A good mix of coffee and pastries. I only needed coffee but they did have available. It's on a busy…read morestreet and I missed it since the trees were in the way. But I stopped in for some coffee. I ordered the Foglifter and it tasted very good.

Great coffee, food, staff, and vibes. I come here at least once a week. It's nice to find an actual…read morelocal coffee shop that feels like a local coffee shop and not a corporate wasteland. Lots of local art and music; it's a great space to get some writing, reading, or thinking done. Side note, their pastries are AMAZING. Highly recommend the mochi cafe and whatever coffee cake they're doing that day (they mix up the flavors on the coffee cake). And for breakfast, the trout caper bagel is to die for.

Clyde Iron Works was a good post-Spirit mountain ski option. With a busy but not loud ambiance,…read moregood service, and good food. FOOD: I got a salad which was a bit small for my liking but was more eventful than other salads. I also had their beer flight which was very enjoyable with generous pours. AMBIANCE: comfortable and busy without being overwhelming. The place gets really busy during rush hour then clears out quick. SERVICE: we waited about 15 minutes since we were a large group (7+) but the service was great, friendly, and delivered a great experience. PARKING: seems ample enough in their lot.

The food was amazing. As was our waitress, the restaurant is truly amazing if you look around at…read morethe history, we were a party of 10 for a birthday party on 6/13 our waitress was very friendly and she was on top of it, our food was delivered in a timely manner, I highly

If I could give this place 100 stars I would! I went to college in Duluth and anytime I'm back this…read moreis a must stop at restaurant! The appetizers are amazing, the sandwiches are even better, and the soups are to die for! They do have music performers sometimes and it's right on the lake! The service is incredibly fast even when they're busy. Can't wait to come back!

Order at the counter, get a number and find a seat. The pretzel and drinks were delicious. The…read moreEnglish dip was rather bland ( like a lot of English food), the Sir Pesto was delish! The band was LOUD. the desserts were different and tasty. The French silk pie had a bit of salt to elevate the chocolate and the bread pudding had apples! Great Brandy Old Fashioned and Long Island Iced Tea.

Such an amazing vibe! The decor was so cool and unique. Drinks were sooo yummy! If you stay in…read moreOliver inn they allow you to bring drinks to your room :) our server was personable and kind. Made our experience really special. Absolutley recommend.

Have been hearing about this place for years an so glad we finally got to go. If you are in Duluth…read moreand love speakeasy's, this is a must. The vibe is a little lounge-y and a little downton abby. There are little nooks to sit in everywhere. We got there early in the evening so it was quiet as far as people but the music was cranked up to club level. We ordered our drinks at the bar and were a little disappointed when the bartenders did not engage at all. Even when we asked questions. The drinks were done really well. All in all it was a fun place to check out!

Did not try the food but the ambiance is awesome. Craft cocktail's. We each had one and they were…read moreexcellent. Mine was the bee something (cannot recall the catchy name) and I subbed in patron. The bartender was awesome. She's always accommodating.

This place came recommended by some locals and didn't disappoint. If you want some great drinks…read morethat are poured well and not topped off with Sprite or ice cubes this is the place. Prices are in line with where they should be and about $6.00 cheaper than the Minnesota side. They took the time to make each drink well even though they were busy. Recommend checking it out!

Friendly service, super clean! The golf simulators are private suites which is a great concept. We…read morewill be back!

This was a fun stop on our trip to Duluth. It was my first time playing electronic golf. It was…read moreinteractive, fun, and at a good price

The auditorium is a nice size, and as I tested almost every angle (R center L) and both levels…read more(orchestra, balcony), I can say that each seat is pretty optimized for viewing pleasure - so no worries on that end. As stated earlier, the sound is really nice because it reaches every end of the theater. Parking is reasonably priced, however, if you rather not pay for parking at all, I'd suggest parking in a free lot downtown and using the skywalk to get to symphony hall, or the DECC in general. I enjoy that most, the skywalk leading here, since it protects from the outside weather nicely. Being where our company holds its shows throughout the year, including Nutcracker, I can say that I am pleased with this venue. Note: the backstage area has several dressing rooms and is quite spacious, for the performers.

