The Secluded Restaurant In Iowa That Looks Straight Out Of A Storybook
There’s a restaurant in eastern Iowa in a tiny historic town that serves amazing food in a historic building. It’s beautiful any time of year, and with a view of the Wapsipinicon River and a giant cozy fireplace, this remotely located Iowa restaurant is sure to land on your bucket list.
The historic buildings in the area are made from locally quarried dolomitic limestone. The bridges and bridge piers here are made from the same limestone.
The restaurant’s official location is 12612 Stone City Road, Anamosa.
The General Store Pub could easily be straight out of a fairytale. It was built in 1897 and is featured in Grant Wood’s famous painting, "Stone City, Iowa".
The food here is wonderful and truly unique. The tacklebox sampler is served in an actual tacklebox.
Saturday night is traditionally Prime Rib night, here. You can get ribs on the first Friday of the month.
Have you been to The General Store Pub in Stone City?
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