Full Service Restaurant, Sports Bar, Garden Patio, Conference Room, and Banquet Facility -

"Absolutely the best spot in Southeast Kansas!"

This fifty year old former Elk's Club is a beautiful brick building in amazing structural condition on a corner lot in downtown historic Independence, Kansas*.

Across the street from the Independence Cinema four-plex movie theater and across the corner from the Appletree Inn hotel, our location is ideal for a weekend of relaxing without having to fight traffic.

ZORROS opened July 4, 2008.  It is fully equipped, and and saw a complete $600K renovation in 2004.   You won't find another place like it.

Sports Bar:

• 4 - 32" Toshiba TV's

• 1 - 28" Toshiba TV

• 1 - 100" Projection Television for the main event

• Pool Table 

Dining Room:

• 50" Zenith TV

• Ceiling to floor glass view of the outdoor garden, koi pond, and deck

Upstairs Banquet Room:

• Stage

• Dance floor

• Beautiful oak bar

• 200 person capacity for your reunion, wedding reception, party, or business meeting

• Another fantastic view of the patio/deck and koi pond

* Independence, Kansas, once the community with the most millionaires per capita in the US, is the home of Neewollah andthe first baseball game ever played under lights on April 28, 1930.  It's the hometown of Bill Kurtis of AETV network fame, playwright William Inge, and FDIC Chairwoman Sheila Bair, to name just a few.  Eighty miles north of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Independence lies in the southeast corner of the state just beyond the Ozark Mountain foothills.  A wonderful community to raise a family, visit on a day trip, and relax at one of the area's many attractions, including: the original Little House on the Prairie, Riverside Park and Zoo, Elk City State Park, Big Hill Lake, and more.