Location: Waterloo
Top Things to do in Waterloo
The 5 Best Things to Do in Waterloo, United States
Waterloo in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Breweries. Discover best things to do in Waterloo with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Waterloo
1. Stubborn German Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Stubborn German Brewing Company opened in April, 2016 and offers house brewed authentic German and American style beers, along with a huge bourbon selection and a fun, cozy atmosphere. Stubborn German does not serve food, but you're welcome to bring food in or order from some of the local restaurants. The brewery also serves mixed drinks, wine, soda, etc. and has a large board game selection, which is always a hit! Supervised children are welcome. The open-air concept of the space let's you see the entire brewhouse operation. We look forward to serving you!
Reviewed By James S - Waterloo, Illinois
I always get a flight of 6 (a bargin for the price) to sample all the wonderful offerings on tap. It is great to try all the various beers!!Thank you, James! We appreciate the kind review! -Tammy
2. Stumpy's Spirits Distillery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By RoadBob66 - Saint Louis, Missouri
A co-worker who lives in the area knew we liked to visit breweries and distilleries and had mentioned this place. Closer than our favorite distillery and we really could only afford to be away for a short time. Just a young man and his wife (Evan and Laura??)(they do have some help during specific operations) showing what hard work, bravery and I'm sure some family support can accomplish. Being an engineer, it was fun to listen to him get into the details of the processes, realize it might be too much info for the audience, and get back to the standard storyline. Very good products and I'm sure with their eye for details, it will only improve. But the tour is the thing and it was a blast. We bought some product, but nothing like others who needed help getting all their purchases out to the car. They were planning a crawfish boil and music for an upcoming weekend so hopefully Stumpy's will be thrive. We will continue to visit.
3. Annbriar Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Golf Digest rated this 18-hole golf course one of America's Top 500 "Places to Play," which covers 226 acres of scenic acres with multiple tee boxes making it enjoyable for all levels of golfers.
Reviewed By TMQTS - Rock Island, Illinois
Golf course was wet from rain, but playable. We had 22 golfers in our group. They handled all of us very professionally and with no issues. Great Course and Nice Club house and drinks were good also.
4. Eagle Cliff - Miles Cemetery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By terrin881 - Marion, Kentucky
If you are like me, possibly a little weird, and like to visit old cemeteries, this one is worth the drive. It's a little tricky to find, but you can google a map and directions with the address, which is 7801 D. Road, Waterloo, IL. The centerpiece is a mausoleum that was built into the bluff. There are grave sites and memoriams dating to the 1700s. The mausoleum is empty now, apparently due to vandalism, and you can go inside it. There has been an association founded to clean up and restore the cemetery, and they have done a great job of cleaning off graffiti, and replacing and restoring the tombstones. They have a Facebook page, and accept donations for help in the next phase of restoration, if you are so inclined.
5. Missouri Civil War Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 588 reviews
The Missouri Civil War Museum is housed in the old 1905 Jefferson Barracks Post Exchange (PX) and Gymnasium building, formerly part of the Jefferson Barracks military post, which is still an active military installation to this day. Renovations began in 2003, and were completed 10 years later in 2013, with an opening date of June 29, 2013. During the Civil War, the property which this museum is located upon, contained various hospital ward buildings, where suffering and death occurred, thus making this sacred ground, and a most appropriate location for a Missouri Civil War Museum, honoring our soldiers of the past and present.
Reviewed By Ken T - Jerseyville
Spent a little time at the Missouri Civil War Museum on a Sunday afternoon. Nice displays with interesting artifacts and several movies to share information about Jefferson Barracks and how integral it was to the Union efforts during the Civil War. They also have interesting displays pre and post Civil War. Plan to spend a couple hours.
