I was traveling in town for work and got sick and could only eat soup/Bread and my goodness am I…read morethankful I found this place! The bread taste fresh from scratch and the soup rotates daily but all the options are delicious. I would highly recommend this place for anyone who is looking for a good, healthy tasting, yet delicious meal.

Picked up a sandwich here - turkey extra cheese extra lettuce and no sauce. I asked them to cut it…read morein half and wrap the halves separately. They did everything according to my request. The girls working there were both friendly and efficient.

OMG! Better than Subway that dominates the sub sandwich industry. This sub sandwich shop being…read morelocated in the Lakeport Commons Mall is conveniently within the shopping center anchored by Kohl's is an ideal place to stop and have a sub sandwich and has nice decor like you're working in a firehouse, and it is also the place for sub sandwiches for the East High Raiders, especially for when they want to stop here after school and have a nice treat. Stopped here to eat on Black Friday on my lunch break from my shift at my workplace and had a pepperoni pizza meatball sub and it was really great. Didn't have much time as I had to be back on the clock at work. The food is great, although it can be a bit messy if you don't eat responsibly. I love how you can stock up on points every time you come here, and how using the points is one nice way to save yourself some money for a treat. Don't forget to use the app if you want to stock up on points. It's also a popular location for deliveries with DoorDash and other delivery services.

The food is alright. We hadn't been there in a long time because frankly, we forget about it. It's…read morekind of tucked off into a spot we don't notice often. But recently we saw a fun deal online that had to do with letters of our names. We went in to order where there were zero people in line ahead of us. The person working sauntered over and said "it's going to be about a twenty minute wait. We have to get these online orders done first." So we asked if it would be better if we went home, ordered online, and came back. He said "yeah, probably." So we did. Of course we had to download the app which was super clunky- maybe not working right because of the special deal that day? Had to enter the order multiple times. It said the order was received finally and to go pick it up at 12:30. I arrived at 12:27. There was one other guy there waiting for a pickup order, and no in-store customers in line. There was one table of three people eating. That's it. There were three people working. No one said anything to me or asked what I needed, if I was there for pickup, nothing. The guy waiting said no one had talked to him either. He said he'd been there for over half an hour just standing there. I felt bad for him. Then I did the same dang thing. Not one word was uttered to me or to the lady who came in after me to wait also. In the meantime, we watched these three people working take their sweet time, disappear into the back for a while, take phone calls, chitchat, seemingly take a little BREAK, and basically do everything excerpt be efficient or courteous. I expected Ashton Kutcher to pop out at any moment, but he never did. At least then it might have been worth it! Worst service EVER. Will never return, obviously.

I've said it before and I will say it again, Pierce Street Coffee Works is the best sandwich joint…read morein the entire Sioux City region. I mean... Look at the layers of flavor on this Manhattan sandwich (I added sprouts). However, if cold sandwiches aren't your thing, they have amazing salads, soups, and everyone tells me about their fabulous cakes. Specifically people rave about the Italian wedding cake. They have great coffee drinks, a stellar atmosphere, and the owner Ron has adorned the walls with his wonderful photography. This is definitely a local's favorite, but if you're visiting, you need to stop by and see why. Also, I LOVE the shops on either side of this coffee shop as well. Sioux City Gifts has obviously fabulous gifts and Sioux City specific items, but on the other side is the most adorable flower/plant shop you will find.

Service was fast and helpful. A nice atmosphere…read more The sandwiches and pastries looked great but we passed because we were headed out for a full breakfast.

It's very small, but it's super cute and they play great music. I'm a bit of an odd duck to review…read morea bar since I quit drinking back in 2018, but I do attend some with friends and family. They were smart and had three bartenders working on an insanely busy Saturday night. I was getting a tad claustrophobic with how busy it was, but it seems like a great place to hang out if it isn't shoulder-to-shoulder busy.

Amazing little place. We went in for the Sunday Bloody Mary bar and it did not disappoint. The…read morebartender, Dan, really solidified the experience for us! He made the Bloody Mary's for us, cooked fresh sandwiches and quesadillas, and made me a special lemonade with fresh blueberries. The ambiance was casual and friendly!

Food was good, could have been warmer by the windows. Jasmine was nice, she greeted me in passing…read moreand i overheard her speaking with professionalism and poise in what seemed to be a busy morning. We will be back.

