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Pull up a booth
Bud and Lisa Casey run the cafe, and they have been serving Moberly for over 23 years. Breakfast and lunch, booths deep in cartoons, done by 2 PM.
Serving Moberly for over 23 years
The Cafe on Old Highway 63
Bud and Lisa Casey run a breakfast and lunch diner where every wall is covered in the cartoons you grew up with. Here is the story, told the only way we know how: in panels.
Our story
Read the strip
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Every wall is a page
Scooby rides the back wall. Betty Boop has her own corner. Taz measures the kids at the door. Every mural is painted by hand, right over the booths.
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The collection
Decades of lunchboxes, cookie jars and figures fill the shelves, the same ones guests remember from their own kitchens growing up.
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Plates named like strips
The Alley Oop. The Barney. The Junk Yard Boss. The Moby Dick. The menu reads like the Sunday comics, and the plates eat like a diner should.
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Up at 5:30
Homemade bread, hand-pattied Wimpy Burgers, a bakery case filled fresh. Doors open 5:30 AM Monday through Saturday, 7:30 on Sunday, gone by 2.
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The Magic City
Moberly sprang up around the railroad in 1866, so fast they called it the Magic City. Old Highway 63 runs right past the front door at 1714 N Morley St.
From a Google review
“A place to get your soul back.”
David S. wrote that about a Saturday morning here: the cartoons on the walls, the oldies playing, regulars called by name. It is the review the Caseys are proudest of.