Great service and excellent food! Great fresh made bar food staples, excellent tenderloins and…read moredelicious daily specials. Great service, and friendly staff too!

I absolutely love this place. They have amazing food with great service. If your looking for one…read moreof the best tenderloins in Southern Iowa this is the place to go. If your looking for a great environment to have a few drinks and maybe shoot some pool at night this is your spot.

Quick service, tenderloins and fries hot and fresh. And economical priced and doesn't break the…read morebank.

This place does have decent food. Tenderloin salad is soooo good. Service is ok, could be better.read more

Awesome--I can't believe this cool of a bar is right here in Osky. Some rando neighbor even bought…read moreme and my wife a "mini beer" that tasted straight like ice cream! Cool place. Will be back with friends. If you're passing through and want to a see a unique spot stop here.

Great beer choices, free popcorn, attentive staff. Old train station building has some character.read more

Very neat, historic bar. Loose meat pizza was different, but hit the spot, also got a chicken…read moresandwich the next night, also good. Prices are insanely cheap to me and there's nothing wrong with that. Came here all 3 nights I was here for beers, Kris the bartender was wonderful. Kudos to her!

Best food and historic atmosphere. Our waitress was great. It's a true experience!. We'll stop…read moreagain when nearby.

Mascot dog. Best dog ever. Walks around enjoying the vibe. DJ plays a good mix. The bar is good…read moresized. I didn't eat but dive vibe is there.

After dinner drink here to get the Pella vibe! Such a totally cool place. Service was excellent. We…read moresat out back after getting our drinks. It was picturesque and relaxing. They are known for their Mules and Bloody Mary's. My Bloody Mary (Original Classic) was another meal! And it was excellent. Definitely will return next time in Pella, IA!

Great bar spot in Pella! Let me tell you, they have an ABUNDANCE of peanuts here! It's great. They…read morehave a bunch of tvs with different sports games on. They also had board games and 2 arcade style game machines in the back! Their draft beer options are super expansive! I was here on a Tuesday and it was packed!! Only issue was because of this being a popular spot, the service was very slow so keep that in mind if you are in a rush to be somewhere after. Otherwise, I loved the vibe in here and there were a ton of 4 person high top tables you could seat yourself at that offered great views of the tvs. There were also a few larger tables for big groups, as well as ample bar seating.

Over the past several years this place has been called "Owl Tap", "The Owl Tap," and "Tennessee Owl…read moreTap". This is a VERY nice little working class bar on Albia's charming downtown square. It's very clean, well-lit, and well-maintained. The usual domestics are on tap, and there's a pool table towards the back. As I was taking pictures inside the bar a guy who looked like he could easily beat the crap out of me noticed what I was doing and that he was in a picture I had just taken. But he ended up being really nice about it and once I explained what I was doing he was cool with it.

Usually quite on most nights and a varied selection of liquors for a small town bar. Just don't ask…read morefor anything fancy. The do not do fancy.

This is one of my favorite places to eat. Their southern sweet is always amazing. (Grilled…read morechicken, cheese, and barbecue sauce) their cheese curds are also always amazing. Extremely consistent. It's always clean. They recently remodeled and it's beautiful. The only thing I don't like about this place is it can take a really long time to get your food, as it's built to be a bar not a restaurant. But if you're just going to catch up with friends over food- this is the spot! It also gets really loud in there even when it's not full. I think it's just the way the building is built and the age of it so keep that in mind if someone is hard of hearing in your group.

Stopped for lunch on my way through. Seems like a neighborhood cafe where everyone knows each…read moreother. I had a Bacon cheeseburger which was a big hand-pattied burger cooked perfectly. Bacon was crispy the way I like it. Homemade chips were great too. Waitress was on her own that day but that didn't seem to make a difference. She was pleasant and friendly and greeted everyone coming and going.

Oh no! What happened?! We love your basement pub called the PO Box, but the restaurant upstairs…read morereally blew it! I'm changing to a three star review because these two restaurants are really on both ends of the spectrum. PO Box - 5 stars American Table - 1 star This updated review will be about the "American Table" The Good- Beautiful ambiance. Nice young man doing his best as our server. The food was tasty once we got it. The Bad- It took forever and a day to get our food. Some of our food was piping hot and some was cool at best. They forgot all kinds of extras we had ordered like soup. The staff was just strange and clueless most of the time. The Ugly- two tables around us up and left and never even received their food. The staff was bickering around the customers trying to make order out of the chaos. We had multiple meals brought to our table that we never ordered. It's almost as if they don't have a numbering system for the tables or the expo person gave no instructions. We will come back to the PO Box, but never again to the American Table.

Ambiance: This place is beautiful. Food: My husband had the…read morelamb shank and it was good. My son had the cajun pasta it was not amazing but it was fine. I had the bone-in pork loin and it was extremely dry, like make you want to dunk it in your water glass dry. The side of veggies was clearly frozen vegetables warmed up in the microwave. I had the soup, which the waitress described as "some sort of pork soup". I asked for clarification she said there was some other name for that she couldn't recall, but the chef said basically, its pork soup. The broth in the soup was quite good, but other than a couple chunks of celery, it was a lot of pork, seemed like maybe left over pulled pork. But it was my favorite part of my meal. They are clearly going for fine dining with the prices and the look, and they're almost there, but missing the customer experience touches, details, and execution to pull it off. I'm pulling for them to be successful, so I'm hoping they learn and make the necessary changes to make it work. P.S. I was there for a business catered function, they served 3 kinds of traditional pasta, salad, and dessert and that was fantastic. P.P.S. The downstairs casual restaurant is fantastic

New Year's Day 2025 Wed 2 pm…read moreSo special was the open faced tenderloin With mashed potatoes and country gravy And green beans 11.11 all in with tax Good solid value meal! Not too busy I phoned in the order to go Fast in and out And yes it is still one of my favorite Blue plate specials in 2025!

The food was 4 star, atmosphere 3 star, good prices, decent but not spectacular tenderloin (I might…read morehave gotten mine on an off day or time). However, a real turnoff was the N-word used 3 or 4 times, once by an off duty worker (waitress/cook/co-owner?) while I was there. They can't help how the customers talk, but employees, even off the clock? Not cool. It was supposed to be a great night; while my politics is ever-evolving, my family in Iowa had just gotten to high five Don Jr at an event which, whoever I vote for now was darn cool that day! This visit kinda put a damper on our fun. We don't talk that way.