Plan your stay
Dining In Augusta
Augusta Area Dining Options
In Augusta, MO, a culinary paradise awaits, featuring an array of exceptional dining options you simply can’t miss during your stay at The Applegate Inn, your cozy Bed & Breakfast (B&B). Start your day with a delightful breakfast at one of the charming establishments in town. For lunch or dinner, indulge in the farm-to-table delights at Root Food, renowned for its imaginative dishes crafted from fresh, locally-sourced ingredients.
Don’t forget to visit The 514 Takes Flight, a unique dining experience set within a historic airplane hangar, where you can savor classic American fare like burgers, sandwiches, and salads, complemented by craft cocktails and fine beers.
No journey to Augusta is complete without enjoying locally-produced wines at nearby wineries. Delight in the stunning vistas of the Missouri countryside while savoring exquisite wines, making your visit truly unforgettable.
Stay-In Dining
Cooking Classes
The H.S. Clay House Bed and Breakfast (B&B) is thrilled to announce that we are in the initial planning stages of offering cooking classes! These classes will provide a wonderful opportunity for guests to enhance their culinary skills while enjoying the warm atmosphere of our historic inn. Be sure to check our website frequently for updates and announcements regarding upcoming classes. We believe these cooking experiences will be a fantastic addition to your stay at H.S. Clay House.
Hosted Dinners
In addition to the wonderful restaurants in Augusta, you can enjoy a delightful dinner prepared at our sister location, The H.S. Clay House Bed and Breakfast (B&B). Dine in the historic B&B, where a local chef will serve your meal on fine china.
To arrange a dinner, simply contact the B&B for menu options and agree upon a time. Previous menus have included steak and lobster, risotto, barbecued ribs, seafood boils, and roasted chicken with vegetables. Prices vary based on menu selection.
If you prefer a light meal upon arrival, consider our take-and-go selections or picnic baskets, which can include sandwiches, cheese, fruit, and other goodies. Picnic baskets must be ordered three days in advance and are allowed at some local wineries.