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Munger Tavern & Grill

3.2 (5 reviews)
Open • 2:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)

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Fitger's Brewhouse Brewery and Grille - Classic Wild Rice Burger

Fitger's Brewhouse Brewery and Grille

4.1(757 reviews)
12.1 mi
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Absolute 5 star experience here. We entered right at they opened at 11 on a Saturday. I told our…read moresever that I had an event coming up at noon so we'd be ordering right away, and by golly, the staff took care of us. Drinks, followed by poutine 5 minutes later, then food about 10 minutes after that. We were all done within 30 minutes! The food was fantastic, too. Delicious poutine, with oozy gooey squeaky cheese curds. I had the smoked fish salad; it had the right amounts of everything and felt like a distinctly Duluth dish. My husband had the fish and chips. I had a bite of his fish, and it was perfect, with great batter and flavor. I would happily come here again on a visit. I can see why this is a city institution.

Intrigued by their homemade wild rice burgers, we decided to visit Fitger's Brewhouse for a dinner…read morewhile in Duluth. When we arrived a bit after 7PM, we had quite some trouble finding parking and ended up having to park a couple of blocks away after circling for 20 minutes. Walking in, the place wasn't too busy, perhaps 50% capacity. We were interested in ordering the fried cheese curds, but the server told us they weren't battered in house, so we passed on them. Smoked Fish Salad (Market Price, $18.99) - This is a pretty salad - all ingredients are arranged in rows along the dish. Mixing things together is a bit of a pain, but I appreciate the dressing on the side to add to preference. The dressing is an interesting blend of mayo and other ingredients, perhaps BBQ sauce, that make it slightly tangy and very sweet. There's an undertone of smokiness throughout, which tastes somewhat like liquid smoke rather than the dressing actually being smoked. It is on the sweeter side of dressings. Other than greens, there's a row of wild rice, dark and snappy, completely broken cultivated rice. There's also a bit of house smoked trout, nice and smoky. (4/5) Classic Wild Rice Burger ($16.99) - This is one of the tallest burgers I've seen in quite a while, mostly due to the inclusion of fresh vegetables including onion and tomato, and alfalfa sprouts. For some reason instead of using larger tomatoes, they use small roma tomatoes, including three small slices. They also used red onion that's chopped into a variety of different shapes instead of whole slices. It's really strange - I guess this saves on cost? Unfortunately smaller pieces means things fall out while eating. The patty is larger than the bun. It has plenty of broken wild rice bits giving some additional crunch and that signature wild rice taste. It's charred on the griddle well and it keeps its structure, not falling apart or becoming mushy at any point. I love how it's distinctively a rice burger and doesn't try to be a meat substitute. Two slices of American cheese are melted on top that gives some fattiness to the dish. The bun is toasted without butter and there's a flavorful garlic mayo spread on the top. It would be nice if they had also applied the sauce to the bottom bun as I found the patty to not have enough moisture or fat incorporated. The burger comes with some thin commercial fries. There aren't any issues with the level of fry and they are otherwise unremarkable. (4/5) Fitger's Brewhouse serves some solid good old fashioned Midwestern American food. Not much else to say. Bathrooms - Larger ones shared with the rest of the business in the building Food: [4/5] Service: [ ] Other: [ ] Final Rating: 4/5

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Fitger's Brewhouse Brewery and Grille - Interior

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The Social House - Classic combo 1

The Social House

4.4(71 reviews)
7.4 mi

Wonderful place. The whole family was quickly seated on a…read moreFriday morning. Country Fried Steak and mimosa pitchers were perfect. A family of five all left with full bellies and smiling faces.

First time customer. Torn between trying Texas Pit Beef sandwich and the Cuban sandwich. Was…read moreeducated by staff that the Pit Beef sandwich was recently added to menu last month. According to waitstaff, customer response has been positive. Ordered the Texas Pit Beef Sandwich, upgrading to onion rings instead of French fries. Did not detect any bbq "pit" flavor (smoky) in the shaved beef on sandwich. It becomes bbq apparently due to bbq sauce mixed with chopped cabbage, they're calling "coleslaw." Supposed to be onion tangles on it. They were non-existent. There was, however a large piece of thick cut crispy bacon on the sandwich which didn't taste bad, however, it wasn't listed on the menu... so perhaps they provided my sandwich with bacon for lack of onion tangles. Upon making a trip to restroom in restaurant, walked by a station that had same large bacon pieces in a prep station open to air. There were many other items in this area, including beef sticks, assumably meant to be station to assemble drinks such as bloody Mary's. The unfortunate thing was... flies were landing freely on all open food items in this open area. Gross. Thought about that while eating the bacon on my sandwich. Apart from light bbq flavoring in coleslaw, the shaved beef had very little flavor apart from slightly detecting salt. Didn't really notice the cheddar cheese either in flavor profile when taking bites. All that said... this beef seemed to be the exact stuff other restaurants use for French Dip Sandwich. Although meal didn't taste bad, it was lacking flavor that would have been put to much better use with the beef used in a French Dip with the right sort of soft bread and some tasty au jus. Sandwich would have been worlds better in this writer's opinion. Onion rings were excellent. Glad to have upgraded to them as the French fries included with wife's meal were not the crispy kind. They looked like standard French fries, but were soft in the middle like steak fries. To those who like non-crispy soft French fries... you'll likely love them. I do not know of anyone who prefers mushy fries to crisp ones. Will likely try this place again one day. Really hope they take measures to keep insects from landing on the beef sticks, bacon, and other items in that area.

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