Branson Cafe

Ana Blažeković

Very lackluster to say the least. The staff was unorganized and didn’t seem to have any sort of seating chart set up, we ended up sitting with another couple at a large table (which we were asked if it was okay before we were seated, it was not a problem but did seem a bit odd). Whenever our food arrived the person that brought it out didn’t exactly know to who or where it went, which caused a bit of frustration and confusion for everyone involved as the food was also brought out partially for the other couple, and partially for us. The food was pretty bland, but was palatable with plenty of salt and hot sauce (We both had the Branson Skillet). The biscuits were gummy, but we do have to say the coffee was quite good at least, especially the cold brew. On top of all this (after having to wait to be seated) we actually ended up waiting for our food over 30 minutes. We’ll stick with Farmhouse when we visit Branson again.

Matt Rearick

Great place to eat. Good home cooked meals in a laid back environment. A lot faster and no line like the place across the street.

Rabidbear Spirit

This cute little place has been in business for over a century because they do the basics and do them well. Imagine Grandma's pancakes and country ham, with Grandpa's gravy on the side. It's like eating at home, and sometimes after a long day out and about, that's just what you and the kids need.

Tristan

This place has been in business since 1910 not sure how? I got the fried chicken which seemed to be a specialty. The batter was pretty heavy and wasn’t my favorite. The side salad was nothing to write home about either. The hamburger seem to be mediocre at best. I will say the fries were pretty good. My daughter had a grilled cheese and it looked like I made it – which is not great. The potato soup had way too much rosemary in it. Go ahead and wait in line and go across the street for some better food. But not a ton better.