West Plains is a lovely city you can visit if you travel in the United States of America, in Missouri, more exctly, in Howell County. West Plains is the county seat of Howell County. The city of West Plains was founded in 1828 and incorporated a few years later. Notable residents of West Plains include indie rock band Ha Ha Tonka, singer Jan Howard, baseball player Preacher Roe, actor Dick Van Dyke, singer Porter Wagoner and author Daniel Woodrell. If you plan visiting beautiful West Plains, you can do it all through the year, but make sure you have enough time to see all its attractions.
National Audio Theater Festival is an annual event of West Plains. The festival includes a conference and performances held in the city with local and foreign actors. The tradition is relatively new to West Plains and in the last couple of years, an audio play was written to celebrate it, depicting the important events of West Plains.
Tuffy's Place is the ultimate bar destination of West Plains, if you plan to hit the club scene later. In this bar, you can savor a long selection of drinks or ask for a cocktail out of your favorite beverages. This West Plains bar is a hot spot of the city in weekends, when the young locals gather to party.
El Charro is a Mexican restaurant located downtown West Plains. The authentic food is served hot and in large portions. Most dishes come accompanied by delicious sauces. The atmosphere is pleasant and the staff is helpful.
Diamond Head is a Chinese restaurant you can find at 1214 Porter Wagoner Boulevard, in West Plains. This eatery offers tasty Chinese food and is appropriate for lunch or for an early dinner. Try the soups, they are great.
