Hy-Vee Market Cafe

I totally enjoyed my breakfast. .it was freshly made just the way I ordered it. the service was awesome.
Thank you

This place was awesome !!! The food and service was awesome people were very friendly and the food was hot fresh and delicious I’d recommend this place to anybody

Simple but good!
The omelet guy could use some lessons, but the waitress rushed over and took it back with out any prompting when she seen it. It was burnt…
All staff was friendly and attentive.
Prime rib, and shrimp in the line!

Food and wait staff are amazing even at twice the price. Sunday brunch — check it out

We keep coming back to market café because the food is good, but they also have such kind and genuine service. This morning we had breakfast and Jess was our server. She was so kind and knowledgable about the menu. She offered great alternatives to accommodate to our needs. We will definitely be back!

Incredibly attentive waiter, ridiculously affordable food. With Tuesday being kids eat free day, who wouldn’t want to come here. Atmosphere was great, super clean, great service, and good food. Definite WIN!

At first I was afraid, I was petrified, thinking I could ever eat at a café inside… a grocery store.
Hyvee Market Café is actually quite nice, in its own space inside the store. It has a full bar with drink specials, a regular menu, and then special nights. I have been to the AYCE sushi night 3 times. The first 2 times it cost $ 10.99 per person but last night I noticed a jump to $ 12.99. This is still cheap but I made a comment about it to the host and she did not even realize the price went up.
There were a lot more sushi options than before so I would say the extra $ 2 is fine. Wednesday nights are forever «cheap sushi night» but honestly this is not supreme quality sushi and the rice is not remotely good (and sushi is all about rice). It is more for the novelty of it. Eric R. and I met newbies to town Jessica H. and Tyler L. for this experience (all 3 of them were first-​timers to «cheap sushi night»).
There were up to 12 different rolls available plus 2 chafing dishes with fried rice, crab rangoons, spring rolls and donuts. There is a bucket full of sauces for the sushi as well. The variety of rolls included salmon-​mango, California, tuna-​avocado, eel-​cucumber, salmon-​avocado, spicy tuna, tempura sweet potato, spicy krab, wasabi and black tobiko coated California rolls. I have been there in the past and saw salmon-​asparagus too. The rice on some of the rolls was hard. They are all inside-​out rolls meaning the rice is on the outside and nori is on the inside. Overall, it is not for the sushi connoisseur, but rather for the novelty and price. Eric R. and I had hot green tea. I will note that service was amazing by Tyrone — I think he checked on us every few minutes and constantly got us new drinks and removed our plates.
If you really want good sushi, go to Umi. If you want good service in a casual atmosphere and maybe a glass of local beer, stop by the Market Café some time.