Branson Landing

Excellent spot for shopping. It's a beautiful open air mall, right on the shore of table Rock lake. Including several major retailers, including an amazing Bass Pro Shops store. Aside from shopping there are several options for food. Whether it be a snack, or a sit down meal with adult beverages, they have it. A must see for those visiting the Branson/Table Rock Lake area.
5 8 years ago (09-05-2018)

Lots to do. We ate at several places. The last was Black Oak Grill with a great view of the water. We also tried Moonshine at Smith Street Distillery near the balloon that we also did. We did the zipline that is more like a kind of chairlift going over the water and back. We had a good meal at Big Whiskey another evening with a group of people. Drinks were so varied that you can order! Margaritas were so perfect. We tried fine Mexican another time where we could see the colors of the fountain. There are trams to take you around. Or walking is nice along the waterfront. Branson did a nice job with all of this. Plenty of shops and places to hang out.
5 8 years ago (10-05-2018)

Good place to visit if you want to spend a bunch of money. Which I did. Almost every restaurant is great. If you want a drink, I recommend Smith Creek. They’ll take care of you. For good food I’d also recommend Black Oak. If you’re a fan of whiskey go for Big Whiskey’s American Restaurant.
4 8 years ago (30-04-2018)

Branson Landing is a great place to just walk and browse. There are so many different stores there for so many interests. The stores you expect to find in a shopping location and a lot of unique stores and kiosks. There's no traffic so we take our dogs with us for a walk. Many of the stores are pet friendly and some have water out for the dogs. Parking is tough but they have shuttles if you would like to hitch a ride. There are some really nice restaurants and views. The fountain is so nice when it spouts. The holidays are magical with lights, music, and the Santa Train.
5 8 years ago (27-04-2018)

This strip of stores, extending out to each side of the fountains, are highly modern, highly commercial, and a tribute to the consumer economy of this country. Don't expect much "artsy-craftsy" stuff, but if you're looking for many of the modern "come here and buy stuff" stores, you'll find a lot of them. On the other hand, the fountains were neat to watch, and the music/light show with the fountains was fun.
4 8 years ago (01-06-2018)