Get the chili cheese bread. You will not be disappointed. It is to die for. Also, if you like…read morepastries, try the apple fritter.

Really enjoy their calzones. Easy call in and carry out. Don't usually dine in because space is…read morelimited.

Love this local business- best breadsticks around! Pizza is consistently excellent- we like the…read morethicker crust.

Long wait time, made the order incorrectly, rude customer service, treated condescendingly when we…read morecalled about it, and were forced to go back to return it. Heard them yelling at each other (about us) in the kitchen while waiting for the remake, despite asking a refund instead. My brother ordered for his dinner, but is allergic to the excessive onions they added, despite telling them ahead. I tagged along for support, as he has some health issues and is not always able to speak up for himself. Not worth the trouble, the visit back, and definitely not worth the price ($25 +fees for just a medium pizza). The remake looked okay, and they added in dessert breadsticks on the house, but still left us with an overall bitter aftertaste.

We stopped by Herb N Lou's to try their pizza based on reviews, and it didn't disappoint. The…read morebuilding is divided into the pizza restaurant/kitchen up front with the bar and additional dining seating in the back, with a half wall and walk-through separating the two spaces. Luckily, it wasn't too busy, so the bartender leaned over the half wall and let us know how to order. It's all self-service and you actually have to walk up to the counter to place your order, pick up your utensils & plates, and clear your own table. We had the ultimate cheese bread with dipping sauces (both the Alfredo and marinara were delicious!) and also ordered a large Herb's Heaper pizza with olives on half only. Pizza order was accurate and came out quickly, had the perfect amount of sauce and toppings, and was loaded with cheese. A good solid 8/10 for both breadsticks and pizza. The only downside is that the bar and the pizza are on separate operating systems and the bar didn't take debit cards. I had to withdraw cash at the bar ATM to get a beer to go with my pizza, which was inconvenient. Now that we know the quirks, we'll bring cash for the bar and will know how to order next time. We will be back!

Herb N'Lou's Pizza is a no-frills pizza joint that is a huge must-have for this small town…read more We were in town for Hoover Ball. It was a long day of games, in the heat. By the end we were famished! So we decided to pop down the street to this hole in the wall pizza spot. It was happenin'. There's no waitstaff. You order at the window and they hand you an old school ticket.... it takes a minute for your order to be made. Don't forget to listen for your number! They only yell it once or twice then just let it sit in the window, waiting for it to be claimed. We got the cheesy bread (A GOTTA-TRY) -- I am a breadstick snob, these were legit and the marinara was fab. The pizza is thin crust, and hit the spot. The cheese and pepperoni were piping hot. Seating is limited and large parties could be accommodated but it could take a minute to make a table large enough. We had 11 and were able to squeeze into two tables by the front window, luckily. (That being said it was an off time, so if it had been a peak 'dinner time' hour-- we would have been SOL.) Overall, bang for buck was good. Parking is a non-issue. This wouldn't necessarily be as successful of a spot in bigger cities, but for West Branch-- you can tell this is a local favorite both for the food and as a watering hole. (The bar area was jam packed.)

I'm visiting from California so I wasn't sure what to expect. I will say the pizza is really good,…read morebut very expensive. I just paid $93 for a sausage pizza, a pepperoni pizza, and a combo pizza. Another thing that surprised me was they don't accept Apple Pay (or Google whatever it is). It's 2026 and you can't tap to pay with your phone. When I'm paying $93 for three pizzas, you think they'd be able to modernize their system so you can tap to pay with your phone. Over eight years ago, I could tap to pay with my phone in a tiny grocery store in Croatia, but I can't tap to pay at Tomaso's. The fact that the restaurant is unclaimed tells you how much they care about customer feedback.

Great pizza! But a parking lot spill spoiled the entry…read more The staff was alerted but did not clean it up!

Pizza tasted like flavored crust! The toppings were so scant I couldn't even taste them…read more Pepperoni so thin it was like tissue paper. Barely enough cheese to cover the minimal sauce. Onions & grn peppers diced so tiny you could hardly see them and that was before it was cooked, no kidding! Very disappointing We had always like Papa Murphy's but, toppings keep getting less & less, today they were almost NOT THERE. It's sad that we're paying good hard earned money for flavored bread crust instead of the meal they advertise. Wish it was like before.

Pizzas are always perfect, easy baking instructions. Staff are very friendly and courteous!!read more

We were new in town; The smell was in the air, couldn't stop myself from going in. Best pizza in…read morethe area.

Tasty pizza! Just did carry out but it was ready in 20 minutes. Would definitely return when I'm…read morein the area again

In my quest to find the best burger in Cedar Rapids, I typically aim for non 'fast food' choices. I…read moreheard about B-Bop's and thought that I would give them a try. I was NOT disappointed! Great burger, the fries were fresh & tasty. They offered plenty of variations. My wife said the fish sandwich was tasty as well. I will definitely being going back whenever I need a great burger and I don't feel like cooking my own!

I should have followed my own advice. If you walk into a restaurant on a beautiful day at noon and…read moreit's empty, turn around immediately and gtfo. But oh no, like a dope I order. Man, was that a mistake. I got 2 slices - one beef and one pepperoni. Started with the beef. Should have quit after the first bite. Luke warm. Crust was wretched. Crisp, but God-awful. Sauce? Like sauce strained through a used jock strap. Don't even get me started on the rest. The other slice was just as bad. As I sat there doing yeoman work I thought, "I should stop and go somewhere else." Unfortunately, I felt like I paid for this and I don't want to waste my money. Now having eaten, I find my stomach asking "WTF?" Easily the worst pizza I have ever had...and not just by a little bit. This is galactically bad pizza. Seriously. If you're thinking about pizza (and you are if you're reading this) just move on from here. There's a Casey's close by. Stop there or anywhere but here.

Tomaso's Pizza is consistently voted one of the best places for pizza in the Cedar Rapids metro…read more We first started eating slices years ago when the business began and can testify that it remains one (if not *the*) best pizza place in the area -- and also that the quality/taste seems to be degrading, especially over the past year. (It just doesn't taste as good as it did a year ago. Change in the crust or sauce ingredients?) Part of the success that Tomaso's has enjoyed is that it is a big fish in a little pond. Drop the business in Chicago with several competitors... well, I don't think it would fare nearly as well. There are three pie types served: Detroit with a no-lip, caramelized crust. Chicago deep-dish. New York thin. If you decide to eat in the restaurant, don't be prepared for anything fancy (the foam plates are serve-yourself near the drink dispenser). And, you should also be prepared to wait a minimum of 30 minutes to receive your pie. If you get the pies to go, be sure to either ask for the pizza to be cut or to have a pizza cutter at home. You are going to pay quite a bit more than you would for a typical chain pizza, but the truth is that chain pizzas can't come close to competing.