The food and services were amazing. We went on Saturday night for the prime rib and we weren't…read moredisappointed.

Food is amazing. Highly recommend the scallops. Eaten here several times and enjoyed dish I've had.read more

Picture the quintessential small-town diner and you've got the vibe at Klunder's. Panel walls,…read morevinyl seats, and a cold case of pie. The staff was all extremely friendly and helpful and the vibe was relaxed even with most of the tables occupied. There's no outdoor seating as it's basically a corrugated barn on the outside so no dogs allowed. We stopped in on a road trip for some pie and it didn't disappoint! I'm a fan of raisins and chess pie so you know I had to try their raisin pie with a mountain of meringue. It was exactly what you'd expect and I recommend splitting a slice between 2-3 people since it's so decadent. The rhubarb fluff pie was an unexpected treat. We got the last slice and it was the best part of a midwestern church basement "salad". The frosting was incredibly dense, almost butter, so that made it texturally hard to eat. I highly recommend stopping in for food or even just some pie to go.

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.

I usually do not write reviews and really ... I usually don't but oh my gosh!…read more My husband and I were on a motorcycle trip and we are suckers for Supper Clubs. When we found this place, we decided to try it out. We didn't know that there was a bit of a gravel path to reach the restaurant but I promise ... it's worth it. We sat at the bar and were immediately greeted by the bartender (I'm sorry but I stupidly forgot her name!) and she was so funny and we bonded immediately being both boy moms. She was beyond knowledgeable of the food and drink menu which is always a huge plus! When we got our food, it was PERFECT. My husband and I are both foodies and I have had countless steaks in my life, but this hands down was THE BEST filet I have ever had. The owner Roumel, who is also the head chef, table touched which is unheard of now a days and we started talking about me being from Cleveland and him being from Chicago and next thing I know we're comparing our 2016 World Series notes. His were obviously better, but it was such a wholesome conversation! His wife Jilaine told us all about the story behind the restaurant and what encouraged them to buy it and the passion behind both of their words were so genuine that you could tell they took pride in their staff, restaurant and food. As a Cleveland baseball fan who got their heart broke by the Cubs, this meal helped a bit to forgive ... maybe not forget but definitely in the right step to forgive!

An amazing stop on our girls trip, I had read the reviews prior to going and I am so glad I did as…read morewe absolutely were not disappointed! We tried the traditional Filipino dishes as well as the Waygu special for the night and I think all of us left with our hearts and stomachs full. Owner was kind and very friendly as he walked us through the menu and a little bit about his restaurant. The ambiance is gorgeous. Also have to note that the drive up is absolutely stunning as you are surrounded by the river, creeks, waterfalls, and such gorgeous views. This is a must go if you're looking to treat yourself! Don't skimp out - get the appetizers! They were gone within seconds of hitting our table! The skewers as well as the lumpia were such a hit.

The first time visiting I ordered the broasted chicken and let me tell you it definitely didn't…read moredisappoint. I since have tried more of the menu and I'm currently loving the Reuben it's very authentic (being part Irish it's a real treat). I always get great service here and they are all very friendly.

5 star rating.....really?!?!? YEP!! It is EXACTLY what the name implies!!! If you think that you…read moreare going to have fine French cuisine at a place called The Hole in the Wall, check yourself!! It's just a great local watering hole, with great bar food, especially the specials. Not to mention the salad bar!! If you happen to find yourself in Lawler, why not??? It's good, the service is awesome and it's cheap!! Worth a shot. Hell, you can always say that you just ate at a "hole in the wall", and people will understand.

This Bar and Grill is a nice low key restaurant that has awesome food and great atmosphere for a…read morenice small town bar and grill.

Very good lunch and service. Had the daily special and the Leno were made sure we were happy and…read morewell taken care of. Will be back again. Nice place.

My favorite place. Best bloody Mary's, best wings, and the flash burger is amazing. Just an awesome…read morelocal friendly place and great with kids!

Most of us had the broasted chicken, it was good. Crazy busy till after 6 at the bar on week days.read more

Over priced and nothing to write home about. Take out was cold. Sure wish there was somewhere in…read morethis town to get some good food!

I got the chicken melt and it was awesome. Chicken was moist and had great flavor. Would recommend.read more

The food was meh, the garlic bread was delicious. It wasn't bad just not what I was wanting and…read moredecently priced. The service was okay it took a minute to be seated but there was just one guy working the bar and waiting the tables he was doing great for being the only person out front. The decor was fun.

We stopped in for a quick lunch and a couple drinks and were not disappointed. The waiter was…read morefriendly and they had a nice selection of beers from Iowa to choose from. The entire restaurant was very clean and the food came out hot and tasty.

Good food and great staff had a late lunch there The Monte Cristo was fantastic!…read moreClean and well kept establishment

Oh man! That burger was huge! I finished it, but I had to loosen my pants. Phew! It was a well…read morecooked nice burger and toasted bun- really nice quality. There are a few flavors on the menu but they are all pretty similar- so for. That reason I gave it 4 stars- but a lovely little place to get food for sure!

I really wanted to love this place but it was a big let down…read more First, we were there on a Friday, just before what is likely a very busy time. We sat at the bar. The servers were there, obviously waiting for customers to start arriving, and they were all congregating at the end of the bar, chatting it up. It was super unprofessional and pretty annoying. We were glad when the food came out quickly so we could just eat and leave. To be honest, I don't recall what my husband ordered. I got the pork tenderloin. The tenderloin was very tough and had zero flavor. Like, I don't think they even put salt in the coating, let alone any other seasonings. This is Iowa, if you can't make anything else at all, you should at least have a decent pork tenderloin. This was our second time trying the place. Both instances were equally underwhelming. I wanted this to be our "go to" place but sadly we won't return.

The food was sub par with being a limited menu during the day. Also pay with cash or you will be…read morepaying more for using card. Burger tasted like it was frozen from box. Fries were amazing