I was very excited to eat here after all the great things I saw online. We were vacationing in Two…read moreHarbors and Do North was about 400 feet from our rental. As soon as you walk in, you get the old school pizza parlor. The first thing that gets you is the aroma of pizza, and it is so good you just know the pizza will taste great as well. We were greeted as soon as we walked in by someone in the open kitchen, told us to grab a menu and come back up when we were ready to order and sit anywhere. The dining room is small with several booths and there was a large group there that they pushed tables together to accommodate. They have a lot of great looking specialty pizzas but we did a build your own and even though it was just 2 of us, we got a 16 in so we would have leftovers to take home. It only took about 20 minutes for our pizza and it was everything I expected. Perfect crust, the sauce was fresh tasting and flavorful, and the toppings are tasty and generous. I think I would vacation in Two Harbors again just to get this pizza! If you are in the area, this is a must!

We had read the great reviews and wanted to try it.... We walked in, grabbed a table, they are…read morescarce in the small place. Getting ready to order, at the counter, and another customer tells us that the staff had just stated, "taking only to go orders".... Since we staying at a hotel in Duluth, we decided to leave. What a let down! So we left and ended up at Sammy's pizza. And it was fantastic!

Grilled chicken sandwich was pathetic. Rubber chicken on an old cheap bun. Half a bag of old Dutch…read morechips. Meatball sandwich- dry dog meat. Zero sauce. There was cheese though.. Spaghetti meatballs. Again. Just sad. The sauce has to be an off brand supermarket sauce. Just red water. The singular Meatball was just so dry! It's cheap supermarket food at restaurant prices. I only made a yelp account to write this review because I can't believe they serve this stuff. The customer is being ripped off. Tried to eat out "locally" and honestly wasted my time and money. It's a pizza place I get it. If you can't make sandwiches, don't offer them. If you want to eat out. Don't eat here. Just eat at home.

As long as I can remember, this pizza shop has been a part of my family's life, and checking their…read moreonline bio, I see they opened when I was about 6. I don't remember exactly when my family started to buy pizzas, they'd call ahead, my dad would go and pick up (no delivery back then) and prior to that (and for a time after, I can imagine) family pizza nite meant a Chef Boyardee mix out of a box - contents were pizza dough mix, a can of tomato paste and small envelopes of powdered cheese and herbs. It was pretty awful. Whereas Sammy's is spectacular, and a Minnesota favorite, with a dozen or more locations sprinkled across the Upper Midwest, mostly descendents of the founder. But the Lakeside outlet was our stop, it's only in its second location since its origin, moving 2 blocks east of the original outlet. Each of the Sammy's pizza recipe is standardized, but each offers something a little different than other outlets. At Lakeside, it's broasted chicken for as long as I can remember, tho I have never tried it. "Broasting" is a registered trademark of the Broaster companyin Wisconsin that sells the equipment and licenses the method to independent restaurants and groceries. It's a combination of deep frying and pressure cooking, resulting in a fried, breaded, marinated chicken that is "less greasy" than conventional frying offers. I digress. Our Minnesota Burger Bureau Chief, Kawika, a large supporter of Sammy's Lakeside, today trekked out to try their calzones. The "Americanized" version of a calzone usually entails dough folded in a half moon shape, stuffed with pizza-like ingredients, and baked. In Italy, you'll often see a fried version, as well. Kawika ordered his calzone stuffed with pepperoni, green pepper, and mozzarella cheese. Although the ingredients were right out of the pizza fixings, and thus adored, he said the dough wasn't really to his liking, he was expecting them to use pizza crust dough. He is sure that this product will appeal to a large audience.

I was optimistic to explore this small town pizza place for the first time! I placed an online…read moreorder which was super seamless, they use the Square platform and took Apple Pay which I always appreciate. Unfortunately when I arrived there was no greeting from any of the numerous staff. The two front desk employees were very busy with their registers and the phone, and it was 5 minutes before I was able to speak to someone. The main lady was a bit short with me, (and I saw her be much shorter with other customers). They were really busy, so I can sympathize with the stress, but some more manners would have went a long way. Unfortunately my pickup time was 15 minutes later than the ETA I was given online. When it came to the pizza itself though, they really delivered! It's possibly the best BBQ Chicken pizza I've had, even though I was surprised by the inclusion of dill pickles. If you're a pizza fan visiting the north shore it's definitely worth considering this place!

