The “Eat Your Way Along the Byway” culinary passports provide visitors and residents with a personal guide to unique dishes and beverages that the locals consider “must haves” along each byway.  Included in this booklet is information about 16 food and drink establishments ranging from cafes and diners to breweries, meat markets, ice cream shops, and  bakeries.  The culinary passport informs you about what food or drink each byway culinary business is “best known for” in addition to providing other popular menu items. Culinary Passports are also available at no charge from participating businesses along the byway and at area tourism and chamber offices.

Driftless Area Scenic Byway Culinary Passport (PDF: 2.9MB)

The passports were sponsored in part by:

• Fidelity Bank & Trust – Anamosa
• Citizens Bank -Anamosa
• Citizens State Bank -Wyoming
• Bellevue State Bank -Belleuve
• Maquoketa State Bank -Maquoketa
• Ohnward Bank & Trust -Cascade
• Fidelity Bank & Trust -Decorah
• Foundation for the Future of Delaware County
• F&M Bank-Manchester
• Delaware County Tourism Association
• Fayette County Community Foundation

Your purchase of these culinary passports through our website directly benefits the scenic byway projects that Northeast Iowa Resource Conservation & Development has worked to develop since 2009. Northeast Iowa RC&D is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization located in Postville, IA.