I love a good sandwich and I've had JJ's in Ohio that I'd say is better. Here's a summary of what…read morewe saw: 3 of us ate lunch at this JJ's and we all ordered the same sandwich. The Beach Club with a wrap instead of bread. It was turkey, provolone , avocado spread, tomato, cucumber & lettuce with mayo. The turkey and avocado were in it but I had to look carefully to spot them. I did see the provolone, cucumber and tomato easily. However, the great percentage of it was filled with shaved iceberg lettuce. We were not impressed, and probably won't be back.

when someone asks for their sandwich cut in half, I would expect that the sandwich would be cut in…read morehalf. I haven't complained before, but this happened so so many times.

I found a hair that was deep in my sandwich.... Like i had to pull hard on one part of it out and…read morethen I found the rest of it... that's gross

Basic, clean, sandwich shop with a friendly staff and a good sandwich and soup. I got my food to go…read moreand it was well packaged.

Love this place! The staff is very nice and the place is clean and food is fresh and delicious.read more

Hubby went to Elbert and Gerbert's for the first time today for Poseidon (lobster rolls) and wild…read morerice soup in a bread bowl. The lobster rolls were really good, thought they were made from fake crab at first but suppose to be lobster shreds, never had a lobster roll before but would like to soon, you know the ones with big chunks of buttery lobster. It was good, came with North Atlantic lobster shreds mayo base with celery, lettuce and tomatoes and ol bay seasoning on the best sub rolls ever, yes I would buy again, but, does it taste authentic probably not, wild rice soup-all I can say INEDIBLE, had this twangy taste along with funky flour, couldn't even describe it so it went in the trash and I was so happy we had the soup on the side so the wonderful bread bowl was not ruined. I made my own quick version of chicken wild rice soup that made its way into a wonderful soft crispy bread bowl. Lobster rolls were $9.99 each and the bread bowl and soup $8.99. Called to see how much just the bread bowls are figured I buy the bread bowls and put my own soup in. They said $9.75. REALLY!!

Cozy little coffee shop in Crosby! Big kudos to them because it was delicious coffee and also had…read moresome very fun specialty menu items that made it hard to pick. I had the Carmel Butter Breve that had a nice butterscotch flavor to it. Some of the prices are a little high, but if their ingredients are made in house it would certainly be worth it; it was delicious none the less! The three young girls working were all very friendly and efficient as well. They had a fun white board "poll" where you could write your favorite summer memory which was a cute character of this small town energy

A Kava House company that DOES NOT SELL KAVA?!! That's like the international House of Pancakes not…read morehaving pancakes. LOCATION: Next to Victuals which I recommend you go to if you want a place that delivers more than expected. There's limited street parking. First come, first served. DECOR: Minimalistic and modernly clean and sleek. Mostly white with natural accents of wood and metals. DRINKS: NO KAVA do I want interested in else was there. FOOD: There was plenty of 90's era candy. Warheads, ring pops, pop rocks and sugar daddys. It was a blast from the past. STAFF: Kind, apologetic and youthful. EXPERIENCE: My partner has never had kava before and decides to stop in at this place. She's very excited about trying kava which she's heard so much about. So we walk inside and it's as quiet as a library. No music and no conversation as though everyone stopped talking when we walked in. We walked to the front counter and asked where the kava was on the menu. Then we were told how the kava house has no kava. If it weren't for the nostalgic candy and cute decor, I'd say 1 star. It's the only reason we even stopped in. That's literally false advertisement. The very kind and sweet staff told us that it wasn't even legal for them to sell kava because they were minors. So you work at a Kava House that doesn't sell kava because it employs minors or the kava house is a lie and doesn't even have kava? Either way, why would I come back? I can get candy and coffee at a candy or coffee shop.

First of all, the employees are super nice and service is 5/5…read more Ate lunch here today with my coworkers. I had a 6in Delux sub and cup of wild rice and chicken soup. Quality food. Definitely recommend.

