This Creekside Restaurant In Iowa Is A Beautiful Place To Dine

Even though Iowa is a landlocked state, there are so many beautiful waterfront restaurants out here! One gorgeous historic spot is a great place to dine any time the weather looks fine. Head to the General Store Pub in Stone City, Iowa for a meal you'll truly love.

You might recognize the General Store Pub when you pull up - it was the subject of a 1930 Grant Woods painting.

When you step inside, you'll feel like you've stepped back in time!

This gorgeous, rustic restaurant has preserved their history well. You can tell as soon as you walk in that you're somewhere special!

Order up some bar bites from their menu. They offer seafood, wings, burgers, and one of the best tenderloins you'll have. Their tackle box appetizer is one of the most popular dishes, so dig in!

For dessert, indulge in a Roasted Marshmallow. It's soaked in Bailey's, and you can roast them right at your own table.

Not only is this a historic building, but it's located right on the scenic Wapsipinicon River.

Dine out on the deck and enjoy the weather and the peaceful sound of the water.

Their Grain Bin Bar is the most unique place to have a drink. You'll feel right at home with their friendly service. Try their legednary Wapsi-rita

After dinner, take a stroll down by the winter. Iowa is one of the most beautiful states - and we're not as landlocked as everyone thinks!

Address: 12612 Stone City Road, Anamosa, IA, 52205

Hours: Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

For more waterfront dining in the Hawkeye State, read This Floating Restaurant Has Some Of The Most Enchanting Waterfront Views In Iowa.