Recently saw a show at the DECC Symphony Hall and had a very good time. The auditorium was big and…read moreclean, well maintained. I was surprised at how big the balcony was! The acoustics were very good. We were right up front, so I can't say how the sound carried throughout the large auditorium, but from our seats, the acoustics were great -- sound was balanced, no feedback, really able to hear everything really clearly. The staff was super professional and well-organized (always appreciated). The venue was able to handle the number of people, and all signage and directions were clear to help guide fans to the right part of the building. It was clear that they were able to handle a sell-out event with no trouble. And the beverages were reasonably priced, as was the parking -- something that always is a pleasant surprise, especially when you grew up in a city where parking always costs $10 and up no matter where you are going! In all, kudos to the staff and would definitely see another show at the DECC.

Need a cold drink? Want to listen to some live music? This is a local watering hole for the Proctor…read morelocals. It's fun; has cheap drinks and some cheap pizza. Mind you; it's frozen pizza - but if you're at a dive bar; would you even care?

Nice neighborhood bar with a good partytude. I visited on Thursday and there was a biker vibe-kind…read moreif a season-opener for the rider crowd. Band was a great country band that generated dance vibes and people sang along. Service was friendly, attentive, and helpful. They have free fresh popcorn (always worth an up-point from me). Nice evening.

I thought it was a decent place, the manager Jen is wonderful and polite, the other Jen is quite…read morethe opposite. I started gambling there recently and they refused to pay me out $180. And the banned me. Wouldn't tell me why or anything. I treated everyone there with respect. If playing the machines is why tour thinking of going there I would take pictures of your wins. Pretty sure Jen Rudy and her friend kept my winning and made up some crap to get me banned.

I love this place! Don't listen to the review posted below mine. Jacks opens at 6am, has great…read morebartenders and awesome drink prices. Always a fun time!

Fresh, locally sourced and delicious menu options, fast and hospitable service!…read more We were worried that the wait time would be long but it was just long enough to enjoy the outdoor garden boxes and sun. Even though we are visiting Duluth during this crazy time of the wild fires, Duluth Grill made our trip worth it! They have a streamlined process for getting seated, the staff are welcoming and knowledgeable about the menu and local area. My family ordered the usual staples: biscuits and gravy, pancakes and sausage, and bacon/eggs/sausage. All were hearty portions and perfectly prepped. I tried the "Triple B" which turns out to be a Midwest version of Bibimbop. Made with manoomin (wild rice), beef/pork mix, kimchi, marinated kale- probably my fave of the dish. The combo is a deliciously perfect power meal to start any day and weekend right! I was pleasantly surprised and impressed by the care they take in procuring local ingredients- even their kale and some herbs are from their own lil garden. I highly recommend the Duluth Grill, there's something for everyone! We will definitely stop by on our next trip out to Duluth.

My son and I were visiting Duluth this past weekend and had breakfast at Duluth Grill, Sunday,…read more5/31. We had checked reviews and saw there were some reviews indicating this restaurant was not as good as it used to be. We decided to see for ourselves as the menu, other positive reviews sounded like it was an incredibly good place to go. It is. It was. It was busy, being a Sunday morning especially, but the staff was handling it all well from our perspective . I used to manage restaurants a long time ago and was impressed with the flow. Our waitress, Natalie, was delightful, knew the menu well to describe and answer questions, and we were not wanting for anything. She checked on us, always grinning and managing the iace well. I had the banana bread pancakes. A perfect choice ! They came and looked like a picture stacked up and flowing down with Carmel, maple bourbon syrup, marzcapone cream and nuts. So delicious. I took half home and enjoyed the rest later. Heated up perfectly with a 20 second zap in micro. My son had the corn beef hash skillet and said his was just as good as mine. We both agreed that we had no idea why reviews were negative, especially going on a busy morning. We will be going back every time we visit. I recommend you do too.