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THE OFFICIAL DINING GUIDE of DOWNTOWN IOWA City MEDITERRANEAN n n n B L D n n n n n 90 Oasis Falafel 206 N Linn St. 319-358-7342 n n n n COFFEE/TEA/BAKERY 190 Bread Garden Market 225 S Linn St. 319-354-4246 n n n n n n 143 Bubble Karaoke Café 325 E Washington St. 319-354-8888 n OC Bubbleology Karaoke Cafe 201 S Clinton St. 319-400-4324 n OC Cookies & More 201 S Clinton St. 319-337-5596 n 31 Cortado Coffee & Cafe 26 S Clinton St. 319-519-2340 n n n 230 Dash Coffee Roasters 287 N Linn St. 319-338-5382 n n n n n n n 103 High Ground Café 301 E Market St. 319-338-5382 n n n n n n n 128 Java House 211 E Washington St. 319-338-1300 n n n n n OC Le Gourmet Bakery Café 201 S Clinton St. 571-244-5861 n n n n 38 Molly’s Cupcakes 14 S Clinton St. 319-333-1297 n n 205 No 18 Karaoke & Bubble Tea 223 S Gilbert St. 319-333-1265 n OC Panera Bread 201 S Clinton St. 319-519-4761 n n 229 Poindexter Coffee 210 South Dubuque St. 319-337-4058 n n n n n 12 Prairie Lights Café 15 S Dubuque St. 319-337-2681 n n n 209 Starbucks 228 S Clinton St. 319-338-4788 116 Teamo Tea House 121 E Washington St. 319-354-3243 n n n THE OFFICIAL DINING GUIDE OC Tspoons 201 S Clinton St. 319-337-3757 n n n n DELI/SaNDWICHES 80 Brix Cheese Shop & Wine Bar 209 N Linn St. 319-359-1999 n n n n n n OF DOWNTOWN IOWA CITY 45 245 Iowa Ave. 319-354-2278 n n Bruegger’s Bagels 129 Heirloom Salad Company 211 E Washington St. 319-338-1300 n n n n n 18 Jimmy Johns 130 E Washington St. 319-358-0000 n n 118 Mama’s Deli 125 E Washington St. 319-341-0700 n n n n 8 nodo 5 S Dubuque St. 319-359-1181 n n n n n AMERICAN n n n B L D n n n n n 119 Subway 127 E Washington St. 319-466-0436 n n 16 n n n 87 Bluebird Diner 330 E Market St. 319-351-1470 n n n n n n Which Wich 23 S Dubuque St. 319-337-9424 24 Bo James 118 E Washington St. 319-337-4703 n n n n n n n 155 Brother’s Bar & Grill 125 South Dubuque St. 319-338-6373 n n n ICE CREAM/FROZEN YOGURT n n n n OC Buffalo Wild Wings 201 S Clinton St. 319-337-4703 151 Aspen Leaf Frozen Yogurt 125 S Dubuque St. 319-531-9720 n B Breakfast n n n n n n 35 Clinton Street Social Club 18 1/2 S Clinton St. 319-351-1690 B Breakfast 161 Yotopia: Iowa City’s Original FroYo 132 S Clinton St. 319-338-0500 n n L 170 DC’s Sports Bar 124 S Dubuque St. 319-358-9575 n n n n Lunch n n n n n n L Lunch 159 Donnelly’s Pub 110 E College St. 319-338-7355 ITALIAN/PIZZA D Dinner 165 Fieldhouse 118 S Dubuque St. 319-887-2045 n n n D Dinner 33 Airliner 22 South Clinton St. 319-351-9258 n n n n n n n n n Beer & Wine OC Freddy’s Frozen Custard and Steakburgers 201 S Clinton St. 319-519-6400 n n n n Beer & Wine 149 Baroncini 104 S Linn St. 319-337-2048 187 Gene’s 210 South Dubuque St. 319-337-4058 s n n n n n n n 5 Basta Pizzeria Ristorante 121 Iowa Ave. 319-337-2010 n n n n n n Full Bar 88 George’s Buffet 312 E Market St. 319-351-9614 n n n n n n Full Bar OC Blaze Pizza 201 S Clinton St. 319-359-1767 n n n n n n n n n n n n Live 225 Goosetown Café 203 N Linn St. 319-351-1924 n n n n n n Live 22 Flight 124 1/2 E Washington St. 319-887-1909 Entertainment 180 Graze 115 E College St. 319-887-5477 n n n n n n n Entertainment 26 Mesa Pizza 114 E Washington St. 319-351-6372 n n n n 85 Hamburg Inn #2 214 N Linn St. 319-337-5512 n n n n n Locally 20 Moonrakers 126 E Washington St. 319-887-1909 n n n n n n 214 