I have never eaten here but someone started a review under my spectacular user name. Looks like…read moreeveryone has given it 5 stars so I will do the same and eat there asap. I will either keep the 5 stars or revise based on how great they are or aren't.

Isn't there anymore, drove 2-1/2 hours to a restaurant that doesn't exist. Guess it's my fault for…read morenot calling ahead of time, but it was certainly annoying asf that they couldn't at least remove the restaurant from Yelp.

Central Iowa has a soul food spot! It is so hard to get good seafood in Iowa, but TC Mae's has…read moregreat fried catfish! They even make the tartar sauce in house from scratch. Lucky little Fort Dodge has a hidden gem in the midst.

BEST home cooking like meal! GREAT prices, specials, etc! Wonderful, friendly atmosphere ... and if…read moreyou've never had grits, try them here! I cannot say enough good things about this little treasure of a restaurant.

The food was delicious and exactly as described. The homade onion rings were the best id had in…read moredecades, no joke!! Im a coffee drinker and the service shines staying on top of my coffee needs! Simple vintage diner ambiance and bar! We have been here before and will return its a favorite. Thank you Jacey, great service

Super disappointed at the "blue plate hot turkey sandwich, hand carved turkey/freshly carved…read moremeats". Shame on us for not reading between the lines. Certainly not fresh carved turkey by any means! Totally processed deli sliced mystery "meat" that was supposed to be turkey. Unfortunately we both ordered this. Literally ate 1/4 of 1/2 of each sandwich, the smashed potatoes were the only salvation of the meal as the gravy too did not taste homemade. Visited Monday April 20, 2026 at lunch time. For our feedback we received 1.80 off our meal instead of being offered a replacement lunch as we didn't eat hardly anything. Don't blame the waitress at all but no manager came out to offer any assistance/additional compensation or replacement meal. Please do better next time someone has a legitimate complaint. Kathy S. St Paul MN

Love this place. Double Ds! Everything was good and service was great. Got the bacon cheeseburger…read moreand daughter got the pancakes. Has the small town diner feel. We will be back regularly

Food was delicious and quick. Service was great. And I love the ambience. Oh, and the price was…read moregood.

Urban on the Square offers a nice variety to the other restaurants in town. As you can see from my…read moremenu pics, they have quite the variety. Each item has a unique, individualistic flair. The interior is quite comfortable: dark booths and soft lighting. But it is still amply lit. While there is a long bar on one side of the restaurant, at least while we were there, there wasn't any loud bar-type background noise/conversations. We started with the appetizer: Inside Out Crab Rangoon, see my pic. What you see in my pic is a bowl of their house made cream cheese crab Rangoon dip which is surrounded by crispy wonton chips for dipping. The dip had the requisite crab Rangoon flavor. There was ample crab meat and the dip was quite creamy. For our palates, it was too sweet. The wonton chips had the flavor down pat, but were quite greasy. We then shared the Chicken Deburgo, see my pic. These are chicken breasts grilled and topped with mushrooms and garlic butter. The chicken breasts were grilled just right. The mushrooms, while not plentiful, were flavorful. The risotto was bland. But when combined with the green beans, which had a ton of garlic (you can see the garlic in my pic), made a great combination. We also shared the House Angus Burger, see my pic. As you can see in my pic, this burger is a fully sized 8 oz burger and was cooked to order. The flavor of the meat was good. My side choice was their Brussel Sprouts. These were caramelized in a balsamic vinegar reduction, so there was a bit of sweetness. They were also good.

This cute little spot in the heart of Winterset is adorable, and the food is delish! We had great…read moreservice for the lunch hour. We sat in a little corner high top, our waitress was friendly and tentative. Would definitely come back when we're in town again. Highly recommend everything we tried! Cesar salad was amazing with home made dressing!

Great home cooked food! Service was awesome and food came out fast! Very good ! On the way to…read moreSchaumburg,IL great place to stop for food!

Good food, good service. Clean and bright. Reasonably priced free coffee with a meal for seniors…read more--free refills. I had a tasty omelette & hubby had bacon eggs & hash browns. Ice tea was good.

