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.

This spot ended up being better than I expected. Drving around trying to find a place for breakfast…read moreand not a lot coming up on our search, decided to end our drive at Coffee Landing. I was actually impressed by the larger menu here. I fully expected it to be bakery items, maybe a couple sandwiches, but it had a full menu! Ended up having the stuffed French toast and hubs had a breakfast sandwich. Stuffed French toast was a bit of a misnomer, it wasn't stuffed at all, just topped with strawberry and cream, but it was still delicious. Hubs enjoyed his sandwich as well. Coffee was delicious and plenty of options to make it what you want. It was a great stop for breakfast.

Stopped in for hot drinks and pastries on a rainy day. Everything was very good. The cafe has a…read morecozy atmosphere.

We took a quick afternoon into Canada, so we had to try Tim Hortons. To be honest, I didn't know…read moreanything about it other than they sold donuts. We came at supper time so we got some "real" food and it was pretty good! We tried a maple donut and enjoyed that too. I would like to come back and try and iced coffee. Unfortunately, the inside felt dirty and had flies bothering us during our meal.

Good! I just stopped by for a hot tea, it did the job. The drive through was fast serviceread more

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.)

I've only been home for the holidays for 3 days. Three long and very cold days. I miss the city and…read moreall the city has to offer and the closest thing I could get to the city is the Starbucks. The Starbucks inside the Safeway. "they have cup holders on the carts!" my mother says with a smile, "yeah, thanks mom" I say with an Angela (my so called life) tone and eye roll. One would think all Starbucks are the same, but much like a McDonald's you are mistaken. No soy milk and only about 15 drinks on the menu. They aren't so ontop of any Starbucks ordering lingo but the lady was friendly and sweet and apparently she knows me (but it's small town don't we all know each other). I left with Starbucks and although it didn't transport me back to the city with a sip, it did bring a smile to my face, but maybe that is because I didn't have the calorie count for my drink staring back at me while ordering.

Chose this restaurant since it was near our hotel and I like chocolate :) The interior has a log…read morecabin vibe with lots of tables and booths that were mostly full. There were many staff working the night we came. Lots of comfort food options on the menu to choose from. I got the crispy chicken salad and it was good. My husband had pasta and enjoyed it and the salad. Quick service!

Shows to be open online but it was definitely closed with no sign on the door and no cars out front…read moreduring the posted hours two days in a row.

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 !!!

Typical diner-fare food which was really good. There is no options if you are vegan and very few…read moreoptions for vegetarians - even the veggie soup and tomato soup had meat broth in them. :-( The waitress was friendly.

No staff wearing masks, no customers walking in and out wearing masks either so I feel confident we…read moredidn't catch them on an "off" day.