We come here every year when we visit Park Falls! Great food + great clothing/shoe selection…read more Staff is super welcoming and helpful! Very clean and well organized. We had a chicken caesar and a veggie wrap. Everything was fresh and delicious! We've never been for coffee or breakfast, but their selections look yummy! See ya next year!

Young enthusiastic owner has made herself a super place of business. She has a fresh selection of…read moremenu items with homemade soups and bakery items. She has a real latte maker- unusual for this area- and has a cute little seating area.

My wife and I have enjoyed shopping locally in Phillips for many years now. Homespun has long been…read moreone of our favorite stops in town. As always the friendly service complimented the great tasting coffee. Today, I tried the toasted marshmallow coffee which was an enjoyable treat. When in Phillips and looking for coffee or some little crafts or candles, Homespun would be a perfect choice. Enjoy!

My friend and I headed to phillips to do a few things and so we had lunch at Homespun. They have a…read morelimited menu for lunch and a nice selection of omelets and such as well, and I was able to request a grilled cheese as there weren't any vegetarian selections available. My friend had the chicken salad which was apparently really good. I had the cheese on marble rye- which was very tasty!! Chips and a pickle came with. I also had a cappuccino- really good coffee and a nice milk foam. The gentleman taking our order (order at the counter)was SUPER nice - and our food came out fast. This is also a gift store and there is also an adjacent clothing store, so there were lots of people strolling around. The vibe is really nice and casual. Very nice place for lunch in Phillips

Our stay here was perfectly acceptable. It's a no-frills place in the Park Falls, which is in…read morepretty rural northern Wisconsin. The lodge has about a dozen rooms or so, and while they're small they are perfectly fine for sleeping which is what most anyone around here is going to do anyway. I happened to be in town for a family reunion but a lot of folks are going to be here for the hunting, boating, or other recreational activities that the area has to offer. There's a small restaurant attached, which we didn't visit whilst here. But there were definitely folks from town stopping here and not just the few of us staying at the hotel. Honestly it was pretty unexpected that there was a restaurant/bar here given how small the place is, and there's not a TON of restaurants in the area, so it's a nice feature. The woman who checked us in was nice and showed us to our rooms. I really appreciate that they have serious locks on the doors, electronic locks--it helped me feel much more comfortable since the other deterrent to entry is a simple chain on the door. We had two rooms, one with two full or queen sized beds and the other, a family room, had a full bed and then a bunk. The bottom bed of the bunk beds was a full size. I wasn't expecting a bunk (though luckily wasn't planning on staying in that room) but it's important to know since a bunk isn't everyone's thing. What was unfortunate is that when my mom made the reservation back in April, she asked if they had cribs in the room as we'd be traveling with my newly one-year-old. The person said "oh yeah we should get one of those..." and assured her they would have one by late July, when we visited. When mom called in June they said they didn't have one. Rather than make my mom stress about finding a new place I bought a play yard for the baby but that pretty disappointing and made for more for us to have to travel with. They also seem to have only showers, no bathtubs (at least in the two rooms our party was spread amongst) and the water smelled a little strange, perhaps just well water; not a sulfury smell. Overall a very casual place. There's ample parking here, more than will ever be needed for this lodge. The A-Frame doors are open 24 hours. Given the location and type of accommodation, though, they aren't open 24 hours for check-in. You'll want to be sure you confirm when you can check in and then make sure you'll be there in plenty of time to do so. There's not a check-in desk or anything, so just head to the bar.

Food was great. Cheap but really good. Sorry Dave but my husband's chili is better, but yours is a…read moreclose second. I'll be back for sure.

Not sure but this might have been Pricco's Bakery years ago…read more A guy named Pedro Garcia - related to a Wakefield family was the baker for years. He was there at about 4 in the morning and the Bessemer police would stop for coffee and a donut. Pedro came from Spain in the mid-fifties. The hard rolls were great - cornitti and the bread too. My family made home-made salami and little sausages and a fried sausage on a cornetti was the best late night snack ever.

Great fresh subs, made to order. Pasties were okay. Nice, helpful staff. Easy in, easy out.read more

This is a wonderful, warm, , welcoming establishment. The coffee and the munchies are great. We can…read moresee ourselves enjoying all of this while watching a developing blizzard, LOL. Worth the drive from wherever-and the music that plays over the sound system is refreshingly different from other places-one of the owners is a 60s -70s fan. How can you go wrong with a little Dylan while sipping your Java? Coming back? Oh, you bercha!!!

Delicious coffee. Loved the environment and ambiance of this space. The breakfast treat we had was…read moredelicious. Not sure if these are made in house, but I think so. Service was pleasant. The space was very clean too. We'll be back!!!

Today I had their newest bagel sandwich. A margarete style - toasty Tuscan I think is the official…read morename. Fresh mozzarella, pesto and tomato on a pizza bagel. SO GOOD.

From the owner: A small town coffee shop with a lot to offer from coffee, teas, bagels and bagel sandwiches to soft…read moreserve!

Stopped in for coffee and breakfast, friendly warming atmosphere. Delicious bakery items and food…read moremenu. Even discounted bakery options! Got 7 cookies of $3.50!! Yummmmm

Perfect afternoon stop. We were able to get a quick bite to eat and enjoy their backyard patio…read more Absolutely stunning. The atmosphere is so welcoming. Staff was so friendly, would love to come back next time I'm in tomahawk!

I was so happy to find this cozy cafe open early on a Sunday morning--when everything else in…read moreHayward was closed. There were plenty of regulars lined up at the counter, but the baristas took care of everyone quickly. I had a perfect cortado plus a brewed coffee to go. The staff was friendly and the coffee was delicious. Backroads is a real gem in the Northwoods.

I was excited to try this local spot but left extremely disheartened. We ordered iced lattes and…read morereceived them with large coffee grounds floating on top. When we asked to remake them, the employee complained about us to the other employees and the new drinks were not any better. TLDR; coffees were bad & the service was rude

Another great experience at this location in Manituish Waters. It is very clean, modern, quiet, and…read morevery good service with high-quality food. My wife had the Dixie's Delight Salad, I had the Chorkie, and my father had the Cuban Bichon. All were good. We also had a Bear Claw and a Caramel Latte. Great views to the lake. Everything was meticulous and clean as we experience on every visit. We will be back next year..

We made a special trip because this place sounded lovely. I even called ahead to warn them that…read moreeight of us would arrive 30 minutes before closing--apparently a crime. From the moment we walked in, we were very unwelcome. We ordered quickly, smiled politely, and were met with unwavering annoyance. Half our group was served normally; the other half had their meals packed to-go as she stood by the door like a bouncer. My husband was still eating his chili when, at exactly 2:00 p.m., the lights began flashing like it was bar time. Patrons exchanged stunned looks. A new mother's baby cried as she was abruptly scooped up. Perhaps Uline should train their employees to have more personality than their boxes! :)