This bar located in the massive Big Cedar Lodge offers cheap drinks, good food and country ambiance. On the menu you'll find all of the American classics like burgers, hot-dogs, nachos and wings alongside plenty of beer and wine to wash it all down. Every night, the Buzzard has its version of the 'Singing Cowboy,' where Clay Self strums along and sings country tunes. Make sure that you come in during their happy hours and take advantage of the great discounts.
The Emerald Isle makes its appearance in Branson with this Irish restaurant and bar that features great beer and even better pub grub. The menu offers sandwiches, burgers and salads alongside entrees like Shepherd's Pie, Irish Boxty and chicken made Wicklow style. The bar has all the beers you may know from Eire, like Guinness, Smithwick's and Bulmer's as well as many others. Moreover, there are always nightly specials on the menu and if you are holding an event, the 'Guinness Room' provides a great option. For more information on pub events, menu, etc., check their website.
The Paddlewheel sits adjacent to the Main Street Lake Cruises boarding terminal on the banks of majestic Lake Taneycomo. The old-fashioned restaurant has great views over the lake and on the menu you'll find simple, American food like hot dogs, hamburgers, salads and the very popular fried pickles of course. If you can't find a table on the patio, inside the spacious seating area, you can catch the game or escape the cold and listen to live music. The Paddlewheel is perfect in the summer, that is probably why it's so crowded, but don't worry tables turn over quite fast.
One of the most popular bars in the city, Cheeky Monkey Bar is one place where you are assured of a outright eventful evening. A bar oozing with excitement; everything here, from the unique decor, to the drinks and the atmosphere, sets the tone for a wild, yet memorable experience. While its well-stocked bar may boast an exquisite selection of spirits, beers and wines, its the monkey-themed cocktails that steal the show. With a fascinating selection of innovative concoctions like the Grass Monkey, Monkey Say Monkey Dew and Tail Whip, there's plenty to be savored at this fine bar. Add in numerous themed events, great music and even better hosts to all of the wild excitement, and you've got a place that's definitely worth visiting.
One of the most popular bars in the city, Cheeky Monkey Bar is one place where you are assured of a outright eventful evening. A bar oozing with excitement; everything here, from the unique decor, to the drinks and the atmosphere, sets the tone for a wild, yet memorable experience. While its well-stocked bar may boast an exquisite selection of spirits, beers and wines, its the monkey-themed cocktails that steal the show. With a fascinating selection of innovative concoctions like the Grass Monkey, Monkey Say Monkey Dew and Tail Whip, there's plenty to be savored at this fine bar. Add in numerous themed events, great music and even better hosts to all of the wild excitement, and you've got a place that's definitely worth visiting.
This bar located in the massive Big Cedar Lodge offers cheap drinks, good food and country ambiance. On the menu you'll find all of the American classics like burgers, hot-dogs, nachos and wings alongside plenty of beer and wine to wash it all down. Every night, the Buzzard has its version of the 'Singing Cowboy,' where Clay Self strums along and sings country tunes. Make sure that you come in during their happy hours and take advantage of the great discounts.
The Emerald Isle makes its appearance in Branson with this Irish restaurant and bar that features great beer and even better pub grub. The menu offers sandwiches, burgers and salads alongside entrees like Shepherd's Pie, Irish Boxty and chicken made Wicklow style. The bar has all the beers you may know from Eire, like Guinness, Smithwick's and Bulmer's as well as many others. Moreover, there are always nightly specials on the menu and if you are holding an event, the 'Guinness Room' provides a great option. For more information on pub events, menu, etc., check their website.
The Paddlewheel sits adjacent to the Main Street Lake Cruises boarding terminal on the banks of majestic Lake Taneycomo. The old-fashioned restaurant has great views over the lake and on the menu you'll find simple, American food like hot dogs, hamburgers, salads and the very popular fried pickles of course. If you can't find a table on the patio, inside the spacious seating area, you can catch the game or escape the cold and listen to live music. The Paddlewheel is perfect in the summer, that is probably why it's so crowded, but don't worry tables turn over quite fast.