Outstanding breakfast stop, found through Yelp reviews as we drove into Cedar Rapids. Anonymous,…read morefound in a strip mall, this place was a find. Thanks to our server Madison, who was informative, kind, on top of everything, and full of great recommendations. Booths and tables. Enjoyed a great Monster skillet with bacon, sausage, ham, peppers, and onions, and it was delicious! My Way Better Half had stuffed French toast with strawberries and it was incredible. Loved the vibe, the diversity within, the service, and the food. 100% return next time in town.

The food was great, really like the Shipwreck. I recommend building your own plus it's your own…read moreshipwreck(lol)! I was not ready for the biggest hot cake I ever eaten and it was cook very nice. Hats off to the three cooks who were cranking out the orders. The place was busy but the wait time to sit and get my food was worth the wait. I would come back again to wait in line for the food.. Great place to stop by if you're driving through Cedar Rapids. The place is very nice inside, a little cramp but who cares the food was great.

Had the all you can Eat fish fry on Friday night the first 2 piece came out like warm. And it…read morewasn't to busy at 430 and the waiter came back finally and ask if we wanted more fish got some it was hotter. The waiter was very hard to understand. Seemed like she was caring for other people and kind of forgot us came back once to see if we needed anything.

Well, nothing fancy but the prices are fair. The staff was nice. I'm not a local but I've been…read morethere a couple times and had a good experience.

Came in to get breakfast this morning got steak and eggs w hash browns the steak was disgusting…read more The place is bullshit

This roadside diner with a great old Native American-themed roadsign out front has promise, but…read moreunfortunately, the food relies too much on shortcuts -- instant potatoes (yikes!) on the open-faced meatloaf sandwich & mashed potatoes platter. Gravies too salty. Chicken a la King somewhat gelatinous. Maybe the burgers or fried chicken would have been better choices. The locals seem to like the place and the friendly servers know them by name. They get stars for original external appearance (I'm ignoring the ill-advised 1980s mauve floral booth remake), and location on old Lincoln Highway (Rt. 30). Stop a block west at the little roadside park to see an original concrete Lincoln Highway bridge.

Mind blowing experience! Food was epic! Service was first class! Can't say enough great things…read moreabout this place! You should experience it yourself... Thank you for the masterpiece in food explosion

Crosby's food was disappointing, just fair. Nice service though. I won't be returning. Minimal…read moreambiance as well.

This review is based on multiple visits to WRG. We have…read morenever been let down by the food or hospitality of this great establishment. There is a good amount of parking. The restaurant is very roomy with a variety of low top and high top seating as well some chairs available at the bar. The menu has so many great options it hard to make a final decision. On Christmas Eve we went for breakfast. I brought my own specialty tea in my mug. Lo and behold I neglected to take it with me upon departure. On Christmas day I sent a quick message via Facebook and was surprised to get a reply in a short time saying that it was found, and I could pick it up next time I stopped by. What great service.

I feel like I need to stress that this particular review is for one visit only. I visit this…read moreestablishment often and normally have at least a good, if not great, overall experience. My husband visited on a Friday night. Fish fry Friday. He ordered the mushroom and swiss burger with sweet potato fries. The burger was dry. Maybe not overcooked, but definitely dry. It is literally a burger with Swiss cheese and a few mushroom slices. The sweet potato fries were just that. No seasoning of any kind and no dipping sauce to accompany. Not a deal breaker, but nothing standout. My flight was delayed but I was craving their fish tacos. I've ordered these so many times and they are my go to, because they never fail me. Even when they changed the menu from 3-tacos to 2-tacos, still a favorite. That changed Friday night. My husband ended up ordering them to go for me because again, delayed flight. When I opened the container, had I not been so tired, I would have driven right back there and asked for replacement tacos. (I realize this part is on me, so don't come for me, I'll talk to them on my next visit, because I'll be back). The fish was tiny and almost burnt on the outside. Inside the batter, the fish was dry and almost not edible. I ate one taco, mostly tortilla, pico and cabbage, and half of my fries. Talk about disappointment. I'm not saying don't try the fish tacos, but maybe not on a Fish Fry Friday night when it might be too much for the cooking staff. On the plus side, the sauce on the tacos was tasty!

This is a small town gem! Great coffee, have one of the specialty brews or have them make a…read moreconcoction of your own desires. Ice Cream, Cranky Hanks breakfast pizza an fresh muffins. And the kind of service that makes you feel like a family member.

Always the same folks serving and preparing your food. Friendly , spotless and delicious. It's more…read moreFamily than crew. 5 Star!

A greasy spoon with classic diner items and comfort food…read more Breakfast was good. Portions are huge at this diner. The service took longer than expected after we ordered. They certainly have their regular customers.

Our trip to pick up a truck brought us to Grinnell Iowa. After the pickup we were on the hunt for…read moregood food. Yelp reviews pointed us to Frontier Cafe where we found the sweetest server and delicious food. Hubby had the Texas Omelette and I had the Spring Chicken dinner with extra avacado. Such a pleasant experience. Food was fresh, seasoned perfectly and plentiful.

I have visited this cafe on multiple occasions. The staff are always kind and friendly and the…read moreservice is always good. They have a large menu to choose from and it follows traditional diner food.

I had a BLT with the best bacon and fresh lettuce and tomatoes. My husband had a gigantic,…read moreexcellent breaded pork loin sandwich. The onion rings were crispy and not greasy. The atmosphere is fun and different. The bar in the back is really beautiful too. Sorry I didn't get any pictures.

Food absolutely fabulous Wings, salads, onion rings, hot…read morebeef dinner so delicious . Atmosphere awesome train seat booths and moving rail car scenes at each seat like a window looking out. Had the Iowa state funnel so cute and delicious

Sadly this marvelous little throwback cafe on a main Street in a small Midwest American town is no…read moremore. April's has been closed since 3023. A sad casualty of modern times. Aprils is sorely missed and fondly remembered for the better times.

This is in the same spot as the Midtown Café was in. It still serves a great breakfast. Our…read morewaitress was wonderful. Very informative about the hotel, the nearby, wine bar, as well as everything on the menu. She made sure our cups and glasses were kept for that our food was fine. We were seated at the back with a nice quiet table for our group of eight. It's a pleasant place to be in. I had the chicken & waffle & it was good. My ice tea was good as well. Friend had the French toast and really liked it. Others have the breakfast platters with eggs and meat and they enjoyed them. We will be back. It was pleasant, had good food at a reasonable price and great service.