The ideal place to soak up all that Lake of the Woods has to offer!! Great scenery, amazing…read morecompany and beer that you crave all winter long! One must have gravy fries and poutine in order to capture the full Greens experience! Pizza is also super delicious and the waitstaff is over the top friendly!

Great place but it burned to the ground last fall. A food truck has kinda moved in a few blocks…read moreNorth.

Excellent meal with a beautiful view of the lake. Probably the best French Dip I've ever enjoyed…read more The wild rice soup was very good. Highly recommend.

We popped in for a celebratory beverage and had a great experience. The bugs were too bad to sit…read moreoutdoors so we grabbed a seat at the bar. The gentleman who served us was super knowledgeable and fun to watch prepare our cocktails. All fresh fruit syrups made in house - the cocktails were amazing. I loved the Lime Tea. An excellent experience and we'll 100% be back the next time we visit!

Absolutely loved this place! We came for a fishing trip and were able to bring our catches to…read moreSportsman's and they fried it cajun style for us and it was so delicious! The entertainment was something like I've never seen before, our waitress was amazing and we felt right at home. She even sung karaoke and surprised us all! We're from Nashville and I swear she could be on broadway if she wanted to and everyone in the bar put on a show of a lifetime! There was many laughs had at this restaurant and I would come back to Minnesota just to come back to this bar!

Classic American. 3 Meals a day. Pub. Live Music some weekends. Pull Tabs. Gift Shop…read more Lodge/Inn. ATM

Stopped by for a Canada Day lunch and unfortunately the patio was full. For 10 people, we sat…read morecomfortably inside by the window. Our server was very attentive and patient with our orders. They over a variety of ciders, cocktails and beers from Lake of the Woods brewing. Note: Main entrees aren't available until after 4pm, but you can order from a plethora of appetizers, sandwiches and bowls for lunch. You can also dock your boat in the back if you're out on the lake and want to stop by for a quick lunch. Pickerel Cheeks: Think of dipping butter crostini's in Alfredo sauce. The pickerel cheeks were super creamy, chewy and rich. One bite was enough to satisfy me. Three Cheese Baked Artichoke Lobster Dip: This was a fantastic dip with naan and tortilla chips. The cheese, artichoke, and lobster worked well with each other. PLUS the naan was super soft. Portabella Mushroom Burger: The flavors in this burger are amazing! There is enough guac and mushroom to fill you up! I highly recommend this burger Lobster Club House: There was alot of bread and a little lobster in this sandwich, so it was difficult to taste any flavor. Probably my least favorite dish here. Poutine: For $2 more, you can get a side of poutine. This side is massive and took up half of my plate! They use shredded cheese and tons of gravy. Overall, Boathouse has some great dishes and a good place for lunch right on the lake!

Went for dinner with a small group of 5. Ordered 1 piece walleye dinner. It was the worst meal I…read morehave ever had in a long time. The wild rice dish was flavorless and the coating on the walleye was cover cooked. Would not recommend.

Having just returning to dining out after the Covid pandemic, we didn't know if our favorite places…read moreto eat had survived the difficult business climate. Almost Rainy did and, if possible, is better than ever. The food was excellent, the prices in line with current cost of groceries and the service outstanding. We highly recommend Almost Rainy - you won't be disappointed.

**** This ended up…read morebeing one of our favorite spots in Kenora--we liked it so much that we came back twice during our trip! The first time was for drinks with six of us on the patio. We had such a great time that we returned the following night with four of us just before closing for pizza. Jonathan was our server both times, and he was fantastic--friendly, efficient, attentive, and just plain fun. He even accidentally spilled a glass of Prosecco on me during our first visit (luckily I was wearing black!), but he handled it with humor and professionalism. The fact that we happily came back the very next night says everything about the overall experience. On our second visit, we ordered the 13-inch Canadian NWO pizza (pepperoni, bacon, mushrooms, and mozzarella). As someone from the U.S., I'd never even heard of an "NWO" pizza! It was delicious, although the crust was just a little more done than I prefer. At around $26 CAD, it was a bit pricey, but we'd still order it again. The beer was good, though none of the ones we sampled really wowed us. Honestly, that hardly mattered because the atmosphere was so much fun. We loved both the patio and the indoor/outdoor seating, and the place had a lively, welcoming energy that made us want to stay awhile. We enjoyed it so much that we even bought a T-shirt before leaving. If you're in Kenora, don't miss this place. Great service, good food, a fun vibe, and a perfect place to relax with family or friends. We'd absolutely be back.