Went here for dinner service and had a great time. They do have all day breakfast which was…read moretempting but I went for the BLT so I could try their onion rings. The shoestring onion rings are super crunchy and delicious! BLT sandwich is stacked high. They definitely provide heavy portions regardless of what you order. I also highly recommend getting a milkshake!

The Diner's decor is 1950s-as-re-envisioned-in-the-1980s: curved chrome details, neon, counter…read moreseating for those inclined, handmade shadows... In keeping with the theme, some of their best items are nostalgic. One of my favorites is a blue plate special - their meatloaf club sandwich. Where the Dinner really shines, for me, is their breakfast menu which is available all day. I love breakfast for dinner... I have yet to have any breakfast items be less than perfect. And I think I can say that about the meatloaf (dinner or sandwich) as well. Things to know: * Drake Diner is on the Southside of Drake campus and can be especially busy if there is an event on campus. There is street and lot parking available. * Their "seasonal vegetables" are often lackluster, and probably best to be avoided.

Ownership changes have hampered this business to a degree but the food is good, the service is slow…read morebut the ambiance has improved.

The food is good, but a lot is very off putting when one of the owners gets very nasty when you ask…read morefor milk in your coffee, or your grits, or if a side item in a meal can be purchased on its own, etc. Gave the place several chances. Will not return. Avoid this place at all costs.

Decided to try Clyde's Fine Dining before a show. We arrived just before 5 and they had one table…read moreavailable without a reservation. Happy Hour from 4 to 6. I had the Old Fashioned with brown sugar, orange bitters, angostura bitters, and bourbon. It's pretty sweet and smooth Old Fashioned. Very nice start and enjoyable. Decided on the CFD Burger, a double smash with American Cheese, Shaved Onion, Pickles, and Clyde's Burger Sauce. I really like the shaved onion and it gave the beef a really nice flavor. First bites were very good, but the bun became too much and the sauce in the middle too heavy. Became hard to finish. I had to ditch some bun and would get the sauce on the side. Not terrible, just not my jam. I would get the sauce on the side or try ketchup/ mustard instead. The bun is just really thick and heavy. Just not a good ratio. The fries were just ok for me and not exciting. This restaurant also has the 3% fee if you use a credit card. I checked the receipt and gave a hundred dollars and asked for change. I included a picture of the receipt. I got thirty in cash back, 5 singles, a 5, and 2 tens. I am ok with not giving the change of coins, but rounding it up and keeping the 3% fee made me feel like integrity has went down hill. Yes it's less than 5 dollars and I know the haters will say what's the big deal. Well it's a neat way to make extra cash at the customers expense. They don't remove the fee and they keep a few dollars. That's not an accident and it feels like theft. I had left $12 for the tip, but after a review I left 10% due to dishonest customer service. What's the point of paying cash on these if you still get charged? Some have said it's leftover from the Covid Days. How many restaurants are doing a 3% fee? Yes, I know it's supposed to cover the CC fee, but it is obviously not if you are paying cash. This just feels really crooked and wrong. Yes it is a very small amount, just over $4, but if you do that how many times, how many days, over a year it definitely adds up. Not sure I would go back. No I didn't talk to a manager or anyone. I had a show to catch and wasn't going to ruin a night over a fee and be late. Just be aware of the fees when paying cash. Really feel the 3% fee just makes restaurants look bad and provides more problems than it solves. Why not add a 6% fee for lights and gas next?

We have dined at Clyde's Fine Diner twice and both times have been very decent! We came here just…read morebefore dinner service at 5pm and got to try their happy hour drinks and appetizers. The happy hour drinks were OK, well priced but you get what you pay for in terms of quality. Of all the appys, I would say that our group enjoyed the Brussels Sprouts and Wings the most. I would forgo the fries, bar snack, and cheese board next time. My hubby got the hangar steak and I got the lamb, both were very tasty and well cooked. Our friends got their burgers which they enjoyed as well. We ordered from the regular drink menu and got their Old Fashioned with the Double Oak Woodford Reserve which was very smooth! And I also got their Lambrusco to go with dinner and it was dry, crisp and subtly sweet which I really enjoyed! Our server was very friendly and the vibe at Clyde's is always on point. The restaurant itself is beautiful and modern with lots of natural light from the tall windows. We enjoy coming here whenever we are in the DSM. Check them out :)