Ozark Square — Attraction in Ozark

Yes, it’s little more than a town square. And yes, they used to be very, very common. Keyword here is USED TO BE common. Most of the town squares that remain in the US are little more than rotary streets surrounding a central area, with dilapidated and dying shops around the edge. This place is different, the town takes pride in it and it shows. People actually come here (on purpose!) for daily business- municipal offices, shopping, restaurants and cafes. While it will never be “urban town center” busy, it’s thriving quite nicely for a town of Ozark’s size. The entire area is a national historic district, most buildings dating to between 1890-1940. You know, back when people actually cared about buildings look. For anybody who is interested in architecture, especially small town, middle America architecture, come here and geek out at the many styles. And then sit on the sidewalk under a shade tree, and enjoy a coffee or a meal at one of the cafés,...

Join us for a lively and heartwarming look at Oktoberfest in Ozark, MO! This year’s festivities featured an exciting beer run for charity, hosted by the Sonoma Club of Ozark. Watch as participants race for a good cause, raising funds for future community events like the beloved duck race. Special appearances by Commissioner Bradley A. Jackson, Christian County, MO, and Lynn Morris, the Presiding Commissioner of Christian County, added to the day’s excitement. Dive into the fun, camaraderie, and community spirit that make Oktoberfest in Ozark a must-see...

This was my first time here. Food ok at best. I'm not a fan of old and crunchy rice or burn old beans, very salty. The service was great. The young man was very pleasant. The smell by the kitchen and bathroom is a horrible 😫 sewer smell. Decor is nice except for the cheap plaxi glass dividers, and all the dirty dust all over this place can use a good...