Always good!!!!    [27 Oct 2002 01:03:49]

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     ­Anonymous   

A legend!
This sandwich is a legend. All Iowans from the area when returning to Marshalltown will buy them, pack them and bring them with them to where they live across the country! There is no other like it.    [21 Jun 2003 14:52:42]

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     ­Anonymous   

I miss 'em
I used to live in Marshalltown, now I live in Texas. We don't have Maid Rites down here. I think I'm going to end up moving back just so I can order a wet one with a large vanilla malt!    [03 Jul 2003 15:41:28]

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Recommended Dishes: Wet with everything and salt

     ­A Hungry Texan   beerbelly0571 at yahoo dot com

I first ate a Taylor Maid-rite when I was attending nursing school in Marshalltown in 1967. Since then I ALWAYS stop there when I go home to visit my parents JKL, Iowa City    [18 Jul 2003 22:39:34]

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     ­Joyce Lanxon   JLanxon at aol dot com

Nothing Else Like it
This is the original! The "loosemeat" sandwich is outstanding - and you will not find a bottle of catchup in the building. Mustard, onions and pickles ... that's it! Order a couple with a butterscotch malt ... absolute heaven!!    [15 Dec 2003 14:31:04]

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     ­4thest8   

While Taylor's Maid Rite is a legend in Marshalltown, the price of a sandwich is becoming hard to swallow.

Last time I was in, a Maid Rite was $2.65. Most people can eat 2 sandwiches...that's $5.30 for the sandwiches--no beverage.

That said, the food is tasty; and the ground beef and buns have a distinct flavor to them.

One more thing--unless you want to be glared at--don't ask for ketchup.    [28 Dec 2003 03:22:46]

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     ­Anonymous, Marshalltown, IA