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I've worked here for One year now and it has been amazing and I will recommend it to everyone best made in the house food delicious grilled cheese all the staff are View all feedback.
What Zoe Zaret doesn't like about Coal Palace Café And Books:
There isn't much in Ottumwa as far as history, culture, or intellectual stimulation. There was some curious goofiness in the past, when locals built a temporary palace out of coal. I still am unclear on why. It is long gone, but you can find illustrations and descriptions in this quiet cafe nearby. The manager went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable and welcome, and it is great to see adults with intellectu... View all feedback.
We eat here often the food is fantastic the staff is amazing There is so much variety it's really a hidden gem here in Ottumwa plus I love it helps people with disabilities have and maintain jobs Wheelchair accessibility: There is a ramp available on the side of the building right by the candy caboose which is another great place in the same building
Friendly staff and delicious food. I'm always greeted with a welcoming smile and the service is Great!
I've worked here for One year now and it has been amazing and I will recommend it to everyone best made in the house food delicious grilled cheese all the staff are
Pleasant little place! They have books for reading while you sip on coffee. Ladies behind the counter were super friendly. Ordered the omelet to go-it was made like you'd make it at home, with no additional fillers. Decently priced
There isn't much in Ottumwa as far as history, culture, or intellectual stimulation. There was some curious goofiness in the past, when locals built a temporary palace out of coal. I still am unclear on why. It is long gone, but you can find illustrations and descriptions in this quiet cafe nearby. The manager went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable and welcome, and it is great to see adults with intellectual challenges working in the community, with obvious pride in their responsibilities.