Food was terrible, place was dirty. Bathroom was dirty. Service was slow. No thanks. Won't eat here…read moreagain.

Had breakfast here at this local "truck stop", I ordered the 1-1-1 (egg, sausage and toast), all…read moreare good, pair with good coffee. This is Motley version of "Dennys". I enjoyed it very much. Service is good.

If you are going to visit Motley MN, I would not recommend BRICKS Travel Center as a stop…read more I WAS a customer of theirs since they reopen about 15 years ago One day I went in there for breakfast. I ordered my usual breakfast. There was a dime laying on the floor under the table next to me. I picked it up and put it on that table thinking it was part of a waitresses tip that was dropped. I got my breakfast and paid and tipped at the till when I left. 2 days later that waitres waited on the table of evening guest that meet every night for supper and friendship. She waited on everybody but me. When I ask her what that was all about, she said I only tipped her a dime and said "that is what I said that that was all she was worth". I never said anything like that. After I paid for my evening meal and she said that, I called her a liar and told her she had better get her facts correct. My service from the waitresses kept getting worse. They would not even give me a cup of coffee when I came in. The manager Angie Boyd should have at least gotten my side of the story and done a conflict resolution at that point. She did not. I started getting my own coffee, silverware, and creamer after that because those few waitresses would not give me any service. I paid $2.00 for those cups of coffee. Which was only 3 or 4 times. They said I was not paying for my coffee at that point. So then I started getting my coffee in the C-store and going and sitting with my friends in the restaurant for our round table conversations. That made Angie Boyd , the manager, mad and she had me served with a no trespassing order. So if you go there beware. You don't know what to expect.

Loooove Mickeys! I…read moremainly go for the subs and have never been disappointed! The cheese bread and Mariana is delicious! Great cheese pull and fantastic price! This place is classic! If you are in town I highly recommend!

Mickey's has a great old-school diner atmosphere that gives it a nostalgic, welcoming feel. It was…read moredifficult to choose from all the sandwich options, but I decided on the beef pot roast sandwich. The staff member who helped me was very friendly and offered helpful suggestions for toppings, which made the decision even easier. Overall, it was a great experience!

We stopped here to have breakfast on our way back from Voyageurs National Park to the Minneapolis…read moreairport! :] It's a super cute little bakery/shop located in a small town next to a "shackle shop." The decor is adorable and they have lots of different pastries and drinks! I decided on their chicken sausage croissant + their cookie of the month (strawberry shortcake, aka strawberry + white chocolate). Prices are pretty average for a bakery/cafe. Service was very friendly + quick and they have a clean bathroom!

My only experience with Rose Cottage bakery has been by phone. They have specially allowed me to…read moresend my dear friend a birthday lunch. It's not common in today's experiences to find such warmth and accomodation. The people of Cook are so wonderful and friendly, I really miss them.

Cute little restaurant in the heart of Bemidji. The decor was charming and inviting, though some…read moreareas felt a bit outdated and worn. Service was friendly and helpful, which we appreciated. We tried a couple of their sandwiches--the Reuben panini was flavorful and satisfying, while the Hot Corner Beef and Cheddar was just okay. Overall, a decent stop for a casual meal, but nothing that really stood out.

Coffee, food, outdoor patio and dog friendly! What more can you ask for. The patio is really nice.read more

My go to food destination, especially for people from out of town! Such good food and a great…read moreatmosphere, plus the drinks are all amazing.

This was our 2nd visit to Rapids Brewing while we were in town and we really enjoyed it again! The…read morespace is huge, open, and roomy with plenty of seating inside and a great big patio outside. We enjoyed the patio during our 1st visit but this time around it was a little too breezy so we claimed a cozy booth inside. We tried the Jam IPA and Noble Pilsner during this visit and both were great! We haven't had a chance to try the food yet, but everything we saw coming out looked delicious. The service was also super friendly. It's such a nice place to relax and hang out while we were waiting for our AirBnB to be ready and we would definitely stop again the next time we're in town!