Fantastic beer selection. Excellent food. Reasonable prices. Single speed checks all the boxes!…read more I've stopped at Single Speed several times when passing through, and always enjoyed the experience. The flatbread is huge--at least two meals' worth--as are the salads. Beer's available in full pours, half pours, and flights, so it's easy to sample a few in one sitting. And don't miss the specials--especially inventive soups. There's plenty of seating options, too--a nice patio, bar stools, and a couple rooms full of tables and booths. Cheers!

This property is enormous, and I imagine it would be a really great place for a family reunion or…read moregathering! There is ample space inside and out, and it's all very open and clean, though the inside dining areas are separated into large rooms, which I think would help with noise control when it's busy. We visited around 7:45 on a Friday evening in August and found it remarkably not crowded, but they have another location in Cedar Falls that probably draws a larger crowd. We were at the Waterloo location, which probably caters to a lot of business people and business travelers during the week. We ordered a lot of food for two people, and it was all excellent, but I rate this cool place four stars because all the food came out of the kitchen at once and we were totally overwhelmed. If it had been paced, I think we could have pulled it off, and as travelers, we couldn't really take leftovers with us to have another day. Our server was extremely helpful and patient helping me understand their beverage selections. I enjoy a good cocktail or a glass of good wine, but my beer tastes are even more limited, but SingleSpeed offered up the perfect solution: the SingleSpeed-a-rita. This is made with their Ring Around the Gose, tequila, agave, and lime juice. That hit the spot on a hot Friday night in Iowa!

Friday night busy but they had the routine down. Have an outdoor pool table and seating area kinda…read morecool.

We stopped to watch Michigan in the college World Series. Jedd was the bartender, he's very great…read moreguy, he had some great stories. When in the area of Waterloo Iowa try and stop in. Cheers!!

We just moved to the area a year ago and stumbled upon Jameson's. I can't begin to tell you how…read morethrilled we were to find something that wasn't a cookie-cutter sports bar/grill!! The food menu is absolutely charming! And totally LOVE the bar and selections! We've brought several guests here this past year. The bar staff and wait staff are charming. We ate the cheese curds and were pleasantly impressed--coming from WI, that's a tall bar. My spouse had a burger and I had the fish. All were delightful! So glad we found this place! I hope it never changes!

What a great place to have fun and meet people.New owners a month ago. Old owner passed away .was a…read moregreat guy we probably went here 5 times in our 16 day stay. The servers were awesome. So friendly. Thanks Jamesens

The service is not very good, we were here for over 40 minutes and haven't gotten attended yet. The…read morewait time is surreal beyond belief. Shoulda gotten money back, stinkys is better. UPDATE: WE STILL HAVENT GOTTEN OUR FOOD AFTER AN HOURD AND A HALF!

What a Great Place! I love it! The price is very reasonable the servers is the best as well. The…read morebest Wings in Waterloo. Great place to meet with your friends for the football games. TVs everywhere, NFL package you can't miss your team. They will put whichever game you want. Can't say enough good about this place.

A German beer garden in the downtown area of Waterloo! Neighborhood bar feel in the outdoors,…read morepicnic tables available. Restrooms that are clean. Small menu of German food. Fun and different. The bartender is friendly and quick with his service.

Small beer garden in downtown Waterloo that I happened to stop by as I was biking. Small…read moreestablishment, but there's lots of outdoor picnic benches and very clean. Small food menu. I can't complain.

A friend and I stopped in to check out the newest addition to downtown Waterloo and we liked it…read more The decor is pretty impressive and detailed. The ceiling is corrugated tin and the floors and walls are reclaimed barn wood, according to the article in the Courier. You will step on peanuts, which I find mildly schticky, but okay. We bellied up to the bar and enjoyed the company of the barkeep, a friendly girl with an easy smile and a quick laugh. The beers and liquor are all the standards, nothing terribly out of the ordinary for the area. The place was not well-attended, but I don't think many people know about this place yet; anyone we talked to after our visit had no clue it was even there. Hopefully this place will draw some business to the area.

Western themed bar, the decor is nice, but still kind of dive-y. Not too wide a beer selection, but…read moredecent whiskey. Free peanuts, and a rather "interesting' clientele most nights.(you'll have that in downtown Waterloo).

Open in spite of heavy snow fall this weekend. Hubs got the Flaming BLT and Blue cheese soup. I got…read morethe Talon . We both give 5/5. Seriously one of the best sandwiches we've each ever had. I'm ruined for French dips now. Hot juicy pot roast with perfectly cooked onions & mushrooms on a lovely bread with tiny little grains that gave a nice crunch in the bite. Au Jous perfect & warm. Fast Friendly service. Doesn't get better than this!

Very average experience. Onion rings were average. Nachos were disappointing. Thick pre packaged…read moretype chips. Burger was pretty good. Service was very scattered.

This may well be the best place in America to celebrate Nikola Tesla's Serbian heritage. For those…read moreof you not in the know, there is only one way to celebrate Nikola Tesla's heritage, and that is by listening to a Serbian anthem in 7/4 time. On autorepeat. An anthem whose only recognizable word to those not fluent in Serbian, is "Tesla." Drinking on a Sunday afternoon can be a slow way to get your day started, but the owner is there to boost morale. "Nikola Tesla!" he shouts, pumping his fist into the air. "Serbia!" Occasionally the Serbian anthology CD would slip into track 2, a jovial polka, until the owner slaps his slouching bartender on the back. "Nikola Tesla!" Barkeep dutifully repeats track one, sits back upright and earnestly offers us another drink. There's also an espresso machine here. The espresso is really, really good. You're not supposed to find good espresso in a depressed, post-industrial Iowan backwater like Waterloo. "Nikola Tesla!" the owner shouts. "Serbia!" One hour and forty five minutes later, the ode to Nikola Tesla is still playing on autorepeat, but by then I had the courage (Miller Lite) and my friend the caffeine (several espressos) to finally get us out of this wonderful ethnic dive.