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Area Dining in & Around Decorah Decorah Dining La Rana Bistro | 120 Washington Street Twin Springs Supper Club | 2149 Twin Springs Rd 19 years of serving quality, locally-sourced, and seasonal dishes. Serves Traditional Supper Club experience/Fine dining. Steaks, chops, and seafood lunch and supper. House-crafted cocktails, local beer, and thoughtfully utilizing locally sourced products. Serves supper. Closed Sun and Mon. selected wine. Open Tues - Sat Reservations encouraged. Located by Twin Springs City Park. Rubaiyat Restaurant | 117 West Water Street Oneota Community Food Co-op | 312 W Water Street Award-winning dining experience in the heart of the downtown district. Local grocer & deli. Specializing in organic, locally-produced, and bulk Sources local. Expert wine & meal pairings. Serves dinner. Trip Advisor foods. Grab-n-Go deli case including sandwiches, salads, desserts and Winner / Best of the Midwest. Reservations encouraged. Open Wed - Sat entrees. Made-to-order hot sandwiches, smoothies. Store hours 8-8 every day. Deli hours 8-6 every day. Indoor and outdoor dining. Everyone is welcome to shop and dine. www.oneotacoop.com T-Bock's Sports Bar & Grill | 206 West Water Street Sports bar featuring 22 beers on tap. Serves lunch and supper. Daily Family Table Restaurant | 817 S Mechanic Street specials. Burgers, wings, sandwiches. Best Burger Award. Closed Tues Started as a root beer stand 65+ years ago. Now a small town diner. Breakfast served all day. Home-made pie. Open 7 days a week from Don Jose Family Mexican | 201 East Water Street 6am - 8pm. Family-owned. Serving both popular and authentic Mexican dishes, Koreana Japanese Restaurant | 207 West Water Street including carnitas, seafood, and carne asada. Full bar, outdoor patio, and Korean & Japanese cuisine featuring sushi, sashimi, traditional a kids menu. Closed Mon dishes. Lunch box, lunch specials. Open 7 days a week. Sunday is supper only. Mabe's Pizza | 110 East Water Street Serving the locals pizza since 1953. Thin-crust pies in a laid-back, old-school Java John's | 400 West Water Street atmosphere. Top seller is The Regular. Open 7 days a week. Coffee shop specializing in daily breakfast and lunch specials. Quiche, waffles, cinnamon rolls. Lunch specials. Open 7 days a week. The Landing Market | 211 College Drive Launched in 2020. Host to five businesses. Indoor and outdoor dining. The Sugar Bowl | 410 West Water Street Landing Market space is open 7 days a week. Hours for individual vendors Ice cream parlor serving premium Chocolate Shoppe, hard scooped varies. Also included in the space are public restrooms, a grab-n-go cooler with ice cream in Decorah. Signature shakes, flavor flights, cones, locally-made deli items and local brews. sundaes, and ice cream sandwiches. Open daily noon - 10pm. Closes November 7th for the season. The Buzz Coffee and cocktails. Locally-made pastries. Justin's Breakfast, lunch, supper with locally-sourced ingred. Impact Coffee | 101 West Water Street Deli Arts & Letters Deli and bakery featuring handcrafted sandwiches Coffee bar and roastery. Custom roasting, a full espresso bar, seasonal handcrafted coffee drinks, nitro cold brew and a large Root 43 Juicery Smoothies, fresh pressed juices, açaí bowls selection of high quality loose leaf teas. Nordic waffles, creative Sugar Bowl Hard-serve ice cream, ice cream flights, grilled cheese cocktails, local pastries. Open 7 days a week. Old Armory BBQ | 208 College Drive Convergence Ciderworks | 302 Washington Street Smoked meats including beef brisket, pulled pork, baby back ribs, smoked Small batch ciders made with whole ingredients, fruits and herbs turkey, chicken, and salmon. Vegetarian options available, fun appetizers, fermented and packaged onsite. Taproom offers hard ciders, crepes, burgers. Indoor dining and outdoor patio. Open 7 days a week. pita pockets, salads, and other local brews. Closed Mon Whippy Dip | 121 College Drive Toppling Goliath | 1600 Prosperity Road Soft serve ice cream, shakes, tornados, slushy whips, and a short Beer Advocate ranks this brewery 2nd in the world. Wide selection of menu of hot food offered (walking taco, pork bbq sandwich, hot food to complement beers (pizza, burgers, salads). Large indoor and ham & cheese). Limited outdoor seating. Open 10am - 10pm every outdoor patio seating available. Open 7 days a