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    Good Fellows

    4.2 (14 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

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    Tony D.

    Outstanding food in a small town. Very nice decor and plenty of seating for groups. Staff is always ready to make sure you're well taken care of. A smoked Woodford old fashioned would be a great addition.

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    Shirley M S.

    This place is an absolute favorite! Every time we go it's always excellent! We can't believe in a small town like Woodbine Iowa we would find a five star restaurant... Good Fellows is the best! The waitress's take care of you and the food is made with the finest ingredients and taste incredible! A must try for everyone! Don't forget about the handcrafted drinks as well! The owner and staff are extremely friendly. Everything we have eaten here is delicious!

    Cheeseburger and side of house made chips.  Chips were crispy and not greasy!
    Barry C.

    what a gem in the middle of Iowa. we arrived when they just opened for the day and it was open seating. we quickly settled on what to eat. Wife and the kids had a cheeseburger. it was good. the kids cheeseburger is huge (same size as the regular). I love how they give you options as to which potato product you would like. I settled for the special, chicken fried steak. it was delish. served over homemade mashed potatoes (still had some chunks of potato!) along with string beans gravy. So good and for $12?! In Seattle area that would cost you closer to $20. great value, great flavor and great service. I would not hesitate to come back.

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    Cam V.

    Gosh, I wanted to like this place so much more. We saw the the great reviews on Google and Yelp and were excited to try it out. Our party of 12 came on a Saturday evening right at opening and were able to get seated right away. The restaurant is a cute little corner shop with even it's own street sign pointing the way to the restaurant. Their menu was expansive and covered a broad range of cuisines so it was easy for everyone to find something that they liked. I ordered the grilled pork chop and had intended on splitting half of it to share with my Father-in-Law who ordered the Prime Rib special. The caesar salad was beautiful and tasted wonderful. Honestly the exact right amount of dressing as I didn't think it was too heavy or light. The pork came shortly thereafter and it's totally my perception but for a $16 entree, it looked really plain. I think a few garnishes, drizzle of a sauce, or something would have gone a long way (see photos). The flavor was good, it was juicy and had some notes of rosemary and garlic. Everything turned south when I cut into the pork and it was really pink. Now I recognize that the USDA says you can have some pink in your pork chop but I would've preferred it to be cooked through (as I assume most people) since it's been a longstanding truth. OR at the minimum, to ask if I wanted it pink or cooked through. I do think it was an honest mistake and when I let our server know, she froze, and then apologized and offered up an alternative. That was exactly the response you would hope and I ended up getting chicken tacos. So why 2 stars? I shortly became sick after our dinner and I assume the few bites of the pork chop had something to do with it. My stomach continued to hurt and feel unsettled the rest of the night. As for the replacement tacos and the other food- our party generally thought it was good but not quite 5 stars. There's ample opportunity to improve and become a 5 star restaurant we would consider giving them another shot when we're in Woodbine next.

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    Food was good service was quick. Good place to stop while traveling. Enjoyed the beautiful old building.

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