The food is surprisingly good for bar food. Pizzas are great! Atmosphere is just a bar, but…read moresomehow you just don't care! It's great.

Large servings of good food. Great wings and pizza…read more Friendly place for a Castle! 9 of is from out of town and it felt like our hometown bar

5 stars for a good meal and a good drink We stayed at the…read moreCantiever Distillery and Hotel in Rainer MN. The little town for the mast part was closed (off season). However this place was open for business. We had thier Smash burger with fries, I had a Old Fashion with Cantilever Bourbon a vary good, Smooth Bourbon. On the Burger and staff Our server brought us water and told us that there was going to be a large crowds order going soon... do you want me to place your order right away?? We took the hint and got it in ahead of thr crowd. Trust me I tipped him well that night.

Cantilever does everything! They have a boutique hotel, distillery and restaurant altogether like a…read moreone stop shop. My friend and I first walked in here for their distillery tour. Luckily for us, we were the only one scheduled, so our guide was very flexible & was willing to accomodate to our schedule. When we got in, we had a great tour around the small facility that is their distillery. He took the time to answer any questions that we had and he was very knowledgeable about the whole process. Later, he sat us by the bar area where we got to do a tasting of the spirits. They were all very clean/strong tasting, so naturally we got food afterwards. I opted for a Flyin' Hawaiian Burger. It was a decently sized burger with a tangy twist and had ample fries. It was enough food to fill me up and soak up some alcohol before we headed out. Overall service was excellent - from our tour guide to our waiter. Everyone was really friendly & welcoming.

Nice restaurant as it has been completely remodeled. We came for lunch one day and I had the…read morewalleye bites and my mom had the chili which was the special of the day. The food was decent not overwhelmingly memorable. We had good service but the food took quite awhile to come out which was surprising as there were only a few people there dining.

Good food and service. We called ahead and the food was ready within 5-10 minutes of when we got…read morethere .

Flint House has a great atmosphere -- modern, comfortable, and visually appealing. The decor shows…read morereal attention to detail, creating a nice space to relax and enjoy a meal. Our server was excellent: attentive, friendly, and efficient throughout our visit. Unfortunately, the food didn't match the quality of the service or ambiance. The burger was sad, sure it was the basic 4-H burger but still it was very underwhelming in flavor and presentation. It felt as though more effort went into the restaurant's style than into the kitchen. See photo comparison of our last burger out... Overall, Flint House is worth visiting for its service and setting, but the food could use improvement to truly meet the expectations set by the experience

Came by for lunch today. Our servers were friendly and helpful as usual. Soup of the day was some…read morekind of corn chowder, it was very good. The fish tacos were tasty and I loved the homemade French fries that came on the side.

Mind you it's the only grocery store in town but it's clean , has a lot of options and a good deli…read more/ prepared food section. Definitely was a go to during our work trip

Love super one! Opened November 1 2023!…read moreIt's a bigger store vs the two stores they had (County Market and a smaller super one) Love the food options! Great customer service!

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.

The ribs are just delicious! Generous portions of fried…read morechicken, moist and broasted Meal comes with a small soup and salad bar. Service was quite friendly and efficient. Good atmosphere with lots of local antiques on the walls. A great pit stop before entering Canada!

Almost Lindy's was a good find. The ambiance is very old time-y Minnesota bar scene, they play…read morecountry, and we got waited on by the owner. They've got a good selection of unique pizzas, (perogy, cheeseburger, pulled pork) all which sound pretty good. The pizza dough is rolled every day by hand, and their BBQ sauce is made locally. The pizza is thin crust (+) but has a good quarter inch of melted cheese (-). Next time I go, I'll order light cheese, but it's definitely worth a 'next time.'

Arrived on a Friday just after noon. The staff was friendly and gave us a deal on minnows and we…read morewere escorted out to our sleeper. The video shows interior of a 2 person sleeper with beds down upon arrival. Was warm and holes were ready. Bedding was not clean (bodily fluids smeared on fitted sheet near garbage can) and garbage can had garbage in it (paper towels and a pop bottle). Consider bringing your own fitted sheets. Overnight winds caused bridge to be unstable and a vehicle had gone through 3am Saturday morning, and received a visit early Saturday morning telling us to shelter in place until someone physically came to tell us it was safe. No one stopped by or called to check on us until Sunday morning to plow us out. The outhouse was completely full by Saturday night and no one changed it out all weekend. Bring paper towels with you to cover the mound. Rented a generator but only had gas enough for 8 hours. Couldn't get back in to get more gas. Lucky to have brought enough water and snacks, including lots of beef jerky, to last us the weekend. Brought a jackery which came in handy to charge phones 2nd night. Word of advice that they didn't tell us, if renting a generator, bring a gas can and extension cord. Bring a power strip and extra power banks. If you have your own poop bucket, consider bringing it with plenty of bags and TP. Plan to be stranded for a few days, just in case of blizzard conditions. Shack we were in was very drafty with the high winds and there was a 2 inch gap above the door. The windows were also very drafty. We had two large bath towels with us and hung one over the window which helped a lot and stuffed the other in the gap above the door that helped. Then the propane fumes built up since there was no air vent. There was a small propane cooktop as seen in the video. The propane lights added warmth. Caught and kept 7 walleyes 15-16.5", one really small walleye was thrown back, and kept one nice size perch during the 2 days and 2 nights lines were down. Would have liked to make it in to eat at the bar but that never happened.

Walleye dinner was great however lots of little bones. Great homemade tar tar sauce. Salad was just…read moreromaine, 4 croutons, tiny bit of cheese. Wild rice soup was awesome! Service was good.

Excellent burgers & pizza - 4 stars!…read more FYI, it's called "Riley's Cannibal Junction", NOT "Riley's Fine Food & Drink". Don't judge a book by its cover. That's the first thing I have to say about this hole-in-the-wall bar & restaurant. When you find them, it feels like the middle of nowhere because there are no houses, cabins, or other businesses in sight. This is a totally casual, no-frills place with a hunting and fishing cabin type of vibe. Come as you are. Are you still wearing your hunting camo or your snowmobile suit? No problem. The burgers, pizzas, and soups are very good. The all-beef patties are the real deal. No soybean additives here. The owner makes an extra effort to get a higher grade ground beef. You can definitely taste the difference. The staff is very friendly and unpretentious. And the prices are remarkably reasonable (see photo). If you're interested in the history, they have a summary on the back of the menu and on the Facebook page. It all goes back to the 1950s and an eccentric husband & wife named Chester & Violet Guiles. The local kids started calling Chester "Cannibal Guiles". Once a week they'd go to Deer River to buy groceries in a horse drawn buckboard. One final note: I read a silly previous review accusing this place of being "disgustingly racist". I saw no evidence of racism whatsoever. In fact, there was a Native American gentleman cooking on the day I visited. I complimented him on the burgers and we had a nice chat. He's a nice dude. I don't know what kind of personal beef was going on at some point in the past, but this review is pretty bad...the worst type of ignorant, woke, race baiting & trolling with no evidence at all. Don't like 'em? Don't go there. This stupid review should really be removed or sidelined by Yelp. Anyway, enough time wasted on that topic... Stop by if you're in the area. Grab a brew and some grub. Thumbs up! -Maxx

100% wonderful service from the friendly staff at Cannibal Junction. The food was good and we…read moreenjoyed dinner out. Rustic up north ambiance.