This Edgar Allan Poe-Inspired Restaurant In Iowa Is Marvelously Moody
Raymond Goldfield
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Iowa’s craft beer scene is growing fast, and a pretty recent restaurant and bar in Peosta is joining the rush – with a theme that ensures you’ll remember it. Darkbird Taphouse, an Edgar Allan Poe restaurant in Iowa, casts an imposing visage as you approach it thanks to the creepy black-feathered bird adorning the outside. Inside, you’ll find a raucous and welcoming scene and some of the best food and drink in the small eastern Iowa city – but the signature bird on every cocktail glass reminds you of whose house you’re in. No surprise, this is one craft beer bar that makes the most of Halloween, as its eerie theme kicks into overdrive. Come along as I show you why this place is an Iowa must!
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Have you been to Darkbird Taphouse in Peosta? Do you have any beautiful Darkbird Taphouse photos to share? Let us know what you thought of this Edgar Allan Poe-themed restaurant in Iowa in the comments section. If you’re planning a visit, check out the Darkbird Taphouse website and Darkbird Taphouse Facebook page for all the details on their specials.
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- The Off Shore Bar and Grill in Bellevue draws folks from near and far who love the fish and seafood entrees, great burgers, pizzas, and signature cocktails.
- Bracco World Cafe & Island Bar in Arnolds Park is known for their delicious shrimp dishes, tacos, Cajun entrees, and more.
- The Iowa River Power Restaurant in Coralville serves high-quality steaks, and seafood, and also has a wonderful Sunday brunch buffet.
Read on to learn about some of the many other outstanding waterfront restaurants in Iowa.
Where can we find museums in Iowa?
- The Sanford Museum & Planetarium in Cherokee has been recognized as one of the best museums in the Midwest.
- The Union Pacific Railroad Museum in Council Bluffs offers an array of exhibits relative to railroad history in the state.
- The Farmhouse Museum in Ames is a historic structure that at one time served as a residence for the Dean of Iowa State University where it is located.
Read on to learn about the many interesting museums in Iowa.
Where can we find small towns in Iowa?
- Lansing is a quaint riverside town that is known for its picturesque water views and a campground only a few minutes away from the water.
- Fort Madison is a popular destination for foodies, as the town has an amazing culinary scene.
- Pella is the place to experience Dutch culture, including during the annual Tulip Festival.
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