Great food, great folks, senior specials. They even went high tech with the pull tabs.read more

Great spot for breakfast! Everyone loved their food. Check out the prices (a step back in time) and…read morethe portions are huge! Friendly efficient server and a clean, local treasure.

Being a huge fan of the formally known 'Earls', I had to check out the recently opened update…read more'Sudz". My mom and I stopped here one Friday night for a quick cocktail and we were both equally impressed. They had a large selection of brews (EVEN SHOCK TOP), spirits and munchies. The new renovation is great and still gives you that small town, classic bar vibe. I definitely would make this my one and only stop on the Melrose pub crawl. I can't wait to gather the fam and head back for round two!

I stopped in on a trip up for my St Cloud Trifecta visits. The beer was good and the tap room…read morecomfortable. I had a small flight of Dark Addiction, Lemon Fresh and Maibock. Also picked up a tacker sign for friends. None of the beers wowed me but they certainly weren't bad. Definitely worth the stop if yo're in the area, cheers.

Quick trip to a cute college town brought me to this fun place to grab a drink! I gravitate more…read moretowards sour beers and was happy to see they had an orange pineapple one which was a delight! Plenty of other options as well if you're not into that type. Literally a wall full! Staff was friendly and the ultimate win was indoor and outdoor seating. Friday's are a bit busier so try and get their earlier if you want a good seat and parking spot. Otherwise plenty of standing areas as well. Wish I would have bought a crawler to go! Will be back! Another bonus was the food truck outside if you want a quick bite with your drink!

Awesome food and appetizers Great wines and cocktails…read more Top notch service that always make you feel welcome

New member of my top 5 places to eat and drink. I wish I could give 10 stars. The staff are…read moreapproachable and knowledgeable. Fantastic classic wooden bar design where you can really feel the history in the energy there. Try the local distillery products for an even more elevated experience.

While in the area for work, I dined here eating at the bar. The inside looks like a pub and they…read morehave Smithwick's on draft - as any Irish pub should. I had the fish and chips and both were good. It was served with coleslaw and I needed two times the amount they served. It was surprisingly good. If in the area again, I will definitely return.

We had a fantastic meal at Olde Brick House! The corned beef and cabbage was incredibly tender and…read moreflavorful, and the Guinness gravy tied everything together perfectly -- absolutely delicious. My husband ordered the fish and chips, and the batter was light, crisp, and perfectly golden brown. Our son had the Ribeye and said it was super tender. Great service, cozy atmosphere, and amazing food -- we can't wait to come back!

Love this place, love the environment, the vibe, the staff, but the food isn't the quality of the…read moreaccommodation's at Grand View. Ive been here 10-12 times now and you can get better food in Nisswa and the surrounding cities. You can disagree but you are wrong

Friendly staff, cozy northern pub feel! A very fun birthday dinner spot! I would recommend the…read moreMinnesota sushi - so unique and tasty!!

Finally had the change to stop by on the way up to Fargo for a beer fest. The grounds are enough of…read morea draw to hang out and break up a drive, but the pizza and pretzel were also fantastic. Everyone we talked to was really friendly, helpful, and quick with the service. It was right after they opened on a weekday so they weren't too busy. The taproom is fashioned like a viking longhouse and the layout is great for big get-togethers. Not to mention the sprawling campus with gorgeous views. The beer was all pretty solid. Nothing to warrant a trip by itself, but I enjoyed all of them. The Margherita is always my litmus test for a pizza joint and they delivered! The crust was light and airy, really flavorful, and the charring was perfect. The sauce was bright, mozzarella fresh, and the basil (correctly) added after the bake. The pretzel was just as well done. Really fluffy with a crisp crust and just the right amount of chew. Their rotating specialty pizzas all sound amazing so you know next time I'm in the area I'll stop in for a pretzel, pizza, and a few tasters.

This brewery is on the same land as the Carlos Creek Winery. I thought it was pretty cool and nice…read morelooking. There's plenty of seating indoors and out. You can order food and drinks. Looks like they are maybe known for pizza as far as food. We ended up getting drinks out on the patio but not sure if that bar maybe went by a different name? Either way, cool place to grab drinks, food & hangout.

When in a small town you may have low expectations for dining. This pub was a pleasant surprise…read more Definitely not much to look at, but, it is clean and has a ton of space. I feel like this a hang out for the locals. Our server was friendly and attentive. Our drinks and food came out fast. Good bar food! We both enjoyed our lunch.

First Visit to Osakis Pub - Mixed Experience…read more This was our first time visiting the Osakis Pub, and we happened to come on Wing Night. The atmosphere was lively--perhaps a bit too lively for our taste--with many tables of 6 to 8 people and a very open layout, making it quite noisy. Our server was polite and very attentive, which we appreciated. We decided to try the pizza but were disappointed. The crust was rubbery and tough--too chewy for our liking. The sauce, pepperoni, and sausage were fine but unremarkable. Overall, it reminded us more of a store-bought frozen pizza than something made fresh in-house. That said, the menu is extensive, and we're willing to give Osakis Pub another try--just not for the pizza. We're looking forward to exploring other options next time.

The staff is rude and the building is dirty! There is a short huskie woman who works there that is…read moreso unfriendly to anyone but the locals. We are from Mpls and my husband enjoys craft beer, while I enjoy ciders. When I asked this woman if she had anything besides beer, she got really snarky and said "this is a brewery" I've been to plenty of breweries which offer ciders and seltzers. This place is like all the others but with crappy service, dirty tablees and forgetable beer.

An Irish pub. Who knew?…read more Passed by here with three people. Everyone sans me got beer. The ambiance was very lively that night. They had a band playing and the music wasn't bad at all. It seems everyone else thought the same as the inside of the pub was packed. Outside in the front, there were seats and a fire brewing, and upstairs there was a bathroom and some wind passing by. It was a nice evening. I only wish I had had stomach for beer as they had quite the variety.