In this small town of 3600 people, there's a Sicilian gentleman by the name of Joe who opened this…read moretrattoria X years ago. It's one of the town's finer establishments - apparently the spot for pre-high school dance dining, date night, and family outings. I, personally, was visiting my friend's hometown and her family treated our group to dinner. We were in the back dining area, which I can assume is reserved for private events, and had the entire room. We enjoyed a multi-course dinner: starting with salads with choice of dressing; pasta al pomodoro - made with basil from their side garden; pasta milanese; eggplant, steak, potatoes and asparagus ...and dessert. Yes, all that food. And wine. Food was outstanding, Service was good. And we even got a visit from Joe himself. Highly rec and wish this biz another 30+ years of success.

These terrific people made what I am told was an absolutely delicious large tray of chicken…read morefettuccini for my niece's celebration of life. They did created it and deliver it in record time! Thanks to Joe's!!!

We really enjoyed Maxwell's at the Merrell. Both dinner and breakfast are very good. The chef is…read morewonderful. This is by far hands-down the best restaurant in Muscatine, Iowa. My travel companion had a cold and we were able to ask for a home remedy. They were gracious enough to give it to us. The home remedy is a teaspoon of cayenne pepper and a shot of milk. Ambience is clean high and priced right.

The restaurant offered satisfactory dishes with decent presentation and fair value. Service could…read morehave been quicker, leaving the experience acceptable but not particularly impressive or memorable afterward for us.

Tenderloin and onion rings are the best! And I found a Carmel malt that can rival my favorite from…read moreback home. Staff is kinda stand-offish though. I've been there 6 times, they always act like I'm bothering them.

Stopped in give this a try told no substitute told no dine in. Order double hamburger got single…read morepatty. This place is a poor little restaurant in a poor little town that needs to adjust their poor little attitude. No mask being worn by the kids working there. Read the other reviews same experience for me probably same experience for you

Great service, food and beer made in house…read more Reuben pizza was a first, very good. Went back a second day in a row.

Everything was awesome-beer, food, service and ambience We…read morewent at 1130 on Sunday and it was an easy , i rushed lunch at bar

This was my first time eating at Knoxville Bar and Grill, I had received a couple coupons for a…read morefree meal so I thought I'd stop by and check it out. When I got there I was expecting it to look a little bit different than it did, it looks more like a diner. I also noticed online it was called Knoxville Family Restaurant but the sign says Knoxville bar and grill. There was quite a bit of seating, nice and spacious! There were a few families there as well as it was lunch time. I had a feeling that this was a popular place for the locals there. The menu is a pretty good size, lots of different options to choose from. We got mozzarella cheese sticks as an appetizer and those were pretty good. I liked the meat sauce that came with it. I ended up ordering the chicken tenders and fries for my meal. They were nice and warm but they were pretty flexible and tasted like they came from the freezer. I also ordered a small bowl of the chili, it was lacking just a little bit on the flavor but it wasn't bad. Overall the waitresses were friendly and the prices weren't too bad. I thought it was cute how they had it decorated and I appreciated all the space that they had avaliable. I'm not sure if I'll be back but I'm glad I got too try it out.

Great food and prices are ok. I've been there many times and always very good. Service also very…read moregood bring it on.

The fresh breaded tenderloin and the catfish...yum! A local family favorite spot. Wonderful…read moreselection. Friendly small town atmosphere.

It's like finding an Oasis in the desert. lovely building, excellent sports bar. Food is great,…read morethey have specials, sandwiches, soups, and great pie, only problem, wish I lived closer. These folks know how to run a restaurant!

I was camping nearby and the host recommended Molly's when I asked for a place with healthy food -…read moremost places in the area are fried food oriented. I had the Brussels sprouts (the best!), Tofu Poke Bowl (so good), homemade Kombucha (yum) and Strawberry Shortcake (really good but I would have liked more fruit less shortcake). Service was great - what a gem to find!!!

Amazing in every way!!! Located right in downtown with plenty of parking in front of the…read morerestaurant. Walking in the front door, we were greeted with smiles and seated right away on the outdoor patio. It was beautifully decorated with a modern rustic appeal. The Thai ribs were spectacular. Very flavorful and a good serving size. The pasta of the day was delicious as well and very filling. Took leftovers home and could easily have 2 more meals! A definite must-visit!!

I was visiting a friend in DeWitt and she took us here for lunch. The place was hopping for a Thurs…read morelunch - already a good sign! The three of us were greeted promptly and had about a 5 minute wait. The place is cute as the dickens - very charming. The wait staff was fantastic and friendly even though they were hustling. Now, the best part...the food!!! We tried the meatloaf sandwich, Cobb salad, and a plowman sandwich with a side salad. The food was fresh and the portions were large but not impossible. My Cobb salad had the perfect balance of mixed greens with all of the good stuff - chicken, blue cheese,... I usually end up with a pile of leftover lettuce after I pick out the best bits lol. We saw another table order a piece of chocolate cake so we got one to go. We enjoyed it later and it was divinely chocolately without being too sweet. I even liked the frosting which I usually remove because it's too sweet! I will definitely be returning next time I'm in DeWitt!!! Thanks for a great lunch! Wish I had snapped some pictures!

Easter Brunch looked great advertisement online. Just hope they work next year to keep the food…read morehot over the time when buffet is advertised. Most was barely warm except chicken was hot if taken from the middle. No French Toast available maybe kids should have asked for few pieces. Possibly using smaller aluminum serving containers would keep things warm. Homemade cinnamon rolls or brownies would have been nice for a dessert rather than just store bought pastries and donuts. We did like the fresh fruit and yogurt for parfait. It will be nice to try the regular menu during the week when we travel by next week.