Food was amazing and the produce tasted fresh. I got the roast beef sandwich that had a great sauce…read moreon it and hit the spot. The meal deals were a great price for what you get. Service was very fast and the lady was very nice

Order at counter, food in a basket place. Sandwich's were quite good and fast. Cup of soup was…read moretasty too.

What delicious food they have here! The vibes here in this small restaurant are cozy and inviting…read moreall, the service is great and very polite. I would recommend it to anyone and everyone

I've said it before and I will say it again, Pierce Street Coffee Works is the best sandwich joint…read morein the entire Sioux City region. I mean... Look at the layers of flavor on this Manhattan sandwich (I added sprouts). However, if cold sandwiches aren't your thing, they have amazing salads, soups, and everyone tells me about their fabulous cakes. Specifically people rave about the Italian wedding cake. They have great coffee drinks, a stellar atmosphere, and the owner Ron has adorned the walls with his wonderful photography. This is definitely a local's favorite, but if you're visiting, you need to stop by and see why. Also, I LOVE the shops on either side of this coffee shop as well. Sioux City Gifts has obviously fabulous gifts and Sioux City specific items, but on the other side is the most adorable flower/plant shop you will find.

This restaurant blocked me on Facebook because I gave them constructive criticism about a picture…read moreof one of the food specials. I have eaten here before and the food really is not that good. Attached is a picture of the food that I said was just not very appealing to look at.

Very good food, staff and atmosphere, at least for lunch. Only one visit, but glad we stoppedread more

If you are in a hurry, it's very laid back. Don't expect gourmet food. If you are looking to fill…read moreyour tummy and great prices this is your place. People are SOOO nice and the food was hot and delish!! Great historic diner, so glad we went!

I never get to go down there and eat because it's never open. Is this place permanently closed or…read morewhat's going on with this place? I never get to experience their food every time I go down there it's closed locked.

It is WILD to me that arguably the best barbecue in Siouxland is essentially a pop-up inside of a…read morebar downtown. Melting Cow knows what they are doing with a smoker and I am here for it. Whether it's their brisket, pulled pork, Mississippi beef. (my favorite), macaroni and cheese, or even their smoked cream cheese, you have to try it for yourself. When we were there yesterday, a woman told me she drives from Ponca just for their barbecue and walked out with a whole tray full of ribs. It's that good. Make sure to watch their Facebook page for updates on when they will be open and when they are sold out for the day. They also will give you a preview of what the menu is for the day and what is upcoming. I hear the seafood that they do is amazing. I can't wait to be there for that sometime. If you're on historic fourth in downtown, Sioux City, you won't see a restaurant with this name. Look for the bar Major's and as long as they are serving, you have found your place! This place is a sports bar with plenty of TVs, beer on tap, and your basic mixed drinks. So grab some barbecue, grab a beer, and watch a game while you stuff your face!

This place doesn't even have a "Melting Cow" sign on it. It's a dive bar with some other name on…read moreit, which is fine but I Ordered on Door Dash and the store said it was open and it wasn't. Me and another group of people were looking inside and nobody was there but they accepted the door dash order and it was a battle getting the order cancelled. Came all the way over here and these people can't even do basic operations to a business like be open when they're advertising they are open. Typical Sioux City nonsense.

My first visit to a Jersey Mike's. I used to live in Jersey. If you make me a sub, you need to pop…read moreit in a pizza oven a couple minutes. At least offer to do it. If not, it's just a ham and cheese sandwich. So, that being said, it was a good ham and cheese. I wasn't thrilled with the white bread. I did enjoy the "Mikes way" vegies and oil. I'm not certain if they do heat their sandwiches? The addition of cream soda to their Pepsi fountain was certainly welcome; it was excellent. Service? The few introverts working there were being inspired by the more enthusiastic employees. Even the guy with the mop was friendly and seemed glad I was there. Get those introverts welcoming customers and saying hello. Still, I'm giving service 5 Stars. Food, maybe 3.5 Stars. Subway is more like 3.5 service, 3 food.

Jersey Mike's is the best sub shop! I'm so glad we finally got one here in Sioux City. The quality…read moreof ingredients is always fresh. Because they just opened yesterday the service is a bit slow only because they're so busy! They're getting slammed so it's not the employees fault. They're working as hard & fast as they can. It's a quaint little sub shop. But everyone I've ever been in has been clean. Will I return, absolutely!!! It's my favorite sub shop. If you've never had a Jersey Mike's sub you're missing out!

Excellent food and small town atmosphere. Nice owners and service. Quality food. Breakfast or…read morelunch.

