What a pleasant surprise. When looking to find a place to get a quick bite to eat, we were happy to…read moresee there was a different option other than the typical fast food restaurants. Also, Hibbing is a small town with not a lot of dining options. When J & I walked in, we were greeted with a smile by the counter girl. The restaurant was clean, menus hung on billboards above the counter and they advertised "Welcome to Flavornation." Let's see if they can stand up to that reputation. J ordered the Quatro (Cranberry Wasabi Chicken) and I ordered the Titan (Pesto Mayo Turkey). Both of us really enjoyed our sandwiches which were both fresh tasting and flavorful. This is not your typical sub shop as you don't get it your way by choosing from a prolific array of vegetables, sauces or sub roll bread options but the menu is quite diverse and would satisfy most customers. The menu also includes 3 kinds of chili, soups, chips, cookies, brownies, and beverage choices. I definitely will be stopping here again the next time I'm in Hibbing. It was a nice change from the typical fast food restaurants.

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

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.

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!!

We are visiting from Mississippi and we're staying at Stony Point Resort that is behind the…read morerestaurant. We travel the country every year and have only found a handful of restaurants that can even compare to the food we cook ourselves. The Friday fish is absolutely AMAZING! Then we went back for the prime rib and it was also off the charts! The salad bar has EVERYTHING on it and everything is fresh and cold. Everyone we came in contact with from the server to the chef to the young man selling us baits in the store were very friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend this restaurant!

We've been going here for years and years and it steadily keeps going downhill each year. Tonight…read morethe dinner was pretty bad. The hamburger steak was just some little dried up hamburger on the plate with some vegetables that were actually cold. They felt like they just came out of the refrigerator. I wanted to tell the waitress that I preferred my vegetables to be warm but she never came back until dinner was over and brought the bill. When I brought it to her attention she paid no attention. I also asked for more iced tea and she came back with more tea but neglected to add any ice. $16.99 for this meal was definitely too much. Sad to say that after many years of eating here - we won't be back.

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.

One of my favorite places to go in Bemidji. They have so many options that I can bring just about…read moreanyone with me. Many gluten free and vegan options. Excellent desserts and their coffee is chef kiss. We've always had friendly and quick service. Once Jordon a time they used to be open for brunch on Saturdays, I miss that.

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.

When you NEED a sandwich Up North, Jimmy John's can't be beat and in Grand Rapids, there is no…read morebetter place than here. Nice staff, super fast (obviously) service, impeccably clean, and good prices. Can't be beat!

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.

Love coming here! Staff is awesome and friendly, and they DON'T make weak drinks! Food is good,…read morejust a simple menu, but it works. You must try the wild rice soup, don't argue with me. The walleye is amazing, and comes straight from Red Lake, you can't get any better than that! Don't miss the prime rib special on Saturdays. It's so tender and flavorful, and it comes with a homemade twice baked potato. It's not hard to get a table in here with quick service, unless it's during ice fishing season. It can get crazy in there in the winter. As far as accommodations go, their lakeside cabins are clean and beautiful. Close to shore, with a fire pit and picnic table. Bait shop is newly remodeled and bigger. They have a great selection in there. Fish cleaning room, lake access passes, boat and pontoon rentals, fish house rentals, cabin and ridgehome rentals, full bar and kitchen, etc. If you are thinking of a stay up north, West Wind is your place!

Arrived on a Friday just after noon. The staff was friendly and gave us a deal on minnows and we…read morewere escorted out to our sleeper. The video shows interior of a 2 person sleeper with beds down upon arrival. Was warm and holes were ready. Bedding was not clean (bodily fluids smeared on fitted sheet near garbage can) and garbage can had garbage in it (paper towels and a pop bottle). Consider bringing your own fitted sheets. Overnight winds caused bridge to be unstable and a vehicle had gone through 3am Saturday morning, and received a visit early Saturday morning telling us to shelter in place until someone physically came to tell us it was safe. No one stopped by or called to check on us until Sunday morning to plow us out. The outhouse was completely full by Saturday night and no one changed it out all weekend. Bring paper towels with you to cover the mound. Rented a generator but only had gas enough for 8 hours. Couldn't get back in to get more gas. Lucky to have brought enough water and snacks, including lots of beef jerky, to last us the weekend. Brought a jackery which came in handy to charge phones 2nd night. Word of advice that they didn't tell us, if renting a generator, bring a gas can and extension cord. Bring a power strip and extra power banks. If you have your own poop bucket, consider bringing it with plenty of bags and TP. Plan to be stranded for a few days, just in case of blizzard conditions. Shack we were in was very drafty with the high winds and there was a 2 inch gap above the door. The windows were also very drafty. We had two large bath towels with us and hung one over the window which helped a lot and stuffed the other in the gap above the door that helped. Then the propane fumes built up since there was no air vent. There was a small propane cooktop as seen in the video. The propane lights added warmth. Caught and kept 7 walleyes 15-16.5", one really small walleye was thrown back, and kept one nice size perch during the 2 days and 2 nights lines were down. Would have liked to make it in to eat at the bar but that never happened.