Food was excellent super hot fast and great waitress clean and all friendly. Had ham cheese omelet.read more

Had sausage, eggs, hash brown and toast for breakfast and it was great. I do recommend visiting…read morehere and they have a lot of locals.

Now called Jaks Diner...hidden gem. Best garlic cheddar biscuits in 2000 miles! Great lunch spot.read more

I don't eat here often but my go to order is a veggie melt with some kind of fry or tots. This…read moredelightfully salty greasy meal is filling and delicious. My order is affordable as well. Service is alright. I enjoy reading the vintage decor around the diner as well. I love history of buildings like that.

Quaint restaurant with delicious food and wonderful service. Good variety on the menu. Known for…read moretheir unique coffees and homemade soups.

Go here! The food is marvelous, and the people friendly. We were on a cross-country drive,…read morestopped in, and left happy, rationing the caramel rolls out as we crossed Montana & Idaho. Great service, homemade food, and solid coffee drinks - we were impressed. I wish there were more places like this in small town America - can't say enough about how much we enjoyed ourselves.

I went in there for some dinner the other day and I didn't catch the waitresses name, but she was…read morevery rude which is surprising for the younger community around there. I wish my experience would have been better my first time there but would be open to possibly visiting again because the food was actually delicious.

Excellent service...Excellent Food. Was staying in the area and wanted to spend the money at a…read morelocal establishment...VERY happy we did...the Patty Melt was awesome ...son had Rueben...said it was awesome ...Grear Place to support the locals!!!

Great food at an affordable price! Service was excellent! Hidden Gem in Devils Lake NDread more

Excellent breakfast. We had omelettes that were delicious and fully packed. Came with perfectly…read morecooked hash browns. Bacon was crispy and toast nice and buttery. The service was excellent. Casey did a great job.

Absolutely grateful services, very kind staff. The food good tasted great, affordable prices, large…read moreportions and i definitely would come again. Very small town

Like any of your regular/local cafe breakfast food. I will have to say as an Asian-American walking…read morein we sure turned ALOT of heads and been stared at throughout our whole time there. Waitress was decent, she did check up on us a couple times.

Bakers Dozen serves up some fine baked goods... various donuts, pies, breads, buns, and other…read morepastries. All of them at great prices! If you're arriving at lunchtime, you can take advantage of their sandwich bar. You can choose from fresh baked buns or croissants and make your own sandwich. Toppings include sandwich meat, egg & chicken salads, tomatoes, cucumbers, pickles, lettuce, jalapenos, onions, etc... They also have taco salad shells if you want to make a taco salad with their taco meat. I'm not sure if that one is offered daily or not. They charge you by weight. I had a turkey pastrami sandwich one a wonderful bun. There is a selection of chips or cookies that you can add to your lunch as well. Obviously they do well as the place was busy for breakfast and lunch times.

We've been in town the past three days and wanted to try a new cafe--and we're so glad we found…read morethis one. On the first day, I ordered the spiced iced chai latte, and it was genuinely the best I've ever had--no other cafe compares. The next day, the barista recognized us and started making our order as soon as we walked in. Then today, before we even reached the counter, our drinks were already being made just the way we like them. We absolutely love this place and recommend it to everyone!

Another fail for a locally owned coffee shop. When I asked for a glass of iced tea, he pointed to…read morethe FACTORY BOTTLED tea in the cooler. Really? Would you sell bottled coffee there? So why can't you brew tea like you brew your coffee?

Located in Lakota, N.D. right off of and visible from hwy 2 Sunlac inn Lakota is a very cool…read morehangout spot kind of easy to miss with our busy everyday lives. But it is a long brick building that was built in the 60's by locals and runs long way from East to West. It has two flag poles out front one with American flag and second with North Dakota flag, if you look you will find it located right East of Dollar General. I've previously was employed by the business almost a year ago its been already time sure does fly by when you're busy living. But like the first review states I agree with, you can not find any better food while I was employed there. They have some local competition now a days but I wish the best for everybody local to thrive. They do have 10 electronic pull-tab machines to play on but unfortunately do not any longer have the black jack available :( that table brought in a lot of business was sad to see it go. The newer staff (manager Marla, and possible assistant manager Calvin, bartender Tyler & Aaron, front desk Paul & Mark, & housekeepers Margie and family, plus cook Aj) are very sweet and friendly people. Always nice smiles and warm welcomes that makes you feel right at home! I myself no longer drink alcohol but do remember many many many good memories in this building and will never forget the friendships I have made along the way. It's a 3 in 1 business, it is a motel/cafē/bar all in one. It's the perfect hide out/getaway that will leave you with an amazing experience in my opinion. Hunters come and book rooms weeks in advance every year starting from Oct 1st to Dec 1st. That is their busiest time of year bar none. But they are very loyal and return every year, over the years I've built friendships & memories with alot of them also. I miss that alot :( but my journey at this business has unfortunately ended do to lack of sobriety. I miss it everyday and wish things turned out differently and that is the honest truth. Go and support these people and you will not regret it I promise. You will have memories for years to come! Tell them that the old bartender Joshua Linskie sent you and they will take care of you Lol... thank you and don't forget to stay humble my friends and Godspeed to us all!

The best restaurant in a 30 mile radius easy. Staff can be grumpy before they get their coffee. But…read moreall together they're alright. Has a bar in the back and hotel rooms on the side. Not many hotels in big cities could compete with the food these guys cook up.

We passed through Maddock while exploring our family roots that stretch back several generations…read more We were delighted to find Harriman's. Although this time we only got to savor the coffee, we were able to hang out long enough to get a good sample of the local hospitality and ambiance. We found the Harriman's building occupied by friendly folks, some of whom remembered stories about one of our relatives from decades ago. The library is next to the coffee, helping make this a fabulous place to meet up with friends and neighbors.

I spent the 4th of July weekend in 2024 with in-laws in Esmond, and had an opportunity to visit…read moreHarriman's a few times during my stay. I love it, and love the fact that the community came together to make it happen. They have a HUGE variety of coffee and non-coffee beverages as well as these incredible (and highly-coveted) caramel buns (I think that was what it was called) that are apparently available Saturday mornings only. We were fortunate enough to try one - only because the lovely people in front of us in line heard my husband was dying to try one and said they wouldn't order the last one so he could have it. One final note... they have an "apple caramel big train". I'd never heard of that drink before so ordered one. It was DELICIOUS. From what I could tell, it is something between a milkshake and a smoothie.