Stopped for an easy lunch after the fish hat hery and visitor center. Great food, service, and…read moredrinks! Try the monkey dip and the bbq is excellent!

we stopped here on a whim a few months back and let me tell you!! the smoked brisket nachos were…read moreamazing! so much so we went 3 times!!! now here we are again and we had the pulled pork nachos!! amazing ! Kim and Cathy were absolutely incredible. thank you ladies for such a great experience

Food, service and ambiance They have outside seating as…read morewell ! And entertainment Multi generational Games for the children

Pros: This is a place right on the strip that has a lot of outdoor seating with umbrellas for…read morecovering; which is very nice. The service was excellent, the cook and the waitress were very kind and friendly and made you feel welcomed. They also offer board games for you to play while waiting for your food. This was a lot of fun and we enjoyed a game of Scrabble while we waited. In which, I did beat my husband, but that's a different story. ;-) they had water, coolers and glasses outside while we waited for the doors to open. My husband said the bathroom was clean. Cons: Unfortunately, we aren't quite sure how this place has won best pizza! We have eaten a lot of pizza in our day and this pizza was no better than a frozen pizza you buy in the grocery store. The crust tasted like cardboard, literally. There was no flavor to it at all. I ordered a supreme with hamburger, and the toppings did not cover the whole pizza. There were several pieces that there were no toppings except for cheese halfway through the pizza to the crust. My husband ordered a supreme with pepperoni and sausage and half of his pizza did not have sausage on it. Our waitress was so kind and apologetic for messing the order up that she gave us a discount. For two 12 inch pizzas and two Dr Peppers, (which come in the bottle) our cost was $66 (this included the tip). I'm not sure how their other food tastes. I did notice they were bringing out pretzel appetizers to another table as we were leaving, and they were very much overdone! All in all, we enjoyed being able to play a game without feeling rushed and the friendly staff. As far as the food; meh, save your "dough" and go somewhere else!

We stopped by for a quick lunch. The food was delicious and the service was top notch! The mango…read morebeer with habanero added was fantastic! I recommend the turkey panini!

Beer selection is great, 32 beers and ciders on tap. Service was great. Atmosphere was terrible,…read morethey had Karaoke going on and it was so loud and obnoxious we couldn't even sit at the bar and talk, they really need to do something about the sound level, no reason to be that loud in such a tiny spot. . We had one beer and left and went to another bar in the Promenade.

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.

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

Delicious!! "Holy moly, Stromboli!" I had the BBQ chicken…read moreflatbread. The jalapeños really kicked it off! Drizzled with ranch for the clutch. Our party ordered The Big Philly Bomb was top notch, and if it's a bit too big for your taste you can always trim a bit off the ends like a smash burger shawarma lol. Next up was the bacon Mac N Cheese burger. Guy is known for his Mac N Cheese so imagine it on a bed of perfectly cooked bacon.Mmmmmm Fries were perfect -o Ice tea was freshly brewed and was very refreshing in the hot weather. Kristen was a fantastic waitress!! Out of all the places you can eat in Branson I definitely suggest stopping by here.

A colleague and I stopped by Guy Fieri's in Branson to grab a bite to eat and unwind for the…read moreevening. The restaurant is somewhat tucked away behind Bass Pro Shops along the shopping strip, but it's definitely worth seeking out. We decided to sit at the bar, and Jazz immediately took great care of us. She quickly got us a couple of cold beers, handed us menus, and made us feel welcome from the start. Friendly, attentive service always makes a difference, and Jazz did an excellent job throughout our visit. I wasn't overly hungry, so I ordered the Cheesy Burger, while my colleague went with the Bacon Mac & Cheese Burger. When our food arrived, we both realized we may have underestimated the portion sizes. These burgers were huge! They were packed with flavor, cooked well, and loaded with toppings. Even with healthy appetites, we could only finish about half of our meals and ended up taking the rest with us for later. As we were enjoying our food, we noticed an eerie fog bank slowly rolling across the lake. It created a unique and almost surreal backdrop that made the evening even more memorable. Between the beautiful scenery, perfect weather, excellent service, and delicious food, it turned into one of those unexpected dining experiences that sticks with you. Great meal, great atmosphere, and a fantastic way to spend an evening in Branson. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in town.

