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The Rock Restaurant, located in the Galloway District in Springfield, is a great restaurant with healthy choices. If you like a lot of vegetables in your diet, you will love The Rock. Next door, they have a place where you can go to hear some musicians playing live music at The Great Scape.

Hello, everyone! As I said before Springfield is a great city where you can find everything.
Today I would like to share another restaurant El Sombrero Mexican Restaurant. The food is great and the service is excellent. One dish that is famous over here is the Tomahawk Steak. I would highly recommend it.

I would like to share another cozy place with great Vietnamese dishes. Pho Kim is located at 3433 S Campbell Ave, Suite C. in Springfield, and has great Vietnamese food. I had the Pho Tai and you can order or add what you like. In my case, I asked to add more vegetables.

For those that love cooking and making some special dishes such as Vigoron, Nacatamales, Bistec encebollado, or baking as tres leches, or making tostones I recommend a unique and nice supermarket Leslie's Mexican Supermarket is where you can find some specialized products and
you can buy about everything that you need. They also have a nice bakery. My favorite tres leches.

If you enjoy eating out I would like to recommend the Grotto West Coast Grill. They have a healthy and mixed menu. I do enjoy the Cranberry Walnut Salad. Go check them out today.

I would like to share another nice restaurant The Grotto located in Springfield, at E Battlefield Rd.
I was happy to know that they have a good menu and one of my favorite dishes is the Cranberry Walnut Salad. As I said for those that enjoy eating like me, here it is another nice restaurant.

I would like to share these restaurants located at 4610 S Campbell Ave in Springfield, MO. Casa Bella Mexican cuisine. I really enjoyed the food here, it is very tasty. One of my favorite dishes is Casa Bella salad with chicken. As I said before here in Springfield we have everything.

For those foodie people that enjoy food variety, I would like to mention Koriya located at 4121 S Fremont Avenue, Ste 128, Springfield. This Korean restaurant gives you the choice to choose so you can make your own dish or pick the ingredients for your meal. One of my favorite dishes is Bibimbap Hot Stone.

For those that are into health, I will say it is so nice that we have Mama Jeans Natural Food Store located at 228 W. Sunshine St, Springfield, Specially for those that like to take natural vitamins made of whole food. As I said before a convenient health food store in Springfield.

I would like to share another restaurant here in Springfield that is a favorite of mine. I do love this city as you may know. If you are thinking about moving over here we have a population of about 167,601, and therefore we have access to most of the things we need to keep ourselves happy from healthy food stores, restaurants, movie theaters, etc.

I do like St Michael Restaurant and Italian Catering. One of the dishes that I love is the fresh homemade tomato bisque soup and the grilled salmon salad. Located at 301 South Ave. in Springfield, MO.

If you love sushi I would like to share my experience about this restaurant.They do an excellent job in my humble opinion. One of my favorites is" oh my God roll. " The atmosphere is great and
the staff is friendly.

I would like to say I visited this market place and I have to say it is very unique when you walk through it. You can find many products of quality, one of which is great coffee which I love. And it's from a different country, with local and different flavors. Also, their bread is so good and always fresh! I can not forget to mention the vegetables which are so fresh. Spinach is one of my favorites, so yes stop by there sometime when you have a chance.

Hello everyone, I would like to share another restaurant that I enjoyed; La Havana Vieja in the Midtown of Springfield. It is a pleasant place and the owner Freddy greets his customers. He comes to your table and gets acquainted with you. My favorite dish is the grilled coconut shrimp.
Have a great day and be safe!

For those that love eating out, That Lebanese Place is a restaurant I love! That Lebanese Place is located in the Commercial Street Historic District at 338 E Commercial St. in Springfield, MO. Some of my favorites dishes are hummus, lentil soup, and stuffed grape leaves. They have a menu that allows you a great selection of dishes.

The Springfield Art Museum is the city's oldest cultural institution, showing American and global works of art, with free admission. If you love having an experience for yourself or with your loved ones, it is a good place for learning about different subjects. The Art Director is very pleasant and very informative.

Dickerson Park Zoo is a zoological park located in Springfield, Missouri that has more than 500 animals representing 160 different species. It is located at 1401 W Norton Road in Springfield.
I visited with family and really enjoyed it.

