Definitely five stars. Great service, good food. Dining room can be a bit crowded. Overall a great…read moreexperience. Reservations recommended

Really nice supper club. Not too big, just big enough to be friendly and attentive. Seated…read morepromptly and met immediately with a plate of spreads - cheese, liver pate and butter - and an assortment of fresh vegetables and crackers/bread. Started our meals with fresh greens house salads. There were 4 in our party. One New York strip, one ribeye, one filet and one salmon. Steaks were very generous and cooked perfectly. Three of us had hash browns cooked crisp, one had baked potato. Hash browns came with a cheese sauce if desired. Salmon was a generous slab cooked to perfection. I had a side of mushrooms which were delicious. Our server was very attentive. Food came promptly to the table hot. Highly recommend without any reservations. Can't wait to return. Really, really good meals.

Cheese curds were good. Mixing the raspberry sauce with ranch was delicious. We did receive one…read morecheese curd that was still frozen inside (due to its size being larger than the rest) but overall tasty. Burger was delicious. Our favorite part of the meal were the potato chips .... So crunchy and yummy!

Such a fun spot to grab a bite and enjoy the riverfront! We ordered some drinks and appetizers and…read morehad a great time relaxing on the patio! We loved sitting outside by the water and taking in the views. The atmosphere is laid-back and casual, making it a great stop while spending the day exploring Dubuque!

1st time for lunch here today. I really wanted an appetizer…read morebut I knew they have great portion sizes here. Outstanding.

The food is amazing but one thing is I didn't realize that if you order more than one meal, you…read morewill be charged a service charge on the bill. I ordered 3 meals and was charged 20% onto the total due to multiple meals.

We were excited to try Dubuque"s new upscale restaurant by the river. We were skeptical about the…read moreadvertised view, but it was spectacular and would be a nice for out of towners to see. We enjoyed our meals, although the crab cake had more stuffing than crab. What would keep me from going back is that, in spite of a dress code on the website, men were wearing ball caps and shorts. Maybe shorts aren't so bad but ballcaps are for sports bars not fine dining.

We tried Lock 11 and had a great experience!You'll need to make a reservation online, but the…read moreprocess is very easy. The restaurant is beautiful and very clean, the service was amazing, and the food was excellent. Even the bathrooms were beautiful, and the rooftop was really cool to see. For an upscale restaurant, I honestly didn't think the prices were too bad. They definitely exceeded our expectations. It's a really nice addition to the city of Dubuque, and we'll definitely be coming back!

Great fun and tasty food. I tried the goulash, the bratwurst and a salami sandwich. The salami was…read morereally tasty. Everyone else seemed to like their food as well. Then we took home some apple pie that looked amazing.

We saw this place while on tour with our trolley ride so went back for lunch on Saturday. Only…read moreserving basically sandwiches, yuck but she did offer goulash or sauerbraten so that's what we picked. Rye bread served was delicious and both entrees also tasty. This place is tired and needs a housekeeper but concept snd decor adorable. Service was good too!

Very nice people!! Opened the patio so we could eat outside with our dog. Food was good and the…read morebeer was cold. Highly recommend

Walked in to find a party going on in part of the space, but was able to be seated right away…read more Server was super friendly and attentive. Cheese curds were just flash fried cheese with a berry dipping sauce and they were hot, fresh, and delish. The beer was pretty good - enjoyed the sours the best. Fried pickles were crunchy and came with excellent ranch. Burgers have their own meat blend and they were good with fries. Nice spot to stop if you need a meal while traveling.

Mason Dixon Saloon, as it is unfortunately titled and branded, is one of the only places in Dubuque…read moretoday that provides pretty darn solid ribs and smoked meats, as some of the other BBQ joints have shuttered over the years. I am pleased, in fact, to report that in having tried the ribs, they have smoking down pretty well and churn out some good food. On other visits however, I was surprised to find the pork on the Cuban sandwich and basket to be an odd texture and pretty off tasting. I'd say that the food is pretty standard otherwise, with what seem to be the usual Cisco/USFoods frozen to fried fare. Nothing incredible, but your familiar greasy stuff to get a quick, cheap-enough lunch in. The service over the years has been mixed as well, during the table service hours, the place has had attentive and kind service, but every weekend the place turns into a confused staging ground for what all-too-often seem to be fake-ID toting college underclassmen. At these hours, the place feels uncomfortable for anyone over 22, and it's hard enough to get to the bar rail at these hours any way, much more-so to be seen by tenders that all too often are overstretched if they're even behind the bar to begin with. There's also the obvious gripe with the ambiance. Bourbon barrels cut and stacked along the walls, set against the backdrop of a big crocodile crawling the room -- pretty cool, if not a little kitschy. The obvious problem remains: why the homage to the Mason Dixon line? A symbol of the south? A bygone time? Something to suggest that the ~perfectly fine~ ribs will transport you to another place? My thought is that all too often, and rightly so, it's associated with the border into a land where slavery existed right up until the line was no more. A line crossed to become free, or on the flip side enter a land where it was okay to treat a black man as something sub-human. If that's where this saloon wants to transport me, I'm good. They changed their branding from a confederate flag striped longhorn to what it is now, but the name and the feeling remain. I should hope that they can see that in a Dubuque that is hopefully changing with times and trying to be a welcoming place to folks of all races, colors, and creeds, it may be time not just to retire the flag, but consider what the line their named for stands for to people other than the white guys in their hometown (a group that seems to want the good ol' Southland to adopt the rural Midwest).

God forbid the DJ play any type of good music, it's like the guy is trying to make people leave,…read moreguy won't even take recommendations. Like I'm trying to save your job brother.

The pizza was delicious as well as the drinks, an Old Fashion and a rum and coke. Service was very…read moregood.

Very loud music and understaffed. I ordered the fillet mignon sliders. The beef was great and…read morecooked just right! Staff was friendly but music was way too loud.