Harold’s Chicken 316 E Burlington St. 319-383-6230 n n n n n n Locally Owned 73 Pagliai’s Pizza 302 E Bloomington St. 319-351-5073 n n n OC Jimmy Jacks 201 S Clinton St. 319-338-1699 n n n n Owned 78 Pizza Pit 214 E Market St. 319-354-1111 n n Accepts 99 s n n n n n n Linn Street Dive 117 N Linn St. 319-354-1001 Accepts ICDD s n n n n n n 11 Micky’s Irish Pub 11 S Dubuque St. 319-338-6860 ICDD Gift Cards OC Noodles & Company 201 S Clinton St. 319-351-2343 n n Gift Cards LOUNGE 42 211 Iowa Ave. 319-358-9206 n n n n 94 Pop’s Old and New Bar-B-Que 130 N Dubuque St. 319-354-7677 s n n n n Blue Moose Tap House s Weekends 56 6 S Dubuque St. 319-351-9417 n n n 13 Pullman Bar & Diner 17 S Dubuque St. 319-338-1808 s n n n n n n s Weekends Deadwood Tavern Only 7 5 S Dubuque St. 319-337-7660 n n n 130 Quinton’s 215 E Washington St. 319-354-7074 n n n n n n Only Dublin Underground 42 217 Iowa Ave. 319-359-1376 n n n n l Sunday Only 36 Short’s Burger & Shine 18 S Clinton St. 319-337-4678 n n n n n n Eden Lounge & NightClub l Sunday Only 131 221 E Washington St. 319-688-2653 n n n n n 55 Sports Column 12 S Dubuque St. 319-356-6902 n n n n n Englert Theatre 67 330 E Washington St. 319-351-9175 n n n n 6 St. Burch Tavern 127 Iowa Ave. 319-341-7700 n n n n n n Gabe’s Iowa City 4 115 Iowa Ave. 319-338-6717 n n n n 40 Summit 10 S Clinton St. 319-354-7482 n n n n n n Joe’s Place n n Restaurants 68 n n n 184 Martini’s 127 E College St. 319-351-5563 Teddy’s Burgers 324 E Washington St. 319-354-6888 Restaurants in black are in n n n n n n n n 21 Moonrakers Lounge 126 E Washington St. (upstairs) 319-887-1909 n n n n n n 124 The Dandy Lion 111 S Dubuque St. 319-358-6400 in black are in downtown 164 Pints 118 S Clinton St. 319-351-9898 n n n 207 The Mill Restaurant 120 E Burlington St. 319-351-9529 l n n n n n n downtown Iowa City 49 13 S Linn St. 267-713-2697 n n n n 48 Yacht Club 13 S Linn St. 319-337-6464 n n n n n n Iowa City Studio 13 157 114 E College St. 319-887-2665 n n n Restaurants in 226 Vue 328 S Clinton St. 319-519-4650 n n n n n n n n TCB Pool Hall Restaurants in 183 The Union 121 E College St. 319-339-4646 n n blue are in blue are in 92 Wild Culture Kombucha 210 N Linn St. 319-339-4646 n n The Northside ASIAN/SUSHI/CHINESE The Northside 98 Bashu Chinese Cuisine 121 N Linn St. 319-337-7370 n n n Restaurants in OC Bao Chow 201 S Clinton St. 319-499-1143 n n n n Restaurants in MEXICAN gold are in the 221 245 S Gilbert St. 319-338-5647 n n n n n Old Capitol OC China Star 201 S Clinton St. 319-338-6395 n n n gold are in the Cactus Mexican Grill & Cantina 213 314 E Burlington St. 319-337-2464 n n n n n Town Center 43 Dumpling Darling 213 Iowa Ave. 847-707-9999 l n n n n Old Capitol Cactus 2 Town Center 150 114 S Clinton St. 319-337-2464 n n n n n 191 Formosa Restaurant – Sushi Bar – Lounge 221 E College St. 319-338-8880 s n n n n n Cactus 3 OC 201 S Clinton St. 319-338-1194 n n n 228 Hungry Cats 221 S Gilbert St. 319-351-1751 n n n n n n Chipotle 105 327 E Market St. 319-358-2836 s n n n n n n OC I Love Pho 201 S Clinton St. 319-530-0319 n n n El Banditos 44 219 Iowa Ave. 319-338-5967 n n n n n n OC Ichiban 201 S Clinton St. 319-337-8636 n n n n El Patron–Mexican Kitchen & Tequila Bar 205 184 E Burlington St. 319-354-6264 n n n 23 Osaka Japanese 122 E Washington St.
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