Pair A Scrumptious Meal With Some Of The Best Views In Missouri At The Enchanting Osage Restaurant

Missouri might just be one of the most beautiful places on earth. We're pretty fortunate, too, to have an abundance of places to admire the natural beauty, too. A meal at Osage Restaurant in Missouri, for example, promises jaw-dropping views paired with a scrumptious, fine dining meal. You won't find a better place for a one-of-a-kind, memorable dining adventure.

Big Cedar Lodge in Ridgedale boasts a full menu of fun activities, from hiking to horseback riding, and lays claim to one of the state's most beautiful restaurants.

Nestled atop The Top of the Rock, Osage Restaurant offers a fine dining experience and absolutely stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

Natural light pours in from the floor to ceiling windows, which promise a prime spot for watching the sun set.

Enjoy equally stellar views and the golden sunshine if you opt for outdoor dining. Whether you eat indoors or outdoors, you'll likely struggle to tear your stare away from the views.

That is until you see the menu that's brimming with deliciousness. If you're visiting for dinner, start with such taste-tantalizing appetizers as St. Louis style fried raviolis or crab cakes.

Craving a perfectly meaty meal? Try such favorites as bone in ribeye, pork chop, or fried chicken.

You'll feel your mouth begin to water as you browse the shareable sides - mashed potatoes, crispy onion strings, and rosemary sweet potatoes.

Wait until you see the desserts. Gooey apple butter cake, chocolate layer cake, and turtle cheesecake are among the scrumptious options.

Osage Restaurant serves weekend brunch and hosts Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Eve meals.

Stop by the official website of Osage Restaurant for days, hours, and more information. Or, go here for Facebook.

Have you been to Osage Restaurant in Missouri? What's your favorite - the view or the food? Join the conversation in the comments! For another unique dining experience, go underground at Basso in St. Louis.