Feast On Handmade Pierogies At Lion Bridge Brewing Company In Iowa

Ah, pierogis - those pillowy Polish dumplings filled with classic fillings like potato, onion, cheese, or sauerkraut - or experimental fillings like loaded baked potato or even sweet treats. However, these delights are surprisingly few and far between in Iowa, especially at restaurants. Iowa does not have any dedicated Polish restaurants, but pierogis have snuck their way onto several menus around the state. The best pierogis in Iowa may be found at Lion Bridge Brewing Company, a unique brewpub in Cedar Rapids in the heart of Czech Village. While it mostly sells a classic American menu, some of those old European touches have found their way onto the menu - and you'll be glad you sat down for a meal and a drink here.

Located in the heart of Czech Village, Lion Bridge Brewing Company is one of the most unique brewpubs in the Hawkeye State.

The charming, old-school interior is the perfect place to indulge in a tasting or a casual meal.

The beer flights offered are the best way to sample all the local and seasonal beers offered at this acclaimed brewery. The bartenders are always ready to share interesting facts about the beers on offer.

And of course, you'll want some food to wash it down! The pub-style menu features a mix of American and European classics and shareable snacks.

Of course, the highlight here is the handmade pierogis, stuffed with cheddar and potatoes and lightly fried.

Topped with sour cream and fried onions, these indulgent treats are easily the state's best pierogis.

They would do many a Polish grandmother proud!

For something heartier, try the hefty burgers - topped with unique add-ons like fried Jalapeno coins. Around eight burgers are offered, each an inventive twist on the usual pub burger.

During the warmer season, the outdoor patio is the perfect place to dig into your meal and sip away at Lion Bridge Brewing Co.

Have you visited the Lion Bridge Brewing Company in Cedar Rapids? Tell us about your meal, and your pick for the best Pierogis in Iowa in the comments section! If you're planning to visit, you can see what's on offer on the restaurant's website and Facebook page. And while you're in the village, why not head right next door to the last old-school Czech bakery in Iowa?