Such a wonderful opportunity for business, but lacking in so many areas. On a recent trip to…read moreDubuque, we stopped for breakfast at the Millwork Bread Company. They are located in Millwork Marketplace, a gorgeous old renovated brick building downtown. Upon arriving, we asked where were all their breads. They announced they didn't have any. The truck had not made its delivery and they had no idea why. The place seemed very poorly managed. Not to take away from the young ladies that waited on us. We sat at the bar, next to a disgruntled gentleman who asked us if we were going to have breakfast. We said yes, and he mumbled under his breath, "Poor excuse for a restaurant." We decided to brave it anyway. They offer fresh squeezed juices, which they prepare every day. We couldn't decide, so she offered to let us sample. They were refreshing. We decided to order breakfast and forgo the juice. I ordered the basic eggs, toast, hash browns and sausage. My friend ordered an omelet with a side of bacon. Her bacon was thick cut and severely over cooked. The omelet was small with not many veggies. My sausage was probably the best I have ever had. Everything else was good, except, we asked for butter and all they had was butter flavored spread. A "bread company" with no bread or real butter? Odd. I grabbed a salt shaker from the nearby table as there were none at the bar and it was stuck inside the shaker like concrete. Upon examining the rest at the other tables, I saw the waitress take them all back to be washed. The bearded cook in the back looked like he hated his life. The girls talked about how their hours had been cut. There was a coffee bar with quite possibly an employees backpack on it. Hopefully they find their stride, because it's a gorgeous building. Get some real butter in there and some actual specialty breads.

Vast open spaces of characters around the millwork marketplace comfy leather furniture in the…read morecorner for visiting with a drink from one of the adjoining bars or eateries. Quaint little things in the marketplace it's more the location representing the nostalgia and building then the wares. Trendy place decent amount of people passing through even on a cool white winter Thursday night would love to stop in on Friday or Saturday to really get the full impression

Behrs was awesome to work with. We had funeral arrangements handled mostly but Behrs helped get…read moreprayer cards, chairs , bookmarks, the obituary and thank you cards. They kindly and graciously accommodated any need we had. Thanks Behrs!

A few members of my family had their services through Behr Funeral Home. The staff is friendly and…read moredid a very nice job making my family members presentable for viewing. Not only were the deceased well taken care of, but so were the rest of the family throughout the process. The Funeral Home is a very nice 19th century mansion with plenty of parking both on and off street.

The whole staff is super nice. Life guards are great ! The building is getting old though ...read more

Great facility. I've been a member since 1996. Best pool in Dubuque with a nice nine person…read morewhIrlpool near by. I've used the free weights area and aerobic address regularly. Birth added are more than satisfactory. PleNty of machines. Small walking track around the aerobic room. court and gyms available. Just check on availability. Kids programs change first.

Is this place perfect- no. Would I stay here again- 200%…read more The building is old, it was built in the 1800s so you have to expect a few dings and dents. However it has a lot of charm that isn't present in a chain hotel. There are rumors of ghostly visitations, but we only found a TV on that we thought we had turned off when we went out to dinner. There are lots of steps to climb, don't expect ADA compliance. However the decor is beautiful and the innkeeper is superb.

Beautiful old building that could use updating. We got room 26, what doesn't show in the pictures…read moreis the cheap repairs to the leaky ceiling, the odd A/C unit on the floor, the weathered window treatments the tired bed and sandpaper towels. The breakfast was eatable but ordinarily. It's a shame, the address deserves a better experience. Hard to believe the number of 10 out of 10 ratings, we would give it a solid 4.

Great service. Everyone we dealt with made us feel like we were their most important customer…read more They came highly recommended and lived up to the recommendation in every way. Very reasonable pricing and very thorough.

Wow! We are so grateful for Jon and Karen and the rest of the crew in Dubuque for handling the…read moreliquidation of my inlaws estate. Honestly, we don't know how we would have managed it without them since we live in Arizona. This was a HUGE job--a 2 story garage plus 5 levels of home that had been lived in for 50-plus years. Plus they cleaned and cleared the home afterward so it was ready for sale. Jon communicated clearly and kindly through the whole process and they did their best to maximize the values of our belongings in a timely manner. Thanks Caring Transitions of Eastern Iowa! Highly recommended.

