Food, Fun & Fireworks At JB Hook's This Fourth of July!
Although Fourth of July falls on a Tuesday this year, don't let that discourage you from celebrating all weekend long! If you're looking for something tasty to eat this holiday weekend, Our Lake of the Ozarks steak and seafood has a lot to offer its patrons this Fourth of July weekend. From delicious food to beautiful views of the fireworks displays, there is no better place to celebrate America's Indepence Day.
Fireworks at JB Hook's
During the holiday weekend, there will be fireworks displays all around the Lake area. At JB Hook's, you can enjoy some of these shows right from our restaurant! Once it gets dark outside, we turn down the lights in our dining area to ensure you have the best view of the show. We hope you chose to dine with us this holiday weekend to enjoy the beautiful fireworks display!
Holiday Happy Hour
The best Happy Hour at the Lake of the Ozarks is Sunday - Friday from 3:00 - 7:00 PM, and features 1/2 priced appetizers and well drinks and house wine specials, and yes, that does include our delicious, homemade sangria! That means you can enjoy these amazing specials over the holiday weekend on Friday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. For our 1/2 price appetizers, you can choose from a long list of favorites that include French dip sliders, bacon wrapped jalapenos, fried green beans, and ahi tuna tacos.
Fun Facts About 4th of July
Just in case you need some interesting dinner conversation over the holiday weekend, we looked up some fun facts about the Fourth of July that you may not be aware of.
- Fourth of July is the biggest hot dog holiday of the year, with Americans consuming about 155 million hot dogs on Independence Day alone, according to TIME magazine.
- Due to concerns about the Liberty Bell cracking, it hasn't been rung since 1846. Instead, every year, the 2,000-pound bell is tapped 13 times to signal bells across the country to starting ringing to mark the Fourth of July.
- Only two Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. The majority of them signed it on August 2, 1776. Fourth of July doesn't celebrate the signing of the Declaration. Instead, it celebrates the adoption it by the Second Continental Congress.
- While Fourth of July has been celebrated since 1777, it wasn't declared a federal holiday until 1870.
- In the now-famous letter that was dated July 3, 1776, John Adams writes to his wife, Abigail, that the "Second Day of July" would be celebrated as American Independence Day, since Congress had actually voted to cut ties with Great Britain the day before.
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Fireworks at JB Hook's
During the holiday weekend, there will be fireworks displays all around the Lake area. At JB Hook's, you can enjoy some of these shows right from our restaurant! Once it gets dark outside, we turn down the lights in our dining area to ensure you have the best view of the show. We hope you chose to dine with us this holiday weekend to enjoy the beautiful fireworks display!
Holiday Happy Hour
The best Happy Hour at the Lake of the Ozarks is Sunday - Friday from 3:00 - 7:00 PM, and features 1/2 priced appetizers and well drinks and house wine specials, and yes, that does include our delicious, homemade sangria! That means you can enjoy these amazing specials over the holiday weekend on Friday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. For our 1/2 price appetizers, you can choose from a long list of favorites that include French dip sliders, bacon wrapped jalapenos, fried green beans, and ahi tuna tacos.
Fun Facts About 4th of July
Just in case you need some interesting dinner conversation over the holiday weekend, we looked up some fun facts about the Fourth of July that you may not be aware of.
- Fourth of July is the biggest hot dog holiday of the year, with Americans consuming about 155 million hot dogs on Independence Day alone, according to TIME magazine.
- Due to concerns about the Liberty Bell cracking, it hasn't been rung since 1846. Instead, every year, the 2,000-pound bell is tapped 13 times to signal bells across the country to starting ringing to mark the Fourth of July.
- Only two Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. The majority of them signed it on August 2, 1776. Fourth of July doesn't celebrate the signing of the Declaration. Instead, it celebrates the adoption it by the Second Continental Congress.
- While Fourth of July has been celebrated since 1777, it wasn't declared a federal holiday until 1870.
- In the now-famous letter that was dated July 3, 1776, John Adams writes to his wife, Abigail, that the "Second Day of July" would be celebrated as American Independence Day, since Congress had actually voted to cut ties with Great Britain the day before.
No matter how you choose to spend your holiday weekend, we hope you choose to spend some of it here at our Lake of the Ozarks steak and seafood restaurant. The Lake area is a wonderful place to vacation, and it's even better when you enjoy the good food and fun times that happen right here at JB Hook's.
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