Loosies - Cedar Rapids

Great food and very reasonable prices. Great local restaurant. Go today!

Had Loosies for the first time tonight. They had DELICIOUS food, the service was great, and it’s very clean. I give it only 4 stars just because of the size of the place and it’s limited parking, but I HIGHLY recommend you check this place out! The staff makes an effort to get to know you by asking you your name and using it in conversation (and not in a creepy way either! . Very friendly and down to earth. Definitely will be going back! Also, for how delicious the food is, I can not believe how cheap it is to eat there as well!Parking: 10 or less parking spotsWheelchair accessibility: Has 1 handicap parking spot, but has a ramp to use to get into the building

Very nice place to eat and relax , staff is welcoming and engaging. Food is great along with the menu. Definitely stop and check out .

Food and service are amazing staff is fun. Love this place!

We went in there two or three weeks ago. We have been there a couple times before and have had a great experience. This time, not quite as great. The food was pretty good. I had a large Loosie burger or whatever it's called. It could have used a littlemore meat or less bun but was pretty good. The only real complaint about the sandwich is I asked for ketchup, mustard, onionsand cheese. It had plenty of onions but if the rest of the condiments were on it, I could not see or taste them. I didn'tcomplain, though. It was good without them. I also had some beans and macaroni and cheese. Both were very good. I want to giveLoosie's five stars based on the food, but there's service to consider. The guy behind the counter was nice enough when we firstcame in. He gave us some extra macaroni and cheese and whatnot. The problem started when another customer came in who wasobviously a friend. They were talking a lot, which is okay, but in their talk the man at the counter said he sent his helperhome. He said she's some high school girl who talks too much. Might seem a little nitpicky to bring this up, but as theirconversation went on, they talked about how kids these days don't know how to have a conversation and complained that youngpeople don't want to work. Hello? You sent your help home because she talked too much. Yet, you say kids can't carry aconversation. Which is it? And I probably wouldn't want to work there, either, if I was going to be sent home just because youfind me annoying. Maybe I could have just let this all slide, but the place began to get busy. About this time I was done withmy meal and thought I would get a piece of pie, too. The guy at the counter was too busy keeping up with the customers comingin, I couldn't get his attention. Also, some lady asked for pie and he dug around in a refrigerator opening containers of piewith his bare hands, trying to figure out what kinds they had. Perhaps if he hadn't sent the coworker home I could hav