
Aunt Maude's
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Under $15 per person
Genteel setting for locally sourced, modern American cuisine paired with wines from a sizable list.
Aunt Maude's is a American restaurant located at 547 Main St, Ames, IA 50010, USA in Ames, Iowa. Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars by local diners. The price range is $ (Under $15 per person). Call (515) 233-4136 for reservations.
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Aunt Maude's is a modern American restaurant located at 547 Main St in Ames, serving the greater Des Moines area with locally sourced cuisine and an extensive wine selection. The restaurant offers affordable fine dining in an elegant, genteel atmosphere perfect for both casual and special occasion dining.
Key Facts
- Located at 547 Main St, Ames, IA, serving the Des Moines metropolitan area
- Specializes in modern American cuisine using locally sourced ingredients
- Features an extensive wine list with carefully curated selections
- Offers affordable fine dining with budget-friendly pricing
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