Comfortable place with homemade pizza. Service was tops. The pizza here had generous toppings and…read moregood sauce (also homemade). Crust was thin and crispy. The one in the picture was a 10" Reuben. Lots of corned beef,sauerkraut and swiss cheese.

When you are in Babbitt, MN your choices are limited. That being said, you could end up somewhere…read morefar worse than the Hide Away. We found ourselves in Babbitt because we were doing a boundary waters trip the next day. We wanted to go out and have some fun before we hit the water. We discovered that the Hide Away was right near our little cabin/bunkhouse. Our outfitter said it was a lively place, and he was right. You walk in and it has a sense of being the Cheers of the town, but also a place that adventurers come to relax at. The best way to describe it is a sense of community, but you have to earn your place there. You earn your place by being there to push yourself in the boundary waters. The people are friendly and so much fun to watch. At one point a guy came around offering everyone some fried fish he just caught. I don't turn down free food ever, so it was a nice treat. Again that sense of all are welcome, but with a purpose. The other reason we sought this place out was the bartender, Jenny. We read a review talking about Jenny and just had to meet her. She is a true dive bartender. She whipped up shots, drinks, and beers in mere seconds. Despite being the only bartender she worked the entire room. I don't think anyone waited for a drink. She is also quite a character to talk to. We did order some food from the bar. It was about as good as you would expect bar food to be here. Edible, decent flavors, and lots of it. Fun way to kick off a memorable trip. 55/100

We were camping nearby and decided to hop around some of the small towns for cafes and antiques. We…read moreended up here (and possibly at all three bars in town). Vi's ended up being our favorite stop. We ordered a Sauerkraut Pizza for the first time, and it blew us away! The tangy Kraut with the rich cheese and perfectly greasy, flavorful crust was everything you want in a classic dive-style pizza. The cheese was great quality, the crust had just the right consistency, and the whole thing hit the spot after a long day outdoors. We also grabbed an order of onion rings, it was a massive portion, perfectly crispy! It was honestly shocking to find this level of quality so far away from the city. We sat at the bar with a friendly bartender and chatted with some locals playing pull tabs, which just added to the charm. Great food, great people, and exactly the kind of small-town gem you hope to stumble into while exploring.

They fixed the sauce, and it's back to being the best pizza in the Midwest! Great establishmentread more

Poor garysbin Eveleth mixed up my order. Gave me the mix up and the new one. Pizza kix ass. The…read moreplace to go since Dave's sux.

Poor Gary's lives up to its name. These guys don't know their ass from a tea kettle. We ordered…read moretakeout and the order was completely wrong. That's one thing and probably can be attributed to a immature and inexperienced staff, but the pizza quality is also lacking. A premade pizza dough that resembled cardboard is all you have to look forward to with these guys. Pretty disappointing and there's plenty of other options in the area.

Whether you're one of the towns 423 residents or in the area say for camping, S.O.S -- Soudans Only…read moreStore -- is the store for you. - 14 ice ice cream flavors (with choices of 1-2 scoops, sugar cone, waffle cone, or milkshake for near infinite variations) - all you need in terms of foodstuffs, essentials, gasoline - The cashier lady that runs the store has a heart of gold - in winter, this northern outpost is "as one warm spark in the heart of an arctic crystal" - A cute interior, especially the rustic back room (see photos from other reviewers). A decidedly warm and dry place to eat frozen pizza (cooked to perfection in their pizza oven® on a rainy day

SOS is an adorable little store. A 1.5 mile walk from the campsite nearby. It's filled with things…read moreone might need for the weekend. There's an offering of ice cream and pizza. The pizza takes about 10 minutes in the pizza oven, there's a homey dinning area in the back corner filled with historical photos and artifacts about the area. The lady that runs the store is super sweet- she accommodated us by giving our change back in quarters for the showers at the campsite. Pro-tip: there is a bookshelf in the back for you to take, enjoy and forward on. How kind is that?!?

We were in town for a ski race: I had a quick breakfast one morning and cocktail/bar snacks later…read more Breakfast--The restaurant was serving a very limited menu. My eggs were way over cooked. My son's pancakes were good. The coffee was below average. Tip to the service...heavy cream and half-and-half are not the same thing. Breakfast alone earns two stars. My Bloody Mary w/Tito's later in the day was great. The boneless wings and cheese curds were fine...nothing special.

We spent the weekend at Giants Ridge and ate three times. First of all the service was very good…read more Everyone was friendly and quick to bring drinks and food. The food was OK at the lodge restaurant. Although the chicken wings were a 5 the rest of the food was like an average run of the mill family dining. The bar and grill at the ski chalet was better food. Again the service was fast and friendly. We had the veggie pizza per the waitress recommendation and it was very good. Both bars have a good selection of craft beers on tap. Overall I'm giving it a 4 because service, beer selection, and the pizza. It would get a 3 if I only had eaten at the lodge.

Bacon cheeseburger pizza was very good but the bacon cheeseburger was even better. We got delivery…read morewhich is a great service. The food arrived in the time stated, food was still warm, and everything tasted great. We recommend to anyone to try!

Great food, even better staff. We love how close it is to home and how fun it always is to come…read morehere. They are great at making you feel at home. Even if the wait is long, the food is always hot and served with a smile. We are locals that can't get enough!!

This is located in the casino. They offered a variety of snack bar type foods. Picked up a pizza…read moreto eat back at the room. Pizza was average. One complaint would be the fact that the tables and counters for partons to eat at were dirty. Just seemed that no one working there had any pride in their job. Now that I think about it that is kinda scary! Unfortuantely when get hungry and you are in the middle of BFE you will eat at whatever place is open!

Hours clearly state they are open till 8pm. currently it's 7pm and there closed. arrived here at…read more6:30pm and they were closed. this has happened dozens of times. if you want subway from here better call ahead and make sure they are actually open. good food otherwise

We used to go to Subway loved the Sweet Onion Sauce but they changed that so we dont go there much…read moreanymore! Also it has gotten to expensive oh well somebody has to pay for starting wages around $14. an hour what the Hell these jobs were only ment as a step towards college or retires! Well heres what happens we just go out to eat less so fast foods income will be the same but we eat out less!