The waitress was very nice. The food was great and came fast. Very comfortable environment as well.read more

Service - waiter was nice and took our order. I ordered Ma Meatloaf sandwich and my wife had the…read moreRubin. After we waited 15 minutes , I walked and looked in the kitchen and there was no one in it. I asked what was going on and from the back area the two cooks started on our food. Not before I said something. The Ma's Meatloaf Sandwich was a hamburger patty chopped served between two pieces of white bread. It was terrible to say the least . The mash potatoes were ok. Wife said the Rubin was 6/10. I will never stop there again and would advise others to go anywhere but there.

I always stop here to drink free water and buy stuff on my way to their famous White water rafting…read morein Sandstone. Or should I go to the restroom to change my clothes. My friends do the same. The place is always clean restrooms are clean staff are very friendly. I believe I see a young man always helping customers deliver the heavy stuff to their cars. Today we were looking for a place to eat since we were not sure which restaurant was open or close and since we did not want to take chances we decided to come back to the store to eat other subway. I myself went to their bar with ready sandwiches and salads and I know this is very cheap compared to other places in the Twin Cities. I got sandwiches anywhere between $1.76 and $2.80.So practically I got two delicious freshly prepared sandwiches for less than five dollars. I said outside due to the Covid pandemic. Many people came here to the subway and they purchased food and they said outside. Many kids and families. They have a covered area outside. I didn't take any pictures because I already washed my hands to three times and did Not want to get my phone for taking pictures and infecting myself. The pre-prepared salads Where anywhere between two dollars and a half and $4.89. Good size fresh looking good. My friends and I always had good experience at this place. Highly recommended for families with kids different kinds of food. They had hand sanitizer at Subway corner and at the entrance. It's nice location for the town and half a mile from the highway. The parking is ample. I love the covered seated area outside. You can buy food and have your own picnic here.

I'm glad I took Hwy 123 through town to look for coffee or sandwich shop. I knew if I stayed on 23…read morethere was a Casey's coming up...yeww try to avoid. Almost in give up mode in Sandstone I saw a large new food outlet. Chris' has a deli, grocery, fuel pumps, and a Subway, which I also wanted to avoid. In the large deli section they were cranking out hot meals and other orders. I found a section for pre-made sandwiches and was delighted to see thick panini's with plenty of meat. Nice selection overall. Only bummer? The self serve coffee station of air pots showed some blends, but the coffee was cooled down and stale. But I didn't pay much for it either. There is an outside dining area of a few tables that could use umbrellas or a roof.

This is the real small town cafe experience. You get the feeling that the people working there care…read moreabout you personally. Like other local cafes, people who know each other feel free to drop by their table to strike up a conversation. We were a little early for lunch, but no problem, feel free to order off either menu. I had a veggie omelette. I don't remember what mom had but she liked it so much, she didn't save half for the next meal. We had bread pudding to go which felt like it weighed a couple of pounds. It was so good. Mom also bought a greeting card made by a local artist there.

Hidden gem in a small town. A local favorite. Steak was cooked perfect and not tough at all…read more Service was nice and quick. Small town, hole in the wall vibe.

Very surprised. We live in an Iowa town of 350 - Isle is 750 - we don't have a grocery but boy does…read moreIsle! Everything you could possibly want - yes - the prices are higher but this is your only chance for sundries for miles and miles around. Everything well displayed and shelves stocked - kindly and friendly help by workers. Modern and well kept. Stop in!

Selection of groceries is adequate, but the prices are generally 2 to 3 times higher than other…read moregrocery stores. I guess other than the dollar store they are the only grocery store in town and feel they can set their prices accordingly. We only shop there whenever we need something and don't have time or feel like spending fuel to drive somewhere else. I must not be the only one who feels this way as there aren't too many customers in the store ever.

