Ryne Doughty at Pizza on the Farm
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3297 320th Street; Wellman IA
Here's how Pizza On The Farm works: You can pull up the lane and find a drop off lane on the left hand side of the drive. Feel free to drop off your guests, chairs and coolers. You can then park in the grass lots on either side of the driveway.
Find a spot you'd like to sit, you will notice letter flags placed through out the farm. These are NOT reserved spots, but are zones. Notice what letter you are closest too and make your way to the patio.
The patio is where you order your pizzas and tell us what zone you are closest too. We will bring your pizzas out to you once they are done. If you oder 3 or more pizzas you will probably want to grab an ironing board by the patio to take back to your spot. Ironing boards make great tables! There are also small round tables to be used too. We ask that you bring them back up for someone else to use once you are done with them.
What to bring with you: You'll want to bring lawn chairs or blankets to sit on. Bring your drinks, alcohol is allowed!
Our menu changes weekly, and is usually posted on Tuesday for Friday's event.
Make sure to come into our barn to check things out!
Inside you'll find our drink bar! Cocktails, beer, water, pop, and Mill Stream sodas. You are still welcome to bring your own too!
You'll also find the ice cream machine! We have ice cream for sale (it goes great on the dessert pizza!). Drinks and ice cream are cash only please.
Methods of payment for pizza; cash is preferred, but we can also take Venmo and credit cards.
We're happy to welcome back Ryne Doughty, a Washington native, now living in Des Moines. He's one of our favorites here at the farm.
Ryne Doughty is a roots-americana musician out of Des Moines, IA, whose music is deeply rooted in real life stories of love, loss, work, and play. His stripped down, earthy sound is directly influenced by the small, rural town where he was born and raised. The hard-working, simple living, and friendly way of life of the Midwest shines through his music that is understated yet complex and rich with beauty and realness.
Here's how Pizza On The Farm works: You can pull up the lane and find a drop off lane on the left hand side of the drive. Feel free to drop off your guests, chairs and coolers. You can then park in the grass lots on either side of the driveway.
Find a spot you'd like to sit, you will notice letter flags placed through out the farm. These are NOT reserved spots, but are zones. Notice what letter you are closest too and make your way to the patio.
The patio is where you order your pizzas and tell us what zone you are closest too. We will bring your pizzas out to you once they are done. If you oder 3 or more pizzas you will probably want to grab an ironing board by the patio to take back to your spot. Ironing boards make great tables! There are also small round tables to be used too. We ask that you bring them back up for someone else to use once you are done with them.
What to bring with you: You'll want to bring lawn chairs or blankets to sit on. Bring your drinks, alcohol is allowed!
Our menu changes weekly, and is usually posted on Tuesday for Friday's event.
Make sure to come into our barn to check things out!
Inside you'll find our drink bar! Cocktails, beer, water, pop, and Mill Stream sodas. You are still welcome to bring your own too!
You'll also find the ice cream machine! We have ice cream for sale (it goes great on the dessert pizza!). Drinks and ice cream are cash only please.
Methods of payment for pizza; cash is preferred, but we can also take Venmo and credit cards.
We're happy to welcome back Ryne Doughty, a Washington native, now living in Des Moines. He's one of our favorites here at the farm.
Ryne Doughty is a roots-americana musician out of Des Moines, IA, whose music is deeply rooted in real life stories of love, loss, work, and play. His stripped down, earthy sound is directly influenced by the small, rural town where he was born and raised. The hard-working, simple living, and friendly way of life of the Midwest shines through his music that is understated yet complex and rich with beauty and realness.
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