Very beautiful day for a very beautiful lunch. Our server, Thalia, was the best. She checked on us…read moreconsistently and informed us about her favorites on the menu. Our food was very good definitely would come back again!

Are bicycling group of 18 eight there for lunch on a Saturday. There was only one waitress and she…read moredid an amazingly good job. Of course it took a while to get our drinks and to get our orders taken. Our food came rather quickly. We had an appetizer of truffle fries that was drowning in cheese. It was OK. I had a salad with a grilled chicken breast and an egg in it. It was very good. The ranch dressing was tasty. A friend had a bowl of their tomato basil soup and loved it. Hubby had a fried chicken sandwich and said it was great. He had a salad and it was nice as well. Lots of seating there both inside and out!

Charming little place to grab something to eat or relax and have some drinks. Lots of TV's for…read morewatching sports and such. It's 10 minutes from the CID airport, which makes it a great location to hit up just before catching a flight. The wings and breaded tenderloin sandwich were great! Service was top notch. Overall a very nice visit. There seems to be a crew of regular patrons who were very welcoming and friendly.

Nice small town bar! If you are craving the typical bar food you can find it here. For me, I need a…read morecheese curd or breaded mushroom once in awhile and this day I went for breaded mushrooms. Some good fixings in their Bloody Mary's too.

We stopped in during a bicycle ride today and enjoyed some great beers anda friendly bartender…read more She was awesome and friendly. I think she and my wife my be besties after that visit! We had some seasonal beers and relaxed before heading back home in the wind. The "talking shit about a pretty sunset." Was a delicious wheat beer. They should add it to their normal offerings. This brewery has always offered some of the best brew in Des Moines. The location is really awesome and historical. They claim that is it haunted. So maybe you could get some boos and brews! Lol! Go check it out!

I never felt welcome the entire time I was here. Maybe I put off my anti-bicyclist vibe…read more Anyhow, I sat myself at the bar. The female bartender tried to serve someone else first; the customer told them I was there before them. The male bartender never said a word to me. They never checked back in, never asked if I'd been there before, but seemed to embrace their regulars. I left after one and probably will not return...unfortunate, as the blood orange wheat I had was delicious. Crisp, full flavor with a clean finish.

staff was amazing!! big shoutout to Alexa she made me feel very welcomed and made the experience…read moreawesome i will definitely come back

The food was great! We got 2 large pretzels and a pretzel bites! Both highly recommended!! The…read moreservice was great and you seat yourself! The mood is great!! The lighting and music is fantastic! And the TVs are on mute! Would definitely recommend the bacon large pretzel!! 5

Amazing staff , love their Baja shrimp tacos , & little gem salad definitely recommend!read more

I passed this brewery several times and decided to check it out. What a pretty cool spot. Plenty of…read morespace on the inside and cool outdoor space. I didn't order any food, just a couple of beers which was good. The staff were friendly and helpful and overall I had a good time. Next time I'm in the area I'll bring some of my coworkers.

Tucked away out of sight between I-380 and Cedar Lake, Sag Wagon Deli and Brew is a newer operation…read morethat is aiming for a bit of a niche market. Their location is literally right off the Cedar River Trail, and thus is geared for the cycling crowd (see what I did there? eh?). The theme is bikes, accented with stools made from old-fashioned bicycle wheels, sprockets for air conditioning vents, and cycling memorabilia on the walls (think RAGBRAI and Tour deFrance jerseys). It's all inside a main room with a rated capacity for 49 people - so it's pretty small. Outside, though, is a very large patio and 3-walled shelter-style building with ample room to accommodate the mass of sweaty cyclists who stop in for a cold brew on their rides, providing a nice view of the lake. Vehicle parking is cramped (my Chrysler minivan left about an inch on either side of the space) but they're on a dead-end street so plenty of space to park your 4 wheels there. For the self-powered 2-wheel variety they have several custom-made bike racks. They have ~8 brews on tap and a small selection of liquor, with typical domestic beers available in tallboy style cans. The beer on tap is of the mid-level craft style (Boulevard Wheat and Zon, Saga IPA, shocktop, Guinness, etc) and is served in custom color-changing plastic cups. Served by animated waitstaff, I didn't have any problems getting a beer quickly. I did not personally have any food, but the cold sandwiches looked well made and are served with chips and a pickle wedge, which came out quite fast once ordered. Portion sizes were enough that my larger friends didn't finish their chips. Ambiance is pretty great, they have a jukebox and multiple tv's inside and another large screen in the outdoor shelter building, but most customers were engaged in conversation. The CR Beernuts homebrew club had our monthly meeting there intending to use the ample patio space but were thwarted by the only large thunderstorm of the summer so we filled the indoor space to near capacity. Had the weather been better I'm sure they'd have been packed on a Thursday night, as I've visited several times and had to squeeze my way to the small l-shaped bar. Great starting point for any trail rides or runs, and an even better finishing point/meeting space for your active friends. They'll need something to drive business over the winter months, but for the warmer times, it's a recommended stop.