BEWARE! Tipsy's…read morecustomer service is terrible. You can't call them. They only communicate through email which makes it difficult to plan an out of town wedding. They dropped off 2 of the 3 busloads of our guests at the WRONG church! The passengers were forced to walk the couple of blocks on a muggy day to the correct church. I paid them on the day of the wedding. They called me and harassed me three times the Monday after the wedding (by phone) about payment for the busses. Turns out it was THEIR error in processing my card. They were very rude and insisted on making it my problem when it was theirs.

We used Tipsy Trolley in October 2018 to transport guests to our wedding, from the wedding to the…read morereception, and from the reception back to the hotels. On my wedding day, a frantic driver called me *the bride* asking questions about the schedule and why all the guests weren't on the bus. My brother-in-law had to step in and tell the driver to stay on schedule and go to the church so that the guests were on time for the ceremony. After a rocky start, the rest of the night went according to plan. A few weeks later I was contacted with additional charges, with Tipsy Trolley indicating there had been extra time and demanding an additional $200. They did not document any agreement on the part of myself or my mother-in-law (who signed the transportation contract) to pay additional charges - no confirmation text or email, no memorandum of a phone conversation, nothing to support the "additional time" for which we were being charged. They did state though they were willing to accept "only $200" because the actual charges for additional time should be $260. I asked them to follow-up with my mother-in-law on this, as my in-laws agreed to pay for transportation. Tipsy Trolley followed-up in February 2019, at which time my mother-in-law paid the $200 despite our disagreement with the charges because frankly, it wasn't going to be worth the hassle to fight them. Then in April 2019 and I received a text message from Tipsy Trolley indicating my account was a year over due (from an October 2018 wedding ??) and threatening to take me to small claims court if I didn't pay the additional $200 within 3 days. My mother-in-law checked her records, the check for the additional $200 was cashed on 2/20/2019. My mother-in-law sent the information to Tipsy Trolley via text message and email. I also sent the information via email. I received no acknowledgement or confirmation. I followed-up 3 times over the next 3 weeks with no response whatsoever. I would strongly encourage anyone looking for transportation to look elsewhere. In addition to contacting me on my wedding day, adding charges for "additional time," and being unable to appropriately update their accounts, Tipsy Trolley also took opportunity in their emails to personally insult me saying it I called them "panicked" and that it was my fault their drivers had to cancel plans they had for the night of my wedding because of the alleged extra time. Bottom line: Unprofessional. Sub-par service. Would not recommend.

La Gastronomie catered my wedding in September 2009. I worked with Anita and she helped me plan my…read moreentire menu. The food was fantastic. I had a small wedding so I decided to have finger foods and h'orderves. Anita and La Gastronomie made it so elegant. They also made my wedding cake (two caramel apple tiers and a chocolate Grand Marnier tier). The staff Anita sent with the food were very professional and efficient. I didn't have to worry about a thing. They also packed up all of the leftovers for myself or guests to take home. Everything was delicious and I still get compliments on the food nine months later! Highly, highly recommended!!

Had a horrible experience with this place. My advice: If you're looking for a nice place to make…read moreyour wedding cake, don't go here. It's not what it appears.

Whatever their problems when they first opened, things seem fixed now. It's a big, clean, sunny,…read morecontemporary design with ample hallway and other commons area, great views of the Mississippi, plenty of parking and connected to a big resort hotel. The location couldn't be better except for the long freight trains that periodically isolate the Riverwalk area. Lots of parking on the outside, plenty of restrooms on the inside, very accessible for the differently abled. Medium and larger sized rooms, so medium to pretty large events will find this venue to be a good fit. The food is typical meeting center bland, but above average for a town without a collective sense of culinary adventure. This is the heart of the American Midwest after all. If you're looking for a place to host your meeting or wedding, I would suggest you think about Dubuque just for the Grand River Center. Walking distance from the Holiday Inn and Hilton downtown, except when the aforementioned lengthy freight trains move through like a long graffiti covered iron glacier.

Neat little convention center in Dubuque close by downtown and the river. The day we were here the…read morecenter was filled with an arts and crafts collection of tables ... maybe 100 tables in total. Big crowd, big selection, good times. The convention center is big, clean, and easy to get to. Loads of parking outside. There also is a hotel within walking distance so it is especially handy for visitors. Nice place