Baxa’s Sutliff Store & Tavern Is One Of The Most Unique Spots To Dine In The Hawkeye State

The Hawkeye State is full of hidden gems, and one store and tavern in rural Iowa is known for homestyle food, incredible views, and a quirky dining experience you're sure to love. Head all the way to Sutliff, Iowa, to discover a riverfront restaurant at Baxa's Sutliff Store and Tavern on the Cedar River.

Baxa's Sutliff Tavern is a riverfront restaurant in Iowa that's known for being one of the most unique places to dine in the area, and you'll want to stop by to see it for yourself.

When you step inside, you'll be mesmerized by the decor! There's taxidermy, retro signs, neon lights, and more to catch your eye.

Enjoy homestyle Midwestern meals, like crispy and delicious tenderloins, chicken fried steak, and homemade fries and tater tots.

The hole-in-the-wall restaurants always make the best tenderloins, don't they? This tucked-away riverfront restaurant in Iowa is no exception!

They're known for making delicious desserts, too. Their chocolate cream pie may be the best you'll find in Iowa!

Beyond their tasty food and quirky decor, Baxa's is unique thanks to the Sutliff bridge that sits practically on their front porch.

Walk across the gorgeous Cedar River before or after you eat. You'll either be working up an appetite, or walking off everything you just shoveled down.

Dining at Baxa's Sutliff Tavern and strolling across the Sutliff Bridge is a unique experience you can only have in rural Johnson County.

Keep an eye on Baxa's Facebook page, here, for daily specials and seasonal hours.

The Cedar River is one of Iowa's most impressive wonders. If you're looking to get to know it a little better, head north to Charles City and try out Charles City Whitewater, A Kayak Park Hiding In Iowa.