"43-ft. tall fiberglass rooster at the Great American Steak and Chicken House wears a star-spangled vest and bow tie, and an American flag lapel pin. He's bigger than a rival rooster in France," the Roadside America says.

"The Great American Steak and Chicken House is built under a Giant Rooster. You enter the restaurant through doors under the towering poultry. It's definitely a must see and a great photo opportunity. And bring the kids -- there are full-size tractors over the salad bar. How'd they get those things in there?

"This is an undeniably American fowl, with a star-spangled vest and bow tie, an American flag lapel pin, and a red, white, and blue replica farm behind him. You have to walk between his legs to enter the building."

"Another one of our favorite facts about Branson, Missouri is that it’s home to the world’s largest rooster! Yes, just a short drive down the road from Dolly Parton’s Stampede, you’ll be introduced to the largest rooster in the world," the Dolly Parton's Stampede says.

"This 43-foot-tall fiberglass rooster wears a star-spangled vest, a bowtie, and an American flag lapel pin. Be sure to snap a picture of it on your way to our show!"

"Branson is home to several noteworthy roadside attractions, the Explore Branson says.

"The world's largest rooster, better known as Mr. Peck, stands 43ft. tall at Branson's Great American Steak & Chicken House. Stop to snap a photo by the city's feathered fiberglass friend, and try the restaurant's sizzlin’ steaks and farm fresh chicken."

"World's largest man made rooster greets you at the entrance. We were seated and served quickly. The chicken and dumplings were great. It was a good choice for getting a meal before a performance."

"good food reasonably priced, ate there twice---once for dinner & once for breakfast--they took a souvenir photo at the table,it was framed & ready before we were done with our dinner-also reasonably priced-we purchased it."

"Our last stop before leaving town was The Great American STeak and Chicken House. You can find them by the giant rooster standing out front on Hwy 76. Our waiter was very entertaining and down home. The food was fresh and delicious. Pricing was about average for Branson. Would definitely go back."

"Ate here once with family, great buffet, and good service. It's a bit heavier food then I can handle but, that's most of the food in Branson. The large rooster out front will definitely catch your attention while driving along the strip and the view off the hill once inside is pretty!"

"Me and my family decided to eat there because of the outside decor. It's a neat building inside and out. But the food is standard chain restaurant food nothing special. With chain restaurant prices. My wife and I and our three kids ages 11 and under cost us $65 .not really worth the money but we did eat at the big Chicken!!"