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The Finley

➤ 206 E Elm St, Ozark, MO, 65721, United States

Carte • Salad • Seafood • American • Fast Food

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"Visited for the first time today for brunch. The building is beautiful! I had to message for a reservation and it was answered and situated quickly. They were very accommodating. Our waiter was nice and attentive. The issue was with the food itself and the long wait time. They weren't very busy and it took almost an hr for us to get our food and when it came, it was cold. The quality of the food was definitely not worth the price, nor the drive from Springfield. The drinks were good, tho. We will try again, maybe, for dinner or the Speakeasy, but we won't be back for the brunch."

Rocco’s Pizza

➤ 1487 W South St, Ozark, United States

Carte • Pizza • Cafés • Italian • Chicken

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"The Fettuccine Alfredo was delicious, but the bread bowl was not worth the cost. It tasted like it had been reheated and the bottom fell out as soon as we tried to pick it up."

Iguana Roja

➤ 107 W Church St, Ozark, United States

Carte • Sushi • Pizza • Asiatic • American

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"Charming little spot with prompt seating. Our server, Aaron, was friendly, efficient, and very helpful. The margaritas were wonderfully refreshing. I enjoyed the Chile Relleno, which came with slaw and was quite filling. The filling, made with quinoa, was delicious. My companion had two tacos, and when he asked for a spicier salsa, Aaron recommended the habanero-garlic hot sauce. He warned us it was quite spicy, and he was right—my friend loved it! The only overly salty items we noticed were the rim of our margarita glasses and occasionally larger chunks of Cotija cheese, which is meant to be salty. Overall, I’d rate this experience a solid 10 out of 10!"

Godfather's Pizza

➤ 510 E South St, Ozark, MO, 65721, United States

Carte • Pizza • Cafés • Kebab • Seafood

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"There are places where you can get pizza, and then there are places where you go to enjoy Pizza. Godfather’s Pizza in Ozark is one of the latter. This is not some generic chain restaurant that churns out bland, soggy pies with processed cheese and canned toppings. This is a place where pizza is an art form, a passion, a religion. This is where you can find pizzas that are loaded with fresh, quality ingredients, baked to perfection in a fiery oven, and served with pride and care. This is where you can customize your pizza with a variety of sauces, cheeses, and toppings, or go for one of their signature creations, like the meaty classic or the fiery taco. This is where you can pair your pizza with a crisp salad from their salad bar, or a cold drink from their fountain or cooler. This is where you can eat in, take out, or get delivery, whatever suits your fancy. My wife and I are regulars here. We’ve been coming here for years, and we never get bored of it. The place is spacious and cozy, with plenty of tables and booths, and a warm ambiance. The staff is friendly and efficient, always ready to greet and serve us. We usually order a large combo pizza, with all the toppings. It’s a feast for the senses: the smell of the cheese and the meat, the sight of the golden crust and the red sauce, the sound of the crunch and the sizzle, the taste of the savory and the spicy, the feel of the hot and the soft. Sometimes we’ll also grab some wings or breadsticks to go along with it. The wings are succulent and flavorful, with a choice of sauces from mild to hot. The breadsticks are fluffy and buttery, with a hint of garlic and parmesan. We always leave Godfather’s Pizza feeling full and happy. It’s our favorite spot for a casual date night or a family outing. We highly recommend it to anyone who loves pizza and wants to experience something different from the usual fare. Godfather’s Pizza is not just pizza. It’s Pizza. And you, well you deserve it Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5"

The Workshop At Finley Farms

➤ 840 Finley Farms Ln, Ozark I-65721-5268, United States

Carte • Sushi • Kebab • Coffee • Seafood

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"Earthy environment and really appreciate and enjoyed the adaptive reuse of old building for new ideas. The front line staff in The Workshop are.not very customer centric. The menu is 'not ' kid friendly and only offers 2 real food items; avocado toast andavocado toast w/bacon. There 's pastries and teas but the focus is coffee. The Mill isn 't modest family friendly in cost, so I 'dlike to recommend adding plain bagel with cream cheese or peanut butter or fig jam as an addition for kids. Fresh fruit cupswould be lovely as well. The overall refurbished land and building is very well done. It 's definitely a 1/2 day trip or longer,to have a bite, walk the grounds, have a seat (maybe more throughout the space), visit the farmer 's market, play a game of cornhole, swing, enjoy yoga and just be. More history stands would also be a nice addition as people stroll through to know moreabout this wonderful environment. Thank you for a great experience. Warrants a definite return."