

We’re located in south Columbia at the ever-growing Discovery Park. Our restaurant is the place for folks who love local flavors and ingredients in new spins on old favorites. Here at Park, you can explore new seasonal items alongside friends and family. Our unique bar setting includes a bourbon display, community table with fireplace and TVs to catch the Tigers’ latest win! Local craft beer is on tap, wine is poured by the glass and the outdoor patio is perfect for enjoying the beautiful Missouri spring, summer and fall. Dine in to join us for a savory experience or carryout to take it home. We look forward to sharing with you!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4380 Nocona Pkwy, Columbia, MO 65201
Phone: (573) 554-1955
Website: https://www.dineatpark.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: dineatpark.comtripleseat.com
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Reviews
I ended up ordering the Thai Burger, which was fine, but honestly didn’t feel like a good value compared to local spots like Mad Cow. To add to the frustration, our appetizers arrived before our drinks. While the spinach artichoke dip was a highlight, the overall experience didn’t live up to the birthday occasion. I likely won’t be returning.”
Atmosphere is warm.
Manager was checking in with all the tables to make sure everything was good.
We have been here before and will come again
The manager (I assume) immediately came over when she noticed my face after I cut into it. She agreed it was overcooked and took it away.
Meanwhile, the bartender had put in my dessert order when my food came out, because it was getting close to closing time. I guess she didn’t think to tell them to hold it, because low and behold, here it comes before my dinner came back out. The food runner and bartender kind of looked at me like yep, you ordered it. I stressed that I hadn’t even had my dinner yet. It was (allegedly) molten chocolate lava cake with ice cream, so it couldn’t really just sit there. She finally asked if I wanted her to take it back until I ate dinner. Yes, please.
The second steak came out and the cook was perfect. I did get a lot of asparagus (like 10-15 large ones) for my side. Dessert was a little disappointing because there was no liquid in the middle of the chocolate cake. Idk if that’s because they kept it warm for me, or if it was like that from the get-go. It was tasty, tho! I don’t think I’d return, but everyone was really nice.
From a customer perspective, ownership seems largely disconnected from day-to-day operations, while decisions that affect service flow, consistency, and overall atmosphere feel imposed from the top down. These choices often prioritize control over efficiency, creating avoidable strain that is visible on the floor.
The frequent turnover among both management and front-of-house staff is noticeable and disruptive, with roles and procedures changing abruptly and without clear communication. This lack of continuity directly impacts the dining experience.
Ultimately, the restaurant succeeds because of the people working on the floor, not because of its leadership. Anyone choosing to support this business should understand where the real effort and accountability lie.