A Greek kitchen on the largest town square in Iowa
Centerville grew up on coal, and built the largest downtown square in the state with the money. George & Nick’s has served that square since 1968 — a Greek family’s pizza and gyros for a coal-country crowd that showed up hungry and never left. A 2016–17 remodel nearly tripled the dining room, but kept the tin ceilings and mason-jar chandelier that make it feel like Centerville’s.
Opened by a Greek family on Centerville’s historic square.
Nearly tripled the dining room and doubled the staff.
Thin crust, braided at the edge — the one people talk about.
Owned and run today by Tom Nikas and Jeff Burns.