week. day of the week. High, Wide, & Handsome | 105 East Water Street Magpie Cafe & Coffeehouse | 202 West Water Street Classic and specialty pizzas, toasted sandwiches, salads Drip coffee to espresso. Fresh, scratch-made breakfast and lunch. and desserts. Closed Mon - Wed. Bakery. Vegan Options. Serving Wed - Sun 730am - 2pm Hay Market | 201 Washington Street Good Times Bar & Grill | 308 College Drive STE 5 Dive bar known for local vibe. Open 7am - 2am on Mon - Sat and Burgers, chicken sandwiches, ribeyes, and late nite 3pm - 2am on Sun. Serving Classic Breakfast 7am - 11am. Daily offerings including build-your-own Nachos. Game room. Lunch Special served 11am - 1pm. Full drink menu starts at 7am. Full bar with 23 beers on tap. Closed Sun and Mon Luna Valley Farm | 3012 Middle Sattre Rd 301 Eatery | 301 West Water On-the-farm, outdoor dining experience. Wood-fired pizza with Fast, casual, and delicious. Open for lunch and baked goods made local ingredients. Pizza preorders / reservations are required. daily. Tuesday-Saturday from 10-2pm or until sold out. Visit website: . www.lunavalleyfarm.com 6 Food Experiences Family Friendly Stay Up Late, Get Up Late Date Night in Tennis Shoes "The Regular" Pizza at Mabes Pizza for Afternoon cocktails atThe Landing Market Rent e-bikes from Decorah Bicycles Lunch Ride the Trout Run Trail Supper & beer at Toppling Goliath or counterclockwise Digestion time at Dragonfly Books, Food Truck & Pulpit Rock Patio or Donlon's Toy Jungle, Phelps Park Food Truck & Dixie's Biergarten Small-batch cider flight & crepes at Playground/Trail, or Decorah Fish Convergence Ciderworks Hatchery where you can feed the fish Check for Live Music at Convergence Ciderworks, Toppling Goliath, TBocks, PIVO Shop / Stroll through the Water Street Cookie Dough Tornado, Gourmet Cooler, or (Calmar), Barneys (Burr Oak) Downtown District, Selfie at ArtHaus Classic Cone at The Whippy Dip Mural and browse current art exhibit Next Morning: Family Table Walk a stretch of Trout Run Trail (Breakfast served all day) or Haymarket Reservation at Rubaiyat Restaurant (Full Bar menu & Classic Breakfast) Teenagers in Tow Picnic in a Park Date Night in Heels Burgers at TBocks Sports Bar & Grill Hit up the Deli counter at Oneota Co-op, Drive to the scenic overlook at Palisades 301 Eatery, or Deli Arts & Letters Niagara Cave Tour in Harmony, MN Drinks at the intimate La Rana Bar Picnic at base of Pulpit Rock Trail Iced coffee at Impact and Wifi Time and (Trailhead on the southend of Will Baker Walk through the Water Street Downtown walk down Water Street Park), Hike to Pulpit Rock overlook District, self-guided tour through Vesterheim's Heritage Park Dunning Springs & Ice Cave Ice Cream Flight at Sugar Bowl's Landing Market location Reservation at Twin Springs Supper Club Supper at Don Jose Mexican Restaurant On Your Way To & From Decorah West of Decorah East of Decorah South of Decorah Fireman's Inn - Ridgeway Fiesta Vallarta - Waukon The Horseshoe - Calmar The CONEction - Cresco Yen Hing Dragon - Waukon PIVO Brewery - Calmar Atomic Pizza Pub - Cresco Green Valley Getaway - Waukon Bambino's - Ossian Fat T's Cafe - Cresco S&D Cafe - Waukon Two Trees - Ossian Sue-Z-Q's Family Dining - Cresco Jet's Cafe - Waukon Shooters - Ossian Cuautla Jalisco Mexican - Cresco Lid's Bar & Grill - Waukon The Zipper - Festina The Place in Protivin - Protivin WW Homestead Dairy - Waukon Dt's Pub & Primetime - Fayette The Old Rossville Store - Rossville Sugar Bowl - Fayette North of Decorah Sportsman's Club - Rossville Shrubbs Street Eatery - Fayette Portside Bar & Supper Club - Harpers Ferry Barrel Drive In - West Union Randy's Bluffton Store - Bluffton Spillway Supper Club - Harpers Ferry China Kitchen - West Union Barney's Bar & Grill - Burr Oak Nutmeg's Cafe & Bakery - Lansing Top Hat Tavern - West Union BReaKeRs - Harmony, MN Coffee on the River - Lansing Euphoria Coffee - West Union Estelle's Eatery & Bar - Harmony, MN Safehouse Saloon - Lansing Tapt Out - West Union Ivy Grove Cafe - Spring Grove, MN Milty's - Lansing Senor Cantina - West Union Highlandville Store - Highlandville Skinny Dip - Lansing Elsie's - Calendonia Shep's Riverside Bar & Grill - Lansing Farmhouse Eatery - Calendonia The Tiki Bar - Lansing Little Miami Restaurant & Bar - Freeburg Fajitas Grill - Lansing High Chaperelle - New Albin Wings - Dorchester.
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