The most friendly people on the Northland. Great food, reasonable prices for cocktails! Buck mounts…read moreare fantastic, all local monsters.

No matter how long Im gone, I appreciate coming in and seeing their familiar faces. The Walleye…read moredinner is awesome!

Great food all the time at the right price where you would least expect it…read more American food served cafeteria style. Located inside the hospital/clinic building, it is a surprisingly good cafe with plenty of selection. Excellent salad bar all the time.

Great food, generous portions, excellent service! Not easy to find mexican food in this area so…read moreI'm happy to have a place somewhat local.

authentic MinMex dishes great food great service eclectic menu nice patio. If you can stand the "ya…read moreyou betca" locals you will enjoy the grub.

There food was very delicious I recommend the chili cheese dog it was on top my dad had a burger…read moreand chowed it down fast and there ice cream was so good they had really good service nice and fast and it was clean in there can't wait to go back

We stopped in on our way through town and really enjoyed the food. It was fast, and delicious…read more Bartender was perfectly attentive.

The food was phenomenal. Service excellent. Great atmosphere and people. Definitely going backread more

If you want an idyllic adventure in a romantic location, this is the place for you. Winter or…read moresummer, or anywhere in between. The Inn at Maple Crossing is a beautiful 19th century mansion that is set amongst leafy trees besides a beautiful lake. A gorgeous rolling lawn rolls down from the building's rear porch and runs all the way down to the water's edge. You can sip a cool iced tea, or a glass of wine, looking out across the lake at picturesque scenes. Within the Inn itself is a lovely shop, selling a host of trinkets to fine pieces of art, many of which from local artists as well as one of the owners herself, Nancy. Nancy's husband Jim runs the kitchen and you can see his arts major come through in his cooking. Simply put, the food looks and tastes incredible. It is well worth a turn even if you're not staying at the Inn. Jim gives his guests the background and inspiration for his cooking. One evening we were taken on a culinary adventure of southern France, traveling around the coast to northern Italy. The wine, the dishes, the deserts - all wonderful. The bedrooms' decor come straight from a D.H. Lawrence novel or perhaps Mark Twain. White, airy, grand, romantic, bright and clean (important, of course). My wife and I felt like in one day we had been on a full blown romantic vacation for a week. If you're in the area - GO! If you're not in the area, get in the car and GO ANYWAY! This is now one of my favorite spots in the world and we will be back. For sure! On Valentine's Day (Friday night in 2014) they have a 7 course meal accompanied by poetry readings and I think maybe also some musical arrangements. We can't wait to go!!

The Inn at Maple Crossing is a beautiful Bed & Breakfast on the shores of Maple Lake. There are 16…read morerooms, and has a restaurant open to the public for lunch and dinner. (breakfast is reserved for guests) (description from their website sums it up best) Sumptuous fixed-price dinners, by reservation only, evening or Sunday midday, served 19th C. country inn style, like you have just come in on the stagecoach and "this is what we are serving tonight!" Choice of two or three entree, featuring such specialties as London Broil, beef or buffalo sirloins, medallions of pork, stuffed pork chops, Chicken Supreme, chicken Florentine, walleye, parchment salmon, and vegetarian entree by request. The owner/chef Jim, has some real culinary talent. His dishes are always well prepared...and are usually presented with a story of sorts. The perfectly prepared entrees originate from all over the world. Dinner is served, starting with a fantastic salad topped with their famous wild raspberry dressing and a basket of rolls. There is usually a soup course before the main entree as well. I especially like the wild rice soups. A dessert course follows, and is served along with coffee or tea. A nice selection of beer and wines is available as well. Lunches are served daily, you can check the website for more info. Sunday midday meal is classic Chicken dinner. You cannot beat the romantic atmosphere for a special night out with your significant other. The tables are candlelit, with linen tablecloths and napkins. A full four course dinner will run $21 per person plus beverage. The drive from Grand Forks area is about 1 hour to The Inn. My recommendation is to reserve a room for the evening, and make reservations for dinner that night. You will then get the entire "Inn Experience"...and have a great breakfast as well. Enjoy! I give The Innkeepers Jim & Nancy high marks!

Great food, love their breakfast!! The eggs benedict snd thee french toast are sooo good. Perfect…read moreplace to eat after WeFest, after a night out, or just for a good breakfast with your family. The bar is fun with cheap drinks and touchtunes. (there are two entrances!) Great place to start or end your night!

The breakfast was outstanding! We will be back again! My daughters and I really enjoyed how well…read morethe food was prepared.

Got into town and was hungry so headed over to The Hive for the Walleye Dinner - it did not…read moredisappoint! Friendly, efficient service and good food!

Terrible service…read more Throughout our experience, we were not checked on once. She took our order, then it took over 20 minutes to get our food AND our drinks, and drinks were forgotten and we weren't given straws. When our food arrived, we weren't given silverware, and only then could we ask for the things that were forgotten. We watched her go to other tables around ours and check on them and clear their tables as well. I'm not sure if this part is normal-- but when we got our checks, we weren't given any sort of writing utensil to fill out the merchant copy of the receipts. Overall, I would not recommend coming here if you expect to have decent service

This is a fantastic small town bar and grill. I think every time I've been here I've had a burger…read more They last few times I've gotten the regular old plain burger with cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion and pickles - this is my favorite lately. I've had every one on the menu over the course of many years and as far as I can tell they have never changed. Price is good, food is good and I've never had to wait.

Moran's has the best deep fried Walleye. The breading is very thin thereby very little fat and has…read morespices that really augment the natural flavor of the fish, which, by the way, is Canadian (cooler and cleaner lakes) yielding better flavor than even MN Walleye. The food is every bit as good as anything in Fargo/Moorhead and way less expensive. The cole slaw is superb. It is clear that Moran's use of the term "supper club" is warranted.

One of those great hidden gems. If you can get past the decor the food is excellent. The menu (and…read moreprices) is a throwback to the 1970's. The salad bar is fantastic, I highly recommend the tuna pasta salad. I had the Torsk, something you can't find on most menus, and it was prepared perfectly. The ambience leaves a lot to be desired, but they more than make up with it with the food and reasonable prices.