These 8 Restaurants In Iowa Have Jaw-Dropping Views While You Eat
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Had the luck or misfortune of eating at 5 of these.
Compared to the places I've eaten In Hawaii, Fla, CA, Mexico and I hate to say it Seattle/Wa these are really white trash places.
Thank you, Clone. These views (grassy hills and water) are available in pretty much every state. Hardly jaw dropping.
This is jaw dropping
(though you can get on either coast)
not
I hate click bait titles. And I hate that I was click baited into this one.
Thank you, Clone. These views (grassy hills and water) are available in pretty much every state. Hardly jaw dropping.
This is jaw dropping
(though you can get on either coast)
not
If those top 3 are so good where are all the people?
When you take professional photos of your view you don't put people in the way. Not really that hard to figure out.
Here is the one in Toronto
and London
I had dinner at Moseley's in Iowa City this evening. Does it count as jaw dropping to choose to sit at the bar and benefit from 20 year old boobs being shook vigorously in front of me as glasses are cleaned behind the bar?
The only things jaw dropping in the state of Iowa are the number of fatties at the Iowa State Fair and the number of times bad ISU football teams beat decent/good Iowa teams.
Oscar & Lalo on Soliman Bay near Tulum was probably the best view I have enjoyed while dining. I'm not much of a world traveler. I know at least one of the "Corona on the beach" commercials was filmed there.
As to Iowa, yeah, we're not going to compete with the rest of the world as far as restaurants with views go. I suggest a picnic lunch and any park in the Paleozoic Plateau.
Little hint there with the last picture...pick a fall day.
As to Iowa, yeah, we're not going to compete with the rest of the world as far as restaurants with views go. I suggest a picnic lunch and any park in the Paleozoic Plateau.
Little hint there with the last picture...pick a fall day.
Dang straight! That's why I recommend a picnic lunch in a park. If one wants to get fancy buy steaks and a nice bottle of wine.
Breitbach's
Bills in Clayton
Chart House in Fairport
The old Dock in Davenport used to be a pretty good view.
The Boathouse in Dport-Is it still open?
It's Iowa.Not going to be any jaw dropping vistas.But still.
Bills in Clayton
Chart House in Fairport
The old Dock in Davenport used to be a pretty good view.
The Boathouse in Dport-Is it still open?
It's Iowa.Not going to be any jaw dropping vistas.But still.
Iowa River Power is nice, but not jaw dropping.
Doesn't Des Moines have any fine dining with cool atmosphere?
I ate at Moseley's a couple of weeks ago and think I noticed exactly what you are talking about.
Des Moines has many fine restaurants. Here's the view from Latin King:
The view from Sam and Gabes:
One of my personal favorite restaurants in Des Moines is Cafe di Scala. Here's the view from the front door:
In fairness and as Lute indicated, these are all great restaurants. But you're going to have to get your experience from the food, the atmosphere inside the place and from your companion(s).
I like your idea.Oscar & Lalo on Soliman Bay near Tulum was probably the best view I have enjoyed while dining. I'm not much of a world traveler. I know at least one of the "Corona on the beach" commercials was filmed there.
As to Iowa, yeah, we're not going to compete with the rest of the world as far as restaurants with views go. I suggest a picnic lunch and any park in the Paleozoic Plateau.
Little hint there with the last picture...pick a fall day.
Great view of the smells, too.the DoubleTree in Cedar Rapids has a nice view in their bar
Wow
Thanks. Realize now I was doing a SP thing but talking jaw dropping views and Iowa doesn't equate so it got away from me a little..
