The staff greeted me the moment I walked in the door. The coffee was good. I had the tomato bisque…read moreand a homemade biscuit and it was delicious!

The Best Coffee and Smiles in town. Fresh brewed coffee daily, and everything comes with a friendly…read moresmile. They have bacon cheese and biscuits we love. Soup and sandwich is also very good. It's so relaxing in there. The fireplace adds a lot and the decor on the walls I really like.

I did not expect to find this little gem in a little town like Chatfield...but I'm glad we did! We…read moreopted for a iced mocha drink (complete with whipped cream)-which I would challenge any chain coffee store to replicate! Not too sweet and I could taste the coffee. Lots of parking in the lot, they have a drive-thru and cute back patio seating area that you can watch the Mill Creek bend nearby.

If you're looking for good coffee that's not a bigger chain (yet), check out Cabin Coffee! We…read moreactually discovered Cabin coffee when we used to live in Colorado and loved their drink and food selection. The coffee is super fresh and always a refreshing cup of jo. I usually go for the tumbleweed but the couple other drinks I've had are great too. To me, the prices are right where they should be on the quality of drink you are receiving. I could see how they could be a little pricey though. The inside areas are always warm and inviting. This location did have a meeting room which was neat to see in a smaller community location. Lastly, their slogan is fun and not always the easiest but it is what people need embrace more nowadays "just be happy ...and have fun"!

A really cool western-themed coffee cafe with great sandwiches and drinks. The service was quick,…read morethe food was great, and the prices aren't too bad. The seating area is pretty large and the saddle chairs were a fun addition.

Kids said the mixed berry smoothie was a 10 out of 10. The place was super cute, lots of seating,…read morequick service, and delicious coffee.

Went here a few times during my week's long vacation visiting family nearby. I was told Cabin…read moreCoffees were popping up everywhere around good 'ol Minnesota. It was conveniently located a couple minutes away from where I was staying. Lots of drinks and some food to choose from. I am always up for trying different coffee places when I am on travel. Here they have "white coffee" which she said was a lighter version. I went with a large white coffee with oat milk and sugar free shots of syrup. Tried the chocolate + Vanilla the first trip, turned out to be really tasty. Not too strong of a coffee flavor which was okay with me, but it tasted like marshmellow. I was pretty pleased. The next morning I said to sub in 1 pump of sugar free rasberry, and it was really good too. Kinda like a rasberry crumble. I got that the next day too. The only issue I have here was the prices were different on all 3 visits even though I got the same sized drink (large) and same drink (white coffee mocha with oat milk). I just varied the types of syrups. First day it was around $6.80ish. 2nd visit it was about $7.50ish. But the last day it was $9.25..?!? I was like - what's going on? She said I may have charged you for a medium on previous days - - but there were still $1 differences btwn Day 1 and Day 2. And $9.29 for a large coffee mocha is too high. I live in Austin, TX - where food here is notoriously more expensive that it should be, and I have never paid $9+ for a large mocha drink. I think that's like NYC or Los Angeles pricing. I wasn't too happy about that so I opted not to go back on my last few days. I did not want to pay $9+ for a large coffee drink. But overall the experience was worthy of 4-stars here (well, 3.5 and I'll round up to 4). The service here was very nice on all my visits, very friendly too. The coffee tasted good and they were flexible to switch out the syrups, plus they had 4 sugar free options there. But we gotta get the pricing thing down, it shouldn't be different on all 3 visits and a large shouldn't be $9.29ish.

Terrible service!!! A bunch of young, cranky girls working…read more No one smiled and seemed cranky towards each other even. One came up to our table and said, " we close at 2 so..." 5 mins after we sat down to eat. No said thanks or goodbye. They were locking doors and cleaning while we packed up. Will never stop again.

I don't know why this location is listed as closed, but it is OPEN and fantastic. The food is tasty…read more-- I especially love their cinnamon rolls -- and the coffee selection is excellent. They have a reasonable spacious seating area with rustic wood tables and chairs, plus a small play area for kids. All in all, it's everything you could want in a coffee shop.

All around disappointing. Glacial slow service, bland food with relatively small portionsread more

It was closed on Monday at 3:00 PM, even though it said it was open on yelp. Beautiful views of the…read morebridge...

Great view and must say one of the best bloody Mary's I had was good as well. They seemed clean. I…read morewill be back for that morning. Bloody Mary. I am from the Pacific Northwest and I guess around these parts they give you a little beer back with your bloody Mary. Nice touch.

