This is the first time to Maid Rite. There were four in our group and each ordered different items; 1. Signature Salad 2. Original basket with cheese 3. Original with chili basket 4. Chili and a fry. All were satisfied with their meals and felt worthy of four stars. Meat and fries were tasty and original beef was put on the salad:) definitely worth a trip back. One person in our party ate a second original with chili on top!
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JJ D.
I hope this is the one in the Valley West Mall. I have a friend who told me that I was "dead to him" if I didn't hit a Maid-Rite while in Iowa. Ok, I punched them into my GPS, and each one I went to either didn't exist or turned into something else. So, I decided to hit the food court at the mall, and VIOLA, there is a Maid-Rite. I know this is an IOWA thing, and I wasn't really impressed with the loose meat sandwiches. But they did kind of remind me of a taco chain that's only in my state, and that chain serves Taco BURGERS, and if the Maid-Rite loose meat sandwich had some 1000 Island dressing on it like the Taco BURGER, it would be top notch! Ok for a once in awhile thing, but I wasn't impressed. Plenty of room to park the RV if you can get into the main entry way to the mall. I came here in a rental car.
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Dee L.
I visited 2-23-15 for dinner around 615 p.m. the girl on duty was very efficient and pleasant even though she had to run the grill and fryers AND front end taking care of the customers. Poor girl needs to have a raise.
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Josh A.
The only way I knew about Maid-Rites, was because the principal at the high school I work at is from Iowa. Other than that, I had no idea what to expect. He used to make them for us, and he used to laugh, because we'd put baked beans on them and stuff like that. Anyway, I was happy with my mega maid-rite. I can't put my finger on it, but it's such a simple thing, but it's so good. To me, it's basically a sloppy joe, with out the sauce. At any rate, it tasted great and filled me up. Def worth a try.
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Kelsey H.
It wasn't until I moved out of the midwest that I realized Maid-Rite was an Iowa thing. The sandwiches are really basic loose meat sandwiches with just enough spices in them to make them different from a plain hamburger. Add some ketchup, mustard, and onion and you have an awesome sandwich. There are maid-rites all over Iowa but I haven't actually been to any of them except for this one in Valley West Mall for a long time. I have a recipe for making Maid-Rites that comes pretty close but just isn't quite the same thing. When I asked one of the employees about how they were made I found out there is a secret blend of spices made just for the company.
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Address :1551 Valley West Dr,Ste 132
West Des Moines, IA, 50266
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : No
Gary M.
This is the first time to Maid Rite. There were four in our group and each ordered different items; 1. Signature Salad 2. Original basket with cheese 3. Original with chili basket 4. Chili and a fry. All were satisfied with their meals and felt worthy of four stars. Meat and fries were tasty and original beef was put on the salad:) definitely worth a trip back. One person in our party ate a second original with chili on top!
(4)JJ D.
I hope this is the one in the Valley West Mall. I have a friend who told me that I was "dead to him" if I didn't hit a Maid-Rite while in Iowa. Ok, I punched them into my GPS, and each one I went to either didn't exist or turned into something else. So, I decided to hit the food court at the mall, and VIOLA, there is a Maid-Rite. I know this is an IOWA thing, and I wasn't really impressed with the loose meat sandwiches. But they did kind of remind me of a taco chain that's only in my state, and that chain serves Taco BURGERS, and if the Maid-Rite loose meat sandwich had some 1000 Island dressing on it like the Taco BURGER, it would be top notch! Ok for a once in awhile thing, but I wasn't impressed. Plenty of room to park the RV if you can get into the main entry way to the mall. I came here in a rental car.
(3)Dee L.
I visited 2-23-15 for dinner around 615 p.m. the girl on duty was very efficient and pleasant even though she had to run the grill and fryers AND front end taking care of the customers. Poor girl needs to have a raise.
(4)Josh A.
The only way I knew about Maid-Rites, was because the principal at the high school I work at is from Iowa. Other than that, I had no idea what to expect. He used to make them for us, and he used to laugh, because we'd put baked beans on them and stuff like that. Anyway, I was happy with my mega maid-rite. I can't put my finger on it, but it's such a simple thing, but it's so good. To me, it's basically a sloppy joe, with out the sauce. At any rate, it tasted great and filled me up. Def worth a try.
(4)Kelsey H.
It wasn't until I moved out of the midwest that I realized Maid-Rite was an Iowa thing. The sandwiches are really basic loose meat sandwiches with just enough spices in them to make them different from a plain hamburger. Add some ketchup, mustard, and onion and you have an awesome sandwich. There are maid-rites all over Iowa but I haven't actually been to any of them except for this one in Valley West Mall for a long time. I have a recipe for making Maid-Rites that comes pretty close but just isn't quite the same thing. When I asked one of the employees about how they were made I found out there is a secret blend of spices made just for the company.
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