Bobbi is a very great person she was so kind to us even though my family had a small language…read morebarrier she still enjoyed talking to us. She has a very bright personality I would definitely recommend talking to her and I would for sure come back to see her. Food was also great.

If you are in a hurry, it's very laid back. Don't expect gourmet food. If you are looking to fill…read moreyour tummy and great prices this is your place. People are SOOO nice and the food was hot and delish!! Great historic diner, so glad we went!

I never get to go down there and eat because it's never open. Is this place permanently closed or…read morewhat's going on with this place? I never get to experience their food every time I go down there it's closed locked.

Great place in Morningside for a quick bite, drink, or big party. Plenty of hot food and cold drink…read morechoices! Many TVs and the staff tries to accommodate what you want to watch when available!

Food was great quantity was great! God the pork nachos and crab Rangoon flat bread and both were…read moregreat and filling!

I'm going to stretch out and give this place the 5th star! I typically try to stay away from…read morerestaurants that have a denomination before a family member, because they're usually a train wreck. Like "5 Guys" (which is absolute garbage, and I have no idea how this place stays in business, because I've never seen a single one of these have any customers inside) But I'm digressing, and I'm glad I gave this place a shot! I walked over here, and I walked through the patio dining area, through the patio entrance/exit, not realizing that the main exit was just around the corner of the building but I made it in anyhow. The kid up front was super nice, and asked me where I wanted to sit and I chose the bar, naturally! This place is super clean, even the bathrooms, so that was really nice. A bunch of TVs, and I think I even saw signage for live music on Fridays? But it's a pretty big venue, and they even have their own private dining room for private parties, at least I'm guessing. My bartender, was a spitting image of a woman I know in the town where I live, in the Eastern Sierra mountains. I literally had to double take and triple take to make sure it wasn't her. But unlike the lady I know, this bartender was nothing short of excellent! One star goes for the knowledgeable bartender, and the successful owner knowing that 'extra lime' means WEDGES, not WHEELS. It wasn't too busy in there, but she was really attentive to the bar patrons, and was on top of her game. Everybody sitting at the bar area, were so nice to one another, we were all talking and I ended up meeting this really nice, older gentleman that I chit-chatted with up until he left. I love the fact that the people here are so open and comfortable with one another and can engage in friendly banter. So that being said, my bartender constantly kept an eye on me and never interrupted my conversations when she wanted to offer me another drink or to order supper. She always timed it perfectly right! I'm on a no carb kick, so I ordered the smothered pork chops, with steamed broccoli and asparagus. Man, was it good. Those asparagus were popped down over an open flame and roasted, and even though very simple and basic, some of the best asparagus I've had at a restaurant ever. My whole trip was very enjoyable, and it looks like I'll be here in Sioux City for a few more days at least, so I will probably poke my head in there, this weekend! I DEFINITELY RECOMMEND YOU TRY THIS PLACE. I eat all over the country, from fine dining, to little holes in the wall in the deep south. This right here is a sure bet! ***DISCLAIMER*** This pure, uncut, honest review is federally protected under Federal Law by way of Bill #EO14149. Removal or alteration of this review by Yelp and/or their affiliates without Expressed consent by it's author is strictly prohibited by FEDERAL law. VIolators will be prosecuted.

To be fair, we don't go often, maybe once or twice a year because we forget about it. I guess this…read moretime highlighted why: it's pretty forgettable. This time, not even the homemade complimentary kettle chips were good. They were mostly broken, pretty stale, and basically tasteless. This is too bad, because it's usually a draw. The margarita was the worst I've had in my life. The server misunderstood our request for a second round and brought me another, so I had to have two of them. The service is another sour note: we had to flag her down throughout the visit. One time she was unavailable and someone unkempt and lackadaisical visited our table in her stead. One of us got the Cuban and he said it was good. He is used to having legit Cuban sandwiches, so he probably is on to something there. Unfortunately, the rest of us ordered based on a photo advertisement of theirs they have posted up inside the restaurant. That was false advertising if I've ever seen it. The prime rib wasn't just not good, it was revolting. The only good thing was the baked potato. After dinner, we went out to the patio for some mediocre live music and a different server who was actually rude. Once a year is looking more like never again.

