Restaurants near Jacob

“Great bar and grill! Fried chicken is great! They have great bar food selections like poppers, potato skins and wings! If you stop in try the potato salad crisped on the flat top!! Delicious! $1 PBRs are great and good mixed drinks.”

“I’ve been coming to Scratch for about 10 years, always a great choice! Not only for really great beer, but the friendly owners and staff and of course the beautiful location! Close proximity to Scratch was a major plus in our decision to move nearby two years ago!”

“Stayed at the Longbranch Lodge for 4 and a half days recently, and it was brilliant. The place is very spacious, very clean, and fully equipped to handle a family of 8-10 at least. The owners are such nice folks, and the bar they run steps away, was equally impressive. All the girls behind the bar were very kind and super nice. First night in on a Thursday, the Saloon had free pool, which kept me out until 2am, and the following Saturday the place had some Rockin live music.** Side Note **I left a couple tee shirts in one of the dressers, and without hesitation, they sent me my clothes swiftly. Great people.If you’re looking for a quiet retreat, look no further.”

“Love the food. Well worth the drive from Cape Girardeau to eat here. They have a 1lb burger for under $10 that beats the socks off of anything in Cape. Cheap drinks too and well made. The pic I posted has waffle fries which are extra. Only be burger comes on the order but still a huge value and it's all real meat.”

“Well, either your navigator knows this place or your Navigation System is taking you here - regardless, it's worth the country road drive! The lake house, party environment is evident from the approaching signage, the marquis, and their exterior pit stop location indicators. Their interior theme flows, with your first stop at the ordering window, then to the cashier/drink station where the choices range from canned drinks (solo cup and ice available for refined needs) to the local Muddy Root Beer or the fully stocked selection. Our group shared their Alaskan and Catfish baskets with me (trading offered but not accepted, thankfully). I found my taste buds favored the alphabet, Alaskan, Blue Gill, the Catfish selections. Definitely, do NOT overlook the smaller slaw dish - hand made indication from my oil & vinegar combination/mixture. I opted to skip the frog leg options as well as their token souvenir selections also. I truly enjoyed my blue gill basket and crinkle fries.As for my four, I tried the Joe Chips (see other descriptions, not just mine) but found these not as appealing as their crinkle fries; consistency rang in both crinkle baskets as my Joe Chips varied greatly where pockets of perfection drenched with inferior stacks abound. What made the difference for me - their sauces Joe's Sauce and their ranch blend. The Portobello Mushroom Appetizer paired with their ranch was awesome - served piping HOT (temp-wise). The Joe Sauce contains a bit of a hidden/after kick but not over powering for my taste buds.I'm told the summer months here get swamped with lake attire and four-wheeler groups. When I visited, a small retirement celebration initiated their orders. The Crazy Joe's Crew handled their normal crowd and the celebration group with ease. You should really listen as the wait staff delivery team isn't always heard above the crowd volume. DEFINITELY SPEAK UP or yell BINGO, maybe raise hands & waive. Luckily, honestly prevails and our appetizer made it intact to our table. Helping the crew bus your table keeps things moving along but there are PLENTY of paper towels available if your predecessors missed a few spots.Double check the hours and bring cash. My only question: why not incorporate the (red/color) solo cups for pins colada drinks instead of the (seemingly breakable) glassware? Thanks for taking care of our planet & my appetite, Crazy Joe's!!Wheelchair accessibility: Can be challenging but most do drop off regardless, as parking is country style.”

“The owners are some of the nicest people you'd ever meet. The bar is very clean. Theres normally music on weekends & bigger bands on the beer garden/ patio. Theres a variety of music instead of only one genre. Its not a snooty bar or a ruff bar, its perfect & welcoming to everyone.”

“I drove here from New Carlisle, IN, to, among other things, try Brunzeez fried mushrooms. I was intrigued by their mushrooms because they resemble the best fried mushrooms I have ever had at a Carbondale restaurant no longer in business. I am pleased to say they did not disappoint!!! These are a little bigger, a little more moist and not quite as seasoned as the others but they hit the spot! If the others were a 10, these are a solid 9.2. I will be back!!!(Fork only shown for scale.)”

“When Tower Rock was accessible, we dropped in for a bathroom break (and left with hot chocolates ?) What a charming spot to discover! I want to go back and try breakfast!”

“I've been going to this bar and grill for 20+ years and they have always had great food, great service, and it's a great place to hang out and drink after hours! Only issue is that it's kinda small but we are a small town so it's not a big problem for sure!Parking: On street right in front of and right behind in the alley room for more cars than people lol ?”

“I was there last year, I thought the beers they made were excellent. So now I want to go back again but seems it is more a restaurant than a brewery. I do find not a beer list of their products. I hope they will start posting the beers on tap and have as many as they did before. I do understand in their area the need to expand to the need of the population request and maybe it’s food over beer.”

“A cute little place in my hometown area, the food is great and the atmosphere is very hole-in-the-wall. The honey mustard chicken on a pretzel bun was phenomenal, I cleaned my plate!”