Been coming here for years. The Cobb salad is still huge, easily enough for two. That&#39;s why I keep ordering it. It&#39;s always fresh, and they don&#39;t skimp on the good stuff like the avocado and bacon. A solid choice every time.

Cozy little spot, feels rustic and relaxed. The staff were so friendly, really made us feel welcome. Had a couple of drinks and a burger, it was just what we needed.

Been coming here for years with my dog. They always have the patio ready, even after a quick rain. Last time they brought out a towel so we could sit right away. My dog gets his pup cup every visit, and that&rsquo;s what keeps us coming back.

Came for dinner, ordered the walleye cakes and cheese curds. Really liked the walleye cakes. The filet mignon was cooked just right. Brought our own wine, corkage fee was fair.

The Italian fries were a standout. Crispy, loaded with garlic and cheese. Paired them with a bold Chianti from their list - the wine cut through the richness perfectly. A bit salty for my taste, but that just made me sip more. Solid side dish.

Chicken and ribs combo was huge, easily feeds two. Chicken was fall-off-the-bone tender. Ribs leaned a bit dry, but their house-made sauce saved it. Smoked beans were solid. Brandy old fashioned hit the spot. Staff stayed polite even on a packed night.

The place is cozy and clean, even when it&#39;s packed. I came with a few friends and we could actually hear each other talk! Perfect for catching up. The noise level was just right.

Cozy spot with a nice small-town feel. The booths are comfy, which made for a relaxing lunch.

Stopped in on a road trip. Solid breakfast, cooked to order. The coffee was surprisingly good, a nice dark roast that actually paired well with the eggs and bacon. Portions were generous.

Been a regular for two decades. The cozy booths and warm lighting still feel like coming home. That&#39;s the real comfort here.

Came for a quick breakfast. The quiche was fresh, French toast decent. But $18 for a single slice of quiche? That&#39;s a bit steep for what you get. Portion felt small.

Found this cute spot in Two Harbors. Staff was super friendly, coffee was solid. Loved browsing their local goods &mdash; ended up grabbing some cool stuff for my friends. Perfect for a casual hang.

Been coming here for years. The charcuterie plate is always my go-to - the meats and cheeses are consistently fresh, and they change up the accompaniments just enough to keep it interesting. That&#39;s really what keeps me coming back.

Our server was super nice and checked in at just the right times. She even remembered I wanted extra lime with my tacos without me asking again. That little detail made the whole lunch feel so relaxed.

The menu had some solid vegetarian options. I went with the mushroom risotto. It was creamy, not too heavy. They also clearly marked dishes with common allergens, which was helpful.

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