It is WILD to me that arguably the best barbecue in Siouxland is essentially a pop-up inside of a…read morebar downtown. Melting Cow knows what they are doing with a smoker and I am here for it. Whether it's their brisket, pulled pork, Mississippi beef. (my favorite), macaroni and cheese, or even their smoked cream cheese, you have to try it for yourself. When we were there yesterday, a woman told me she drives from Ponca just for their barbecue and walked out with a whole tray full of ribs. It's that good. Make sure to watch their Facebook page for updates on when they will be open and when they are sold out for the day. They also will give you a preview of what the menu is for the day and what is upcoming. I hear the seafood that they do is amazing. I can't wait to be there for that sometime. If you're on historic fourth in downtown, Sioux City, you won't see a restaurant with this name. Look for the bar Major's and as long as they are serving, you have found your place! This place is a sports bar with plenty of TVs, beer on tap, and your basic mixed drinks. So grab some barbecue, grab a beer, and watch a game while you stuff your face!

Called in order to go. Was told 20-25 minutes. Showed up 20 minutes later. Was then told 10 minutes…read morewhich is forgivable. Then after 15 minutes was told 15 more minutes. Which I can do for good bbq. I've been watching their Facebook page for 2-3 years and I've honestly been dying to try it. So after an hour of waiting I was given my food. I ordered two 1 meat platters consisting of chopped brisket for the meat for both. Then for the two sides I chose Mac and cheese for both on one and my wife chose Mac and cheese and fries. We received 3 Mac's, no fries, and a handful of chopped brisket. Also ordered a pizza that was the size of a smooshed Totinos. The total was 64 dollars without tip. Tipped 15 dollars because it's not the wait staffs fault. Drove an hour and a half home just to realize we were missing part of our order. All the hype wasn't worth it. Buy a smoker and make your own. I've learned my lesson. Brisket was good though. Just wish we had gotten more than what we did. It was 5 ounces with the container.

Stopped here for breakfast on a road trip because it was the only food for miles that wasnt gas…read morestation food, it had decent reviews on google and yelp so we chose to eat there. i dont know when these good reviews are from or how there even are any good reviews because this was honestly the most sad restaurant ive ever been to. It was one old lady working there who i assumed is the owner and no customers besides me and my dad, she was very nice but the way she looked at us when we walked in was as though she was saying in her head "are you sure you want to eat here?" which was my first red flag, not to mention the fact that the place was a total ghost town and didnt smell like there had been food cooked there on a regular basis in a long time. the restaurant had a very grandmas house type ambiance and many antiques on display which was nice but the food was certainly not made with love as it would be at grandmas house, in fact all the food was frozen and microwaved. Never once while i was waiting for my food did i hear the sound of frying or even smell anything cooking, all i could hear was the microwave beeping and the door opening and closing many times which was definitely another red flag. My suspicions were confirmed when the burger i got came to the table and the bun was store bought, the patty i could tell was frozen and had a weird flavor to it, the lettuce and onions tasted unwashed, and even the fries were microwaved and tasted freezer burnt. it also came with a packet of mustard and a packet of mayo like as if it was school lunch. My dad ordered the biscuits and gravy and he said the gravy was flavorless and the sausage was rubbery. We both got coffee and the coffee didnt have any flavor at all. At our table there were various old photos that told a sad story of what looked to be an establishment that was once booming in its hay day but now the passion has been lost. i hate to make this review because i feel bad for the owner but people deserve the truth and the truth is that i paid full price for an inedible meal and no one else should have to be misled by the good reviews for this place like i was. i couldve just gone to culvers and gotten a good burger for the same price as i paid for an inedible one.

This is a charming breakfast & lunch spot, just south of Sioux City, IA - a few miles away from the…read moreairport. The staff is friendly and make you feel very welcome. When you walk through the door, there is a long, 1940's style soda fountain counter right in front of you. Wooden booths flank the two windows, and the remainder of the space is taken up by tables and chairs. A gift shop is off to the right. They go all out for holidays and a Halloween animatronic greeted us when we entered (this is written in October.) While deciding what to order, sodas were accompanied by ice cold frosted mugs. Menu is small and they were out of a couple of items. The food is ok, but there were two issues which resulted in the four stars, instead of five. 1.) The grilled cheese sandwich was grilled in grease that left an odd taste. Not enough to deter eating it, but definitely noticeable. 2.) The chicken salad tasted like it was made with a cheap sandwich dressing, not mayonnaise - a little bit disappointing. Service was quick and super friendly. Prices are very reasonable. Definitely worth a repeat visit if only to see the seasonal decorations. By the way, you can only pay by cash or check. No credit cards accepted.