These ladies make one of the BEST cinnamon rolls on this plant. Absolutely delectable. If you ever…read morecome to the area, get a cinnamon roll. You must. They also have malts, BBQ pork sandwiches, slaw, ice cream sundaes, soda floats, breakfast sandwiches, stuff like that. Nothing is cooked to order. (Minus assembling ice cream treats.) It's all items that are cooked in large batches and kept warm. Not that that is bad, but I do wanna 'warn' people that this place isn't an actual restaurant. You can sit inside the building. It's small and somehow kinda loud. There's a lot more tables outside. It's meant more for a quick lunch or a summer snack. Their actual building is open seasonally. They do cater! I've only ever seen the cinnamon rolls catered. I believe they can put together a bunch of sandwiches, chips, etc. I do not know if there's a bathroom in their building for the public. FYI. There's a little parking. Sometimes they use their food truck around. I believe you can hire their food truck for events and such.

OK... Maybe it was my fault that I didn't know they were having trivia. Maybe I should have with…read morethe Iowa versus Nebraska game it would be packed, and maybe I should have been more understanding because my server said it was her third day, but the service I had this last time at P's Pizza House in the Dunes was pretty disappointing. HOWEVER, I definitely will give them the benefit of the doubt and be excited to return. Mostly because of this food... Check this out - In my experience, sports bars can go one of two routes with their food. They either order the traditional menu with maybe a slight variation from your standard food supplier. The food is fine, but nothing to write home about and you feel like you've had the exact same meal at other similar restaurants. However, the other route is when a restaurant leans into their menu to offer something different. Elevate the flavors. Put a spin on classics, and give you a reason to return. P's Pizza House in the Dakota Dunes falls into the later category. The cheeseballs and french fries - both sweet and regular - were fairly traditional, but the seasoning/garnish shows that they are paying attention. This brisket mac & cheese will stick to your ribs and let the flavors shine rather than drowning the meat in sauce or forgetting to cook the macaroni well. The smashburgers were exceptional. The pub burger with mushrooms, caramelized onions, and that pretzel bun with perfectly melted cheese and bacon was tasty, but the pimento cheese smashburger with crispy onion straws was divine. I appreciated that they were actually smash burgers and not just a regular burger with a fancy name. The toppings added to the experience instead of just trying to hide a bad burger. Not pictured were some Oreo shakes and cocktails in addition to a great beer menu. They have a private party space where they can pump out their coal fired pizzas to a large group and they even have a kids zone with arcade games to keep them busy. And with a ton of TVs will make sure that you don't miss any action. -- at P's Pizza House.

The pizza was delicious! Friendly staff here. It was kinda loud, but that is to be expected for a…read morerestaurant like this. We did carry-out the pizza was pretty good. Thank you P's Pizza for the good customer service. I will come back definitely again soon! Clean & nice place inside.

It's very small, but it's super cute and they play great music. I'm a bit of an odd duck to review…read morea bar since I quit drinking back in 2018, but I do attend some with friends and family. They were smart and had three bartenders working on an insanely busy Saturday night. I was getting a tad claustrophobic with how busy it was, but it seems like a great place to hang out if it isn't shoulder-to-shoulder busy.

Amazing little place. We went in for the Sunday Bloody Mary bar and it did not disappoint. The…read morebartender, Dan, really solidified the experience for us! He made the Bloody Mary's for us, cooked fresh sandwiches and quesadillas, and made me a special lemonade with fresh blueberries. The ambiance was casual and friendly!

A local recommended Bob & Elenn's for my morning latte and I'm so glad they did. I ordered a 16oz…read moreCardinal best white mocha and raspberry latte I've enjoyed. The price was in line with lattes at other coffee shops. I would absolutely drive out of my way again to enjoy a latte from this business. Next time travels bring me to Sioux City I'm going back to enjoy dinner. Thank you for the amazing latte I enjoyed.

Pretty much the definition of average. I have tried both a sandwich and a breakfast sandwich. Both…read morewere fine; not much above the quality of a good gas station sandwich, but higher price. (The bagel was just a store bought bagel, with a slice of velveta and an egg and three pieces of bacon you could easily make at home.) Its a nice place, and it seems like a good hang out spot for retired folks to drink coffee. But I am not exactly sure why it is expanding so quickly as a chain. The breakfast burrito certainly cannot compare to all the local mexican restaurant breakfast burritos. Pierce Street is much better sandwich and coffee place. Panera Bread is at the same price point and is better with more variety. I have not tried the pizza, though, nor their night time prime rib. But both of those items see a little out of step with their coffee shop vibe. (Can't say I have ever ordered prime rib from a coffee counter before.)