I was there last week and was looking for a place that had pizza. I was informed by a friend that…read morelives there, they had pretty good pizza. I stopped in during lunchtime and order the pizza. It was yummy and it was worth a visit. The service was wonderful and everybody there was nice. They say "Iowa Nice" as a motto and it's truly remarkable how friendly everybody is in the area.

As if the the smoked prime rib and ginormous side of hash browns weren't enough, we had one of the…read morebest wise cracking waitresses ever. If you go be sure to ask for the crazy redhead, Stephanie. I think if she served me cardboard I would have ate it, she was that good. Gotta love these small town out of the way establishments!

They were slow because there was an event that a lot of people were at but they agreed to stay open…read morefor us. It was just one lady running the whole place but the food was still excellent. I was amazed. There were four of us and we all enjoyed our meals.

I'm always exploring restaurants around Dyersville and Dubuque County to learn more about the area…read moreand support local businesses. So glad that I found Norie Thuerauf's The Big House earlier today for a terrific breakfast with a great atmosphere. Less than a 15-minute ride from the Field of Dreams Movie Site, The Big House offers lunch seven days a week and dinner six times, but this was breakfast, and it was pretty good, provided only on Sundays! Located across from a glorious church in the northwest corner of Dyersville, The Big House features a large dining room with sensational breakfast options served in buffet form. Eggs, bacon, pancakes, hash browns, cheesy biscuits, multiple stroganoff dishes, ham, sausage, and spicy meatballs at the end of the room, an all-you-can-eat meal for just $10! And they had great desserts that were outstanding! Bianca, our server, was kind, personable, and attentive; the head cook, Marlene, was interactive and talented. Norie, who has had considerable local success in previous dining establishments, came over and said hello, answering questions and being a friendly host! A solid positive recommendation here, a great place to visit on a Sunday morning. I'll return soon to try some of their Asian cuisines for dinner. So good to see another breakfast option in the Dyersville community!

Cafe Rose is a fun find in Edgewood, and I was so happy that they were open on Mondays when other…read moreeating establishments are not. The cafe is nestled underground and definitely a cozy atmosphere. There are plenty of seating options and we were greeted by a very friendly employee. The menu is quite small for lunch, but there was also soup and a salad bar and a roast beef lunch special. Two of our party had the roast beef special. It was a perfect lunch portion - 2 slices of roast beef with gravy and mashed potatoes, green beans and a dinner roll. I had the reuben sandwich and enjoyed it a lot. We didn't opt for any wine since it was Monday lunch, but I am eager to try some soon.

This is a must stop and dine establishment. The pie is the bomb dot com. Truly Americana.read more

Now known as 1891 Saloon and Eatery. Fun and friendly small-town-bar atmosphere. Specials for…read moreIowa games and other occasions. And Bar Bingo every other Thursday!

My sister and I came from the Quad Cities and landed at 2 Gingers. What a delightful atmosphere!…read more Awesome local artwork and SO friendly. The brick oven pizza was delicious as was the cheeseburger. Lots of drink options as well. Great prices too. We will be back! Sylvia & Marie

Very good food .On Tuesday they have a delicious hot beef and gravy sandwich.The gravel taste home…read moremade like the kind grandma used to make.

Great local bar (aka "The Wobbly Wheel")…read more -2 drinks for less than 5 bucks. -loose arcade -Bars and Stars next to the Stars and Stripes -lottery tickets and slot machines -pool table, Pinball, and football. Nice and affordable. Come on in and have a drink cause the seats are warm.

What a cute little spot! I made the quick drive from Marion to meet a friend and see our buddy…read moreshred some tunes on a Thursday night (and I noticed a few other solid musicians on their upcoming schedule!) This is a really cool older building and I think there's a lot of potential for it to be a really neat gathering space as the brewery matures. It looks like they opened in 2020, so I'd love to see how they settle in and "find their voice" more, if you will. Not being much of a drinker, I had perused the menu ahead of time and thought I might try their ciders and sours. They offer flights in 3 or 6, but it doesn't change the price. (I always thought that was the idea behind a flight, like bundle and save lol.) I tried Bauer Sour, Coyote Verde, and A Little Prickly in the flight and a sip of the Kellyfish that my friend ordered. I was surprised that I liked all four, but my fave by far was the Coyote Verde. The prickly cider was much sweeter than I expected, reminding me of jolly rancher more than prickly pear, which was a little bit of a bummer for me because I expected to like it more. Bauer and Kellyfish were more subtle and refreshing, leaning more towards a beer-y taste than the other two. I also happen to be something of a pizza snob, so I'm always hesitant to try it at a brewery, especially now that wood-fired is so popular. While it wasn't my favorite ever, it wasn't bad. I stuck with a margherita because that's my usual gauge for new places. If/when I come back, I'd try the (blasphemous/Iowa famous) taco pizza that sounded oddly satisfying at the time. I got too comfortable though and ordered a dessert Nutella pizza...only to be disappointed when it came out covered in marshmallow. I should've clarified topping options for their desserts before diving in. My friend ordered the Sweetopia cheesecake and said it was delicious. Overall, a decent experience but not great. A solid case for half stars because 3 feels too low and 4 feels a bit too high. Cool small town spot and big points for live music from some of the best musicians in the area. I look forward to watching BIT Brewery grow!

I've been here a couple of times, but waited to post a review until they got up and running. I…read moretook my grand-daughter today for lunch and she announced we had to come back because it was the best pizza she'd ever had. A neat little brewery located in a small town in an older building that I'm happy to say they've kept the ambiance of. They have a wood fire pizza oven and the pizza is very good. The menu is small but ample, but keep in mind it is in a small town and I xan understand not wanting to have a huge inventory to go bad. I was here when they first opened which was during the pandemic and the beers weren't great but we marked it up to having their opening delayed for numerous pandemic reasons. However, im happy to say they've now found their stride and the beers are solid. Definitely worth a drive to try it out!

5 star across the board. All roads don't lead to Coes but it's so good you'll find your way there…read more Went there after a golf trip to Peosta on a Sunday and all my mates where very impressed. No draft beer but they had an impressive selection. One of the few bars anymore that has Old Style..both light and regular Krausened goodness. A lady was tending bar (3/4 full) and was able to take care of them, our drinks, our food orders, AND cook the food as well. That was an impressive case of juggling. And the food..wide variety of options and obvious that inflation has not hit this establishment. I had a a Patty Melt, an order of onion rings, an order of fried mushrooms, and 3 beers and a mixed drink...$29..almost criminal. And the mixed drink came in a pint glass..supersize me! Fine dining?? Dont' be silly. But they do have $19 steaks which I am going to try and go back for.

So I love a good surprise and that's what I got with Coe's. By all accounts it is a hole in the…read morewall bar with not a lot going for it. Amazingly it was great!!! The food was freshly made, meat from the owners cows, and the fried food wasn't super greasy. Our waitress/ bartender/ only worker was very friendly and super helpful. We will definitely go back.

Tavern on the Green it's not. But if you want good food, take a trip to Holy Cross. The chicken was…read moresome of the best I have ever had, that says a lot from a Popeyes guy. And the shrimp, its to die for. Deep fried or grilled, the shrimp was great. Service was good and everyone was nice. If you are looking for fancy, don't make the trip. But if you want great food, put it in your list.