Places to Eat in Branson
Nine local favorites around Branson, from a budget breakfast diner beside an RV park and a log-cabin cafe famous for 14-inch pancakes to a Hidden Gem pizzeria, championship barbecue, burgers and bluegrass in a craft mall, a diner with singing servers, Guy Fieri’s lakeside kitchen, a student-run farm-to-table lodge and a downtown splurge steakhouse. Compare them here, then open a guide for hours, prices, reviews and RV parking.
Branson, Missouri · the Ozark Mountains and Table Rock Lake
Restaurants
9 guides
Hours, prices & parking
Top rated
4.8 / 5
2 places tie on Google
Drive
About 1 hr
From Springfield
Updated November 2, 2026 · Ratings, hours and prices from each restaurant guide
Where to eat
Branson restaurants
Each restaurant has a full guide with hours, prices, review scores, parking tips for RVs and the nearest RV parks.
Hungry Hunter Restaurant
A busy little breakfast diner beside Branson Stagecoach RV Park, known for plate-size pancakes, homemade cinnamon rolls and chicken-fried steak, a minute from Table Rock State Park. Rated 4.8 on Google · $.
The Keeter Center Dining Room
Student-run, farm-to-table dining in a grand log lodge on the College of the Ozarks campus just south of Branson, with campus pork, garden produce and ice cream from the college dairy. Rated 4.8 on Google.
Billy Gail’s
A rustic log-cabin cafe on Highway 265 near Silver Dollar City, famous for 14-inch sweet cream pancakes, all-day breakfast and plates big enough to share. Rated 4.7 on Google · $$.
Level 2 Steakhouse
Downtown Branson’s splurge steakhouse, on the second floor of the Hilton Branson Convention Center, with 28-day aged beef seared in an infrared oven, seafood and a signature butter cake. Rated 4.7 on Google · $$$$.
Pickin Porch Grill
A counter-service grill in the back of Branson Craft Mall, serving pulled pork, catfish and award-winning burgers, with free live music three evenings a week. Rated 4.7 on Google · $$.
Rocco’s NY Style Pizza
A small, unassuming pizzeria on Highway 248, away from the 76 Strip, turning out New York-style pies, garlic knots, calzones and gluten-free crusts, with a drive-thru for phone orders. Rated 4.7 on Google · $.
Gettin’ Basted
A championship barbecue team’s restaurant on the 76 Strip, cooking hot and fast over live coals, with Wagyu brisket, burnt ends, St. Louis ribs and a breakfast menu. Rated 4.6 on Google · $$.
Mel’s Hard Luck Diner
A 1950s-style diner in the Grand Village shops where the servers are professional singers, taking turns at the mic all through your meal of burgers, blue plates and giant desserts. Rated 4.6 on Google · $$.
Guy Fieri’s Branson Kitchen + Bar
Guy Fieri’s big, bold Flavortown menu on the Branson Landing waterfront, with trash-can nachos, mac-and-cheese burgers, a full bar and a patio over Lake Taneycomo. Rated 4.5 on Google · $$.
Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by following along and giving their work a look. Restaurant photos: Hungry Hunter Restaurant: Shisma on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0); The Keeter Center Dining Room: Nan Fry from kimberling city, Missouri, United States on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0); Billy Gail’s: Kritzolina on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0); Level 2 Steakhouse: Jack Oughton on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0); Pickin Porch Grill: Kurtkaiser on Wikimedia Commons (CC0); Rocco’s NY Style Pizza: BrokenSphere on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0); Gettin’ Basted: Heather Cowper on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0); Mel’s Hard Luck Diner: Burger, fries and a shakePhoto: Steve Webster on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0); Guy Fieri’s Branson Kitchen + Bar: Ccheck7 on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0). Top photo: Bruce Grembowski (CC BY-SA 4.0) via Wikimedia Commons. Most Branson restaurant photos are illustrative food photos; The Keeter Center card shows the College of the Ozarks campus, and the Guy Fieri’s card shows the Branson Landing fountain show nearby, not the restaurants themselves.
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