Fun atmosphere friendly service and really good breakfast! Great place to stop if you're a tourist…read morewanting to feel like a local.

We left feeling racially profiled. Our party of seven arrived at Flo's for breakfast and, unlike…read moreother guests, we were not greeted when we walked in. After finally being acknowledged, we were told there would be a 15‑minute wait. We agreed and stepped outside because the inside area was crowded, something the waitress said was perfectly fine. While waiting, we watched multiple parties, including a larger group, arrive after us and be seated immediately. When I went back inside to ask about the delay, we were met with excuses: the servers "didn't know" we were outside, even though the waitress did. She then claimed they don't have a sign‑in system and insisted we shouldn't have waited outside, despite never telling us that.At that point, it was clear our party was being overlooked in a way that did not happen to any of the white guests around us. We no longer felt safe, welcome, or respected, so we left.

Probably the best tenderloin sandwich I've ever had! So good! Found this awesome little cafe…read moredriving from Branson to St. Louis.

Service was amazing. She kept out cups filled and was very attentive. I loved the crisp bacon.read more

Best biscuits and gravy in Lebanon Mo. The grilled chicken…read moresandwiches and onion rings are the best.

Greeted with a home town welcome and promptly seated. Country cafe decor was inviting and gives…read morethat hometown feel. My wife and I ate here as we were passing through. I ordered the 10oz steak breakfast with two eggs a side of red potatoes and two pancakes. Eggs were cooked perfectly to order. The steak was a healthy cut of meat for a filling breakfast. I ordered medium rare but probably would have ordered rare or warm rare if I visited again just to have a more tender bite. The red potatoes were excellent, I could have eaten a whole plate of them! The pancakes were flavorful making them a cut above your everyday pancakes. I had to force myself not to eat the last couple bites because I was stuffed. Service was prompt even durning the lunch rush. Would definitely eat here again.

What a wonderful unexpected gem we came across!! The place is super cute, service is great, and…read morefood was really good. I had a cold brew and hubby had the copper tea. He had a turkey club and I had a turkey avocado sandwich on multigrain. For sides we had cucumber salad, potato salad, and mac & cheese. A word of surprise, the potato salad is served warm, but it was really tasty. The only disappointment was the mac & cheese, which was grainy and soup-like with very overcooked noodles in it. They had no discernible shape and almost seemed like egg noodles oddly enough. We enjoyed our drinks, sandwiches and salads very much.

Such a cute, cozy place. It was like stepping into a warm cafe in another land…read more I started with a seasonal latte that had hints of toasted marshmallows, cinnamon, and pumpkin. Followed by a Monte Cristo. The bread was so light and fluffy. The saltiness of the meat with the sweetness of the bread and sugar with a little spread of raspberry preserves delighted the tastebuds. The side of fruit was large and seasonally appropriate. You order at the counter, where I think the owner was taking the orders and the accent definitely sounded authentic German like the name of the restaurant. She was lovely. Everything is made fresh so sit back and relax and the dining area is designed perfect for that with couches, cozy chairs and comfortable seats at the tables. I looked up what the name means: "Drachenfutter" is also a term used to describe gifts or treats that someone might bring home for their significant other when they feel guilty about coming home late or drunk. True to the "gift" part of the name, you can take yummy homemade treats home with you and they do have a section of gifts you can buy. A nice gem of a place along Historic Route 66.

My husband and I were looking for a unique restaurant and went to maps and found this while driving…read moreback from Branson. My husband got the mushroom and Swiss burger. I got the chicken bacon ranch panini and we got the soup of the day which was lasagna soup in a bread bowl. Their food includes a freshly baked cookie as a side! All their breads and bakery goods are made from scratch and everything was very good. The panini sourdough was so soft and it was grilled in the press, so I loved that it wasn't hard to chew, but I was so soft. The bread bowl was freshly baked and the soup was very good with a lot of flavor. It is definitely a great small family owed business that we so love to visit while traveling across the United States!

Just do it take the extra five minutes on your road trip to stop at this place!! 1 million times…read morebetter than Taco Bell or wherever else you were gonna stop. Friendly and fast service. Homemade bread, homemade desserts, and homemade pizza that comes out quick!

