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Java John's Coffeehouse La Rana Bistro Mabe's Pizza LODGING AND DINING ON THE TOUR! Lodging and Dining pdf available at www.iowaarttour.com DECORAH LODGING AND DINING QUALITY INN & SUITES JAVA JOHN’S COFFEEHOUSE T-BOCK’S SPORTS BAR & GRILL HOTEL WINNESHIEK/RESTAURATION Hearty breakfast, evening snacks, indoor pool, free wireless Fair trade & organic coffee drinks. Craft beer, fine wines. Breakfast, Favorite local hangout. Best burgers, coldest beer in town. 22 high-speed Internet, 100% smoke-free. Serta pillow top beds. lunch, dinner; fresh-baked goods, homemade soups, smoothies. taps—lots of local options. Breakfast served M–W 8–10:30a, Stop in to refresh and refuel while viewing local art on display. Whirlpool rooms. Free wifi. Live music. Mon–Thur 6:30a–9p, Fri–Sat 6:30a–11p, Sun Th–F 7–10:30a. Lunch/dinner M–Su from 11a–10p. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and bar available. 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