Route 66 stops in Missouri

Classic roadside donut shop serving fresh donuts and coffee since 1952.

Famed frozen custard stand and Route 66 institution since the 1930s.

Historic diner known for breakfast and burgers, now closed.

One of the largest collections of transportation vehicles in the world.

Rustic steakhouse and tavern-style dining in a historic 1920s Route 66 stop.

Retro-themed car wash on Route 66.

Downtown Joplin Route 66 pub serving pizza, drinks, and live music

Tourism hub offering information, brochures, and local insight.

Community arts center featuring exhibitions, classes, and programs supporting regional artists.

Local museum featuring mining history, Route 66 exhibits, and sports memorabilia.

Site of the 1933 Bonnie and Clyde shootout in Joplin.

Classic outdoor movie theater showing double features.

Iconic burger spot in downtown Joplin serving classic American favorites along Route 66.

General store with vintage Route 66 charm.

Restored Phillips service station representing classic roadside fueling stops from the mid-20th century.

Marker identifying the point where Missouri, Oklahoma, and Kansas meet.

Expansive reserve with hiking trails, native plant gardens, and exhibits.

Two water towers labeled “Hot” and “Cold,” a famous roadside oddity.

Historic Route 66 shaved ice and ice cream stand in Saint Clair.

Beloved old-school diner known for homestyle meals and community ties.

A wax museum dedicated to the infamous outlaw Jesse James.

Popular show cave and tourist destination offering underground tours since the 1930s.

Abandoned Route 66-era motel with classic roadside architecture.

Former roadside toy museum with vintage toys and collectibles—now closed.

Former motel now abandoned—remnants of a once-busy stop.

Cozy café serving hearty breakfasts and coffee.

Quirky antique shop with collectibles and rustic finds.

Beautiful Missouri state park featuring caves, camping, and nature trails.

Winery and tasting room with beautiful views and live music.

Classic car dealer and memorabilia shop.

Granite Stonehenge replica — unique roadside stop.

Local info center offering help, maps, and exhibits on Rolla’s history.

Comfort food served in a laid-back setting with Route 66 charm.

Historic cabins from Route 66’s heyday, now decaying.

Solemn roadside memorial honoring the forced relocation of Native Americans.

Former resort cabins by the river, now closed but nostalgic.

BBQ joint known for smoky meats and friendly roadside service.

A quirky Route 66 family fun destination in the Missouri Ozarks, famous for its fudge and roadside charm.

Official visitor center offering maps and Route 66 resources.

Once a functioning roadside weld shop, now a rustic Route 66 relic.

Painted boulder shaped like a frog, local icon and quirky photo stop.

Historic courthouse along Route 66.

German restaurant with unique decor on Route 66.

Iconic painted Route 66 shield on the road.

Art space featuring local Route 66 artists.

Classic diner offering homestyle meals.

Museum preserving Route 66 history and culture.

Southern-style catfish and seafood restaurant.

Mall featuring Route 66 antiques and memorabilia.

Abandoned café along Route 66.

Route 66 traveler welcome center.

Former Route 66 gas station.

Replica honoring Edwin Hubble.

Drive-through safari park with exotic animals.

Classic motor court-style motel on Route 66.

Government courthouse with historic significance.

Visitor information center for Route 66 travelers.

Ornate mosque and event venue with rich history

Heritage plaza commemorating the birthplace of Route 66 with public art and interpretive displays.

Central gathering spot and plaza with Route 66 roots