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Restaurant and Motel Guide Exit 186 B February 2012 47 Exit 189 To Jefferson City 55 57 To St. Louis (106 miles) N 66 A 1 Restaurant and Motel Guide Exit 186 B February 2012 47 44 4 t North 6 e e r t C Forum 3 S t 61 5 u Cinemas n A Motels l a 44 63 W 1 Restaurants 12 Map not to scale 18th Street 8 60 Exit 185 Farrar Dr Missouri University Eastwood BerJuan Park of Science and E Woodlawn Pershing Motels Technology 9 52 A Drury Inn - (573) 364-4000 Highway treet 10 S B Sooter Inn - (573) 364-1333 Patrol C Budget Delux Inn - (573) 364-4488 16 14th St Road Pine D Rustic Motel - (573) 364-6943 11 50 E Sunset Inn - (573) 364-4156 Phelps Co. Regional 36 17 Drive F Days Inn - (573) 341-3700 Medical Center 13 The Forum Centre 20 53 Plaza G America’s Best Value Inn - (573) 364-7111 64 58 Forum Independence McCutchen Road H Best Western Coachlight Inn - (573) 341-2511 42 10th Street Holloway BB I Econo Lodge - (573) 341-3130 t. Missouri S&T Missouri S&T Missouri S&T 10th Street 36 To Oak Meadow J Holiday Inn Express - (573) 426-2900 Golf Course Future Technology Multi-Purpose treet Country Club K Quality Inn - (573) 364-8200 Park Building S L Best Way Motel - (573) 341-2158 8th Street Rolla S 14 M Comfort Suites - (573) 368-4300 65 Cedar Restaurants N Hampton Inn - (573) 308-1060 Post 54 O Baymont Inn & Suites - (573) 364-7000 Office 15 18 1 Steak ’N Shake 36 Subway (3) 67 24 Olive St. P Super 8 - (573) 426-6688 2 Waffle House 44 6th Street 37 McDonald’s 59 3 Lee’s Chicken 30 38 Lucky House - Chinese 43 4 Fortune Inn - Chinese 45 39 Los Cazadores - Mexican/American 5 Koi – Japanese/Hibatchi 40 Sirloin Stockade 6 Donut King Fairgrounds Road 41 Shoney’s 7 Pizza Inn 42 Spoon Me 27 8 Great Wall - Chinese 28 treet 43 Boba Bliss 32 9 Dairy Queen 33 29 S 34 51 44 Panera Bread Company 31 10 Hardee’s 37 11 Taco Bell 45 A Slice of Pie Rolla G 12 Domino’s Pizza 46 Applebee’s Exit 184 26 47 Bruno’s 39 35 13 The Grotto J 25 14 Alex Pizza Palace 48 Tommy’s Tater Patch 38 7 49 KFC F E 15 Leonna’s Kitchen 16 Huddle House 50 El Maguey - Mexican M 40 48 To Salem 17 Gordoz 51 Mottomo - Japanese 2 72 18 Locker Room Sports Bar 52 Havener Food Court & Einstein Bagel I H Rolla Area 41 49 19 19 Round Table 53 Kyoto - Japanese K Visitor Center 63 20 Jimmy Johns 54 The Porch Bar and Grill To 64 Walmart 21 Sonic Drive-In 55 Matt’s Steakhouse Springfield L Super 22 Imo’s Pizza 63 46 56 Bandanna’s BBQ P Center 23 Mandarin Garden - Chinese (110 miles) 36 57 El Sombrero 24 Speakeasy 58 The Giddy Goat 22 25 Pryor’s Pizza 56 23 59 Benton Square/Miller’s Grill O 26 Ray J’s Chicago Hot Dogs D 27 Arby’s 60 Roadkill Café 61 Colton’s Steakhouse 21 28 Wendy’s 29 Long John Silver 62 Papa Murphy’s Pizza Kmart 30 Papa John’s Pizza 63 South Central Creamery Southside 31 Little Caesar’s Pizza 64 Lemon Tree Grill Shoppers 32 Burger King 65 Sweet Thangs World Lions Club Park Updated February 33 Pizza Hut 66 Nature Girls Deli To Houston, MO 34 Maid Rite 67 Public House Brewing Co. 35 Penelope’s Family Resaruant 68 Loves Travel Stop (McDonalds & Subway).
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