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Southtown Bar and Restaurant

Southtown, a locally owned bar and restaurant is  located next to 9 hotels on Waterloo's south side. Southtown was established over 25 years ago and sits right off the interstate coming into Waterloo. Southtown is across the street from the Crossroads Shopping Center, next to the new Holiday Inn Express. It sits within a 2 block area of 9 hotels.    Southtown is known for Broasted chicken, homemade onion rings, tenderloins and great drinks. There is an extensive menu to choose from including nightly specials.  Hours are 7:00 a.m. Monday thru Saturday for breakfast and serve until 10:30 nightly.  Discounts are available from some of area hotels for your meal tickets.  If you're visiting Waterloo, Iowa, it's a must to stop for a hand breaded tenderloin sandwich, the broasted chicken or hand breaded fresh onion rings. You'll be glad you found us!! ...read more

By Southtown Bar and Restaurant March 11, 2009

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East Of China

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By KBB at Yellowbook

This place has the WORST customer service ever. I'm not joking. They are extremely rude and for no reason at all. Their food is terrible and the customer service is even worse (if that's possible). ||[]I would NEVER recommend this place to anyone I know. ||[]DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME & MONEY. ...read more

East Of China

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By kmb29 at Citysearch

If I could give this place 0 stars... I would.\t\nThey have the WORST customer service and RUDEST employees. They gave me a bad attitude for absolutely no reason and, to add to that, gave the worst chinese food I've ever eaten. \t\nI would NEVER RECOMMEND this place to anyone I know EVER. \t\nI go to the East China on Kimball Ave. now and they have good food and great service. \t\n\t\nDO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY AT THIS PLACE. ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE. ...read more

East Of China

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By SSSSSS at Citysearch

This restaurant East China on Logan in Waterloo used to be great. Order at the counter, they bring to the table. We did carry out frequently. Sometime around 2009 the quality went downhill badly. The meat is not recognizable. Chicken looks like chicken skin or chicken fat. I am not sure it is even chicken. Could be the skin of something else. Beef does not taste like beef. Pork in the egg rolls resembles fake bacon bits, and is dyed orangish-red. It even seems to have 'hairs' or fibers in it. Today I asked if the chicken was OK and they said yes, but it was bad. Best I can describe is like unfried pork rinds. Fried rice is hard and small as if recooked over and over. Some chemical is being used for flames or heat in the kitchen and it smells like fumes in there. The rice had the same flavor. I have complained twice about the food and a friend has complained once, and they are still consistently bad. If you complain, they will argue with you and not give your money back. Very bad place. No idea what went wrong, as they used to be great. Also the owners babysit their kids in there so you have annoying kids screaming and running around. They say they deliver to Waterloo, but if yougive them a valid Waterloo address north of town, they will say NO, TOO FAR. ...read more

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