My daughters went crazy in here buying all kinds of different shapes and colors of pasta. We got a…read morehuge bag for $75 and will be feasting for weeks to come. Super friendly lady behind the counter and plenty of room to peruse!

Pasta up to your eyeballs at this store. They have run of the mill spaghetti and stuff and what I…read morewas looking for, orecchiette, and pasta in various colors and stuff too. I bought some rainbow colored orecchiette, which was fun. They also have pasta that is labeled with various universities in the region; Illinois State, Wisconsin, University of Iowa, etc. They have dog shaped pasta, as well as other interest-based ones. The biggest issue for me is that it was so incredibly high priced. The pasta I bought was $15 per bag. I know it's imported, but... wow. What I buy at the store is maybe as high as $2.50 per bag. In addition to all the pasta you could ever want, they have some other food items and culinary tools.

My family and I love the taco pizza and pepperoni pizza! If you are going to get taco pizza this is…read morethe place to get it! Always a family atmosphere! Great service!

We stopped in for a family dinner on the way over the IL/Iowa border to drop our son off at school…read moreafter his spring break. The pizza was OK and ice cream selections were really solid. The Happy Joe's restaurant team on Sunday 3/22/26 was super friendly, attentive, and made the experience an overall good one.

I park in the call-in order pick up spot. Tow me…read more The young woman behind the counter was so enthusiastic about taking my order, I questioned if she was experiencing an alternate reality. Maybe one where she was asking children at the mall what they would like for Christmas, or one where all the noodles were free and any donations went to rescue abandoned, mutilated puppies. The ambient music started with a pleasing tune from Talking Heads and moved to a comforting hit by Bon Iver. Throughout the whole meal, the music swayed between alternative pop punk, basement ballads and easy hip hop beats. My ears were fed. I continued watching the employee as she said goodbye to patrons with slit eyes and a wide grin that continued as she turned around and got back to shuffling things around behind the counter. Although clearly an effort to bring those customers back in to the establishment, the purpose seems less about the financial gain of the big box chain, but more so to eliminate her panicked uselessness when the business slowed. The food came and smelled delicious. I ordered a Thai curry with rice noodle and vegetables, a meal fit for a calorie-conscious young woman in a tight skirt. The flavors were rich for a bowl just under 600 cals, an accomplishment for a place where adding salt, sugar and fat to mask the lack of depth is probably standard procedure. I look around at a room of single tops and enjoy my food down to the last shred of Napa cabbage, celebrating the ease and comfort of eating alone at Noodles.

My last three visits have been very disappointing since the menu changes, the food has been coming…read moreout like warm instead of steaming from being thoroughly cooked. Although the flavors were good, it's not worth the money eating essentially cold food. With each of the my last three visits, the staff were more worried about gossiping with kitchen staff than getting to the register. I am disappointed, as this is my family's go to restaurant.

I had brought my kids here since my first was born, 10 years ago.. we stopped coming here, because…read moreit just plain was not that good anymore.. it had been over 2 years, at least since my family came here with me, and the only reason I did today, was my kids like a couple games here. 43.79 for 2 adults, and 2 young children, aged 7 and 8..no really it was $45.43 because we payed with a debit card . That's B's right there for one! So the food has never changed at all.. old food on buffet, and people standing by here with plates looking annoyed.. but the servers expect a tip after people wasting their money on the buffet!! Sorry, but this place has gone further down hill than it has ever been, and 15.99 without a drink is complete BS!! GUARANTEED YOU WILL NEVER GET ONE MORE PENNY OF MY MONEY IN COAL VALLEY...THE MILAN LOCATION DOES A GREAT JOB, AND ALWAYS HAS DIFFERENT DISHES ON THE BUFFET, AND A SALAD BAR!! WELL WORTH IT...COAL VALLEY MOT SOUCH, DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!! THE ONLY REASON WE CAME HERE AFTER ALL THIS TIME WAS OVER A COUPLE GAMES THE KIDS LIKE.. TOTAL REGRET!!!

Great local pizza joint with a18 hole mini golf course outside. Small arcade inside. Tins of things…read moreto keep the kiddos occupied. The taco pizza is the best.

