This is truly one of my favorite coffee shops that I always make sure to visit when in Duluth. The…read morespace is bright and open with local artwork and crafts displayed. The highlight is their lattes, especially the almond latte. They use high quality organic syrups and it makes such a big difference in the flavor.

Still my favorite spot in Duluth. I will always stop in for a coffee and pastry come check them…read moreout!!

Really good pastries and coffee, and they had a wide selection of different role-playing game…read morecards, as well as a very nice space upstairs to go and play whatever game you want to.

Love this place. Frequent visitor, staff always friendly and make sure to get your order right and…read morea perfect place to play games and hang out picture is taken after a couple sips lol

Went here for lunch on a Monday while on a road trip. First tip, they are cash only. While my…read morefriend went to the BP next door to grab cash, I got a table. The waitress was super accommodating because we had a child with. Right away, she asked if we would like crayons or cars. The toy cars were a huge hit for the child and kept him entertained the whole time. It was a great thing since the restaurant was pretty full. As for food, it was standard diner food, just what I wanted. I got the veggie omelet, which was pretty good. It was a very thin egg layer and filled with veggies. I think the mushrooms were canned, but they didn't necessarily taste like it. The rye toast was also tasty. My friend got the beast burger, which we thought was super interesting to have that combo of meats on the menu. It did need some condiments as the combo of lean meats made it a little dry, but it had a good flavor. We also got the 9er, which was just the right amount of food for a child. Overall, we had 5 star service and the food was just what we needed on the road trip.

No water due to them cleaning the water pipes. The cheese curds were not to bad not amazing but…read morethey were ok. The hash browns were pretty good. The service was less than welcoming but nothing to make us want to leave. Good parking. Small town restaurant. We might give them another shot when we come back to that area of town.

They're not open for breakfast every day, so check first. When they are, you HAVE to try the…read morepancake. I used the singular there because one completely fills the plate! I can't imagine eating two. It's reminiscent of fry bread, and well worth the wait.

This place was a little out of our way and we came for breakfast but we're late so stayed for…read morelunch. Good simple burger but the bacon on it was crispy which was awesome. Fries were the best, could have made a meal off those. My wife loved sitting at the window watching the hummingbirds. People where super friendly. Recommend a stop, enjoy some food, and have a nice conversation.

Quaint little tops right nestled in the sleepy little town of Two Harbors, MN where you can find a…read moregreat homemade breakfast for a cheap price We followed the Yelp reviews to Louise's Place to grab a bite to eat before a winter hike. My Husband ordered the meatloaf sandwich and Ingot the two egg omelette with a side of crisply fried bacon and the most amazing cranberry rye bread and butter. The food is delicious and super cheap!The have a wide variety of coffee beverages and a cooler of soft drinks. Just order at the counter and take a number. It's a short wait for your food and you can sip on your caffeine beverage of your choice while you do a little shopping. They have a wide variety of handmade gifts like purses, art, quilts, knit mittens, etc.

Iced coffee was perfect for a warm day in town! Service was excellent and friendly, would…read moredefinitely come back!

The service was great, the food was absolutely delicious, the baked goods were absolutely divine,…read morewe can't wait to go back. Definitely will be stopping again on our way back from MI trips.

I don't think our server had even served before or been to a restaurant. Food was good but the…read moreservice was awful. Brought out one plate at a time with 5 or more minutes between. Food got cold fast. Also - no silverware so first persons food was ruined. There were six in our party. Overpriced, crowded small place. Tables up against the wall. Only tables of 4 with no where to walk between tables. Skip.

Delicious food! Cute little cafe with a small specialty foods market. We got a turkey and Brie…read morepanini with a cup of tomato basil soup that was very flavorful. We also got the flatbread with arugula, prosciutto, walnuts, balsamic glaze and a white sauce that was incredible. We were also grateful that they had gluten free pastries. Definitely a great place to stop - with a gorgeous view of the lake across the street.

Coffee was excellent! I had eggs over easy and I ordered my bacon very well done, almost burnt,…read moreand it was!! Staff was very friendly too Great place for an excellent breakfast!!

We have been here twice now on Sundays. It seems to be a popular place with just a couple of…read moretables open at any one time. Our server both times, Jill, is a hoot. First time there my husband said, "I love her". She may be the main reason everyone keeps coming back. That and the huge portions. First time there I had an interesting, yet delicious, Ruben which seems to be a Sunday special. I was told that the corned beef hash is from a can but the corned beef for the sandwiches is brined in-house. The sandwich was delicious with just the right amount of sauerkraut and salad dressing. What made it interesting was that instead of large slices of corned beef in the sandwich that slide out when taking a bite, the corned beef was chopped and piled high. But it was a great experience eating it because you had the corned beef in every bite without any sliding out. My husband had the sausage and gravy with sausage and eggs. And loved it. The sausage gravely had a rich flavor ( I tried a bite). Second trip I had a 1/2 stuffed hash browns which came with an egg (scrambled) and toast (sourdough). I couldn't finish the 1/2 order. My husband ordered the Lumberjack platter AND a side of corned beef hash. I looked at him like he was crazy and he said he was hungry. Well, 1/4 of the pancake, 1/2 the eggs and hash browns and 2 sausage links and 2 bacon plus 1/2 toast come home with him including 1/3 of the corned beef hash and the rest of my hash browns. We are moving to the area next month and look forward to trying more of this delectable menu.