Belton’s food scene is built on comfort, treats and regular spots locals will defend with their whole chest.

Big Daddy’s Donuts
Big Daddy’s Donuts on East North Avenue is old school in the right way. Fresh donuts, early mornings, no drama. It is where people stop before work, after kids sports or on weekend mornings when nobody wants to cook.

Mary’s Mountain Cookies
On Main Street, Mary’s Mountain Cookies covers the “we earned this” craving. Giant cookies, ice cream sandwiches, shakes and more. It is an easy add on when you are downtown to shop or ride the train.

One More Scoop
One More Scoop serves homemade ice cream and waffle cones with rotating flavours and options for different dietary needs. It is the classic post-game, post park or summer night stop and a big part of many family routines.

Broken Hatchet Brewing
Broken Hatchet Brewing lives in the old Cass County library building and is Belton’s first microbrewery. Inside you get craft beers, seltzers, live music and a taproom that feels like the unofficial living room of Main Street. It is where you catch up on town news without opening your phone.

Other restaurants and chains exist, but these are the names that show up again and again when locals talk about food and drink.