My family was in town from the Twin Cities for a baseball tournament, and I spent some time…read moresearching for the right spot to bring a group - The Old Mill Restaurant immediately caught my attention, and I'm so glad it did. We had a group of seven adults and a baby, and when I called late in the afternoon, they were able to accommodate us at exactly the time we desired. From the moment I pulled up, I had a good feeling. The exterior has that historic charm, and inside it's beautifully updated while still keeping the character of the building. We were seated in a semi-private room overlooking the dam, which made the whole experience feel even more special. The service was fantastic - attentive without being overbearing - and the food absolutely delivered. Our table ordered a variety of dishes, from the smash burger to salmon and rice, shrimp, steak, and even the French onion soup. Everything was spot on. And I have to mention the dirty martini with hand-stuffed blue cheese olives... incredible. Every single person in our group enjoyed their meal, the drinks, and the atmosphere. Highly recommend - this will definitely be our go-to spot the next time we're in town.

Super awesome…read more Ambiance was excellent. Beautiful building sitting next to a waterfall. Seating is both inside and out and both are great. Service was perfect. No issues very attentive. Food. Ribeye was cooked perfectly. Poutine was on point. I would suggest adding the meat. It's a nice touch. Stuffed dates were incredible. I realize it sounds odd, but the flavors are a great combo. The only oddity about this place was parking. Be ready to parallel park on the street. Very odd parking situation.

20 years I've been eating at the Harborview Café. I've had the halibut at least 10 times but…read moresomething was off this visit. The sauce tasted burned. The fish was dry, and the serving was small. Something was lacking. The beef tenderloin was cooked perfectly tender, medium rare needed a little bit more seasoning peapods were crisp mashed roots are always the same.boring flavorless. I hope to see some new items on the menu, the margarita was amazing. I forgot to get the bartender's name, but she really put some love into that shaker.

Took a drive Saturday to one of our favorite restaurants in the area!. We go here a couple times a…read moreyear to enjoy both the food and the search for Eagles. Once again we observed around 5 Eagles soaring above the Mississippi's main channel and its backwaters and at the Harbor View Cafe we were greeted by a friendly staff and feasted on Grilled pork tenderloin and Chicken breast pan fried with roasted garlic chipotle sauce. OMG!! Both dishes were excellent and plentiful. We stopped short of full so we could share a piece of Georgia Walnut Pie with Ice Cream on top. We look forward to numerous repeat sojourns here this summer!!

Great location. Easy to access. The mattress was a bit springy but it was a nice cabin. Shower was…read moregreat kitchen very nice property plenty of room for dogs and fairly fenced in. Thanks much! Just a suggestion fir the mattress. It was pretty uncomfortable but worth it with the doggy who didn't sleep on it. I would stay again. Thank you Oh and grills (nice ones) outside of each cabin. Lots of room for the pup to run. It was a nice weekend. The tv is in the living area which I did not mind but not one in the bedroom. You need to bring me your own towels and toiletries which is clearly stated and wasn't an issue for me. Greg was very responsive to us with any questions or concerns

When I say there was no one here I literally mean NO ONE. The place REALLY needs an update but the…read morefood was good. For a small town Cafe it was really good. If I had a family I could see us going here every Sunday after church. I got a Reuben because I'm on the prowl for the best Reuben around that's not my own and so far this has been the best. Toasted perfectly, proportions were perfect all I needed was a little less cheese and for more corned beef coverage. Fries were seasoned nicely. Onion rings were not BAD but they were mid, edible. Rueben 8.2/10 Fries 7/10 (good fries I just have high standards) Onion Rings 4/10

This cafe caters to locals and those who are passing through like we were. It's conveniently…read morelocated and easy to find, plus there is plenty of street parking. They were down a few employees when we visited (the sign in the door said that they were looking for a chef), which is probably why it took quite a while to get our food. That said, our server was polite and attentive and kept our glasses full before and during our meal. Decor isn't the focus here--aside from a few pictures and other wall decorations, it's fairly stripped-down. You can tell that this is a popular place, as many of the tables were full, and people kept coming. You get the feeling that this is something of a gathering place, which is nice. There were lots of families, couples, and groups of friends. My aunt and uncle split the club sandwich and said it was very good. I got the salad bar, which was unlike the salad bars that I've had elsewhere. While there are some of the usual salad fixings--lettuce, chopped tomatoes, olives, minced onions, and diced peppers--there were also tons of mixed salads, too. There was tasty coleslaw, zippy pickle and pasta salad, and rich potato salad. It was like being at a mini church potluck and being able to take a scoop of everyone's family recipe (perfected over decades, of course). I was delighted by how fresh everything was (I'm pretty sure that the tomatoes had come out of someone's garden, and I want to know their secret), and the pickled beets were super tasty. All in all, I'd say this is a good option for a bite if you're stopping on your way to or from the Driftless Area. Do try the salad bar; it's tasty bit of soul-hugging nostalgia. Somewhat limited options for those with dietary restrictions, so probably not a good choice if you're dealing with allergies, sensitivities, etc.