| That 80s Band 6/19-20 |
H. Toads Bar & Grill |
| Get ready to go Back to the Future! Throttle the flux capacitor to the 80s a time when Working for the Weekend and parachute pant-clad dudes wore their Sunglasses at Night.The M80s revives this most iconic decade in history! |
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| The Zeros 80's Music 6/19-20 |
Backwater Jacks |
The Zeros represent Kansas Citys first hurricane of new wave and 1980s music. The Zeros offer the most authentic and dedicated 80s and new wave tribute in the Midwest complete with an electrifying and energetic stage show that is a must-see. The Zeros combine a state-of-the-art sound and light show with equally impressive musical prowess to form their unique sound and presence. The Zeros perform only the most popular songs from the 80s and thankfully do not perform any hair band music. Members of The Zeros Band include Brad Gaddy, Shawn Poores, and Larry Groce.
The Zeros band perform all of your favorite hit new wave songs from the 80s |
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| Local & National BBQ Awards! |
Wobbly Boots Road House |
Lake of the Ozarks BEST Barbeque Restaurant & Bar
Located in the heart of Osage Beach, Wobbly Boots Road House has been praised by Southern Living, Golf Magazine and the Kansas City Star for GREAT BBQ at Lake of the Ozarks. |
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| Open 7 Days a Week at 11 am! |
Dog Days |
| Since 1993, Dog Days Bar & Grill has been the go-to waterfront hotspot at Lake of the Ozarks, offering a one-of-a-kind dining and entertainment experience. Whether you’re here to relax with a signature frozen cocktail, enjoy a family dinner with stunning lake views, or dance the night away with live music, Dog Days has something for everyone. |
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| Family Pack Special |
Westside Lanes |
| $35.00 gets one hour of bowling for six including shoe rental, a medium pizza and four fountain sodas. Available Fridays after 6:00pm and Saturdays. |
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OPEN DAILY 11 am daily
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Shorty Pants Lounge and Marina |
| We offer authentic creole cuisine at the waters edge. With a menu that is straight out of New Orleans featuring rubs and spices direct from Louisiana, you just might think you are eating in the French Quarter and not central Missouri. |
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