Table Rock Lake Restaurants and Casual Dining

Table Rock Lake boasts more than 750 miles of shoreline and over 43,000 acres of surface area to explore. In the warm summer months, pristine Table Rock Lake serves as the premier playground to the sun-loving visitor and resident alike.

Of course, any lake-lover is familiar with loading up a cooler with food and drinks for a day on the lake, but Table Rock Lake also has another exciting option: Lakeside dining.

Did you know there are more than a dozen restaurants on Table Rock Lake that you can boat to? And they even provide courtesy docks? From Taney to Stone County and everywhere in between there are delicious treats just waiting to be discovered in the coves of Table Rock Lake.

There are several full-service marinas that you will find on Table Rock Lake. These are great places to grab food and supplies while fueling up the boat. You also will find marinas by the Table Rock Dam, Indian Point and Kimberling City that have restaurants that offer full menus and dine-in seating.

In the Kimberling City area of Table Rock Lake there are several eateries with a variety of menus from casual to slightly more upscale choices. Heading east toward Branson and the Table Rock Dam you can boat right up to Chateau on the Lake and Big Cedar Lodge. 

You will find that many of the dine-in restaurants on Table Rock Lake will also offer evening entertainment on weekends.

So, try something new and "catch" dinner on Table Rock Lake in a whole new way! You may even find yourself marking a few new favorites on your GPS.