Their Chester's chicken is is the best food on the planet highly recommend, they have amazing Non…read moreOily Chicken & PURE Biscuits

Shatske (SP?) is the shop owner, along with his wife, and he's GREAT! You can get a few over-priced…read moregrocery items (typical $$ for these out-of-the-way stores), bait, permits, directions, and probably some sh*t talk if you can roll with the shop owner's peculiar (yet adorable) vibe. You gotta love the northern MN small towns where you had best be able to give and get a little crap from the town's one successful shop's owner to get what you need. Just gotta roll with it!

I called them to place an order based on my neighbors recommendation…read more A relative passed unexpectedly and to visit the family I felt I needed to show up with something to sustain them. I ordered 40 pieces broasted chicken. The price was very fair and my order was ready in 15 minutes. Evidently I brought too much, but the recipients loved it so much that they froze some, then warmed it in the oven and even as a leftover they told me it was the best chicken they ever had! I will return for more...

40 minutes east of Fergus Falls on highway 210 there is an odd sight…read more You might know this place better for the quirky sculpture park (Nyberg Park) next to a gas station, but the regulars know the place for big breakfasts and broasted chicken at a reasonable price. After a night of hard living on the pontoon, there's nothing better than a big stack of cakes, hash browns, eggs, bacon, and toast for around $6.00. The building is newer, clean, and well lit, so don't take my next comment the wrong way, but when you head off to the rest room, past the fishing lures and rubber waders, you can peek into the bait tanks full of shiners and chubs. You can't do that at McDonald's, unless you're in your truck at the drive through. It's a great place to eavesdrop on the conversations of local farmers and trades people, swapping stories of hunting dogs and honey-do chores abandoned for more noble pursuits, like fishing. In the height of summer, the folks from the Cities come to air out their $400,000 cabins, and they bring down the tone of the place with their dissolute teens staring glumly at their own knuckles as the adults discuss golf and office politics. For those of you roadtrippers looking for Minnesota adventure: go. Visit the giant foot statue, or the giant cockroach on a pliers statue. Or the green alien statue. This place rivals, or maybe is the out-state Minnesota response to, Minneapolis' Walker sculpture garden. Oh, yeah, and pancakes.

Pizza is always, always great! We usually get take out but have eaten in a few times and service…read moreand ambiance is good.

an employee thats name started with a S called me a slur in the parking lot after asking for a…read morechicago style pizza