When staying in Springfield, having grown up there, I like to put on my running shoes and run through the city to see all of the changes that have taken place. Yesterday, my run took me through the MSU Campus, Park Central Square, and finally to Commercial Street, or "C-Street" as they apparently call it now. While C-Street is not the commercial street of my youth, with clothing stores, Cranks Drug Store, and Fire Station Number 2 (one of the fire stations where my father worked), today's C-Street looks as if it is once again becoming a vital business district with restaurants, one-of-a-kind shops and businesses, and even a microbrewery. I always think it is important to appreciate the past, but at the same time, to look to the future to realize the potential of what things might become and it looks as if C-Street is becoming an impressive part of town. Best wishes to all of the merchants there!

Looking for a fun family outing? Be sure and check out Rutledge-Wilson Farm Community Park. Located just north and west of the Sunshine and West Bypass intersection, it offers plenty of opportunity for some good, old-fashioned fun and exercise including a 1 mile paved trail, farm themed play area, an animal barn, and so much more. Plus, they have several different themes going throughout the year making it a unique and interesting visit every time.

With its second location newly open for business in south Springfield, it only seems fitting that one of Hurts Donuts' crazy delicious concoctions would make a "unique dessert" list. Welcome to Republic Road! For those of you on the south side of town, show our new neighbors at Hurts Donut some love.

Nestled in southeast Springfield in the Galloway area, along Lone Pine is a 12-acre public park. Sequiota Park is a very popular outdoor family attraction with playgrounds, walking trails, caves, and a lake. Additionally, it is a connector bike route to Lake Springfield and the Nature Center. But perhaps the most interesting feature of the park is its past.

Once used as gathering grounds by the Kickapoo Prairie Indians, Sequiota's attraction is largely due to its caves and springs. There are three caves, the largest of which was originally used by Kickapoo Indians. Its entrance is about eight feet high, opening to 60 feet wide by 25 feet high; there is a waterfall in the cave. In order to protect its endangered species, this cave is closed to the public. The middle cave is a walking cave, while the other is a crawling cave. It's possible that these two caves meet somewhere beyond the blockage between them.

In the 1880s, the park grounds were enhanced with evergreens and vines, ponds for fish and boat riding, as well as picnic grounds. Harry Truman held political events here when he was a U.S. Senator. The park area has also been a State fish hatchery, and in 1949, smallmouth bass were introduced to the park's lake.

Today, Sequiota Park is a popular spot to enjoy a walk, bike via the Ozark Greenways trail, have a picnic, feed the ducks and fish, or attend various arts and crafts events.

Children of all ability levels enjoy the unique, universal playground and ball field at Dan Kinney Park in southeast Springfield. Play areas are cushioned to avoid injuries for all children, and the Bobby & Betty Allison Miracle League Ball Field is available for those with physical limitations. The park also has a large pavilion and a 7/10-mile paved recreation trail. The park is adjacent to the Dan Kinney Family Center.

What could be better than an ice cream treat? In Springfield, we think it's Andy's Frozen Custard - a very rich, creamy dessert like ice cream, only much, much better!
Typically, frozen custard is a northern treat, but Springfieldians love Andy's so much we have a fistful of locations. You can spot them easily with their big cone on the roof.
From cones to sundaes with fresh, seasonal toppings, Andy's is a cool treat. Dig in!

Hiding regally in central Springfield is an historic castle. With secrets to keep after more than a century of activity, Pythian Castle still welcomes visitors.

Originally a retirement home for widows and children of members of The Knights of Pythias fraternal organization, the stone structure near Evangel College has also been an orphanage, a military service club, and is now privately owned.

Tours are available that share the history and the "ghost" stories, plus the castle is available for event rentals.

The Ozark Trails Boy Scouts Service Center and Museum in southeast Springfield is interesting for scouting history enthusiasts. The museum includes material about this Scout Council, which was home to the original Boy Scout Band from 1926-1947.

There is an outdoor walking trail, plus exhibits that are changed on a regular basis. Open 8:00 am-5:00 pm, Monday- Friday and free admission.