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Travel Tips For Branson Foodies: 7 Places to Visit for Food Loving Travelers

By    |   Thursday, 26 February 2015 12:50 PM EST

Hungry travelers are in for real treats when visiting Branson, Missouri. Along with the excitement and entertainment, there are many travel tips for food lovers.

Here are seven places for visitors to satisfy their taste buds:

1. The finest, freshest ingredients from farmlands have made Dobyns Dining Room in the Keeter Center at the College of the Ozarks a popular eatery among local residents and tourists. The culinary staff of students at Dobyns provides intimate dinners that include freshly grown tomatoes, green beans and other vegetables from the campus garden. Pastries, desserts and homemade ice cream are also offered.

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For authentic cuisine of traditional India, the specialties at India Clay Oven have become a Branson favorite among diners. Experienced chefs prepare mild to spicy delicacies with fresh ingredients and meats. Vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes are available with unique flavors.

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The fresh taste of the Mediterranean can be found at Vasken's Deli, the first Mediterranean deli in Branson. The family-run restaurant adds a friendly atmosphere for dining pleasure. This spot has remained popular since opening in Branson in 1997.

4. Breakfast, brunch and lunch options have made Billy Gail's Café a favorite among reviewers of Branson's restaurants. The café has become so popular, there is often a line, but many customers say it's worth the wait. Generous portions of food are served for early and midday risers.

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5. To satisfy a sweet tooth, visitors often enjoy the Sugar Leaf Bakery and Café in the Grand Village Shops on Highway 76. Along with the cookies, muffins, cupcakes, hot chocolate and marshmallows, fresh salads, soups and quiche are also available for people who enjoy breakfast or lunch.

6. Danna's BBQ and Burger Shop on State Highway 165 has been praised by reviewers on TripAdvisor. The family-owned business provides excellent food and service for families. Burgers, beef, pulled pork, catfish and grilled cheese, as well as fries and onion rings, are among the delicious offerings.

7. Travel tips for food lovers might also include Billy Bob's Dairyland on Country Boulevard, called a unique find by many visitors. The old-fashioned diner has been featured on the Food Network. The treats include hamburgers, cheeseburgers, hot dogs, pork tenderloin, chicken tenders and corn dogs. Enjoy such sides of French fries with cheese and French fries with chili cheese. Shakes, malts and other beverages round out a pleasant meal.

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