Over all a pretty good place. The food is good & decently…read morepriced. Their boneless wings are the best in the area, with their sweet chili being my favorite. Service can be painfully slow even at the best of times, specially if they are busy for a sports game, or a race. I recommend sitting at the bar if you can for better service. These been a few times where I've sat in the back booths and had to go to the bar for needed items as the waitresses don't come around much. The over all feel is a clean family friendly sports bar.

Mark Panos is absolutely amazing, his service is above and beyond. Mark truly cares for people and…read moremade a big impact on our family today. Food was hot and delicious and just what we needed. THANK YOU Mark!

Excellent food, love the fish sandwich and onion rings! Homey ambience as well! Love the…read morelocation and l miss the Thursday all you can eat buffet! The best chicken ever on the last Wednesday of the month too! Norma Klein

Sports Bar with Bar Food…read more I asked for crispy fried, and was given crispy fries. I asked for bacon on my patty melt, and I received good bacon on my sandwich. The Swiss cheese had great flavor. My companion had a quesadilla that was bulging with a ton of filling. My only complaint: There were flies that I kept having to shoo away.

My friend mentioned this place to me before we went to Decorah and I'm glad I took her suggestion…read more I had a really good salad and my husband's burger looked excellent. It wasn't as loud and boisterous as many sports bars can get. But the Vikings were not playing. So take that with a grain of rock salt. Our server and hostess were excellent! I simply loved how they both checked in with us regularly. Definitely on our return to on our next trip to Decorah.

The place to watch Iowa games, especially if Jake or Endo is behind the bar…read more Great selection of beer. They will have something you like. Their mix drinks are great. Not burned but you can taste the liquor. They have frozen pizzas if you want a snack.

Had a couple drinks here while in town for my brother's graduation. I have to say I was impressed…read moreby the beer selection. Being in a college town I automatically expected there to be just basic beers on the menu, but the bar offered a variety of different craft beers. I have to say I was very impressed. The owner and locals were extremely friendly and welcoming. Enjoyed The Wooden Foot very much. If you are ever in Waverly, Iowa you must go there.

Back again today for taco Tuesday! Got to sit outside on this beautiful day! Service was excellent…read moreand again made us a custom coconut margarita! The special touches of the presentation makes it a visit worth repeating! Again the place is called Lulu's, no longer Homers

Large variety on the menu. Small bar/ restaurant. Food was great and waitress was very attentiveread more

Second time stopping here. We enjoyed our first visit while going thru Albert Lea so we stopped…read moreagain and this time was just as good! Great service, delicious food! We split an order of cod bites with fries. Plenty for each of us and hot and fresh from the kitchen!

I've been here more than a few times over the years and it hasn't really changed which is a good…read morething. Good food and service everytime. It has a bit of 70s small town hangout feel to it. It is a popular sports bar with an actual screen big screen and a bunch of big screen TVs.

Good wings. Had the hot wings today. Not breaded, and a delicious sauce. Spicy but not oppressive…read more I debated visiting this locals-only strip mall bar. I made the right choice, and was rewarded with good hot wings. If I ever return to Dubuque, I will come here for good wings.

Food and service was amazing Highly recommend , we had the…read morenacho's and it was fantastic also has the onion rings and they were really good

This bar is clean and the food is awesome…read more However, some of the staff are questionable. I can see some are friendly and hospitable. Maybe its a midwest thing but I find it rude to toss my card and receipt at me to sign. Also, the lady that was cleaning up our tables ended up calling us liars, which is 100% unprofessional. Its a long story but she asked a question, we answered truthfully (Party of 9) and we were called liars ‍. At the end of the day, I would order food from here but I don't think I would eat in anymore.

