I stopped in yesterday afternoon for coffee and pie. Best piece of raisin creme pie I ever had…read more Roger E

Very typical diner-breakfast-all-day kind of place. The cafe truly has a following and was very…read morebusy on the Saturday before Mother's Day. We were able to get a table pretty quick though. I had the Rueben. It was good with Thousand Island dressing served on the side. Crinkle cut fries were OK. Others had the Club Croissant (which was served on croissant bread instead of a traditional French croissant) and the burger. Burger looked pretty pedestrian but the diner in question enjoyed it. She said the coleslaw was "nothing to write home about" but that the cowboy beans were really good. Our waitress and the rest of the staff were amazing. I loved that they had jello as a side dish. The neighboring table got it and the day's variety was blue! :) It came with a dollop of whipped cream and it made me want to order it. Truly old school feel and the walls are lined with antiques and vintage senior photo panels from the local high school.

Great sandwiches! No indoor dining options but for picking up a great sandwich, they're hard to…read morebeat.

A five star review for the quality and quantity of food, the exceptional service from the owner…read morehimself, and a relaxing environment.

Had a sandwich there 3/17/25. Was very very good! Thick slices of cheese compared to a Subway or…read moreother national chains. Fresh cut meat and a multitude of meats to choose from! Super friendly young lady made my sandwich and was very nice and helpful. Will definitely visit again if I'm in the area!

Great sandwiches, hidden gem. Eat here, it's fresh, locally owned and delicious. I always grab a…read moresandwich when passing through.

so so slow and these people cuold care less. it's like watching paint dry. you want 85 letters,…read moreslow slow slow and slow

They're good is not fresh. Today I came in and ordered a foot long cold cut and the meat had mold…read moreon it. I asked for a refund and they don't take them.

It's always a pleasant surprise to see a brewery that is excellent tucked away in a small town in…read moreMiddle America. Pivo is just one of these such places. I already had the brewery to try but relatives that live somewhat locally to the town added more justified hype and momentum to give this brewery a try. Without a doubt we will be returning! Might first beer so far with Pivo is their excellent their American Light Lager known as Rice ville Light Lager. As the name suggests this is a rice lager which I do really enjoy getting. This beer is crisp, slightly sweet, malty and a clean finish. That is a highly excellent beer and I can't wait to try more of their beer options. Excellent, excellent starting beer with this brewery!

Pivo Brewery is a wonderful venue tucked in the rolling hills of NE Iowa. We visited on a Sunday…read moreafternoon on our way through town and were pleasantly surprised that they had live music that afternoon. They had plenty of servers working and the service was prompt and attentive. We ordered the cheese curd appetizer which was just enough, had a few beers (Jamaica IPA was a personal favorite) and listened to some music on a very pleasant afternoon!

Our group of 17 had an amazing dining experience at Pub at the Pinicon. Several had the pork…read moretenderloin and most left with doggie bags for a meal the next day. We tried the breaded shrimp and the lobster Mac & cheese. Both entrees were delicious. You won't leave hungry or disappointed with the quality of food and serving size. Service was wonderful and we had our own room. Give it a try soon!! It was well worth our hour drive!! We will be back!!

A couple of visits inform this review, which is 4 stars because one must take into account other…read moreoptions in the area, which are few. That preamble out of the way - I like this place! The facility is faux-English pub, with a woody vibe and lots of nooks and crannies. Servers are earnest, friendly, and very helpful, albeit not polished or slick. So far I have sampled the "pork wings" (breaded and fried slices of tenderloin - AMAZING!!!); the Reuben (solid, though weirdly served with Thousand Island on the side, not on the sandwich); the platter of red onion rings (crazy delicious, if a tad salty); and the spinach and artichoke dip (very cheesy - mmmm). Friends and family have ordered the Walleye (looked wonderful), the nachos (a little odd and not recommended), the chicken fajita salad (unexpectedly lovely), and the ribeye (a wonderful cut of meat, sadly very overcooked). There are lots of beer choices and more varieties of wine than I expected (they carry Malbec!), well-poured drinks, and the one dessert we tried (my birthday girl caramel sundae) was lush. A word on portions and value: portions are HUGE. You'll probably need a box. Prices are very fair and seem low to this city girl: great value for your money! If you are in the area and want a nice sit down meal in a cozy, friendly spot, this is the place.

Drive through was so slow. Sat in line for 10+ minutes to get 2 small ice cream cones and an iced…read morecoffee. Finally got to window ice cream was good...hence the 1 star. This McDonald's restaurant continually proves that they do not care about their customer service. 09-15-2025.

Good service and food really Devine and wonderful to the touch. When I went there the ambiance by…read morethe employees was spectacular and I highly recommend this place!

Love their Tuesday menu of taco wrap. It is so huge and tasty and quick when you call ahead and…read moreorder. Staff are wonderful!

Stopped on our way to Iowa and it was so worth it!!! Amazing sandwich choices. 3 people chose from…read morethe speciality sandwiches and the other had the build your own. All were winners. Topped it all off with their sweet treats. Pistachio cheesecake, peanut butter chocolate cheesecake and cherry pie were all delicious. Prices were very reasonable for everything. Each Cheesecake was made up of 3 mini-cupcake size servings. Plenty to share. We will definitely be back when we return for our fall weekend in October. Staff was also very fun and personable. Thanks for a fun afternoon stop

Another brewery checked off the list. Stop here while out…read morefishing for trout. Very nice beer selection and root beer for the kiddos!! Plenty of seating, indoors and out. I had the brown ale beer and it was very good. Staff were friendly and offered recommendations. Definitely coming back to try some of their food!! We did get cheese curds and they were good.

I stopped in yesterday, Saturday, shortly after 11a open. What a cute brewery in a cute little…read moretown! Despite asking Harley what she recommends for food, the WTF burger, i didnt eat. It wasnt too busy so i chatted up Harley...we got on about whiskey & Old Fashioneds... i had set out for brewery hopping so i didnt do research... Harley commented that RockFilter Distillery where she also works, is just on the other side pf the park! I thanked her for all her information as i would depart to...just across the park. Fat Pat's is a cute venue fir food & a craft bevvy in a so cute small town. Glass garage doors set the scene w essentially floor to ceiling windows; w the spread out and spacious, welcoming tap room. Only amped up when you couple ot w the friendly service. Thank you FatPat's for a delicious & enjoyable visit to my 368th brewery, cheers!

Best breakfast (shakes are amazing too!) in town! The Mc…read moreMushroom is the huz's favorite for over 20 years! Pancakes are light and crave-worthy. Staff treats you like family, and if you are an Austin local you can find something on the wall decor that you can relate to. Try it--you'll like it!

This had a classic diner feel to it with the booths and a counter at the entrance. The menu had…read morelots of choices with reasonable pricing. The staff was friendly and the food came out quickly. I had the ham and turkey chef salad. It was served in a tortilla shell with lettuce, tomato, peppers, pineapple, cheddar cheese, and taco chips with a sweet and sour dressing. It also came with garlic bread that was pleasant but not needed. This type of salad being in a tortilla shell was a little odd, but not bad. It was a little stale as well, but nothing concerning. The overall salad was well put together and everything else seemed fresh with plenty of the toppings. The pineapple was also an interesting choice, but I did not mind it. Will I go back? Yeah, why not.