Clean, efficient gas station and more... Good food, drinks,…read moresnacks,more than any convenience store. Total plus: clean restrooms! Only negative: patrons not adhering to mask mandate. I know it's not Kwik Trips job to parent these "adults" but I would love it if they sent them outside to go get their masks! Better yet: if no mask, then pay at the pump & stay outta the KT!

Opened 5am today 7/3/19! Brand new Kwik Trip!…read moreLove Kwik Trip! Love the glazers donuts!

We had not been to Askov for over 20 years but decided to return to St. Paul from Duluth via 23…read moreuntil it hit the freeway. It's a great scenic drive. I'm old enough to know it was once the primary highway to Duluth. We went into Askov looking for a store that's gone but in driving by the former school building we noticed it had been claimed by a city museum and a cafe. And it was lunchtime. The school building is fairly modern, built in the latter part of the 20th Century, I think, so it's very useful. Hats off to Askov for making great use of the building. For us, the cafe was a very welcome sight. It's clean comfortable and accessible. A server approached just as we settled into booth and the coffee and water came quickly. The menu was a good mix of American fare and they even offered all day breakfast. I chose fish and fries while my wife selected salad and sweet potato fries. The portions were generous. I couldn't even finish my fish and I love it. The service was accurate and attentive throughout. It's a convenient stop if you happen to be passing through Pine County. I'd recommend it.

We heard about this hidden gem from some friends and decided to go check it out! We were told that…read morethe building used to be a school and was turned into a historical museum and restaurant. Besides the antiques and historical memorabilias, the food at the restaurant was really delicious! My husband had French toast - it was filling and wonderful! I had the eggs, bacon and toast special - it was also very tasty! Their wheat bread was fluffy and some of the best I've had! The service was very friendly and my coffee cup never got empty - such great service! This was a very unique and quaint spot. We loved it and will definitely come back! Check it out - you won't be disappointed!

The ice cream alone is fantastic. The owners are lovely. We ended up purchasing some homemade Mora…read moremagnets and a Christmas ornament and a few antiques as a way of remembering this lovely city. This is exactly the kind of place that has a small town feel with people who make you feel right at home. If we ever make it back to MN, we'll be swinging by here to have some ice cream and catch up with these delightful shop owners.

Awesome small town place to buy just about everything. Great antiques, collectibles, crafts of all…read morekinds, some foods like jams and honey and chocolates, some furniture (and they even have a guy who makes custom furniture very reasonably), home décor items, and much more. They even have a bike shop that sells and services bikes and an ice cream station in the front. They have something for everyone with great prices to boot. The owners are friendly and helpful. My wife and I go in there lots as new stuff is always coming in!

Tony provided a memorable experience by having a good vibe and friendly energy. Half way through a…read moreroad trip it was quick getting gas and a few snacks.

Why do I write so many reviews for Kwik Trip? Because there are so many and they are a life safer…read morewith quick grab well made food and easy to reach gas pumps. I write about other out of the way small town convenience gas-stores and check back later to see after five years its' still just my one review. What would Yelp do without me? That brings us to this mass of pavement in Hinkley, a busy spot on I-35 for people most likely traveling between Duluth and St Paul. The last numbered pump was 26 which was my first choice, yes first. Read On. Pump is beeping and won't reset, no intercom that I could find to call in. Move to another pump. 25, diesel only, back one more 24. Tells me I have to use a credit card with a chip..yes It does have a chip! Try again, "card declined". Wait wait wait for reset, can't see anything on the grey screen. Bang it timed out and reset, try another card and this time it works. In other locations I've had their pumps lock up because I couldn't get out of the first mode asking for a rewards number. There is supposed to be a skip button but how can we see it if the SCREEN IS GREYED OUT? Head inside for coffee which is now freshly made by the machine which all the gas stations and small stores have. I think I miss employee made coffee fresh every 30 minutes kept in air pots. I realize this is a huge saving on employees time. Fresh sandwiches to go and all is well. Do I dare try my first card with the cashier? Nah, good ol' fashioned green bills work just fine. The matronly woman was happy and friendly and I'm glad she didn't call me "Hon".