We like eating at local places when we travel, and this place was perfect! We were a little…read morehesitant when we saw it from the outside, but the service and food were great! They are open from 7:00am on, but we got there early because we thought they opened at 6:00am. They let us in at 6:45am for coffee. We had breakfast here two days of our visit. The coffee was way better than Starbucks!

The food is EXCELLENT! The gravy is to die for! The service is great and friendly. The ambiance is…read morethat of an old school diner, super friendly, very relaxing and plenty of food for the price!

Home cooking at its finest. Large portions. Dinners could easily be shared or taken home…read more Servers are genuine and friendly. Come here and feel like you are visiting your favorite Grandmas. Ambiance matches the period the building.

Quaint little shop with delicious pies and sandwiches!!! Great for brunch. Service is amazing. And…read morethe restroom is SOOOO CLEAN!!!!!

If you're anything like me, you research the restaurants at your travel destination before much…read moreelse. This place came so highly recommended, I had no choice but to pay them a visit. Pro tip: please check their facebook page for updated hours, contact information, and menu of the day. I stopped by to place a carry out order. The team was so welcoming and friendly. That perfect sincere hospitality you don't see too much anymore. The space is absolutely adorable and comfortable. When my order was ready, I was handed a bag that easily weighed five pounds! I went with the blackberry fried chicken. This is like nothing I've ever had. The chicken was super crispy like Korean fried chicken and just covered in a sweet sticky blackberry sauce. The chicken was well seasoned and juicy. Every single bite was perfect. I went with the macaroni and cheese and greens for my sides. Both came served in generous portions of deliciousness. The greens might be a little spicy if you don't like heat. My order came with two cornbread muffins. The meal was a very generous and a filling one. I also picked a slice of peach cobbler cheesecake from the dessert case. While tasty, I would have preferred one or the other. Both cheesecake and cobbler in one dessert was just a little too much for me. But delicious nonetheless. I can see why this spot comes with such great accolades for food service and hospitality.

This truly is a hidden gem in Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri!! We went to visit my daughter for family…read moreday and graduation from basic training and all of the drill sergeants raved about how this was the best soul food restaurant in town. They didn't lie. Not only was the food amazing, but the service was also impeccable. The waitress was so nice, and she gave us history on the restaurant and her family. There were pictures of her family on the walls, and they even had a tree branch with wooden portraits of family members (family tree). It was so cool!! The food was so good!! We had the chicken wings, greens, mac and cheese, yams, and catfish. The portion sizes were huge, so we had food to go. A person in our party had the red beans and rice and fried corn and she said the red beans and rice was some of the best she has ever had, and the sauce on the fried corn was good. The cook's husband came out and talked to us at the end of our meal and gave us some background on how he was also in the military, retired and is now working at the restaurant with his wife along with his government job. Everybody was just so nice and welcoming, and it definitely was a great experience. The prices for the food was very affordable considering the portion sizes. We have to go back in January for her next graduation. We will definitely be going back to eat there. I can taste it already!!

Nothing fancy. No frills. Just terrific comfort food reasonably priced at this small downtown…read morediner. Can be crimped at peak periods. This is a place that, if you are a regular, everybody knows your name. And, if you're not a regular the staff may know you before you leave. If you don't like meeting people or talking to strangers, this is probably not the place for you.

An adorable treasure in Lebanon. Such a terrific treat to enjoy lunch in a retro cafe from the…read more1940's with an amazing history. The food was amazingly delicious, the service phenomenal. I truly enjoyed looking at the nostalgic lunchboxes from the past, spurring joyful memories.

Breakfast was delicious! Food was hot, service was great. We are from Texas so amazing to see such…read morekind people.

Upon arrival Thursday May 14th 2026 at 3:30pm we were the only 3 human souls in the diner besides…read moreour server and the line cook. Food was everything I expected it to be, perfectly average. The server was friendly. Unfortunately the jukebox was out of order like a McDonald's ice cream machine. Better luck next year.