One of my favorite places to go for cravings they actually get my food order right most of the time…read morewhen it's hard going to establishments with a severe food intolerance...

Awesome pizza in Burlington! Their sauce has a delicious, homemade flavor. My favorite thing about…read moreMazzio's is probably the crust though. I love how it curves up on the back like a little dish but it's not deep like some others. Gives it a nice little crunch on the edge. The buffet is awesome, great salad bar and breadsticks especially. I have a lot of good memories here of going to eat after baseball games or just hanging out with friends and family. Its just a fun, clean atmosphere that always gives me a warm feeling inside when I go :)

Parking was free and plenty in a lot however I would say they only had 1 handicap space…read more The service was superb we were there for a birthday and they could not have made it better for her. The server was fantastic our server Nikki could not have been better. The Salad bar was included with all the lunches and it was outstanding. The lettuce was fresh and crisp and everything else on the salad bar was really good. The meal came with complimentary bread service served warm with olive oil and butter. The pizza was really good, the pasta was fresh and very cheesy, the sandwich and fries were not as good they just seemed ordinary. The pecan pie was a let down the crust was hard and the pecans tasted burnt so I would say avoid it. The restaurant was nicely appointed but in the restroom was a not very well taken care of, the toilet paper holder was broken and just hanging there and it was out of soap which being there as they opened i would think it would be full.

Came here for my birthday, amazing service and delicious food. They really know how to celebrate…read moreyou and go out of their way to make sure you are being well taken care of. I appreciated it so much. The inside of the building is beautiful, and decorated very nicely. Thank you Bri for the excellent for service tonight. We will definitely return!

We were looking for good Italian food in the area last night, as we are visiting LeClaire Iowa from…read moreout of town and found Gilanella's across the river in Rapids City. When we walked into the mostly empty restaurant, except for 3 guys sitting at the bar, it was kind of an uneasy gut feeling I had, but decided to persist neverless. My party of 6 sat at a large table and the very friendly hostess/waitress/cook/barkeep brought us menus and took our drink order. As we sat there perusing our menus and waiting for drinks, the 3 dudes at the bar were talking about nothing in general with dropping F-bombs and about every vulgar sexual situation, more loud cursing, (at this point, the waitress who wore many cloaks) joined in and sounded more like a sailor at sea than she did a sweet, friendly waitress. At this point 2 of the loud cussing patrons at the bar left and it became tolerable. THE FOOD: I ordered the spaghetti with a couple of meatballs added, and she assured me they were home made. I also ordered a dinner salad with blue cheese dressing. The salad she prepared was very fresh and crispy and there was no issue with that. However, when the main course arrived that was a different story. The meatballs were simply balled up hamburger with no flavor, and the marinara was nothing more than a jar of dollar store spaghetti sauce that tasted like it had equal cups of sugar and salt instilled in its making. The others in my party commented on the pizza's (I agree with the review about Jack's pizza being microwaved tasting better). They stated the dough was not home made dough, but was probably more like chef boyardee pizza dough mix, however, could have also been a dollar store purchase, and was very salty as well. The Margarita pizza was more of a cheese pizza with a few tomato's tossed here and there and a basil leaf chopped into miniscule pieces . On a good note, the garlic cheese bread and plain garlic bread were pretty good. The styrofoam plates and plastic dinner ware were a nice touch to the meal as well. I can honestly say it won't be happening again. The lack of cars in the lot, empty tables, and 3 or 4 patrons at the bar, tells me this isn't really an eating joint, but a place for locals to hang and drink, then have the bar tender toss together some "drunk food" . Yes, I tipped her, as she was very nice and cordial to us, but waiting 45 minutes for our food, and all of the other lack of a sensible dining experience, will prevent another visit to this restaurant.

Does NOT serve QC-style pizza, and that is a GOOD THING!! I haven't had a bad pizza here, and I've…read morebeen patronizing this establishment since they were take-out only. They have a well stocked bar, although the wine selection is quite limited. The pandemic has made life difficult, with sporadic hours, but they have survived, for which I am very grateful. Thanks, Jen, for being a bright spot in our neck of the woods!