Young lady cashier didn't know the questions of the lady in front of us…read more We also had questions about the menu. She had no knowledge of, didn't ask anyone, just said, I don't know? Lots of options for lunch with Boars Head lunch meat, salads, burgers. There is a gift shop, produce, bakery, kitchen. A tourist stop kind of place. Husband liked his Bridge Builder burger. My Herb Roasted Chicken Salad had about .03 ounces of chicken. I had avocado added. Salad dressings are bottle dressings.

Lunch here today for four. Everyone loved it! They have a…read morewonderful selection of wraps, salads, burgers. Portions are generous and everything is made from scratch. I had the mango chicken salad with poppy seed dressing. It was absolutely excellent, but the mangoes were dried. I get this is Virginia, fresh mangoes are hard to come by. Had the peach custard for desert. The taste was as excellent, but the graham cracker crust was really hard to cut. Everyone else had a wrap - they are big enough that unless you are really starving I'd order a half. This is our new go-to place every time we pass through!

Reasonably priced small town diner. Service was a bit underwhelming and slow - seemed like it was…read moremore centered around the locals and we weren't their top priority. Food was OK, but they directed us to the Stuffed Hash Brown and I have to be honest, it just was not very good. Just everything kind of thrown inside a big hash brown. The prices were reasonable, but only accepting cash in 2024 is also a bit crazy... at least in my opinion.

Friendly cool place to dine with the locals, eat delicious food, and at reasonable prices. Coffee…read morewas only $0.50! Ate at the counter due to how busy it was on a late Friday morning, where we were able to admire the stuffed hash browns the countermate couple shared. They were locals and said this was the place to be for breakfast. We wanted to try one of their fresh rolls, but arrived too late, they were all gone (they were only $1.50). The pancake & French toast were filling & hit the spot. Would go back again & share the stuffed hash browns for the experience.

Hubs wanted a coffee during our long drive across northern Minnesota and this looked like a good…read morespot to make a spot. I would highly recommend. New Moon had great coffee and also had good food options available. Staff were absolutely fantastic on top of everything else good about this place.

The New Moon Coffeehouse and Eatery proves you can find good food even in a small, isolated town…read more (That isn't a dig at Baudette, it's just reality. This is a small town on the Canadian border.) The New Moon is one of the best places in town, and it would hold its own in any city or community. It has a relaxed, sophisticated decor that feels right in a county defined by one of the nation's largest lakes. It's a popular gathering place for locals and the town's leaders. If you live here, you can't walk into this place without running into your neighbors and friends. And for visitors from both sides of the border, it's a great place to grab something to eat. The food, which the owners often put their own spin on, is always good. I have yet to eat something here I don't like. My favorite dishes include the Loaded Avocado Bagel, Gyro Wrap, South of the Border Salad and the Yodeling Turkey Panini. Each time I look over the menu, I discover something new. Like today, I just discovered they serve London Fog tea. They serve breakfast and lunch. Menu items include paninis, sandwiches, bagels, pastries, wraps, salads, non-alcoholic speciality drinks (hot, iced and blended), smoothies (in season) and more The New Moon is owned by local women who all grew up in Lake of the Woods County. They opened it in 2020 because they missed The Smiling Moon, a popular coffee spot that closed a few years ago. If you look around the New Moon today, you'll see subtle references to the former coffee shop besides its name. One is a sign from The Smiling Moon that's hanging from the ceiling. Another is the "The Leap of Faith" salad on their menu. (Note: I'm a journalist who has lived in Baudette for a couple of years. This is my honest opinion. No one paid or asked me to write this review.)

Went with a small group of friends and this place felt like a little gem! The staff were so…read morehelpful and kind, the array of lattes were delicious and the brunch menu while small, each thing we ordered was delicious! My favorite was the California Toast!

Driving up I was very impressed with how beautiful the building was! I was just picking up dinner…read moreto go, but would love to visit again dining in the restaurant. The decor and ambiance is so inviting. The gentleman who handed me my food was very kind. I ordered the steak oscar which came with asparagus and mashed potatoes. The steak was perfect medium rare and the shrimp were perfectly cooked. I also ordered the French onion soup which wasn't the best decision, as French onion soup is best consumed right out of the oven and not to go. But the flavor was great. I'll be back next time I'm in town!

