Dine with Us | The Shepherd of the Hills

Dine with Us at The Shepherd of the Hills

Sammy Lane’s Sweets N’ Treats

With sweets and treats just as sweet as Sammy Lane herself, our coffee and ice cream shop at the historic Shepherd of the Hills has something for everyone. From creamy homemade ice cream and hand-crafted fudge to specialty coffees, every visit is a chance to indulge. With over 15 unique flavors that change seasonally, you’ll always find a new favorite to try (no admission required!)

Old Trail Pizza Company

Follow the Old Trail to delicious pizza! Located right next to Sammy Lane’s Sweets ‘n’ Treats, Old Trail Pizza serves homemade pies by the slice or whole pizzas perfect for sharing. Pair your meal with sauces, sodas, chips, and garlic knots, then relax inside The Pizza Porch—our air-conditioned indoor dining area (no admission required).

Shepherd’s Grill

Welcome to Shepherd’s Grill, a fast-casual favorite at The Shepherd of the Hills. Order at the counter and enjoy juicy burgers, savory BBQ, and more—all served up fresh for the whole family. A delicious meal in the heart of Branson awaits (no admission required).

Vining’s Vittles

Paying homage to Charles Vining and his family—local legends and the likely muse for Fiddlin’ Jake in Harold Bell Wright’s classic tale—Vining’s Vittles offers cowboy-style eats with an Ozark twist. From Walking Tacos to Chili Dogs and gooey S’mores, it’s the perfect stop for gathering around the campfire.

Lem and Ada’s

Quench your thirst at Lem & Ada, where every glass of lemonade is handmade and mixed just the way you like it. Choose from a variety of flavor syrups to create your perfect refreshing blend (no admission required).

Old-Time Mandy Ford Candy Company

Mandy Ford’s Candy Store—sweet, simple, and full of Ozark charm. Inspired by Sammy Lane’s best friend in Harold Bell Wright’s Shepherd of the Hills, it’s the perfect stop for old-fashioned candies and fun family treats (no admission required).

Shad’s Kettle Corn Crib

Before becoming known as the Blacksmith at SDC Shad Heller and his wife Ruth were instrumental in developing the Shepherd of the Hills pageant with Shad being the first Shepherd in the show. Ruth played Aunt Mollie and after leaving Shepherd they did go on to open the Corn Crib Theater where they did the Toby Show.

Sparkey’s Station

Coming Soon!
A tribute to Pearl “Sparkey” Spurlock, the legendary Branson taxi driver and tour guide that navigated the Ozarks and brought visitors through the rough terrain to tour the famous location of Harold Bell Wright’s The Shepherd of the Hills.

Carriage Rides

November 13 – December 19

Enjoy a romantic fifteen minute carriage ride through the Farm! Take in thousands of lights that illuminate the streets, buildings, and trees as your horse-drawn carriage escorts you up to the tower and back. The carriage holds up to 6 passengers. Price is per carriage, not per person. Select Dates Monday-Thursday (5:30PM-9PM). Book yours today, they fill up fast!