Stopped on a Tuesday morning, service was great! Food was great. We ordered a 4 ct of the…read moreBeignets. This is called "My Girlfriend's Not Hungry" . Lol. Tried the traditional, which was my favorite, we also had a Lemon, and Cinnamon Sugar. They were all great. Wife said she enjoyed the Lemon. There is another flavor called Holy Hot, but we didn't try it. Also, added a half order of the biscuits and gravy, which was very good. We also each got coffee. I got an iced coffee and my wife ordered hot. Coffee was great as well. This is a small coffee shop, but has great service and food. Definitely worth a try. We drove out of our way for this and will do it again. Small town friendly service and atmosphere. I'd post pictures but we already ate everything. Lol

I've seen reviews for this place, but never knew where it really was. My husband and I went on a…read moreroad trip and stumbled across this cute little coffee/food shop. Many places to sit and eat too. We ordered coffee and their signature beignets just like New Orleans. We got the originals. They were hot and fresh and delicious. Our drinks were made and delicious as well. We had to wait on the beignets, but our waitress told us they'll be hot and fresh and they were. It was worth it. Many other things I'd like to try, but it was a quick stop. Next time I'd like to sit down and eat inside. Very quaint, very cute.

Cute coffee shop in the main square with really good coffee! Great ambiance and specialty lattes…read more Very nice owner and family too!

This place is FANTASTIC! Friendly, great decor and atmosphere, and the food and coffee blew us…read moreaway! They even have the most delicious gluten free muffins we've ever had! Do yourself a favor and stop in for coffee and breakfast and friendly conversation at Mayberry's in Osceola! We will definitely be back on our next road trip!

I stopped in here during Tulip Time with some girls in my family. The staff was very friendly and…read moreseemed to be happy that we had come. I ordered a mocha, my niece - a cortado, my sister - a dirty chai, and my mother - plain coffee. Each of us liked our choices. Both my sister and I thought ours were very good! My mocha was probably the best I've ever had at a coffee shop. I'll return if ever I'm in Pella again. :)

This place was super cute inside. Service was good and they are right next to an awesome pizza…read moreplace you can actually order from and eat at the cafe. Coffee was coffee and good.

Small, quaint coffee shop. Plenty of seating for groups up to 8, but easily accommodates a person…read morejust looking for a quiet place to study. Perfect little place in a college town. Staff was nice, prices are fair.

4.2 A great product and high quality locally roasted…read more(Corozon in WDM) Available. They did and still do a great job!

Looking for a place to grab lunch while doing my civic duty I came across Petite Cafe…read more What a hidden gem of a coffee shop. I am going to say the gals name at the front was Sasha and I loved her warm welcoming energy. I got a mocha latte and it was gorgeous. The flavor was fantastic. I need a larger size of this next time. Loved the foam and deep mocha flavor was phenomenal. Made my lunch trip worth it and I knew then that the food was going to hit well. I got the BLTA and added the chicken after asking Sasha about it. She suggested adding the spicy mayo and the suggestion was spot on. What a delightful sandwich. The sourdough had a hard crust but a soft center toasted to perfection. The creamy avocado was velvet smooth mixed with the spicy mayo, crisp lettuce, juicy tomato, crispy smoky bacon, and the tender chicken was incredible flavor that left you satisfied. Just a wonderful lunch experience and then the bells starting playing the star spangled banner. Listen to my video, sorry it's short I didn't want to accidentally record someone. I feel like Sasha should have given a warning about how addictive this was, but then in away she had. She mentioned there can be a long line in the morning and I can see why that would be. I can't wait to go back and get this sandwich again. I would recommend her suggestion on the spicy mayo. Chocolate & Caramel Chunk Cookie with Sea Salt. Oh my goodness don't sleep on this cookie. Crisp edge with nice chunks of chocolate and caramel and the salt just sends it next level. Feel like I need this in a brown butter version as well. This was the trifecta of lunch- Latte, Sandwich, and Cookie. Made doing my civic duty a little better because now I had a solid lunch option and a reason to go back. I also need to try a scone when I return. I also learned they have a chicken salad sandwich on croissant so now I am trying to make it back so I can sample that. There are some really good options on the menu and they have local coffee plus everything you would expect in a gem of a coffee shop. The service was stellar and the vibe was warm and welcoming. Got a cookie for my lady so $32 I believe with $5 tip and the chicken is worth the add on. A great value for lunch with quality fresh ingredients and the cookie is large.

