Friendly local spot with the best coffee in town. Often I'll eat at 3rd Street Market, which is…read moreconnected, and get my coffee here. The sandwiches at Bella are also good!

This is an order at the counter, they deliver to your table kind of place. The eating area is large…read morefor a cafe, and it's pretty. After choosing our items, my husband did the ordering, and I picked a table. We ordered La Firenze and La Venezia. They only had half of La Firenze left, so I got a cup of soup - Wild Rice. They have "help yourself" water, so I went and they were out. The counter was super busy, so I waited. I went again, it was still out, so I asked for some. The lady was helpful, but sarcastic (I'm SUPER sarcastic, and I've found it doesn't work well in a service environment. I have to just be straightforward and nice.) La Venezia was SO GOOD!! La Firenze was good, but nothing compared to La Venezia-it's flavors kind of explode in your mouth. The wild rice soup was okay, it had lots of wild rice, which was good, but the flavor was a little dull. The extra seating area is really nice - has lots of light, well decorated. We enjoyed our time in there.

We are working in the area and needed to grab a bite to eat after a long day. We found this…read morewonderful diner just down the street. It was so cute and the perfect country kitsch. Our waitress was so wonderful, friendly and very attentive . The food was delicious, probably one of the best Reuben sandwich I have ever eaten, and it's one of my go to items when we find an old cafe or diner. My husband got the fish sandwich which was gone before I had even gotten through the first half of my sandwich, so I know he loved his meal too. And the French rhubarb pie was on a whole other level of amazingness. We will definitely be stopping in again soon

Home cooking at its finest. Very kind staff that give great recommendations. After dinner pie is a…read moremust!

We look forward to this café every year when we are camping early June and late August near…read moreNevis. It's one of the best down home/ home cooking cafés that we know of! When it always has a lot of locals in it, you know it's great. People visiting, people, laughing, the waitresses interacting with the people who are always there in such a warm and friendly way. There are people who are there most every day, elderly men, and I bet been hard-working men their whole life and they come in for a wonderful breakfast. We're familiar with wait staff, and they're always on their toes in that place, it's got a small staff and we appreciate them warmly.

The service in this place is horrid! I do not recommend coming here if you want to wait 5 minutes…read moreto be acknowledged when arriving then wait ten minutes for menus and 20 minutes for your food to come out and never get your drinks and down your food without any liquid on your table. The servers here are scattered-brained. One guy in pajamas came over and took our drink order, and then a female came over a few minutes later to take our drink order all over again and food order, and ultimately neither of them brought our drinks over and we finished our food and just left the money on the table. Never again. Cindy Lous next time across the street.

Food was perfect. Great everything hash, wheat toast and sausage links. The service was excellent…read moreand the ambiance can only be described as central minnesota. Perfectly clean with an old school, wood paneled look. Cash or check only. Highly recommend.

Food is great and so is the staff! We had quick service and prices are good. Has an old time…read moreatmosphere which is great.

Just dropped by on my way back to Saint Paul. Looks like it's closed until further notice.read more

Great food. A hidden gem. We make the hour and a half trip just to eat here. Home cooking. Many…read moremenu items too.

Once known as Nootzi's, now called Mysteries, but still our go-to spot on Minnesota trips to…read moresatisfy our caramel roll cravings! Their caramel rolls are insane!! Breakfast here hits the spot every time. The omelets are hearty, flavorful, and reasonably priced. Portions are generous, and everything feels homemade in the best way. It's a cozy, local diner with great food and the sweetest service. Honestly, what more could you ask for? Such a great little spot!

Great prices, our server was friendly, and food came out hot and timely. Plenty of seating. I would…read morego back for the rolls!

Ambiance - comfortable booths or tables. Clean and non-distracting atmosphere…read more Food: Excellent. I had the sausage and cheese omelet with hash browns, sourdough toast. The toast was four slices and we'll buttered. The hash browns where cut like angel hair pasta. The eggs were served medium well. Everything was good. Service: I requested salsa and Texas Pete for my hash browns. There was no hesitation on their part to supply my request. When I ran out of drink, I only had to make eye contact with the service staff, and my request was answered immediately. My take on this place overall: A family run business whose present heir manages it with an eye for detail in all its operating aspects. Perhaps not the most socially adapt, her manners are concise and committed. A great place to stop for an omelet or BLT.

Awesome food! my favorite is the classic breakfast. perfect sausage and eggs…read more service is great!! People are so nice there and caring. I would definitely go back, and it's a smaller cafe but it is comfortable!

Tim & Kerlis are super friendly and hospitable. The view from the deck is amazing...right on the…read morelake! I'd highly recommend this coffee shop, by far has the best view of any coffee shop in Detroit Lakes. Come check it out!

From the owner: A'moreek Cafe We a small coffee shop located across the…read morebeach in Detroit Lakes. Small sand cozy, beautiful view of the lake. In our menu we have latte's , americano, espresso, cappuccinos, fresh brew coffe, mocha, tea, iced coffe, smothies. Stop in and xhecknus our! :)