The Youngville Cafe

A very unique experience. Learned some history and had a meal in one stop. The volunteers were excellent on such a busy day. We really enjoyed ourselves. A highlight on our vacation. We visited on 7/25/2023.

A wonderful experience, it's like stepping back into the 1930's. Historical roadside heritage at it's finest. The food was good and the people were friendly. You just don't see places like this anymore, a huge thanks to the volunteers who keep it open. Worth the detour off I-80 for lunch if passing through on a Tuesday or Thursday. Cash only!

Food was tasty! They even had raisin creme pie, something I haven't ate since before my grandma passed away. Memories. Oh I also had regular tea, tastwd like my grandma's sun brewed tea!! Win win. Ran by volunteers. Check it out, and prices are extremely reasonable. Only open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11 am to 1:30 pm.

Many, many years ago I used to sit and drink coffee on the table outside this cafe, watching the old Fords drive down US Highway 30. The fact that this building still stands warms my old heart. Between here and the old King's Tower (Built in Tama around the same town.) Some of the old Iowa remains.

Best pie for miles around! Absolute gold mine. Delicious, well priced, and good lunch portions. Historic site, too!

Very simple menu all the pies are delicious and we'll worth stopping in for.

Very unique experience. 5 stars for being so inexpensive and hospitable.

Friendly service, historical, great pies!

Great place, friendly people

Great place

A you have to visit historical place. Open only Tuesdays and Thursdays 11 to 1:00. Friendly volunteers, good food and pie. Closes once the weather turns cold.

I have enjoyed their sandwiches, soup & homemade pies. Wish their hours were open longer sometimes hard to get there during limited open hours.

Unique & excellent pie. Alot of history