Burger King

Odds are, if you’re reading this review on Unilocal,you’re on 70 and looking for a quick bite to eat en route to St. Louis or having recently passed through. Locals certainly know this exit staple, competing as it does with a Wendy’s, McDonald’s, Applebee’s and various other establishments within a half-​mile of exit 193. Food-​wise, expect the normal menu of burgers, fries, desserts and other assorted fast food.
Currently, the location’s undergoing a major renovation that’s closed the dining room and blocked up a large portion of the parking lot. The drive thru, however, remains open and the food prep area’s been sealed up by plastic sheeting. If not 24-​hours, the restaurant’s open very late most nights.
If you’re stopping by at night and aren’t familiar already with how the restaurant’s plot is usually laid out, be on the lookout for the temporarily blocked-​off sections. The drive thru is accessible (basically) from the main road; drive just past the restaurant and make a right shortly before arriving at the gas station that shares the same side of the street.

Always get good service and good food for breakfast.