Shit pizza, if you want cardboard in a box of cardboard this is the place. Ordered a cheese pizza…read moreand they mustered have misread the order as "12 slivers of cheese and 4 cups of shit canned sauce please" I'll stick to the real pizza shops in the northland... being hungry and waiting extra 25 mins leave the shore is worth the wait to get to Duluth.

I love this place! From the walls covered in work from local artists to the friendly staff, it's a…read moretreat to visit even if I'm not buying. I think... I'm always buying! The pizza here is so good! The crust is that fresh, chewy kind I haven't found anywhere else. I usually eat lunch here because they sell by the slice. There's always cheese, pepperoni or sausage, and a special. The specials can come off the menu but occasionally they are new creations. Soup & sourdough baguettes have recently been added to the menu. I recommend the carrot ginger soup. It's very warming on a cold blustery day downtown! There are tables to eat at. The entire place is clean & well lit. My only negative is that the Italian sausage is a bit too spicy for my taste and most of the pizzas have jalapeño or other peppers or hot things. I'm a "ketchup is spicy enough" person.

Unique pizza. Good when fresh. Must visit when in the area though. Portion size and flavors were…read moregood. Service was good. Easy to order.

This was so good. Killer burgers made with real care, super friendly service and a great view of…read morethe lake. Totally worth a stop on the way to Grand Marais or if you're staying nearby.

Nice service Food not so much-center of pizza was barely…read morewarm Wings were tasty but small and overpriced-no side at all

We decided to do a pie-off and bought slices of double-crust apple pie from Rustic and Betty's to…read moredetermine who we thought was the best. Rustic made the purchase process much faster thanks to their Pie on the Fly truck; our slice was ready in a couple minutes, fork and napkins included. Our conclusion: the crust was flaky, messy, with visible cinnamon, and was delicious. It had more flavor through the crust, which we preferred, though the fillings were similar and good. This was our favorite of the two.

Friendly service, cute place…read more 30-45min wait on a Sunday morning. Coffee cake was delicious. Omelette was cheesy and tasty. Water glasses were kept full. Basic but solid breakfast place! Clearly popular.

Just to be clear, the food is super good. I think this must be a take out or delivery type of…read moreplace. The ambiance is definitely not conducive to dining in. Just run down and deserted. The staff was very pleasant but seemed not used to having people in the dining room. But the fajitas were very flavorful and fresh. The chips and salsa were good. I would eat from here again but it would be a to go order.

Ordered using DoorDash. Food arrived on time. However, what arrived was VERY different than what…read moreI ordered -- or at least I think. I ordered Burrito Pancho Villa and Choriqueso and Chips. The chips that arrived were round corn chips from a bag. Tasted like Sam's Club special or something. The Choriqueso was NOT Choriqueso...that is to say, it had a scoop of the Chorizo meat on top with the rest being some yellow, out of a can, cheese, and served in a Styrofoam drink cup. The burrito was WAY undercooked (the enchilada was raw underneath) and they put some lettuce or something inside which ruined the flavor. The chicken was good, but that's about it. The cheese sauce, again, was that yellow canned cheese like you'd find on the bottom shelf of a grocery -- tasted more like that yellow cheese dip that Fritos puts out. The picture on line showed a beautiful burrito with white cheese on top, not yellow/canned cheese. Finally, the chips. I got a paper sandwich bag that was about 1/4 full of chips. It had, maybe, 10 full chips inside, and the rest were broken or crumbs. Looking at the several positive reviews here, I have to wonder if they have a really bad cook there which I ended up with, I don't know. but several of the negative reviews say similar to me -- gross cheese, no chips, store-bought chips/cheese. It was overall a HORRIBLE experience.

The review is for Lake Superior Burger Co. What a view with lunch! We had great service and great…read morefood, albeit a little spendy. $55 for two burgers, one soda and one beer. I would stop again.

Do not get hung up on their hamburger signs; this place offers elegance and ambiance. We sat…read moreoutside overlooking the lake and had amazing soup, biscuits and burnt ends with honey. Absolutely delicious! The resort is beautiful and I would definitely return to sample more of the menu.