Ordered the falafel and chicken kabobs. The falafel was fine, but the chicken kabobs were a bit undercooked for my taste. For the price point, I expected the portions to be a little more generous, especially the kabobs.

Been coming here for years. Treina&#39;s cooking is solid, and the steak tonight was spot on, just like always. Full of flavor, cooked right. She&#39;s the reason I keep coming back.

Cozy spot with solid Vietnamese food. The pho broth is really good, and they have plenty of seating.

Prices are definitely up there, but the food quality is solid. Had the steak and it was cooked just right. Good for a date night or something.

Fun retro bowling alley vibe, really cozy. Loved all the little decorations. Their draft beer selection is solid. I had a couple local IPAs that hit the spot.

Been coming here for years, and the ribs are still consistently fall-off-the-bone tender every single time. That&#39;s the main reason I keep coming back. The potato salad is pretty great too.

The Ms. Kandii Burger is a standout. The candied jalape&ntilde;os and bacon with the cream cheese just work.

Breakfast is definitely the move here. The blueberry pancakes are huge, and the biscuits and gravy are a solid choice. The booths are comfortable and the service is friendly, which makes for a really easy morning.

Love the big windows for people-watching. It&#39;s a relaxed spot, good for a casual lunch. My pasta was a bit underseasoned, but the vibe made up for it. Just a chill place to unwind.

Stopped in late for a snack. The garlic knots were warm and soft, just the right amount of garlic butter. A guy was playing acoustic guitar in the corner, which was a nice touch.

The old-school cottage vibe is nice, especially during the holidays.

This place is always packed, but it&#39;s worth the wait. I love how you can just settle in and not feel rushed at all. The slow-roasted pork belly was incredible, so tender it just fell apart. A solid find.

Love the old-school vibe here. Had a simple lunch, but the real star was dessert. Their homemade vanilla ice cream with fresh peaches was fantastic. The owner suggested a small glass of Moscato with it&mdash;such a nice touch. Parking&#39;s a bit tight, but we&#39;ll be back for that combo.

Love their fajitas, always my go-to in NWA. The portion is huge, easily feeds two. My plate was packed with chicken and peppers. Got a side of rice and beans too, which was plenty. Ate so much I had to take leftovers home. Price felt fair for what you get.

Loved the tucked-away location in the old farmhouse, it felt like a little secret find. The drive was scenic, but you gotta watch for the turn&mdash;almost missed it! The setting really made the dinner feel cozy.

Deb was our server and she just gets it. Super attentive, remembered our preferences from last time. That kind of service makes a difference.

Solid local craft beer selection on tap. The Black Apple cider was crisp and not too sweet, went well with the spicy wings. The IPAs had a nice hoppy bite that cut through the fried food. Good pairing.

Always busy, but the staff here moves like a well-oiled machine. Got my food quick, and everyone was genuinely nice, even when they were slammed. Impressive teamwork.

The maple fudge is my favorite, so creamy. The white chocolate raspberry lemon is a nice choice too. The staff was really friendly and let me sample a couple before deciding. It&rsquo;s a cozy little spot.

The cookie of the month latte frappe was a nice surprise! The flavors were subtle and not too sweet.

Really liked the vibe here, super cozy and the staff were just so friendly. Tried the pulled pork sandwich, the meat was super tender and the sauce had a nice little kick to it. Felt like a chill neighborhood spot, not a tourist trap.

Friendly staff and quick service. The new ordering system actually works pretty smoothly. My kids loved their meals, and the price for those is spot on.

The cinnamon rolls here are pretty good, fresh and warm. Portions are generous, which is nice. Service was decent even though the place was busy. Lori was friendly.

Solid spot for a quick bite. Got the sub and a salad, both were fresh and ready fast. Prices are fair.

The fish and shrimp platter was tasty. For a chain spot, the portion size was actually decent for the price.

Huge space, two floors, and they even have an old trolley car upstairs. My kids loved it. The wine list was decent, but I wish they had more by-the-glass options for trying different pairings.

They got our big group seated right away, which was a relief. The server was really on top of things but still had time for a quick chat. Made the whole dinner feel smooth and easy.

The chicken was so tender, and the salsa tasted really fresh. My favorite Mexican spot in Branson now.

The craft beer selection is solid, mostly in cans. I noticed the &quot;train beer&quot; discount when one passed by - a fun idea! I appreciate that they had a few local options, and the cans kept things fresh.

Decent Tex-Mex, good value. The outdoor patio is a plus. They have bingo nights, which adds to the lively vibe. A reliable choice for a casual meal.

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