Gatewood

Gatewood, MO · Food & Drink
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Wine & Witches event to benefit Jonesboro Public Library
MAKANDA, Ill. (Heartland News) - An evening of Halloween spirit, music, and wine will benefit the Jonesboro Public Library. Blue Sky Vineyard in Makanda will host the Wine & Witches fundraiser on October 30 from 6 p.m. until 10 p.m. The Tuscan Sun Pavilion at Blue Sky will be decorated for Halloween. Participants will enjoy music, small plates, and drinks at the fundraiser.
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This Fourth-Generation Missouri Bakery Makes Nearly 60 Kinds Of Donuts Every Day
Before trendy donut shops started piling cereal and candy onto everything, this Missouri bakery was already making people happy with the classics. The family has been baking here since 1937, and the fourth generation is now carrying it forward. The donut case is the real attention-grabber, with nearly sixty varieties...
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Families Make A Day Of It At Lambert’s Cafe In Sikeston For Throwed Rolls And Heaping Plates
Somewhere in southeast Missouri, a server is about to throw a roll clear across a crowded dining room, and a kid at a far table is going to catch it. Nobody gasps. That is simply how dinner works here. Families drive hours for this, and some plan whole road trips around a single meal stop.
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More than a cup of coffee
There is a life-sized Chewbacca standing watch inside Villainous Grounds. Nearby, a BB-8 droid keeps company with Baby Yoda and Baby Groot. A sizable flock of novelty rubber ducks occupies its own corner of the shop, while comics, books, artwork, board games and countless other pieces of pop culture fill the surrounding space, upstairs and down.
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This Missouri Restaurant Still Tosses Hot Rolls Across The Dining Room
At most restaurants, bread arrives in a basket. Here, you might want to keep one hand free and your eyes on the dining room. Hot rolls still come flying through the air, turning an ordinary meal into something that feels halfway between dinner and a very friendly game of catch. The tradition started when packed tables made it hard to move through the room with baskets of bread, so somebody suggested tossing the rolls instead.