In Missiouri there is an RV junk yard. It is located about two hours from Branson so we took the day to drive there and see if we could find some items for the RV. This place is huge with acres and acres of dead RV’s! We thought we might find some cabinets and table top to replace our booth but mostly you can only get metal parts that don’t melt in a fire. Apparently when RV’s are wrecked they also burn and very quickly! We didn’t find what we were looking for but of course we found something to buy!
I don’t have any photos because I left my camera at the RV junk yard and am waiting for them to mail it to me! I will post when I get my camera back.
We had dinner at Lambert’s Thrown Rolls Cafe. We have been hearing about this place since we got to Branson so we had to go. If you leave this place hungry you should not have gone there in the first place!!! As soon as you sit down in your booth they start throwing rolls at you. Then a guy comes around with a paint can full of molassas to put on your roll if butter & jelly are not enough! Then here comes the guy with the stainless steel bowl full of deep fried Okra that they just put onto a brown paper towel that you get from the roll on your table. This is just the appetizers. Here come the drinks – 64oz of whatever you ordered (non-alcoholic) and they want you to order from the menu! Lots of home, comfort style foods. Paul got Chicken fried steak; I got pulled pork sandwich.
So here comes the meals. Paul’s was served in a 14inch fry pan and there was not much space open. His steak was probably 10inches across with a scoop of mashed potatoes and lots of gravy on top. You get two sides like corn, green beans, coleslaw, potatoe salad, baked beans. Then while you are trying to consume your meal here they come with more sides: fried potatoes, blackeyed peas, goulash and of course more rolls!
No lack of carbs in the Midwest and this place was all you could eat so you could order more chicken fried steak if you like! No sharing of meals though. It cost us $25 including tip. What they needed to include in the meal was alka-seltzer or at least recliners.