Branson Cafe

Branson Cafe was the first place we ate breakfast when we got to Branson. Food was good and service was quick. I got the skillet and it was very good. Couldn’t quite finish it. Wife order biscuits and gravy. Biscuits are fresh and gravy had a lot of flavor.

Small cramped diner with good omelets but long wait for service. Expect 20 minutes to get drinks and order taken and 30 minutes to be served food at peak times. The best omelet I've ever had! Spinach and mushrooms were fresh. Most omelet options I've ever seen as well.

Best omelette and skillets here. Highly recommend the food and the service!!

We had the Philly sandwich and fries, pork tenderloin sandwich and turkey sand. with broccoli cheese soup. It was really good. The service was great. The only critique I have it that my fork was dirty and the broccoli cheese soup had too much pepper.

Best omelet and hashbrowns I’ve ever had! The omelet had lots of cheese which kept it from being dry. You can tell they use fresh ingredients. The hashbrowns were very crispy and buttery. The French toast was really good too. The staff was very accommodating. Everyone was friendly including the kitchen staff. It’s small and tucked in with all the other shops but it’s worth finding!

The first thing to mention is this is a very small place with tight seating. Parking is at a premium and the red lights are terrible. The food was good enough and service too but everything else about getting here and dining was off putting.

Revisit: parking still offputting. The service is really fast. We seated, given a menu, order taken and food on the table in under 7 minutes. Staff is very friendly, expedient and appreciative of your patronage. Food still was good, hot and tasty. I am not big on biscuits but it was suggested so I gave them a try. Biscuits were flaky, fluffy and fresh.

Picked up takeout for breakfast. We got 3 breakfast sandwiches, 2 with scrambled eggs and 1 with a poached egg. The 2 with scrambled were fine and tasted good. The poached egg was raw and unable to be consumed. May give another shot but would definitely check my food before leaving since I would prefer not to eat raw items

My wife and I ate here on a Sunday morning at about 8:15. I had read the reviews and we decided to try it.

The service was good but we found the food to be average at best. I got a breakfast sandwich on toast and a biscuit and gravy. The sandwich was good except for the toast which was soaked in grease or butter or whatever. It almost dripped down my elbows it was so greasy. Bacon was delicious. My biscuit seemed overcooked and the gravy was horrible. Next time we will go to Hungry Hunter, Billy Gail's or Cracker Barrel.

Would have give a 5 plus, but very disappointed in home made lemon pie. More like lemon flavored rubber. The food and serves was great, took pie home to eat later big mistake.

absolutely our favorite go to when in Branson. I do agree with some of the comments about the service. They took over new ownership at the first of the year and they're still working out some kinks. But the food is good and prices are average. We would rather give out money to a local restaurant than to a major chain. Still worth the 5 star review.