Warsaw, MO

Warsaw, MO
Fall festivals are here!
The Yellow Deli on the Osage River

Long ago in quaint downtown Warsaw, an idea sprouted... Located in the heart of historic downtown Warsaw is a special place where friends can meet together on "common ground."   This building used to be the old Osage Hotel, until a complete transformation took place in 2008. That spring the doors of The Common Ground Café opened wide and the town of Warsaw hasn’t been the same since. Many folks have come over the years to relax and enjoy a meal in the company of friends and family, enjoy the beautiful view of the Osage River, or to talk with the folks at The Common Ground Café. We appreciate everyone who’s come through the doors over the years.

But after over a decade as The Common Ground Café, we felt an urging like the salmon who return to their spawning grounds. We desired to return to our simpler roots as The Yellow Deli, as our restaurants were known in the 1970s. So January 1st, 2020, we re-opened with a new name and a new menu. We expanded our hours and expanded our seating, with more changes and progress to come. 

We have good, wholesome food, homey craftsmanship, and a nice environment to eat a meal... that is The Yellow Deli! We hope your dining experience is pleasant and you can be sure, "We are with you..."

Address

145 W Main Street
Warsaw, MO 65355
United States

Map & Directions
Hours
Sun: 12:00 pm-8:00 pm
Mon: 10:00 am-8:00 pm
Tue: 10:00 am-8:00 pm
Wed: 10:00 am-8:00 pm
Thu: 10:00 am-8:00 pm
Fri: 10:00 am-3:00 pm
Sat: Closed

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Photos
  • Front entrance
    Front entrance
  • Outdoor seating overlooking the Osage River
    Outdoor seating overlooking the Osage River
  • Booths and barnwood
    Booths and barnwood
  • Macrame and the kitchen
    Macrame and the kitchen
  • Staircase from second floor
    Staircase from second floor
  • Upper floor
    Upper floor
  • Staircase in front
    Staircase in front
  • Conference room on third floor
    Conference room on third floor
  • Store
    Store
Posts

The Fall Festivals are around the corner!

       This year the Ten Days of Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement) start on the evening of Wednesday, October 2nd and end on Saturday, October 12th.

       A few days later, the Festival of Sukkot (the Feast of Booths) begins the evening of Wednesday, October 16th.  Please take note that on the 20th through the 23rd we will be open, but only until 3 pm on each of those days.

   We appreciate you and look forward to seeing you!

(9/25/24 11:55 am)
Features
Onsite Parking
Street Parking
Outdoor Deck
Outdoor Seating
To Go Service
Store
Multi-level
Accessible
Vegan Options
Vegetarian Options

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