Cute little cafe with great bites and high-quality lattes. We're espresso/latte/matcha snobs and we…read moreliked it! Super friendly staff, too!

Cortado was made brilliantly and the BPT ( Bacon, Pesto, Tomato )sandwich was small but very tasty…read more I ordered the poached egg as separate but it was not included. But overall the young ladies did a good job. P.S I was impressed a small place like Indianola had a coffee place that made cortado. Super impressed

Five stars for the cortado (brown sugar) and the ambiance. This will be my go to for coffee when…read moreI'm in the Des Moines area

It was really great! My brother and I keep going back to get the delicious bubble tea. The worker…read morewas really nice and kind. He was really generous and made sure we were happy before we left. It had all of the awesome values a good drive through should have.

Absolutely wonderful service. Stopped in today while on a trip to the city. Coffee is delicious,…read moreand the service is felt wholesome. If I could rate 10 stars I would! Definitely plan to make Mudslinger's Coffee a regular stop on our trips to the city.

I'm going to kind of double up on this review. Harvest Creek and Pine Creek Ltd pretty much sit…read moreright on top of one another. They are "creeks" separated by a wall but they both have a very similar feel. So similar in fact that I asked my girlfriend... "Do you think these shops might have the same owner?" The atmosphere is low lit and cozy and the collection of merchandise is eclectic. Definitely not something that you run into every day... I'm not sure how to describe the merchandise. Pine Creek offers some seasonal and smaller home furnishing. More leaning to home good. And some items on Harvest Creek you don't necessarily think of when you think Iowa. Some border what you think of when you think wiccan or occult (not in a bad way though)... If I had to guess the owners have their own personal tastes and interests and they stock the shops to align with what they like and hope the market finds them. We really enjoyed looking through both of these little shops and they are ones I would encourage anyone coming through the Winterset area to stop and check out both Harvest Creek and Pine Creek Ltd!

This is one of the most unique shops I've ever been in. It feels as if you are entering a mystical…read moreworld. It is absolutely beautiful inside. It is a treat to visit here.

It is a GREAT bakery that earns its rating as one of the nation's 10 best bakeries. Located on the…read moreEastern side of the great Winterset public square, this terrific family business oozes customer service and kindness, and its food is spectacular. Owner Jim Sparks is a wonderful man, and they are a strong community supporter. Their family has operated the business for more than 40 years. My apple fritter was the best I have ever enjoyed, and we decided that it was definitely worth the 45-minute ride! They also have great donuts and cookies, plenty of indoor seating, and historic Winterset photos. This is a jewel. Visit it; you'll love the entire experience.

This is a pleasant "Bakery on the Square" that my Dad and I stopped at during our recent drive…read morethrough Winterset (think Bridges of Madison County). We had just come from the John Wayne Museum and I was looking for a sweet roll for my early hotel room coffee the next morning. That would be for my 5 AM wake up (home and away) to tide my over before breakfast with Dad around 8 AM. This Bakery has a lot of room and seating, and it's a bit of a walk to the counter. As we were here mid-afternoon, selection was more limited, but still tempting. I would have preferred a scone over a donut (because the former is "healthier"?), but my choice was either going to be the later with white frosting or a long john. And what I chose was delicious the next morning.

We live on the East Coast and were planning an "Elevated Picnic" rehearsal dinner that took place…read morein Iowa, so finding someone we could completely trust from a distance was incredibly important. Off the Griddle exceeded every expectation. They truly took care of everything--tables, coolers, beverages, plates, silverware, napkins, desserts, flowers, decorations, and the most amazing charcuterie spread for 45 people. Every detail was thoughtful, beautifully done, and completely stress-free for us. The food was absolutely incredible, and days later our family and friends are still talking about how beautiful and memorable the event was. What stood out just as much as the food and setup was the communication. They were exceptionally communicative throughout the entire process, responsive to every question, and made planning from across the country feel easy and manageable. The entire evening was exactly what we envisioned and more. We are so grateful for the care and effort they put into making such an important event feel special and seamless.

Poor food quality, the lady that ran it was incredibly rude and disrespectful. Also, disappointing…read moreto see her constantly emphasize that it is woman owned. Food shouldn't be based on identity politics, but quality of cuisine. I won't go back....