This is average pup food and a go to in our little town. You can always count on it being hard to…read moreget into on Friday nights. Great beer selection. Service is good for a crew that is low in numbers. True pub feel inside, the best is summer patio seating next to the river.

Great little place with a familiar menu, good service, and a pork tenderloin sandwich that alone…read morewas worth the trip! After a brother from Iowa shared his love for the food at this little sports bar in Charles City, IA., we took a ride out there last Saturday. The place was immediately next to the Cedar River, and thanks to quite a bit of recent rain, the river was roaring The waitress came to the table quickly, and we ordered a couple of sodas and pork tenderloin sandwiches. She was friendly, and even though it was obvious that she was busy, she was attentive and professional. The food arrived faster than we'd have thought, since it was busy, but it was wonderful. The fries were piping hot and crispy on the outside, and the pork sandwich was AWESOME. Soft roll, crisp, cold lettuce and tomato, and an amazing piece of perfectly cooked pork! The breading was light and perfectly crisp, and it was nearly too hot to eat when it arrived...the kitchen did a wonderful job. We'll absolutely go back - this little pub is a hidden gem!

Excellent friendly & quick service. Came here for lunch while passing through on cross country…read moretrip. Great hard cider, beer, and cheese curds. Will stop here again.

Since Pulpit Rock brewery was closed still at 11am we headed up the street to Dixie's. Max and…read moreSarah were working and treated us like family. We had fun chatting with them about the beers, the menu and the other local places and things to do. We had many samples and enjoyed a couple nice pours of great local beers. We also ordered some Wisconsin cheese curds, which were generous, crispy and filled with yummy goodness! The place is quaint with lots of history and character! We saw some of the food that came out and it looked amazing. If you are in Decorah I would highly recommend Dixie's!

I'd heard of this place and made the hour and a half drive to try it out. So glad I did…read more The owners are the staff, which is great because we could discuss the beers and what we thought of them. We were impressed by them all. The tap.room is cozy and welcoming. Bright and friendly. The beers were good. I even liked the sample of pumpkin beer I tried and I'm not a pumpkin beer fan. The black IPA was extremely good. We discovered on selected days that they do in house made pizzas, so we tried the Cuban. It was soo good. Honey mustard base with ham, canadian, bacon and pickles. So glad we tried it. Delicious. A ways for us to travel, but we'll worth the drive!

Great beer. Pizza was delicious including gluten-free. Nice live music. Very clean. Summer was…read moreso much more than I expected.

At least in Waterloo, if you're looking for a quality beer selection, I'm pretty sure this is as…read moregood as it gets. I stumbled across this place after making plans to have dinner with some friends at Rudy's Tacos, which is housed in the same corner building. This bar is located directly across the hall from the Lava Lounge and I believe has the same owners. Arriving early on a Tuesday evening there were a few people in the Lava Lounge but no one yet at the Beer Hall. While waiting for a third friend to arrive we bellied up to the bar and were attended to by a great bartender who knew his beer. The bartenders floated between the bars on an as needed basis and one could order something on tap from either bar. Very easy going, very friendly. Now about the beer. Between the two places there were approximately 10 taps including beers from Jolly Pumpkin, Tool and Brouwerij Bavik (Petrus Oud Bruin) and bottles and cans ranging from $2 Grain Belt Nordeast to Bourbon County Brand Stout to Duchesse de Bourgogne. Since I was just back in town visiting I can't speak to the prices very well but they seemed reasonable. On Thursdays they apparently offer beer from another neighbor in the same building, Guerrilla Brewing Company. I wasn't around long enough to give that a try but certainly hope to on the next visit.

Feels like a vintage basement. That's a good thing. Good spirits and a great selection of beersread more

From the minute we walked in it felt like we were regulars. We sat in the dining area and it was…read morefull except for two tables. The smells from the kitchen were wonderful. We were greeted by a friendly and kind server. She was waiting on the entire room(7-8 tables). The menu was explained to us and we ordered fried pickles for an appetizer. For our main dish we both ordered the fried fish. Food was great, and service was wonderful. Homemade blue cheese dressing and tartar sauce were both excellent. Even a holiday pour for my wine! We would definitely stop here again!

Wow. Perfect spot for lunch. Our server Katie was extremely knowledgeable & very friendly. There…read morewere 3 of us. We all had Chicken Wild Rice soup ( simply amazing ) the chicken club, patty melt and 2 pc cod with coleslaw. Everything came out fast and very hot. The food was delicious. Wish we lived closer, I would go there all the time! Plus for being super clean!

Good beer selection. Reasonably priced and friendly staff. There's ample inside seating and a nice…read moreoutdoor patio. Plenty of board games to keep you or little entertained. Very enjoyable afternoon!

No food but love the ambiance. Love the Entertainment…read more Ale was great. I like the themed nights and days.

I understand Ragbrai was coming through. What doesnt make sense is they locked their doors, which I…read morebelieve is a fire code violation. Unsure if guy running door was owner or employee but he was not doing a very good job. Menu was limited to just pizzas. Saw some come by and was not impressed- they reminded me of totinos frozen pizzas. We got the one round of drinks and continued to look for dinner. Ended up at Pizza Ranch which was very good.

Walked in , no one ever came to seat us. We waited 10 minutes, nothing. Locals only kind of place…read moreI guess. We left.

Cozy hometown bar with incredible bartender who opened up early for us visiting from out of town.read more

2 burgers, fries, onion rings and 4 beers was $24. During happy hour. Food was good bar food…read more Extensive bar menu. Nice guy behind the bar who also cooked our food. Too bad there were 3 degenerates sitting next to me at the bar. Extremely loud and foul mouthed. Felt very bad for the elderly couple who were eating nearby. Owner should not allow that and I think he was there training a new gal. No one wants to listen to that. Not rocket science.

Good selection of beer, both on tap and bottles. They only have speciality beers on tap…read more No food service.

Stopped by for a beer after dropping our daughter off for a college visit at Wartburg. Nice…read morefriendly place that we had a good visit with the bartender and patrons.

My father-in-law lives in Nashua and this past holiday season, we visited there for a few days. He…read moretook us to his favorite dinner joint for supper. The Townhouse, as it's commonly referred to by locals, is a typical small-town watering hole. Nothing fancy, but the service is friendly and the place is really clean. And the burgers. Yum! All American, cooked the way the should be... juicy, tender, and bursting with flavor. Dad also loves the sweet potato fries, so we split an order of them too - they were flavor packed, crunchy on the outside and tender on the inside. (I tasted my husband's regular fries and they were delicious too.) If you're ever in the area, I'd definitely say a visit here is worth the effort.