A Secret Door Will Take You To An Underground Restaurant In Missouri That Was Built In 1899
A good, homecooked meal very rarely fails to fill us up and leave us savoring every single bite. While we can find plenty of eateries that dish up homecooked meals all over the state, we probably won’t find one as unique as this underground restaurant in Missouri. The delightful eatery features a scrumptious menu of homecooked goodness and a one-of-a-kind ambience.
Sat directly across from the Historic Truman Courthouse in Independence, Courthouse Exchange promises a one-of-a-kind dining experience.
Don't worry if you have difficulty navigating stairs. Drive to the back of the building, where you'll find parking and a level way to walk into the restaurant.
The restaurant, which dates back to 1899, offers ample seating and a cozy atmosphere. It might just become your new go-to favorite when you're craving burgers or an old-fashioned homecooked meal.
Courthouse Exchange earns glowing reviews for its food - including the fried chicken meal. Choose two of your favorites sides - green beans and coleslaw, for example - to pair with your fried chicken.
Do you have a favorite underground restaurant in Missouri? Tell us about it in the comments! Go underground for another delicious meal – this time at Basso in St. Louis.
Address: The Court House Exchange, 113 W Lexington Ave, Independence, MO 64050, USA
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