We had the best tenderloins, fires, and soft drink today on our way to Eppley Field in Omaha…read more Friendly and efficient staff. Booths and tables. Sandwiches and many ice cream selections all at reasonable prices. They are open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily all year around. I commented to neighboring couple that the food was really good and they smiled and said " we drove 45 miles to come here".

If you are hungry and have little money to spend, this is the place for you! Adorable little small…read moretown diner. Greeted immediately. The place was so clean!! The chili cheese dog was made with a huge fat hotdog smothered in some perfectly seasoned chile and topped with plenty of shredded cheese. My husband got their award worthy pork tenderloin sandwich. The picture I have attached will show you how big it is but you will have to trust me when I say my husband said it was the best pork tenderloin he has ever had. Being an Iowa boy raised on those sandwiches, he definitely knows what he is talking about. We ate for under $20 and left behind half of the fries and 1/4 of the pork tenderloin. Wish I had room for some of the ice cream treats they offered.

Took my grandma in for lunch. We both had chicken salads. I love how they do it. you get a slip of…read morepaper and circle what toppings you want. it appears to be all iceberg lettuce, which is exactly how I like it. great amount of toppings and good sized salad, full sized. service was good. it was extremely busy when we were there. they were running out of pie by the time I decided I wanted a coconut cream pie slice. this wad there last week under that owner. will for sure check it out again under new ownership.

Good food! Burger and fries were very good. The ice cream mixes are great. Definitely will be going…read moreback to try more menu items.

Very friendly and quick service. Our cheeseburgers were really fresh and the chocolate shake (soft…read moreserve ice cream style) was really thick and rich. Outdoor seating was under shade as well, which was nice. A nice little place to stop in, in a small town!

They have fantastic soft serve in their "delights" desserts. It's very dense and not overly sweet…read more Some of the best I've had.

Not only is this a grocery store but they also serve food. I got the steak tacos which were loaded…read morewith cilantro and onions, just the way I love them. Their green salsa has a bit of a kick to it than most which was wonderful. Try the corn, it comes with mayo, cheese and seasoning that was totally different from anything I've ever had. Very good!

Service is good. Food is good. Very clean. Staff is great. Gas prices are a little higher than near…read moreby towns.

Great service! Great family running this. Quick service including fun weekly ice cream. Beautiful…read morehot beef sandwich and daily specials. Been here over 50 years. Very clean.

Yesterday, June 14, 2014 we toured the Templeton Rye Whiskey location in Templeton Iowa. First and…read moreforemost if you find yourself here it was simply and specifically only to do tour. There is literally nothing but hundreds of thousands of farm acres around. Templeton only has a population of about 300 and it's 30 miles north of I-80 in the middle of Iowa. Now, on to the Tour review. It's hard to believe that this business is a multi million dollar business. The owner, the grandson of the original prohibition era distillery actually gives the tour and is in every definition just a simple good ol boy country farmer. He tells story after story like he was sitting on a front porch swing. Very, very interesting stories. The place is tiny but in my opinion every bit worth the five dollar charge. Plus they are very liberal with allowing tastings! A fun and good time for all adults.

We arrived 15 mins late after driving from Ankeny. Our fault, we could have cut into our tardiness…read moreif we weren't stuck behind two grain trucks on a single lane road for 45 minutes. First time here so we took the first entrance, parked and made our way in from the back parking lot. We were immediately greeted by the lady behind the counter who remarked that we had parked in the employee lot. Oh well, nothing can be done about it now. How about some signage? We then paid with little to no conversation except to be told for the second time we were 15 minutes late. To say the welcome was cold and matter of fact (we were late) would be kind. The experience was saved by the tour guide who welcomed us like we were her lost children and made us feel right at home. After the tour I asked to speak with a manager and was told he was off. When I asked for the name it was not fourth coming, instead I got lectured on the company policy. Too bad, this visit was on my bucket list. Oh well, I guess I'm back to chasing Buffalo Trace.