The Cafe was lovely and the food delicious! It is not the usual version of croissant or bowl. The…read morestaff seem middle eastern and the food had flair. I had Dulce de Leche Crepes. I was worried they would be at sweet, but the creme, bananas and whipping cream were just the right not-too sweet. We shared Falafel and hummus, which also was very good. Try a croissant! It was large with a moist flakiness.

I love the butter chicken. The coffee is presented with Barista signature. The House omelet is…read moredelicious.The environment is lovely. I would highly recommend this lovely cafe for breakfast, brunch or lunch. I hope to try their house made crepes, savory or sweet.

Great waitstaff, fast food, fantastic kids meals, appreciate how much homemade there is. Amazing…read morevegetable soup- solid stop. Good vibe. Slight cons- no prices on drinks, slightly expensive for steak tacos for two.

I got the tuna bowl here and it was fantastic. My wife got a burger and loved it. Their menu is…read morepretty well labeled with gluten-free options and since I am celiac, that matters a lot. It had some cool atmosphere and cool people too. I would definitely come back here again

I am lactose intolerant and love how there isn't just Mac and cheese here now. There are so many…read moreoptions and something for everyone. Even the pickiest in the family.

Finally did it -- stopped by Noodles & Company after passing it a million times saying "one of…read morethese days!" Went for the Rigatoni Rosa with Parmesan Chicken -- creamy, dreamy, and got a little wild adding their Smolder from Boulder spice mix for that extra chili kick! Bright vibes, friendly crew, tasty pasta -- not too shabby for a mini mama getaway!

We met family here today for a Birthday lunch for my sister in law…read more I LOVE the interior here - high ceilings, all the polished wood- absolutely gorgeous. Now, my sister in law complained that it's very loud and echoey- but she had her earplugs and that helped. Service was attentive too. Most of us ordered salads- my husband and I had the chicken chipotle. It was creative and tasty. It's pricey here- $18 for a salad - ouch- but it was for a birthday and she was happy for the celebration.

While in town for a college visit with our son, we walked from our hotel down to The Vault for…read moredinner. We have a restaurant locally (in Southern Illinois) with the same concept and name. It's also located inside of an old bank, so we wanted to check this one out. We were seated immediately and received great service. The waitress was new, but already familiar with the menu. She made recommendations and was very attentive. We started with the pretzel and I can't wait for you to see the photo of how huge this thing is! We all three ate some of it, and there was enough for two people left once we were all done. It's massive! For the entree, I had the chicken quesadillas, my husband had the salmon bowl, and my son had the French dip. The food was all very good and if he chooses Dubuque for college, we will definitely be back!

Came here for lunch on Sunday May 19th. The burgers were flavorful and juicy. The service was…read moregood with a nice beer selection. Not a large selection, but decent. Best of all they had the Marquee network playing the Cubs game!

Stopped in this bar today while up in Dubuque for an award ceremony at the University of Dubuque…read more The place was clean and not very busy being we showed up after the lunch rush. The service was impeccable and the food was perfection. The bartender was even singing along as he worked. Definitely a fantastic experience, keep it up and check this place out.

This was recommended by a friend so we stopped when visiting Galena. Food was really outstanding,…read morelots of menu options which I wasn't expecting from a brewery. They were quite busy for a mid afternoon weekday but servers were attentive and very patient with our large groups questions. Nice atmosphere and clearly not just a place to drink! Highly recommend.

We stopped in for dinner during a recent road trip and I'm glad we picked this place. It was…read morelocated in an old building, maybe it was a church? But the interior was very cool and the area was very pretty. They have a nice outdoor patio, inside bar and table seating. Plus they have several arcade games and sweet merchandise. Service was friendly and everything was clean. They had quite a few beers on tap so I opted for a flight. I sampled the cramden bike-fruited sour, Punchy the clown-sour, Bangers-Strawberry Rhubarb Piehole-gluten free sour, and I Gotta Have My Hops-imperial ipa. They were all really good but my favorite was the strawberry rhubarb. It wasn't overly sour but was more sweet and was just a nice, light, summery drink. For dinner I had the Cuban B-smoked pulled pork, ham, pickle chips, honey mustard, and Swiss cheese on a hoagie roll. It came with a side of fries. The Cuban was delicious. The flavor was Smokey and sweet with a little acidity. It was really well balanced and was very tasty. Highly recommend. The fries were crispy and crunchy and not overly salted. I'd definitely order them again. Highly recommend that you stop in if you're in the area. If we end up around here again, we'll definitely stop in again.

A town staple. Good in all seasons. A great mall stop. Friendly staff. Good for drinks.read more

The best part about the Dubuque Mining Company is the atmosphere--it feels like stepping straight…read moreinto a scene from Smokey and the Bandit or any classic 1980s trucking movie. The décor strikes a perfect balance between local flair and vintage diner charm, packed with enjoyable little tchotchkes that give the place a personality all its own. The waitstaff is fast, friendly, and on top of everything. Service is efficient without ever feeling rushed, and the prices are more than fair for what you get. The food? Exactly what you'd hope for from a great diner: simple, satisfying, and delicious. Dubuque Mining Company delivers exactly the kind of experience it promises. The only reason it's not a five-star review is because it can be tough to get a seat during peak times--but that just proves people know it's worth the wait.

