I had read about twin Bing candy and I had never had it before, so I had to swing buy to buy some!…read moreI ended up buying some, and more. I ended up buying ~20 lb of frosted peanut butter pretzels, which were on sale due as they were "seconds" aka slight manufacturing mistakes. Still delicious though! There's smaller quantities on sale too if you don't want to go all in. There's a museum-type area in the back where they show the old candy machine that fueled the original candy shop, and a TV showing how the candy was produced. Of course, the production is now modernized. There's a large bulk section for candies, and a candy counter. The service I received in the shop was impeccable. If I'm ever back in town, I'll make sure to diet a bit before returning to this shop. It is excellent.

This is such a beautiful and historic store. I love stopping here to get freshly made candy, fudge…read moreand other treats. The staff is amazingly friendly, there's tons to choose from and they even have Candy making equipment from over 100 years ago.

Excellent food and small town atmosphere. Nice owners and service. Quality food. Breakfast or…read morelunch.

These ladies make one of the BEST cinnamon rolls on this plant. Absolutely delectable. If you ever…read morecome to the area, get a cinnamon roll. You must. They also have malts, BBQ pork sandwiches, slaw, ice cream sundaes, soda floats, breakfast sandwiches, stuff like that. Nothing is cooked to order. (Minus assembling ice cream treats.) It's all items that are cooked in large batches and kept warm. Not that that is bad, but I do wanna 'warn' people that this place isn't an actual restaurant. You can sit inside the building. It's small and somehow kinda loud. There's a lot more tables outside. It's meant more for a quick lunch or a summer snack. Their actual building is open seasonally. They do cater! I've only ever seen the cinnamon rolls catered. I believe they can put together a bunch of sandwiches, chips, etc. I do not know if there's a bathroom in their building for the public. FYI. There's a little parking. Sometimes they use their food truck around. I believe you can hire their food truck for events and such.

When I lived in town I did most of my grocery shopping here, supplemented at Hy-Vee only when…read moreFareway didn't have it. Very good prices, friendly customer service, and they now take credit cards. There is a small frozen bin at the front where you can buy individual Blue Bunny ice cream treats in case you didn't want to pick up an entire box. Produce was reasonable, there's a small Mexican section, and there is a decent selection of HBA's (shampoo, etc.). There's no Target in town so that's important. Somewhat lacking in dairy selections (pretty much you get Blue Bunny and the generic) but this is a Blue Bunny town (though the milk plant's been sold to another brand.) The frozen food vegetarian selection was kind of lacking, but this is Iowa, and Fareway will order things for you if you ask and if their distributor carries it.

Have to add a star for this place. Why?? Well because they have placed their wine and liquor area…read morein a better place and have extended their wine selection and there is now more choices. And of course there is always the meat counter. Clean, with lots of choices, and they will cut it to your liking.

Great service and great food. Restaurant is attached to a grocery store. Portions are good size and…read moreit's not as busy as LaJuanita's.

This is my favorite place to hang out in LeMars, I especially like the upstairs seating with super…read morecomfy, high quality furniture. We were here during Ice Cream Days and the back part of the upstairs has windows that overlook the band shell where I enjoyed watching various dance performances. The coffee and tea is very good and they have a large selection of baked goods including gluten free. I had a gluten free monster cookie and it was perfect, all of the ingredients were listed on the label - nothing artificial at all.

Outstanding coffee shop, with updated ambience. A great place to relax with a pastry or drink.read more

I had read about twin Bing candy and I had never had it before, so I had to swing buy to buy some!…read moreI ended up buying the cherry bing, and more stuff I didn't plan on. I ended up buying ~20 lb of frosted peanut butter pretzels, which were on sale due as they were "seconds" aka slight manufacturing mistakes. Still delicious though! There are smaller quantities on sale too if you don't want to go all in. Their Facebook and Instagram page posts about their specials pretty often, about weekly, so if you like deals definitely look them up!

I have lived in Texas for over 20 years and have not had my heavenly TWIN BING in over 15 years…read more{NOT sold down here} I got a box yesterday and took that first bite and omg. I was transported back to a young child in Sioux City. Palmer do NOT ever change anything about this candy.

I am so thankful Sioux City has a Farmer's Market. Since May of 2017 I've been really trying hard…read moreto change my diet to a more organic, clean, healthy nature and having this market helps so much. Not only because it obviously provides me and the rest of Siouxland with fresh produce, but the prices are so wonderful. It can be very expensive to buy fresh at grocery stores, and I have no clue how to grow/maintain a garden. I go to the Market every since Wednesday and almost every Saturday. The Farmer's Market of course has farm-fresh produce, but it also offers food, entertainment, and shopping. Frequently there are various food trucks and food stands cooking right in front of you. I'm very partial to the Heartland Coffee & Nosh truck. They have wonderful beverages and food bowls. There's also a pastry vendor that is wonderful. Try a chocolate danish if you ever get the chance. Other foods I've seen are made to order omelets, eggs rolls, and taco trucks. Some vendors sell items and not just produce. This one woman is frequently there selling jewelry and crochet clothing. She has hand-made wooden toys and various trinkets as well. Some stands sell flower arrangements and I've also seen dog treats and artists. There's usually someone playing live music. On Saturdays you can find face painting, clowns, and other businesses selling or promoting items/services. I've seen bounce houses and people often bring their dogs (or cats in strollers. ) You may only spend a half hour or so at the Market, but it's always a great visit.

I think it was awesome. I think there's not enough produce spots yet because it's early in the…read moreseason, but they had a lot of different items. There was a lot of crochet. It was interesting cause who would think there would be that much crochet.

Service was friendly enough for a food truck parked next to a grocery store. The papaya salad was…read morevery good but I'll warn you, the 3/5 spiciness I chose was too hot for me. Man! The fresh spring rolls were fair but not as good as da kao's. Prices not bad. Overall? Very good; I'm going again!

Very fresh yes very fresh tasty hot spicy wow awesome food truck but they do get so busy that they…read morerun out of certain things I would highly recommend it if you're interested in getting a taste of spicy food ohhhh yea jerky try that jerky if you can get some