This review is going to be on the longer side so let me just get this out of the way up front, if…read moreyou're questioning whether to stay here, do it, no questions asked. My husband and I go on little mini vacations every six months or so without the kids and this year we decided to go to Branson. After planning a trip to this exact hotel about two years ago and having to cancel because of circumstances outside of our control we decided to rebook here since we were so excited about it the first time. I will tell you if you book through Expedia make sure you call to follow up with them to make sure you have all of the information you need to get into the building if you are going to get there late at night. When you get there you are greeted by the most charming street and when you walk in it feels like you are a part of a hallmark movie. The environment itself brought me so much joy. We arrived around 10:30 at night and it was quiet. We went up to our room and it was small but this is a historic building with a lot of character so unless you are planning on spending most of your trip in your room this is/was a non issue for us. The bed was comfortable and the room and bathroom were clean and they had everything we could have wanted and needed. I did read some reviews about the water temperature/ temperature of the rooms. I will say there was no control for the central air/heat in our room that we noted BUT THAT BEING SAID it was comfortable the entire time we were there. There was also a ceiling fan that we could control via remote control that kept it the perfect temperature for us the entire time. We had a room that looked out onto the Main Street below us and the old railroad tracks next door and it was so pleasant after a long day to be able to watch the people below. Now that we've gone over the room, let's talk about the customer service. It has been so so long since I have stayed in a place that has had such exceptional customer service. John made sure we had everything we needed and more, making sure every time we walked by the front desk that we didn't need anything. Not only did he make sure our check in and stay was seamless, it really seemed like he cared about our trips overall experience. Again, it is a smaller place so by the end of our trip it felt like he knew us and we knew him. He made sure we were happy, fed and that our time there was special. Whether that be making sure we had chairs to sit on at the lake we were planning on spending a day at, to a place to sit for the Fourth of July fireworks with the perfect view, to giving his name at other establishments near by so we were taken care of. I will say to his praise as well even places we went to and mentioned where we were staying had nothing but the absolute kindest things to say about him and what a great place it was. Now, one of my favorite things, the food. There is a restaurant located inside of the inn, this is where most of the hustle and bustle comes from during the day and really truly brings the place alive. The staff were excellent, so personable and just fun. The food was fantastic and as a self certified food snob I was never disappointed. At one point I looked at my husband and said this is the first time in a while I have felt like the food is worth the hype. We went into the bar in the afternoons and had appetizers and drinks and were greeted with the same friendly face behind the bar each time(I wish I had gotten his name but he was wonderful - if you go tell him I said hi!). We tried several appetizers from the nachos to the pretzel and the fish and chips entree and everything left us happy and satisfied. The drinks were always good and again the service here is exceptional.The location is pretty central in hollister. We had everything we needed within walkable distance from the inn. At one point I told my husband I preferred hollister over Branson. We had initially gone for all of the touristy stuff Branson had to offer. We spent a good day there doing the titanic museum and the mountain coaster, but I think both of us preferred the slowness and more personable feeling hollister had to offer. The other business along the strip were also so welcoming and beautiful and just treated you with the same openness as family. I really wish I could describe to you just how much I loved it here but the previous statements will have to hold to be true. I have not been so sad to leave a place in a long time and we will be back many times over.

Very cool place in downtown Hollister Missouri on a trip to Branson, pretzel was hot and salty…read moremustard dip was pretty good cheese dip was hot and was alright. Mahi Mahi sandwich was very good I took off most of the condiments cause I wanted to taste the fish. The burger was very good cream corn was excellent, service was decent and very personal. I think it would be really cool to stay here as well. Overall was worth the trip and I didn't feel they were tourist like prices would definitely return !

My wife and I walked in today and sat at the bar. We were greeted by Trey who was a great host,…read morebartender and server. I started off with a Winter Grind - a beautiful dark beer with a deep coffee flavor. I had the seafood platter which was heaped with fresh shrimp and Haddock. Both were coated with a super light batter. Easy access location at the end of Branson Landing. The inside has a welcoming decor. Wanted to also mention Lacey - a friendly server who provided us with suggestions on local places to see. Certainly be back!

It took FOREVER to get our food. Almost an hour. I feel for the person who was running around with…read moreso many tables so I don't blame them, but there were other servers just chilling at the bar talking to coworkers while we sat there without filled drinks or food -- wish we wouldn't have had to flag him down to inquire about the long wait. The food came out almost immediately after that -- had it been sitting? Meatloaf was meh but not the worst. Party said the pizza was good. The cocktails were good and kolsh good just nothing spectacular worth going back for.

We ate here the night before Valentine's to beat the rush, and we had such a good experience…read more We started with the calamari, which was some of the best we'd ever had. Our main courses were the prime rib and the scallops. The prime rib was good, and the scallops were outstanding. We had the cheesecake for dessert. It was phenomenal. We highly recommend Cellar 417. It was all delicious!

So I have been back multiple times and the last two times I was a bit disappointed with what I…read morethought was the timing of the dinner service. It seemed to take longer than I expected and everyone was so busy, it seemed like they needed a few more employees to service the crowd. But then I discovered this is a scratch dinner service and when the food came out, it was exceptional. I come to find out that this is a scratch dinner preparation, meaning Nothing is made until you order, and sometimes with multiple people at your table plates may not come out at the same time because they may be batched with similar orders that came in at the same time from separate tables. Take for example the Beef Cheek pasta. One person at our table was served the beef cheek pasta as well as somebody at a separate table. But the other three diners at our table were still waiting for our meal for quite some time. But it comes out hot and It comes out freshly prepared, because it is not sitting there under a heat lamp, waiting for the other meals to be prepared. When my roast did chicken did arrive, along with my wife's shrimp and another diners scallops, everything was hot, fresh, outstanding and well worth the wait. So please be prepared when dinner service is busy, as it will be this summer. You may wait a little longer, but the food will be well worth the wait.