Place is sort of out of the way (I'm from Sioux City), but well worth the trip to Correctionville…read more Great pizza.

The best pizza I've ever had. And that is saying something…read more Sorry I don't have any pictures, but this little restaurant serves amazing pizza. We ordered the Cheeseburger Pizza, the Chicken Bacon Ranch, and the Sweet Shop. All were extremely tasty, but the Chicken Bacon Ranch! Easily the best pizza I've ever had. Add in a tomato beer and I was one happy girl!

Rustic vibe, spacious, exposed brick wall. Historical town pics, good lighting and decor…read more Reasonably priced. Cute mugs on display. Local Scented candles for purchase. Friendly service. Fresh delicious food.

The environment was inviting and fresh. The waitress was fantastic! The food was delicious!read more

Seriously, like stepping back in time to the days where you could go to your local steakhouse for a…read morephenomenal meal, friendly service, and a cozy home like atmosphere. Well, look no further. This no-frills steakhouse specializes in dry aged beef, is James Beard award winning, has great cocktails, and still serves you a relish tray while you wait for your meal. For those of you under the age of 35, a relish tray, often consisted of carrots, celery, pickles, and cubed cheddar cheese like this one. They also will bring you some bread and butter if you would like. In my opinion, you should definitely opt for the tenderloin, but I'm not sure there is a bad steak option on the menu. They also have seafood and even sandwich sandwiches including a burger so there's something for everyone! It's family friendly and although the decor will remind you of your grandma's house, no grandparent I have ever met could put out steaks like this. Visit the ice cream capital of the world and make sure to save room for a steak!

- House salad - delicious - Tenderloin (filet) - I would…read morehave loved a crust on it. Was cooked to the right temp but I'd order something other than beef next trip. - Waeside Old Fashioned - no thank you :) Overall, I'd go back to try it again and order different things, maybe some chicken. The service was lovely and the whole place is quirky / cool.

Whether you want bacon and eggs, just a coffee or maybe something sweet, they have it all. Phyllis…read moreand Benetta are so friendly and love to talk with customers. There is also an impression collection of military pictures of locals who have serves. They also run lunch specials. They also support the community events.

Good food. Very friendly people who make you feed like you have been invited into their home. Great…read morefor breakfast or lunch. Try the Specials, they are always great.

Patti's Pit Stop is a gem in Correctionville. The BBQ is great, especially the brisket, and the…read moremacaroni salad is one of my favorites. Always a solid stop for great food!

I wanted to leave a review on your Facebook page but I can't post on your page so I'll message you…read more "Today on my way back from a conference near Sioux Falls we stopped at the Correctionville Casey's gas station next to Patti's Pit Stop. As I filled up we happened to see the signs near the road and the signs on the building of the old station building boasting of brisket, ribs, pulled pork and more. About that same time a fella wearing overalls stepped out the front door of the shop looked at us as we were refueling our truck and waved at us being friendly. Thinking that it was lunch time and that we were getting hungry that friendly wave sealed the deal. After we refueled the truck we pulled over next door and went inside where we met "Cowboy" our cashier and cook and was immediately welcomed in. After looking at the menu wall and asking our questions we settled on a BBQ Burrito and a Train Wreck grilled sandwich with sides. (next time I'm trying the pork nachos!) When the food came out Cowboy brought us both their original bbq sauce as well as their special Habanero Mango sauce of the week. Let me tell you, this was some of the best BBQ I've had in ages and being from Des Moines there are plenty of places in the metro to choose from but none compared to this little shop. This food was AMAZING. I'm surprised the location didn't have standing room only because if this place was better known about there wouldn't be an empty seat in the house! This is like Correctionville's greatest best kept secret! You've got to try this! The only bad thing about this experience was the realization that Des Moines where I live is nearly three hours away! You've got to try this food!

Best coffee shop in Storm Lake!…read more They have it all: good vibes, yummy drinks, and friendly staff. They even have small conference rooms you can reserve (or just use if they're open) for meetings or work. They're also female owned! They have a standard menu along with a rotating seasonal one. They also have a variety of food options for breakfast and lunch, including many vegan options. It can be hard to come by intentionally made vegan food in this area and the effort is much appreciated. There were some cookies and macarons out when we stopped by as well, the former of which was vegan and gluten free. Who knew such a woke business was tucked away in Storm Lake? They also have a drive thru, but I recommend stopping inside with a friend for a nice morning in town. I tried a mint mocha seasonal drink and the aforementioned vegan oatmeal cookie. Both were great and I would get them again. This is my new go-to coffee shop in Storm Lake and it is absolutely worth a visit.

Love a good, strong extra ice americano! The espresso is smooth, strong, and delicious! If you want…read morea nice strong cup o joe, head over!

This is a great small town cafe. Ordered their special of a steak sandwich with fries and a side…read moresalad. Side salad was shredded lettuce with choice of dressing. The steak sandwich was very good and the fries were good crinkle cut. Go support these local cafe/diners. It's where you'll find great people, good food, and good conversation.

Delicious!!! We stopped on a whim for lunch. This place is your typical small town cafe and it…read moredid not disappoint us!!

Love this place. Stopped by between Des Moines and Sioux City and had a deliciously disgusting…read moremeal. Everything was yummy and so unhealthy. Garlic cheese ball and tater tot poutine? Amazing. The tenderloin was massive. And the broccoli cheese soup was a star. Tried the peach pie as well which I thoroughly enjoyed. The wait staff was super friendly and the ambiance was exactly what I was hoping for, a quality local establishment. Throughly enjoyed it.

The gf wanted to check out I-80 MetalArt and we found the Chuckwagon Restaurant right across the…read morestreet. We arrived pretty much at straight up noon on a Saturday. I fully expected the place to be packed as it appears to be pretty much the only show in town as far as a sit down restaurant. There was a please wait to be seated sign there as we walked in. We were greeted right away and seated in minutes. It's old school wood tables and chairs and I think there was a counter available. Ordering is done at the tables as well as settline your bill up with your server. Surprisingly the speed of service continued throughout the visit. After drinks we ordered the rodeo burger and fries, a tenderloin with chili cheese fries, and the garlic cheeseballs. The cheeseballs came with marinara and ranch. Fresh, hot, and fantastic! I've eaten a lot of tenderloins. Many that have been highlighted as Iowa Tenderloin Trail winners or participants... This is one of the better tenderloins I've had in the state! Obviously hand made, breaded, and fried. Not too thick and not too thin. Drained properly. Served with the essential condiments including the holy trinity (onions, dill pickles, and mustard). The gf liked her burger. It could have used more of the featured ranch and bbq sauce. The fries... Neither of us cared for them. Obviously hand made, but almost too thin and too greasy. We'd both opt for a different side next time. To each our own though. Almost every small town along this stretch of I-80 has a pub & grill. The menus vary a little, but are very similar in a lot of aspects. The quality of service and the cooks make the biggest differences. The Chuckwagon hit five stars in some aspects of both. Work on those fries and the flavor of the chili (horribly bland) and this review would have been five stars. I'm going to emphasize this again. Truly one of the best tenderloins I've had in the state! Keep doing what you are doing!

Very nice local restaurant. I have to stop by for a breakfast every time I'm in town visiting a…read moreclient. Each time I enjoyed my delicious breakfast. I look forward to visiting Carroll next time!!

In town for the day great spot for breakfast with very reasonable prices. Fantastic and prompt…read morewaitress. Only downside was the coffee but small trade off for a good breakfast. Also fun fact their background music is played off a handheld radio on the coat tree.