Wheelhouse
About Wheelhouse
In Springfield, Wheelhouse serves fully plant-based asian fusion fare. The menu leans toward alcohol, beer, and cocktails, and it's a go-to for lunch and dinner. With a casual and trendy atmosphere, it's popular with college students and families, and offers outdoor seating, takeout, and dine-in. Guests give it 4.5 stars over 880 reviews, and prices are budget-friendly.
Amenities & Offerings
Wheelhouse FAQ
Is Wheelhouse fully vegan?
Yes. Wheelhouse is a 100% vegan restaurant, so everything on the menu is plant-based.
What food does Wheelhouse serve?
Wheelhouse serves asian fusion, generally priced around $. See the full menu on their website or in person.
Does Wheelhouse offer delivery or takeout?
Yes. Wheelhouse offers takeout. Availability can vary, so check before you order.
What are Wheelhouse's hours?
Today Wheelhouse is open 5PM-12AM. Full weekly hours are listed on this page and can change on holidays.
Where is Wheelhouse located?
Wheelhouse is at 307 S Jefferson Ave, Springfield, MO 65806. Use “Get directions” on this page for a map and driving directions.
Where can I see the menu for Wheelhouse?
View Wheelhouse's menu on their website (wheelhousefood.com) or on their Google Business listing linked on this page.
Listing information updated September 2026.
Wheelhouse Reviews
Elliot McComas
Google Reviews
My wife and I went here on a date night recently and the new-look menu and restaurant were amazing. We split the pork belly fried rice and both enjoyed it even more than the original fried rice from the food truck days. Highly recommend!!
Grace
Google Reviews
We called to place an order and an employee lied and said they were closed over the phone. My husband I were a block away so decided to go check, and they were completely open. Really weird behavior.
Robert Good
Google Reviews
Tried Wheelhouse for our anniversary dinner last night. Food, atmosphere and service were all terrific. We had made a reservation so our table was ready on time and prepared with a special vase of flowers and a card to welcome us. They pay attention to the details which made for a unique and memorable experience. We highly recommend and we will be going back!
Harry Barnwell
Google Reviews
Giving it five for the algo. Score is 4.8. Place claps Food is excellent full stop. Food is well priced as of now, the larb and the salsa service are out of this world value The cocktail program is exceptional. Unique fatwashes and excellent flavor profiles are the highlight Good time all around check it out
Steph G
Google Reviews
We used to go to the Wheelhouse when it was a part of the hotel. They had some great menu items when they were there. Although they kept a few original items there were also new items. We went for lunch and it was much different than their other location. It's in historic downtown and the decor is more geared towards a nice sit down experience vs the fast casual experience at the hotel. They did well with the decor. They staff is super friendly, very helpful in answering questions, and attentive to their customer base. However, the quality of the food was slightly different than what we experienced when they were at the hotel. Not sure what happened, but I think they are still adjusting to the new location and adjusting to the menu changes. We felt the good was more tasty at the previous location. The prices are slightly more expensive and the portions are a little bit smaller. We would be willing to give it another try after a couple of months, Again, the service was great and it's a lovely location just waiting see how things go.
Nils Seubold
Google Reviews
Atmosphere is amazing, crew is amazing. My Jang Gang drink was very delicious, everything is very fresh and made to order. Bar is very clean and the restaurant is spacious which is nice!
Haley Crump
Google Reviews
Would not recommend awful place changed hours so many times so inconsistent awful food coming vegetarian of 10 years
Autumn Page
Google Reviews
Not a fan of the new menu. New tofu, new peanut sauce, and new drunken noodles are very sub par and over priced. The service is nice though.
Alex H
Google Reviews
The Wheelhouse has ditched its food-truck roots for a brick-and-mortar downtown, but it still cooks like closing time is five minutes away. A trio of seasonal salsas and blistered chips starts the ride—equal parts smoke, tang, and late-night bad decision. Thai Basil Chicken follows with perfume and fire, cooled only by a bracing house pickle, while the vermicelli bowl—tangled noodles, to-die-for tofu, and a lime-funk nuoc cham—tastes like a plastic-stool lunch in Ho Chi Minh City. Then the Drunken Noodles land, rice sheets drenched in chile-jam chaos and wok char that sticks to your memory as much as your teeth; even the tofu option swags like pork belly. Springfield has plenty of comfort food, but almost nowhere else you can time-travel between Bangkok and the Sonoran desert in two bites. Tab stays under a Franklin, sweat beads on your brow, and you leave already plotting the next round of salsa.
Drake Hughes
Google Reviews
Been a longtime fan of the wheelhouse but the new location and expanded menu takes my appreciation to new heights!