Fantastic lil BBQ place! The brisket is 10/10, I had the BBQ Sundae- which is meat of your choice…read morewith sides piled on top! The potato salad was delicious as well as the potato bake thing! Service was super fast, the building is cute, but not a long lingering place (metal patio type chairs for seating). We stopped for a late lunch at 3, it wasn't busy, and our food was out in under 10mins (I live the speed of places that already have the main part of the dish (I.e. meat) cooked!). I'd definitely go back when we are in the area again!

Moskis BBQ is a locally owned company and the family is very dedicated. The building is cute. Lots…read moreof parking but small spots. Food was really great. You order at the counter and they call you when it's done. I had the baked beans and cornbread. My husband had the 1/2 rack and said it was fabulous. I wish there had been honey on the table. The cornbread was hard. The place is very cute, the staff very nice. The portions are generous. The cost is on point! We have found it impossible to find delicious bbq so we were happy. There really isn't any "service" to be given. We will go back again. It's a great location, kid friendly, and consistent hours of operation. It has an outdoor eating area too. We highly recommend Moski's BBQ!!

Entering, we got there a few minutes early and they weren't quite seating the first seating (5:00…read morepm). Within a few minutes, they did take us for our requested reservation. Btw... reservations are only made by phone as they are not on Open Table, Table or Yelp for reservations. The bonus is that you can request a booth (as we did) when you call. It was perfectly lit inside so that while still romantic, you can see the menu! We didn't have to bring out the phone for this. There was a special small menu as well, that had a special Valentine's Day menu. What I didn't realize, until half way through the meal, was that the cocktail menu was on the back side. We did have to request the wine menu, which came in an old, tattered notebook. An investment in a nice professional wine folder would be a nice touch for this more upscale establishment. We had a fabulous dinner for Valentine's Day! We did order a bottle of the house Pinot Noir, a wonderful sweeter wine from Napa Valley. We started out with the chef's salad, which was a mix of greens, feta cheese crumbles and a deliciously sweet and tart balsamic vinaigrette! Both my husband and I had the beef tenderloin, which came with scrumptious mashed potatoes and perfectly steamed carrots and broccoli. For dessert, we had the wonderfully tasty Betty Jane's Gremlin Cheesecake, which did not disappoint! It was so creamy, not too rich, with just the right amount of sweetness! Priced at $10, we felt it was a little steep for the very slim slice that was served as most couples share a dessert! Honestly, it was so good, I just wanted more of it! The service was outstanding with the perfect amount of attention. Bus service didn't really happen but the server, Gabe, was on top of it, clearing plates when needed. All in all, we had a lovely night celebrating Valentine's Day, a day early to avoid the crowds!

Food too heavy seasoned... too much garlic on salad, lemon on grouper and BBQ on salmon. Also…read moredrinks leave much to be desired. Service good Ambience good Think about another place to go!!

Love the food, fast service. Friendly too!…read more Only complaint is there is a younger fella that works there that never gets my order right. Not sure if he's still there or not, but amazingggggg shakes!

Wow!!! For so long I have wanted to try loose meat sandwiches. This did not disappoint. Got the…read moreorginal loose meat and the chili cheese loose meat that is served open faced. This was well worth the detour to try it. We had a very helpful server this place has a nostalgic feel.

Good food, generous portions, and great service, definitely a winning combination. Our server…read moreMariah, was friendly and attentive. Give this place a shot, you won't be disappointed.

If you're looking for a burger this is the place. With no less than 73 burgers on the menu you…read moreshould be able to find one to fit your taste. We were in for breakfast and it wasn't bad at all. I had the breakfast burrito that was wrapped in an omelet instead of a tortilla. Different but pretty good. The wife had a pancake the size of a dinner plate. Our server was very friendly and on the ball. She even took the time to chat a little. The place is clean and nicely decorated. We enjoyed our breakfast and will stop some day and get into the burger menu.

The food was very inexpensive and was very well made. For under $10 I had a fairly large quesadilla…read moreand a pop.

The food and service is absolutely amazing! Highly recommend this new place to everyone that is…read morewanting to try something different, you will not be disappointed!

Juan is AN AMAZING server, in a great mood every time we see him and extremely kind, the food is…read moreabsolutely amazing and tastes great no matter what, drinks are yummmmm Amazing place to go to for dates, fun nights with good food, and family friendly for the kiddos as well, will definitely be regulars!!

The salsa/chips and the food was not good at all, as a matter of fact it was even gross, the…read moremargarita was even worse. The only thing that I have one star for it that my server was attentive and friendly. I will not be going back

If you know, you know…read more Traveling to Dubuque for the final stop of the RAGBRAI cycling tour across Iowa, I was fortunate to discover Dottie's Café for one last breakfast before beginning the long drive back to New Mexico. The exterior tells you everything you need to know. It's classic, woven into the fabric of the community--a place where locals gather, travelers are welcomed, and good breakfasts are simply expected. The menu item that caught my eye was the Hillbilly Surprise. I'd describe it as the Midwest's answer to Eggs Benedict: an English muffin topped with ham, an egg, and smothered in rich country gravy. Pair it with a side of crispy hash browns, and you've got the breakfast equivalent of "peas and carrots"--they just belong together. I grabbed a seat at the counter, enjoyed the friendly atmosphere, and soaked in one last taste of Iowa hospitality before heading west. If your travels take you through Dubuque, Dottie's Café is well worth the stop. IYKYK

Dottie's Cafe in Dubuque has a cool location, a nice walkable area, and a fun old-school diner…read morefeel. I loved the short stools, the counter, and the general vibe of the place. Service was prompt and professional, and the prices were very fair. Coffee was hot, but taste-wise it was just okay. The food was where it fell flat for us. The pancakes were probably the highlight, and those were good. I also ordered an omelet with cheese, and it came with a slice of melted American cheese on top. I am not trying to be a cheese snob, but we were basically across the Mississippi from Wisconsin, the cheese state, so that one hurt a little. The omelet itself was more like mixed-up eggs with peppers and onions folded into shape, but the cheese choice really threw me off. Kim ordered the Hillbilly Surprise for $9.25, and unfortunately, we were a little surprised too. The same American cheese situation showed up on the hashbrowns, and the gravy tasted pretty canned. The three-egg omelet pricing was very fair at $6.25, with add-ins at 40 cents each, so I will give them credit there. The value is good -- I just wish the quality matched the charm of the place. Sorry Dottie's Family - I wanted to like this more than I did. Cool diner feel, fair prices, and decent service, but the food was just very average for us.

Great! Got the chicken teriyaki and it was delicious. Veggies were really good and the chicken was…read moregood quality. Yum yum sauce that came with it was delicious as well. 8/10

Good food. Not many vegetables though. Lots of salmon and rice…read more Service is quick. Challenge it is a food truck. Environment. Standing out in Winter not great. Yet, no options available close by.