I think it adds to the overall charm. I would recommend this place for a quick bite on the go, espeically after a visit to the pool next door!

Went for breakfast which is only on the weekends…read more Huge portions, cheap prices. Service was quite slow but they had a lot going on. Fresh squeezed orange juice was a surprise! Diner style. Get to watch the planes coming in. Novelty ambience. Great for small town vibes. Didn't try their bbq as it was breakfast food only but smelled good

I can't say I really enjoyed the food there. Nothing really…read morespecial about it. Asked about burnt ends and we rudely told "we don't burn our ends" like it's unheard of or something... I mean, to each their own I suppose... The location is kind of weird. Overall it was ok but can't say I'll be going there again.

Full disclosure - The Wagon Wheel Steakhouse is owned and operated by a high school friend so you…read moremay think my review could be biased. But as a Yelp Elite, I need to keep it real. And Wagon Wheel is definitely real. Anyone that knows me is aware that I'm a comfort food aficionado. If it's hot, fried, salty, covered in gravy - then most likely I will enjoy it. My tastebuds were thrilled to discover that Wagon Wheel Steakhouse serves the mother lode of comfort food. The first thing you'll notice when you see the servers carrying plates past your table to deliver to other customers is that everything, and I mean virtually everything, is made in house. The regular fries and the curly cue fries are fresh cut. They offer crinkle cut fries too like you can get in some fast food restaurants, but why would you order that when you can get fresh cut? The chicken fried chicken, chicken fried steak, the pork tenderloins are all hand breaded and fried in the kitchen. Wagon Wheel doesn't serve pre-cut and pre-fried fritters, no sir. As you can see in my picture, my pork tenderloin sandwich was twice the size of the bun, so I cut it in half and took the rest home to eat later - this made my dinner both tasty and cheap as I received two meals for the price of one. There is a small but sufficient fresh salad bar available as well as homemade pie for dessert. A full bar is to the right of the entrance and there are new flat screen TVs all around the dining room. A friend told me Wagon Wheel serves her favorite fried mushrooms and others told me their hamburgers are some of the best around - I can't wait to return and try these, as well as their steaks. When you visit, say hello to my friend the owner Linda Jo. Although she may not be easy to find as she personally spends a great deal of time in the kitchen cooking the food herself. I think you'll agree, her hands-on approach makes the difference at Wagon Wheel.

Food extremely pricy 8$ kids meals and 12+ dollar adult meals. Didn't feel like we got our moneys…read moreworth and it wanted even that great.

I'm in town just for the weekend and I heard that this was a for sure place to try…read more I've tried a lot of burgers in my life and have been a super fan of In-N-Out with growing up in California. But the cheeseburger I had at White Grill is by far the best burger I've ever had in my life! I asked the cook if they added seasoning or anything to their meat and he said no, so I'm not sure why it's so good , but it was amazing. I love how they grill the onions as it's cooking on top. The bun was super soft. I can't say enough about how yummy this burger was, and the Susie Q fries were cooked to perfection. I hope to return to this area just to have a burger at White Grill!

Oh my! Old school good food. Worth the extra to get there from the freeway. Best burger I have had…read morein a long time. A little bit of nostalgia mixed with a quiet town.

Great tenderloin and real onions in the onion rings…read more Great road side America place And lots of locals !

There aren't a lot of places around here to grab a quick bite, so I usually end up here. This boat…read morewas ok, not great. The grilled chicken sandwich was pretty good. The Susie q fries were super greasy and all clumped together. The gal taking my order seemed like she'd rather be anywhere but there, not friendly at all and made it seem like I was bothering her. The milkshake was yummy. Prices are ok.

Yum and nostalgic is what comes to mind after visiting this restaurant. While in Ft. Scott my…read morehusband and I looked up places to eat at for dinner, and located this place with well deserved good reviews. We saw plenty of country fried pork steak images and some fried okra and both me and my husband decided to chose that. Our plate came with good smashed potatoes and gravy, and the nicest surprise was that the waitress brought us our own loaf of bread. Can't beat that! The restaurant appears like a side-road old restaurant, and while I am sure it's old and quaint, it just took me back to the 70s being a kid and eating at those bucolic small town restaurants during some road trip. While inside we noticed they had the TV on with an old show of Gunsmoke playing? It was really like a time warp. The service was good too, as we didn't have to wait long for our food either.

We had the Philly cheese beef steak and County fried pork sandwich. Both were outstanding. Also…read morelove the fries; honey mustard and ranch were delicious! Nice area outside to eat if traveling with a furry friend.