Ok, first let's get that giant monkey off of our back, this place is really cool! Fantastic local…read morevibe and a true sports bar ambiance mixed with a little Daniel Boone feel. So, why the low rating, you might ask. Well, as much as I loved the decor and vibe, the service and food just wasn't there. Trust me, I so wanted to walk away with that warm and fuzzy, but instead it was cold and "Meh." It was about 1 p.m. on a Wednesday afternoon. When my group first arrived it was pretty empty. Maybe 6 other people tops in the entire place. There was 8 of us, and we went into the back room where we could eat and also have a meeting. Ideal, right? Well the server (also the bartender), was nice enough, but she really didn't know the menu very well, and it's pretty simple. Nevertheless, we ordered drinks, then we were served said drinks in a timely fashion, and then ordered food. All good so far! The glitch? Our meals were piece mailed to us, if you will. A couple individual appetizers here, then one person would get his burger, then another. At one point about 5 of the 8 of us had completely finished our meals when the last 3 just got theirs. I'm sorry, but that's NOT how it's done. It's not cool! I don't think it was the server's fault, but the cook just didn't know how to multitask I guess. This is common restaurant style cooking, everyone gets their food roughly at the same time. That's why it's referred to as "Sharing a Meal." Now that nice young lady tried, but she could have easily sold me a second bloody marry, and almost all of my eating mates' beers were empty and she never once asked if we wanted another round. In addition to not satisfying the customer, that actually cost the owner money. The food? Pedestrian! I'm sorry, I know, I know. How dare I? Look, I'm new to Wisconsin, so all I have to go buy is what I know. And I know that I recently fell in love with the burger chain Culver's. Those burgers are the bomb! And they're "Fast Food." So surely a cool Sparta sports bar with amazing ambiance can match a fast food burger joint, right? Wa wa wa, wrong! I had a patty melt and it was small and dare I say, boring, and a little dry. Once again, I wanted so badly to love this joint, but they let me down. Maybe it was an off day? I hope so, because if they're enjoying the limited options this cool little town has and just mailing it in, that's not cool either. Nevertheless, you be the judge. Hopefully you'll have a better experience than we did. Cheers!

Hungry in the Hawkeye State [St Ansgar IA]…read more After taking the self-guided tour at the SPAM Museum in Austin MN we decided to skip having lunch around the area and drove over the state line to Iowa and had lunch at this unassuming place called City Limits Bar & Grill. It was 21 miles from the Spam Museum to the restaurant. We arrived around 2:45p and the restaurant was surprisingly busy, the crowd was loud, various sports were showing on the flatscreens, everyone just having a great time. The waitress was busy but she single-handedly handled the crowd and the bar pretty well. On the way here we passed by seemingly countless rows of corn and wheat. When the waitress came to our table to get our orders we asked her what is a popular food Iowans like to eat. She pointed on the menu at the Old Fashioned Fritter sandwich. It is a center-cut pork loin, pounded and either grilled or dipped in their signature batter then fried. I ordered a 16-oz Bone-in French cut Ribeye. She said there are more cattle than people and the most pork LoL! They are also known for their steak. She wasn't lying... both the Iowa-style breaded pork fritter sandwich and the steak were delicious. It was just funny seeing the humungous pork tenderloin in between the bread and made the buns look tiny. The beef is so tender, juicy and flavorful. Looks like a popular place with the locals and visitors too with its warm, inviting ambiance and friendly staff. Review #3844

If you leave this place hungry, that is your fault. Food is…read morevery good. The portions are HUGE. We could not eat it all, the pork fritter sandwich is almost a big as the plate. The Big Mike's hamburger is huge. Never have I seen my husband not to be able to eat all his food, that is how huge portions you get. 5+ stars!

I'd totally come back to Rookies, it seems like the place to be. We walked in and it was a bit…read moreloud, but hey, it's a bar, and it's got great classic bar ambiance. Nice! We sat down in the back of the first room by the four pool tables (yup, they have at least four pool tables) and someone almost immediately came to give us our menus. That's one thing that stood out to me here -- we were absolutely taken care of. Any time someone walked by they asked us if we wanted anything. That's service!! They also didn't rush us AT ALL. We asked for boxes and I assumed they'd give us the check to get us out. Nope! We could have sat there for another two hours and just chilled out. Our original waitress hung out with us and talked about the menu (but wasn't overbearing) and was very friendly. She even suggested other places to go in town after we were done, but mentioned Rookies was the place to be at night. Noted!!!! We ended up getting 4 beers total (a shandy and a local hazy ipa x2), 2 starters (pickle chips and cheese balls - which are actually cheese curds), and two burgers (the green been machine and the southwestern burger) and it came to $66. That's a deal, baby! Food was great too, classic fried bar food, but they weren't afraid to take risks with the green been burger (which has fried green beans on it). I'd totally recommend Rookies for anyone looking for a spot to eat in Clear Lake.

Great atmosphere, good food that is consistent, Service is great with few exceptions. Tap beer…read moreselection is better than most.