Love the veggie omelette and breakfast potatoes for breakfast on my weekends off with a glass of…read morespicy V8. I have been coming here often for the past 10 years. The wait staff, clerk, and kitchen staff are are friendly and helpful. It is a small cafe within a convenience store out in the middle of NE Iowa. This is the place where farmers hang out.

This is one of my favorite breakfast or lunch places to eat whenever I visit my grandparents. The…read moremeals are cooked in big portions for a good price. Food is delicious!! I haven't tried the dinner menu but I bet it is tasty. The people there are very welcoming and it is usually the same people everyday! It has a very homey feel! 5/5 recommend!!

We stopped here as part of our Harvest Host tour this weekend and had a nice stay. Nestled in the…read morehills of Iowa the winery is a very quiet and beautiful place to sit on the patio and enjoy some wine. We were warmly greeted by staff when we got here, got the camper set up and came in for some food and a tasting. They have a nice menu of appetizers, salads, flatbreads and sandwiches. We got the 3 dip combo which was salsa, buffalo chicken and a southwestern bean dip. They were all really good. We both had a wine tasting of 4 wines and ended up getting a bottle of the Lazy Days Itasca. It was a crisp white wine that was refreshing while sitting outside on the patio. The menu does have a considerable amount of sweet wines but does have a few dryer wine. They also have wine slushes on the menu that we tried that were really good.

We've been here a couple times to enjoy a lunch at their grill, sample their wines and take home…read moreseveral bottles of our favorites. So, for the wine "purists" out there, remember, these are not necessarily like nice, earthy pinots, merlots or cabernets that you pour in a big glass and enjoy with dinner. More like light, sweeter pino grigios or rieslings. We drink them mostly like sweet dessert wines (think port) in small glasses after a meal or late in the evening. If you come at them from this perspective, you won't be disappointed as you might be if you went here looking for a conventional table wine. Great location, nice facilities, enjoyable wines and pretty good food. I had the Norwegian sandwich - VERY good. It's out past the Seed Savers, so if you are looking for something to do after visiting them - this may be just the ticket. Highly recommended.

Great shop ! Love the rewards program! Good price and very friendly staff! My go to spot !read more

Beautiful rooms! Wonderful staff! Overall A great experience…read moreand seems much more affordable compared to others in the area.

This review has taken me some thought to write. At first impression the room in the building all…read morelooked nice and very cozy. The bed was mediocre, pillar, pillows, mediocre for comfort, wise. I would say mediocre all around for this hotel stay. But after being there a couple of hours we noticed that there were many safety precautions, dangerous things that could happen. We stayed in the family room as that was the only room that was left. I actually ended up being electrocuted by the outlet just by plugging in my power cord to charge my phone. The outlet box was just a silver box. It didn't have a plastic cover over it and definitely at a Child's within a Child reech so that can be scary. I did let the front desk know of the situation. They did ask if I was OK. They said they would check it out as I never had this problem before I just wanted them to know of the situation I didn't want anyone else to get hurt. We also noticed that there were nails and screws sticking out at a child's level of the wall which can be dangerous. otherwise the area of the neighborhood was so cute in old town feeling the food we went next-door to the brewery which was really good. All in all we would not go back to this hotel. The concept is cute and fun, but we would not be back

This was our first B&B experience and our first time to Lanesboro. Thanks to Susie and Steve's…read morewarm hospitality, it won't be our last. Anna V's is a short jaunt from downtown Lanesboro on a quiet residential street. Please be advised to make your reservations well in advance because this is one of the best B&B's in town and it's no secret. We were warmly greeted by both of our hosts upon arrival. We were given a tour of the house and warm cookies and cider! Once we settled in our hosts were also helpful with dinner suggestions and willing to make reservations if needed. They had lots of helpful information (menu's, etc) available in booklets in our room as well. The bed was super comfy and the sheets were to die for. The most amazing sheets I have ever had the pleasure of sleeping on. The room had all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay. In the morning, we enjoyed coffee delivered outside of our room, followed by an amazing three course breakfast. Every detail was attended to. They even took our pictures before we left! I've never felt so at home in someone else's home! Please visit Susie and Steve on your next visit to Lanesboro!

Victorian house with private baths and large rooms. Our hosts were warm and engaging and made our…read morestay very enjoyable. There is a bike barn to store your bikes at night. Breakfasts were amazing and they accommodated our dietary needs as well. Enjoyed the upstairs deck with my morning coffee. Quiet neighborhood. Would highly recommend this house to everyone.

I've only been here once but for me the service was outstanding! Our bartender was prompt, friendly…read moreand sweet, and cleared away our spent pull tabs before they could get in our way. Because this is a typical hole in the wall bar the drink options are limited and the only food options were Heggies pizza (I'm a big fan) and sandwiches from the cooler case. They did have Tito's, which I was very happy to mix with cranberry (they also had orange juice, tonic, and Red Bull to name a few). I'm on the fence and would give it five stars if not for two facts: I didn't try any food and it got a little smokey when a bunch of locals came in after smoking out back. We may have spent more time if not for that.

Typical small town bar, pretty quiet unless a biker group or car cruise comes to town in the summer…read moreor they're hosting a Rocky Mountain oyster feed. They do meat raffles on Saturdays I think. They have food, but I believe it's just frozen pizza & nuked sandwiches. We live in town so this is where we go for on/off sale...

Jo's Coffee Shop is the only place within 50 miles to get a great cup of coffee (and multiple…read morenon-dairy milk options in the middle of farm country, just miles away from Wisconsin and Iowa!). This cute space has excellent coffee from Minneapolis and offers oat, almond, coconut and soy milk for all its drinks. Our cappuccino ($4) was hearty and topped off with cinnamon, which was a great touch. I enjoyed my oat latte ($4) too. My only minor gripe is the lack of vegan baked goods.

Great experience! Country home feel, but with modern upgrades make this place a cozy and enjoyable…read moreplace to stay. The staff is great and the porch is amazing! I would absolutely come back again.

This was my first time staying at the Cottage house. I have traveled to 46 states and stayed in…read morehundreds of hotels, and Cottage house was one of the best experiences of them all. I was incredibly impressed with the cleanliness, hospitality, and relaxed atmosphere at the Cottage house. The lobby was decorated with the cutest decor. They had a great variety of coffee and tea to choose from. It was Great coffee, too, from a Keurig. Allison. was incredibly kind and informative. The hotel even let me check in early. Then when I left my personal blanket behind in the room after checkout, they were so kind to mail it to me. I cannot say enough nice things about this hotel. Stay here! You will Absolutely love it.