Went here when I was visiting a friend and everyone was super kind and understanding. We got sat…read moreright away, though we did go mid day so it wasn't too busy. There are many options for both food and drinks. They have many options for locally brewed drinks as well. The sweet chilli wings were delicious but very spicy so be wary, but the portion was plenty. The burger and salad was also delicious, the salad was especially stand out with many mix ins. The ciders were also good, perfectly sweet. The vibe of the brewery was very warm and welcoming. Many screens going as well and I heard they have a projector for when games are playing. Overall a cozy and welcoming place with many options, I recommend if you're in the area!

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.'

Came here with a group from Marvin Windows. I ordered the Prime Rib & I can easily say that it was…read moreone of the BEST I've ever had. And it. Was. HUGE.... Other than that, the beer was cold, the service was good, & I'll be stopping there again the next time I'm up there.

Rumors aren't true, Subpar, mediocre, average, and pungent atmosphere, are true and that's the good…read morestuff. Oh Warroad you have so far to go, and basically your not a tourist town, like your brethren along the lake, you need to flesh out the below average and this is One of them. Food, yea they have it. Is it good, depends if your paying or not. If it's free from Marvin Windows Tours . Dang, it's the best prime rib I've ever had, and the coldest beer and the hottest bartenders and nicest wait staff. Hello, wake up Warroad your dreaming again. If your paying, your like what is this dribble they quote about this place. Not on your list if you live in town, shouldn't be even if your not from town. Burger or Chicken sandwich is your safest bet, stick to the simple stuff.

Great pub on the lake! Bartender, Colin, is excellent!…read more Come join the "family" for Sunday Funday!

Loony's Brew is a laid back dive bar / pub located in the quaint village town of Ranier, Minnesota…read more To be more precise about Ranier, MN, it's situated right beside the once bustling industrial town of International Falls, MN...just 3 miles away. And, lol, in the bigger picture of it all, if you're visiting International Falls, MN, you're most likely in this remote part of Northern Minnesota exploring Voyageurs National Park. That's where it started for me. I had just completed time at Voyageurs NP and while speaking with a representative at the International Falls Chamber of Commerce, they recommended stopping here at Loony's Brew. Once in Ranier, parking was difficult, but I found a spot across the train tracks. I didn't mind walking 10 minutes over to Loony's as it gave me insight into what made Ranier unique...definitely a small town/local vibe as if I had stepped back in time. Loony's appearance on the outside reminded me of a simple summerhouse cottage along the waterfront with a dock in the backyard for accessing Rainy Lake. Overall, it's like staying at a lake house in the countryside. Although there's no official sign for customers to know they've arrived at Loony's Brew, there's a wooden post hanging by the entrance with a message stating...."PUB, BEER, FOOD, WINE, GOOD TIMES". Loony's has a playful/old fashioned bar kind of feel. You could sense the owners knew the specific tone they wanted to provide for patrons. The bar has an assortment of homegrown, locally brewed beers on tap....According to their website, they feature - "American, Hoppy, Belgian, Stouts & Porters, Fruits, Gruits, Lagers, NAs, and Barleywines". Loony's is decorated with classic guitars, vintage license plates and loads of symbolic mementos dedicated to their history. There's a back/rear section area featuring a billiards table, jukebox and dartboard. Situated all around are high-top tables and chairs. Plus, there's a small corner for showcasing local bands and musical acts. I ordered a beer, took it outside and walked across the street to the Brew Deck Bar area for enjoying views of Sand Bay beside Rainy Lake. The setting was pleasantly quiet. There's even a little pier where you can walk towards a rustic lighthouse. Overall, Loony's Brew is a worthwhile place to come after your discoveries at Voyageurs National Park. It's a no hassle, no fuss brewery that embodies the blue-collar town of Ranier, MN.