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Looking for info to a local guide or someone around Branson Mo for a 4-6 hr morning fishing trip on Sept 22 nd.
If the Walleye are cooperating that time a year that would be my preference but if not small mouth or crappie would work
also any suggestions on must eat places would be appreciated! Send me a pm with info please ! Thanks again!
I highly recommend India Clay Oven, a little family owned restaurant with excellent Indian food.
Best restaurant in Branson
MoMo Sushi and Grill, almost worth the drive down just for that.
MO MO SUSHI & GRILL
I’ll try that next time. I really enjoy Indian.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grumpa
That’s interesting that you said Indian food me and my wife was just discussing places to eat the other day and she said she would like to try Indian food sometime (not me ) lol but will give it a shot since yaw say it’s good !
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For a 1st visit I would suggest "Chicken Korma" it is very mild and creamy. Makes my mouth water thinking about it. Another good place is Dimitri's Greek Gyros, also great food and a small restaurant. We will eat at both the 1st week of October
In my experience all the Indian folks really want you to enjoy and have a good experience. They’ve all been great hosts. Just tell em it’s your first time and your not sure what you would like. They might bring samples.
Be warned, not much of it looks very good, but in this case looks are deceiving. It’s all good and I’m picky! Also they like to leave bones in especially the goat dishes. I hate the bones but still worth it to me.
Prolly will spend a day around Springfield if their are any must eat places there!
Lamberts is the only place in Springfield I’d recommend. It’s the “””’~Home of the throwed rolls~”””’. Good home style food. Oh and uh, they throw rolls at you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slabprowler
Bass pro might have decent food (cause that makes sense right?).
I’ve not enjoyed any place I’ve tried in Springfield cept Lambert’s.
And Braums
Kind of like diary queen but with better food and great real ice cream. Go for the ice cream. They make their own offsite. And cheap too.