Hours
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 20300 Holmes Rd, Belton, MO 64012
Phone: (816) 509-0169
Website: https://jaudon-publichouse.com/
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Reviews
If you want a bit of the Cheers experience or the East Coast bar hospitality (read: individually owned, caring real service, no washed out food), come here!
Accessible location and live music nights too
The food was really good, we enjoyed some fried pickles (not pictured), the buffalo chicken wrap, and beef nachos.
This place is worth the drive out. We will absolutely be back.
Same. Deeply same.
Good news. Angie and I finally stopped at Jaudon Public House, the place most of us only experience at about 55 miles an hour while passing between two city limit signs that feel roughly three mailbox lengths apart. Turns out we have all been wildly wrong for a very long time.
Angie ordered a burger. I believe it existed. I assume it was good. I cannot confirm because my entire reality was immediately hijacked by the chicken tenders. Not kids menu tenders. Not freezer bag nostalgia tenders. These were hand breaded in house, perfectly crispy, aggressively juicy, and paired with french fries that clearly went to therapy and got their life together.
I stopped listening. I stopped asking questions. Time became a suggestion.
The atmosphere was actually great. Warm. Comfortable. Calm. Which felt suspicious at first given the local legends and long memories. But nope. Just a genuinely solid place to sit, eat, and enjoy yourself. Our server was fantastic. Friendly, attentive, on top of everything. I do not remember her name because once again the chicken tenders demanded full emotional focus.
And just to be crystal clear for anyone still picturing the past, there were zero Elvis sightings, zero drama, and zero nonsense. Just new owners who showed up, cleaned the slate, and absolutely nailed it.
Here’s the oddly wholesome part. You walk in expecting nothing and walk out full, happy, and wondering why you have been driving past this place your entire adult life. And honestly, that’s the same feeling we aim for in our family real estate business. Slow people down. Make them comfortable. Surprise them in a good way.
Highly recommend. Slam the brakes. Stop driving past it. Order the chicken tenders.
They messed a few things up with our order, but quickly made them right.
The only part that put a damper on the dinner really was that we were seated in the same small room as a party and, since we were at a long table, we weren’t able to really have conversation with anyone other than who you were sitting next to.
When we left and walked through the main restaurant, it was much quieter, even with a band playing.
They didn’t know how loud the party was going to be so it’s not really their fault, just kind of a bummer to go out to dinner with extended family and not be able to visit.