A friendly hometown cafe. The salad was large and packed with fresh produce. They made special…read morecroissants with jelly and butter for my picky boys and they loved them. Also have the option of a build your own deli sandwich or grilled cheese or Italian paninis. Coffee was tasty and we enjoyed a cookie as well. They also had a gluten free pastry option. Cute cafe with about 7 small tables inside and also an outside patio. We took our food down the street to the train park where my kids played while we enjoyed our meal. Great lunch and coffee spot!

the place to go every morning for the best coffee. peppermint mocha my fav. cookies scones and…read moresandwiches !!!

Brewed Awakenings is a solid comfort spot to stop in and enjoy when in GR. The food/beverages are…read morefresh and overall pretty good. They have ample seating and some game you can play while visiting. My only issues - parking can be a pain and the cost is a little high if you are a family stopping in. Otherwise, great spot!

Been coming here for years -- not that often; maybe 6 visits total -- and am sorry not to have…read morereviewed it earlier. It's really good! Baristas, although shockingly young, appear to have had great training: espresso drinks are all properly drawn. (Source: coffee snob) Pastries and light bites have never disappointed. And it has a sweet, Retro Diner feel. Very clean and well-kempt. A must-visit if you're nearby!

We stumbled upon a little place for breakfast the other day while in International Falls, called…read morethe library. Unless you know of the place, you could vary well drive right past it. Just off Hwy 11 by a rent all. The library roasts it's own coffee for starter, you walk in and it has a Library feel to it. You order at the counter and take a seat in a couple different areas , kind of like a study room. The server brought our coffee (in our case) and when the food was ready She brought it to. To start the coffee was one of the best I've had in a long time. I ordered the build your own omelet, with toast. As we were waiting for our order I noticed that the place was filling up. I commented to Nancy "we beat the rush". The place is well known in town. Good food excellent coffee. Do not drive past this place you will be sorry you missed it.

My friend and I stopped by for a quick breakfast/coffee stop…read more We were initially intrigued by the whole library concept and it's definitely a unique place for it. We found out that all these books were up for grabs and donated here for people to take for free. I really love that. I honestly wish I had more time to browse, but the books were all jumbled up (unlike an actual library) and would literally take a whole day or more to browse thru. But, it was nice to know. In terms of dining in - you first order at the counter, take a number and they bring it to your table when it's ready. The food is really quite simple. You literally get what you order - nothing fancy. I personally ordered the omelette (with sausage/mushrooms) & a side of hash browns. The omelette was literally the sausage and mushroom in between a rolled up thin egg. The hashbrown was also just a jumble of fried thinly cut potato slices. It was really made so simply and different from what I expected, but it was fair considering that it was a good price for what they offered. I also ordered the cookie dough iced coffee. They had tons of torani syrups in the back, so I definitely knew that they were using these syrups to bring out the flavor. It wasn't super authentic flavor, but was a good option for a quick coffee run.

Closed for good apparently. Fort Frances is in serious need of some more cafes ! I couldn't find a…read morecoffee shop/ breakfast place at all

Stopped in last week when we were passing through. The vibe of the place is crazy cool. Every…read morelittle detail, from the counter to the stage, books, and salt and pepper shakers, just makes you feel right at home. Coffee and baked good were excellent. Chatted with the owner for quite a while. This is a must-visit spot!!

Probably the best cookie I have ever tasted (Monster Cookie) and you can tell by my waistline that…read moreI have eaten a lot of cookies in the past 65+ years. I also loved that they are hiring disabled people to work there.

No atmosphere. Waitress was unclean. Used bare fingers to get ice cream on to the cone. Too bad for…read moreHibbing.

Cozy Seating area :) It's so cute and comfy in here! The coffee is yummy and the espresso is to…read moredie for!! There's also cupcakes from a local baker that are the best i've ever had! Definitely would give them a try :)