Boat Accessable Restaurants-Table Rock Lake
06-30-2009 | 11:50 AM
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We have enjoyed Rock Lane a couple times this year and will go back. They have the Tiki bar overlooking the lake and right behind it is a playground and swimming pool to keep the kids occupied.
There is also the redone Cape Fair marina which has a restraunt now. Also, clear up past that on Flat Creek is the Kayaker's Bistro, but you better know where you are going.
Capt Hooks in Little Aunts Creek (close to the swing), but I have heard bad things about the food and service lately.
Big Bouy's cafe at Port of Kimberling.
Chateau (just north of dam)- similar to Big Cedar, but a little higher class and more $
And don't forget about Campbell Point in Shell Knob. It has always been a good place for food.
There is also the redone Cape Fair marina which has a restraunt now. Also, clear up past that on Flat Creek is the Kayaker's Bistro, but you better know where you are going.
Capt Hooks in Little Aunts Creek (close to the swing), but I have heard bad things about the food and service lately.
Big Bouy's cafe at Port of Kimberling.
Chateau (just north of dam)- similar to Big Cedar, but a little higher class and more $
And don't forget about Campbell Point in Shell Knob. It has always been a good place for food.
06-30-2009 | 11:56 AM
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We have enjoyed Rock Lane a couple times this year and will go back. They have the Tiki bar overlooking the lake and right behind it is a playground and swimming pool to keep the kids occupied.
There is also the redone Cape Fair marina which has a restraunt now. Also, clear up past that on Flat Creek is the Kayaker's Bistro, but you better know where you are going.
Capt Hooks in Little Aunts Creek (close to the swing), but I have heard bad things about the food and service lately.
Big Bouy's cafe at Port of Kimberling.
Chateau (just north of dam)- similar to Big Cedar, but a little higher class and more $
And don't forget about Campbell Point in Shell Knob. It has always been a good place for food.
There is also the redone Cape Fair marina which has a restraunt now. Also, clear up past that on Flat Creek is the Kayaker's Bistro, but you better know where you are going.
Capt Hooks in Little Aunts Creek (close to the swing), but I have heard bad things about the food and service lately.
Big Bouy's cafe at Port of Kimberling.
Chateau (just north of dam)- similar to Big Cedar, but a little higher class and more $
And don't forget about Campbell Point in Shell Knob. It has always been a good place for food.
We ate at Campbell Point last week and it was very good.
Port Grill & Dock-n-eat in the Shell Knob area were mentiond in another thread. Anyone know exactly where these are located and any opinion on them?
06-30-2009 | 12:24 PM
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The Port Grill is Campbell Point. Don't know about Dock-n-eat.
07-03-2009 | 04:07 PM
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Dock-N-Eat is at the Big M marina. Haven't been there yet, but heard it is worth the trip.
We have been to the Port Grill a number of times this summer. Service is pretty good and the food is pretty good. They do have inside seating with AC. Nice size docks for larger boats.
Went to Captain Hook's a couple of weeks ago. Food was not that great and the service was much worse. Docks are not very friendly for larger boats.
We have been to the Port Grill a number of times this summer. Service is pretty good and the food is pretty good. They do have inside seating with AC. Nice size docks for larger boats.
Went to Captain Hook's a couple of weeks ago. Food was not that great and the service was much worse. Docks are not very friendly for larger boats.
07-06-2009 | 09:13 PM
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