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Walker, MO · Food & Drink
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Forget Fancy Restaurants, Missouri Locals Say the Best Biscuits and Gravy Are Found Here
Forget the white tablecloths and candlelit dining rooms. Missouri locals will point you toward a humble diner where the best biscuits and gravy in the state hide behind a simple door. The gravy arrives thick and peppery, speckled with sausage that crumbles on your tongue. Beneath it all, the biscuits...
everafterinthewoods.com
Some Say The Best Ribs In Arkansas Are Hiding Inside This Unassuming Little Roadside Shack
Some meals do not ask for attention. They just sit in front of you and make the whole table quiet. That was the moment this little barbecue shack stopped feeling like a quick roadside stop and started feeling like a place I would remember. The outside does not overpromise. That...
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Restaurant offering McReaders Summer Program
Participating McDonald’s restaurants across the region are excited to bring back the Happy McReaders Summer Program, once again partnering with local libraries to encourage literacy and reward young readers. In this program children can earn a free Happy Meal simply by reading books throughout the summer. Families can visit...
Springfield News-Leader
Springfield kitchen cited for second instance of out-of-temp cooler
A Springfield restaurant was cited for having its cooler unplugged, according the Springfield-Greene County Health Department's food inspection reports from the past week. The American Legion Post No. 676, 2350 N. Clifton Ave., had an unplugged cooler with a temperature of 61 degrees Fahrenheit inside, and all the items in the cooler were above 41 degrees Fahrenheit, according to the June 2 inspection report. The report indicated this was a repeat violation that was corrected by voluntarily discarding the food items and plugging the cooler back in. In addition to the unplugged cooler, other priority violations during that inspection included a salmon fillet without date marking and "adulterated produce" that was unsafe for consumption. Issues found during inspections fall into either priority or non-priority violations. Priority violations impact the safety of the food, such as cross-contamination between raw and ready-to-eat food, improper food temperature and poor personal hygiene and employee health. Multiple priority violations can lead to an establishment being shut down. Non-priority violations alone do not directly affect food safety, such as dirty floors, sticky tabletops or outside trash cans not being covered. More: Frequent reader of Greene County food inspections? Here's what inspectors want you to know Food
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Downtown Joplin Alliance to Host June Wineshare to be Held at Guru Marketing
(Joplin, Mo.) – Downtown Joplin Alliance will hold the June First Friday WineShare on Friday, June 5, from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm, at the offices of Guru Marketing (906 S Main St, Suite A). WineShare returns on June 5, and the first warm weather WineShare event will...
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The Hole-In-The-Wall Diner In Oklahoma That Nails Country Fried Steak Every Time
What makes a diner meal stick with you long after the plate is cleared?. Usually, it is not one big flashy thing. It is the room, the comfort, the smell of something hot coming out of the kitchen, and the feeling that the place already knows exactly what it is doing.
Springfield News-Leader
4 Ozarks kitchens struggle with sanitizer this week during inspections
Four Springfield kitchens had issues with sanitizer this week — with one kitchen having too much and others not having enough or any, according to food inspection reports from the Springfield-Greene County Health Department . Burn Boot Camp Springfield MO, 820 W. El Camino Alto Drive, was cited for having its quaternary sanitizer concentration exceeding 400 parts per million in its three-vat sink, according to the May 27 report. The violation was corrected on site. On the other hand, an Ozarks Empire Fairgrounds kitchen — Triple S Properties Bar & Grill - Concession Stands — was cited for having no sanitizer in its dish machine during a May 22 inspection, according to the report. The violation was corrected on site. Both Rebar 2 LLC, 2925 W. Republic Road and Springhouse Village Springfield East, 3877 E. Farm Road 132, did not have enough sanitizer according to May 26 and 27 inspection reports, respectively. Rebar 2 was able to correct its violation, but the Springhouse Village Springfield East will require a re-inspection due to a leak in the sanitizer line. Issues found during inspections fall into either priority or non-priority violations. Priority violations impact the safety of the food, such as cross-contamination
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You’ll Want To Drive Hours For The Steaks At This Small-Town Missouri Restaurant
The road to Joplin might not be on your usual route, but Wilder’s Steakhouse is about to become your new favorite destination. This Main Street institution proves that the best meals often come from the places you least expect, and that small-town Missouri knows a thing or two about cooking beef.
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This Tiny Missouri Town Is Home to Burgers Locals Swear By
The building is small. The menu is smaller. And the burgers are absolutely legendary. At this unassuming town in Missouri, a tiny diner has been doing one thing for generations and doing it perfectly. A thin patty, griddled until the edges curl and crisp. A soft bun, slightly toasted. Onions,...
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MO lawmakers discuss session, reflect on Joplin Donuts & Delegates
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Operation BBQ Relief honors community with food and festivities
JOPLIN, Mo. — Something that started in the wake of the 2011 tornado continues to bring people together today. Operation BBQ Relief started in a store parking lot, when those who were passionate about food and helping others came together to serve storm survivors and volunteers. 15 years later,...
sentineltimes.com
Grand Opening Celebration at Twister Liquor
The new Twister Liquor celebrated its grand opening on May 5, 2026, with an incredible turnout from the community. Members of the Baxter Springs Chamber of Commerce and representatives from the city of Baxter Springs attended the event to welcome the new business to town. Owners Dave Lewis and Kim...