📍 2421 Riverside Blvd, Sioux City, IA, 51109
📞 712-252-7795
🌐 www.rnavarretesmexicanfood.net
Rudy Navarrete's Mexican Food in Sioux City offers delicious burritos, enchiladas, tacos, entomatadas, and more. We provide carry-out service, and we have a kid’s menu.
📍 33787 Foxview Ln, Sioux City, IA, 51108
📞 712-234-0000
Enjoy freshly made sensational appetizers, sandwiches, wraps, pizzas. The sports grill is focusing on gastro grill style, with all food made with fresh ingredients and hand pattied burgers and never frozen meats. With over 20 large flat screen televisions, 10 foot projector and 17 different receivers, this is the place to watch your favorite games. Subscribing to all direct tv sports channels, all you need to do is ask to get the game you want on one of the televisions. Weekends get crowded with live entertainment on Fridays and Saturday nights. Large dance floor to shake your groove thing. Bands start at 9:30 and go till 1:30. New to the sports grill is the many new draft, craft beers brought in, which are rotated frequently. Stop in today to try our new food and beers on tap and always friendly staff. You won't be disappointed!
📍 2328 Riverside Blvd, Sioux City, IA, 51109
📞 712-233-1212
📍 5030 Sergeant Rd, Sioux City, IA, 51106
📞 712-276-4031
🌐 www.blackbeardiner.com
In 1861 a gold prospector by the name of Sisson fell in love with Strawberry Valley - a quant mountain meadow at the foot of Mt Shasta in far northern California. He opened an inn near the town now called Mt. Shasta City. This inn overlooked the wild berry patches nearby that were frequented by both black bears and people alike. Tired travelers soon became aware of Sisson's fabulous hospitality and the inn became a well-known stopover. Large portions of quality food in an interesting and friendly atmosphere became the standard that people expected on their visits. In 1995, Bob and Laurie Manley, along with their partner Bruce Dean, opened the first Black Bear Diner on the site of the old strawberry patches near Mt. Shasta. They were determined to rekindle the level of hospitality that was lavished upon early guests to Strawberry Valley. The menu, service and decor were designed to remind the guest of a time when life was a little more simple, and service and quality were the cornerstones of business. The owners feel great satisfaction that after one hundred eyars, the black bears again look over Strawberry Valley. Although the family of restaurants called Black Bear Diner has grown from the single location at Mt. Shasta, to a wide spread family of Black Bear Diners along highways and byways of the Western United States, each restaurant is still dedicated to the same simple concepts that made the original inn at Strawberry Valley famous.
📍 2320 Transit Ave, Sioux City, IA, 51106
📞 712-276-5902
📍 4100 Floyd Blvd, Sioux City, IA, 51108
📞 712-522-2834