Great place to hang out anytime of year, especially in the summer. Great food awesome staff.!!!!read more

Bar was owned by a well known resident of PDC for 55 years giving the bar it's name Bob's! In…read more2013, he retired, selling the business to Jeff Hallberg, known and liked by many around the community! Jeff brought life back into the bar with a fun, easy going atmosphere where you feel comfortable the moment you walk in! Offering a number of choices of beers and liquors...live entertainment...big games on the Tv's...pool and dart leagues, donating and sponsoring benefits of plenty...and hiring his bartenders carefully, knowing they are the face of the business!! Most chill, entertaining, welcoming tavern in town...love finding my sweet spot to either relax for a bit or party it up with friends! Check it out....

Visited Bob's Bar on the opening day of Packer season. The owner was more worried about drinking…read morehimself, than seeing that new customers to his establishment were welcomed. While there was a free shot for touchdowns, no one bothered to include us to the half-time buffet that was put on. Being a bar owner myself, I ALWAYS welcome new comers, and go out of my way to see to their enjoyment, including any services that our regular customers receive. We will not revisit this establishment, and would not advise it to anyone visiting the great area of Prairie Du Chien.

We just had a birthday party here, and we are thrilled with how it turned out:…read more -Food was awesome, and generous portions -Space was big and bright -Service was on pointe: Abby was our server, she was quick on her feet, and was on top of it all with a smile!

We definitely were disappointed. Our server needed Hearing…read moreaids!!! She didn't understand anything we said without repeating it. Food was not very appealing, potato salad was warm, sandwich was bland and my salad did not have cucumbers and my chicken was overcooked. When I said something to our hearing impaired server she told me they haven't had cucumbers in over a month, yet didn't disclose anything when I ordered? Disregarded my burnt chicken when I barely ate it. Overpriced, place is dinghy and we don't plan to return.

Fun place to hang out with a large group! The only draw back is the volume when it is full. But…read moreyou should expect it in a place that is called the HALL, right? They have a lot of craft beer on tap and they serve mixed drinks and have food trucks daily on site... It was a very creative way to revive a old abandoned building that is for sure! Give it a try as it is not for everyone!

Been here several times for a fun time with friends. Went for a few basketball games and a couple…read moretrivia nights. It's a beer hall so if you're aware what a German Beer Hall/Garden is like it has those vibes with huge TVs. The ordering system is phenomenal. I love being able to scan a QR code at the table and order from my phone. Being a millennial the less human interaction I have to make the better. They'll just get your drinks right to your table but for the food, you would have to pick it up at the pick up counter. I really wish more establishments would adopt this process. The only reason why I'm knocking down stars is basically the food... I haven't been impressed with anything I have ordered and my friends also said the same thing. Everything just seems bland and require extra condiments or sauce. They offer good menu items but I just wish there was more care in implementing them. Most recent, I had a tenderloin that I was excited about and as traditional as we see in Iowa the tenderloin was massive but I had to just smother the entire thing with mustard to have any taste. I would probably just stick to appetizers when going there. Fries are usually a safe order and my friend thought the wings were okay.