Shorty Pants Lounge and Marina : Shorty Pants Open Daily at 11 am
OPEN DAILY 11 am daily
Tuesday March 03, 2026 thru Sunday November 01, 2026
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.
Voted #1 Restaurant on Lake of the Ozarks, Shorty Pants Lounge offers customers 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. Full service, gas dock, marina & c-store. Yearly slip rentals available. Live Entertainment
Lake of the Ozarks Bar & Restaurant
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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.
