14 Best American Restaurants near Cassville

“Very nice country diner. Breakfast took up the whole large plate and had a take out container left, it was the best. The service was excellent and timely they made you feel as if you were part of their family!Parking: Plenty of parking spots available. Easy to get in and out for a disabled individual.“

“Dave Morgan is #1 in my book. Catered my daughter s wedding on October 9, 2022. Not one stone was left unturned. The food was dead on and the service he provided was fantastic! You will not be disappointed when Dave Morgan and his crew roll in! Dave is all about what you the client wants. Just say it and he does it to a T! Thank you Dave for all you did for us❤️“

“There is something just so homey about a good old school diner breakfast or lunch! This place 100% captures all of that and has great food. My daughter and I killed some excellent pancakes and my wife had what seemed to be the largest omelet I've ever seen. This is a must if you're in the area. I mean with big fluffy pancakes what could possibly be wrong?“

“I had the basic bob burger it was awesome. I had the hand patted burger cooked medium sared? on the outside“

“My go to place in Utica. Whether I'm there on errands or if I just want great, fresh Italian food, Daniele's always delivers. I never get there any later than noon because I'm always afraid they'll run out of their incredible pork bracciole. I love this place and wish my dad was still her to go with me. BYOW.“

“What a tremendous restaurant. We were staying in Clinton for the first time, and stumbled upon it. Just a fabulous meal, service, and ambience. Everything from the authentic sourdough bread, cider donut bread pudding was extremely memorable. We happen to be in there on St. Patrick's Day weekend, so while I don't think you'll be able to enjoy the corn beef on a regular basis, if it's any indication of the regular menu, it was stupendous. Not to mention the fact that the drinks were generous and we really appreciated the warm yet. Updated ambience. Kind of like, having a great babysitter, or Electrician. I hate to recommend Nola's too highly because I'm afraid we won't be able to just pop in next time. I would suggest reservations. Highly recommended.“

“We have been coming here for Easter for a long time..covid kept us away. Back today and everthing was awesome. Best waitress ever. Thank you for taking on the Yagers in the back room We all love you“

“I don’t do many reviews. But this was the 1st time I’ve ever ordered a fish fry from here, and it was a huge piece of fish with great flavor. Most places that serve a huge piece like that usually lacks flavor but not them. Nice staff as well“

“Friendly staff and awesome food. Luv this place.“

“I was expecting something like a Mother's Market or Sprouts. But this is much smaller and clearly a local business, which means a limited variety of products. That's not a bad thing. There's a cafe inside with ample seating and on (some?) weekends local bread maker vendors sell fantastic bread made from NY state grown wheat.“

“Thank you for a delicious meal and nice quiet atmosphere. But a HUGE thank you to the maître d for coming over to our table, pulling up a chair, and holding our 9 month old who decided she no longer wanted the high chair so we could enjoy our delicious dinner. Thank you for your kind gesture! And of course thank you to our waitress Ruthie, who is always great!“

“This is one of the absolutely one of the most amazingly awesome-st bars not only in the state, but in the country - it's the oldest continuingly running bar in the county! An old water-hole overlooking on the now-long-gone Chenango Canal and then Railroad and therefore the Erie Canal routes between mines in Pennsylvania and Binghampton, New York and Chicago - it is the warmest dive bar you'll ever see. This is what it used to be like to get drunk in 1895. It was a local grocers store for a time being (think CVS, or gas station). Beer & drinks s*** cheap, easy drinks, run down stools, a sagging ceiling, awesome hard rock on the jukebox; baseball games on TV during $2 beer happy hour during the week, smoke station out back, you can even get cheap little take-away bottles of wine after liquor stores close. Worth a glass when you're giving your donkey a pit-stop.“

“We had the fish Fry with macaroni and cheese. Salad bar had lettuce, cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, red onions, croutons, black olives. Plus, coleslaw, cottage cheese, crab salad and soup. Bread with dinner. Lightly breaded fish, cooked to perfection. All was very good!! (We were too full for dessert.☹)“

“the food and service is great..always ridiculously busy..had a 45 min wait and bc its so busy its just very loud and overwhelming..next time I go back I'm opting for curbside pickup lolDietary restrictions: I need my food mechanical soft (cut up) when I asked the server what they thought was best they recommended a few softer food choices and a way to cook a steak so I could cut it up smallParking: there's many parking spaces since it's a strip mall but the ones closer to the restaurant are always fullKid-friendliness: They have many kid options and a kids menu, also saw a couple with a toddler and they had a booster seat for the familyWheelchair accessibility: I walk with a cane but if I needed to use my wheelchair I could have, only difficulty would have been the amount of people who are also trying to get in.“