Roux and Lucia is definitely needed for Dubuque! Have gotten coffee and pasteries from their carry…read moreout and enjoyed every time- I would definitely recommend! I had brunch at their restaurant and everyone in our group enjoyed their food and our waitress was very attentive! The space is very aesthetic with natural light. It was overall great experience, but upon arrival we did have an odd interaction with the girls at the espresso bar as we wanted to make sure we were standing in the right area to be seated as the hostess was not at the front (for about 10 minutes). They just weren't the most friendly, but once we were seated we had a great experience and this would not deter me from coming back in the future!

I returned to Roux & Lucia on a visit to Dubuque and wasn't disappointed again! I had a grilled…read morecheese and tomato bisque, one of my favorite combos, and they delivered. The grilled cheese had a unique jam on it, and the bisque is one of my favorites. The service was great again and I love the overall vibe of the restaurant. Can't wait to visit again in the warmer months!

Recently, some close friends, my wife and I drove over to Dubuque for a weekend getaway. We love…read morefarm-to-table restaurant concepts and in-city dining, so we thought Convivium would be an ideal spot to have breakfast on our first day in town. As great as this place could (if not should) be, it will never reach it's potential with the lousy customer service that we experienced. Why do I say this? Read on Yelper. We arrive for breakfast around 9:45 am on Saturday. There was a little bit of a line, which is to be expected at any well known breakfast/brunch establishment, right? The young lady working the register asked if we wanted to pick a table outside, handed us four menus and told us that someone would be out there to help us shortly. We sat at an empty, yet still dirty with plates from the last customers, table that was in the shade. Annnnnd we waited. As staff came out to attend to other customers sitting in the same patio area, the four of us sat there waiting for water, coffee, a smile... heck even an acknowledgement that we were there would have been nice. Seriously, if the Invisible Man was real and sitting at the table, he probably would have had a better chance of being noticed by the servers working that morning. We ended up busing our own table because no staff would bother to do it - I'm very serious. Nearly 20 minutes pass. As another couple comes into the patio, sits down and gets near immediate service with their drink orders, we had it! We entered the restaurant to find out what the problem is for such terrible service?!? The tall, head service member (did not catch her name) had an attitude for sure with her question "Did one of us seat you?" and we answered that "No, your host teammate told us to grab the table." She damn near rolled her eyes. Finally, lightening struck... someone showed up to give us water, wipe the table, and take our order. But don't get your hopes up that this was the end of bad service. Regrettably, it was not. We waited nearly 25 more minutes to get our order of eggs, potatoes, bacon, and sausage. Tough order for a breakfast place, don'tcha think? Out comes the food... without utensils to eat with. 4 mins of watching your food get cold motivated us to good inside and get our own utensils. As we did, the head member walks out with the items. Now - let's shift to the one positive part of the experience and that of course is the food. To show you that I am a reasonable reviewer, I will tell you that the meal was very tasty, cooked to order, and satisfying (especially when you're starving!). When I said at the beginning that this place can be great, the food is the reason why. After a Friday night of fun, a place like Convivium is just what you want for a Saturday breakfast before an afternoon of NCAA College Football - you know what I mean? But until management decides to hold the staff accountable for this terrible customer service, Convivium will be closed in less than 5 years (my prediction). Read some of the other reviews... we share the same general opinion. And this is coming from someone that values restaurant concepts like this one. Get it together before its too late, Convivium.

What a disappointment. Yelp usually leads me to amazing spots, but this was a fail…read more I loved the concept and the cool vibe of the place but the food and the service were lacking the same luster. My dad, sister, and I stopped in on a Sunday afternoon. My sister enjoyed her chicken pesto panini but Dad found his pulled pork to be dry and bland. I ordered broccoli cheese soup with sourdough toast. The soup was absolutely disgusting. It was so thick, overcooked, and tasted like it had been on a back burner for three days straight. Not to be gross, but it looked like congealed dog vomit. When I mentioned to our server, she was very condescending. I would like to try again and hopefully it was just a tough day.

This is the first time I've given Jersey Mike's less than five stars. Here in Dubuque most women…read moredon't weigh less than 180 pounds. I just so happen to get a girl make my sub who probably weighs about 50 pounds she might possibly the skinniest girl in the whole town. That is not who I want making my sub I ordered the chicken salad sub and sure enough she put a very thin spread of chicken salad on there probably a portion that she's used to eating This is the smallest sub I've ever had from Jersey Mike's. Why do you have the skinniest girl at all Iowa making subs? I do not know. Smh

Greetings always when you get in the door. The food is always fresh and good to the last bite. My…read morefavorite is the Big Kahuna with extra meat. Keep up the good work with the quality and atmosphere that it have.