Make The Drive To Northwestern Steakhouse, An Iowa Landmark On The Outskirts Of Town That Serves Famously Delicious Dishes
By Kim Magaraci|Published November 28, 2019
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Kim Magaraci graduated Rutgers University with a degree in Geography and has spent the last seven years as a freelance travel writer. Contact: kmagaraci@onlyinyourstate.com
Iowa is known for serving up some of the best beef in the country, and if you grew up here, you know that you don’t have to travel to the city to find a great steak. In fact, most Iowans skip the fancy steakhouses and stick to home town, family-owned restaurants, instead. If you’re looking to find one of the best steaks in Iowa, make the drive to Northwestern Steakhouse.
Way up on the outskirts of Mason City, you'll find a hole-in-the-wall steakhouse that's been serving up famous dishes since 1920.
For the past 100 years, Northwestern Steakhouse has earned a reputation for being the place to go for an authentic, mouthwatering Greek-style steak in Iowa.
Walking in to this little restaurant feels like a blast from the past. The humble interior reflects the small town and family history of Northwestern Steakhouse.
The menu hasn't changed much over the decades. You'll have your choice of steak, plus a small steakhouse salad and choice of baked potato, fries, or rice.
Try a filet, ribeye, New York strip, or even Prime Rib (if you're lucky enough to get there in time!) for an outstanding meal that's sure to impress even the most finicky foodie.
Come on in and make yourself at home here, where you'll find the same welcoming service and delicious steaks that put Northwestern on the map 100 years ago!