Mangsotinos

604 E Lincoln Way

Ames, IA

(515)233-3371
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Bar/Restaurant

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starstarhalf starno starno star 2.8/5 with 12 votes
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Hours
Mon - Wed: 11AM - 12AM
Thurs - Sat: 11AM - 2AM
Sun - Closed
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February 11, 2010 starstarstarno starno star
I was very skeptical about this place, for obvious reasons. From the outside, it looks like a place serial killers would hang out. The inside has a more fun atmosphere. The food is very, very inexpensive. For taste and quality of food I would give it a 4 out of 5. But the service was pretty slow, and my friend‘s menu was different from mine and the prices were not current.
June 7, 2008 starstarstarstarstar
This is a great place to taste food from everywhere after 11:00 am. Besides you can ask for your special combination of flavors, like a non-conventional food you tested at some rare country on your last trip. Think from tropical and rustic cuisine to delicates from all the world. Vegetarian? Ask for fresh salads from fruit or vegetables. What about a fresh and cold fruit/veg juice? Moreover, Lovish (owner‘s nickname)will be willing to prepare the most sophisticated dish you can imagine for the next time you visit his restaurant. Not hungry? Try some snacks and a cold national or international beer.Do you want more? Practice your Spanish or your knowledge about international cuisine with Lovish. Enjoy it.
February 19, 2008 starno starno starno starno star
This is the worst place we have ever been to! Bad location and the owner was doing all the work. There were dirty dishes piled all over the bar the guy was picking his nose and the food wasn‘t very good.
Added by amidala515 February 18, 2008 starstarstarstarstar
This place looks shady from the outside, but the food is quite eclectic and very good. The service was good, especially considering that the owner seems to do everything single-handedly. If you‘re feeling adventurous, definitely give it a try.
January 12, 2008 starstarstarstarstar
This guy had my idea. He opened a restaurant that has (what I assume are) all his favorite dishes, regardless of their ethnic or culinary classification. You can get Mexican, South American, Greek, Italian, Cajun, American, and lots more, and they are all very good quality. It‘s east of Duff on Lincoln Way, at about the worst location for a restaurant in Ames, across the street from Habab‘s Used Cars. I never see anyone else in there when I go for lunch. But I‘m telling you, GO!, and keep this place open. It‘s such a great idea.
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