Excellent friendly Staff Amazing food…read moreExcellent drinks Had a great time Great experience for the whole family

This was such a great experience!! Wait staff was AMAZING! A very rowdy, very disrespectful group…read moreof men were in at the same time and they handled the group with such grace and still managed to make our experience excellent. The food was and drinks were tasty! This place was a whole tiki bar vibe in the middle of nowhere - so cool - and not in a tacky way. It's actually quite fun and you feel like you've been transported to a different climate entirely! Will return!

The vibe is weird. The food is tiny. The prices are high for the amount of food they give you. Go…read moreto Saratoga instead!

First and foremost, I'd like to say what an amazing establishment. There is nothing like this that…read moreI know of in the Duluth area. Moreover, I hope the denizens of the Duluth area support this establishment because, as much as I enjoy OMC, Grandma's Canal Park Brewing, this kind of restaurant is needed here. The impetus for the above statement revolves around the absence of chef-driven and curated menus that capitalize on locality, creativity, and seasonality. This restaurant is located just on the other side of I-35. Smack-dab on Superior Street, next to North Shore Tattoo. Entering the establishment, you will see a simple and modestly adorned restaurant that is warm, inviting, and adequately lit. The menu is seasonal and robust with wonderful creations. Think of this as a Mediterranean tapas restaurant with a couple of larger entree-sized sharables. Everything we had was an incredible experience of contrasting flavours and textures. Here is what we had 1. Trio of Dips: You should get this so you don't miss out on the experience of each of these. It is hard to pick a favorite, but the Red Pepper Walnut was incredible. The citrus compote livened up this. The Labneh was quite lovely. More moisture should have been removed, but the selection of herbs atop of the labneh made this pop. The hummus was enjoyable, and had a thicker consistency than I usually have, but it was pretty good. 2. Seared Halloumi - Who doesn't like fried cheese?? The ouzo onions were a terrific addition. Get this one for sure. The hummus was enjoyable, and had a thicker consistency than I usually have, but it was pretty good. 3. Pickled and Stuffed Chard - This was a fun twist on dolmades, and I enjoyed this one. I considered this my salad/vegetable intake for the day :) 4. Braised Rabbit - This was the only disappointment of the whole evening. The leg was flavorful, but it was sooo dry, and I regret not getting the pork. The table next to us got the port, and I was jealous. 5. (Desert )Olive Oil Cake - I was full at this point, but ordered it anyway. It was awesome. You've come this far, order it and thank me later. I really hope the folks of Duluth appreciate this gem in your city, and please support this restaurant.

My wonderful woman and I had lunch here over Memorial Day weekend, we had the blueberry wings and I…read morehad a smash burger called "Nonna Smash" and both were absolutely delicious. I loved the beautiful art designed outside the restaurant. Our server was on point the entire time, refilling our drinks and ensuring everything was to our satisfaction. This was our first trip to Duluth together, being from the Twin Cities; Burger Paradox was definitely one of the tastiest places we've been to and we loved it so much we've decided we need to come back.

Walked in with a small group of 3 of us on a busy Grandma's marathon weekend Saturday night and we…read morewere lucky enough to get seated at the bar pretty much right away. We were waited on by the bartender right away who gave great drink and food recommendations. Their entire menu is very unique from the cocktails to the apps to the various wings and burgers. Are you at a different cocktail and I had the orange shrimp which came with a popsicle in it which was incredible. It reminded me of the Flintstones push-ups from when I was a kid. We split the deal cheese cards and we all got a different burger to try so we could share. They smash style burgers and we really enjoyed them all (paul b'onion, wompling, whata Gouda). They also have four of their own house made sauces which were all incredible. The fries and Brussels on the side were also all delicious. The interior decor and painting murals on the wall are all super unique as well as the lights in the ceiling give a very cool vibe to the place. 10/10 recommend if you're looking for a burger or even a fun drink!

I had the most amazing pulled chicken sandwich at Zeitgeist. Here are the rest of the ingredients:…read morehavarti cheese, pickles, cabbage & carrot slaw, pickled jalapeño, grilled pineapple, kaiser bun, lime wedge. Along with their amazing food, they also do some very good cocktails.

Happy we stopped by this lovely community restaurant in Downtown Duluth! The menu is simple but…read morethoughtfully crafted with local ingredients, and we happened to visit on a Tuesday when they had live music -- such a nice touch. I started with the Tempura Fried Cauliflower appetizer, which ended up being my favorite dish of the night! You can choose between sambal aioli or crabapple BBQ sauce -- I had the aioli drizzled on top and the crabapple sauce on the side, and it was amazing. I'm not usually into autumn spice flavors, but the crabapple sauce was subtle, slightly smoky, and paired beautifully with the crispy cauliflower. For my entrée, I had the Coconut Curry Bowl. It was flavorful and hearty, though a bit strong and salty for my personal taste. They also offer a kids' menu with generous portions (I've included a photo for reference -- grilled chicken, fries, and veggies). Overall, great vibes, friendly service, and a wonderful cause. We loved supporting a non-profit restaurant dedicated to the arts and community development!

All locally sourced food. I ordered mischief items, eggs, beacons and potatoes. My friend ordered…read moresandwiches. I decided to go there because of the breakfast fried rice but they changed the menu every summer/season. Coffee is really good. I wished they have fried rice for breakfast items. Good service and friendly. Small and intimate space. Connect to the coffee shop next door

This place is situated down town Duluth with curbside parking. It is a nice updated building with…read morebar and table seating. We sat at the bar and the service was phenomenal. The coffee was amazing and the food even better. Delicious flavors in the breakfast burrito.

The service is wonderful. We had a shift change and both servers were friendly, efficient and…read moreresponsive. The food is great. I'm hooked on the fried sprouts. This was my second visit and I cannot wait to return. The decor is cool; artwork from local artists is very interesting.

He Ssaid: Duluth is a wonderful place to visit. The…read morelandscape is beautiful and there are several good foods places to choose from. Corktown has a good selection of both meat and veggie dishes. I ordered the falafel plate and I enjoyed the plate, immensely. Our waitress was really kind, too. She asked if we were there to fish (we were). The waitress offered to share some good fishing spots. Awesome. Pros: - Nice spot that offers quality dishes. - Smoked meats are good Cons: - I would rank other Duluth restaurants over this place, but Corktown is still a solid choice.

Was visiting Duluth for graduation and running short on time. Our server made sure we were out of…read morethere in an hour! He was great. We ordered family style and shared lots. Everything was hot and fresh. Notable items? The fried rice had a fried egg on top. The spicy mayo was actually spicy. Drinks/ sake were also really good. Would go back 100%

Visited Bali Asian Cuisine in Duluth today. When we arrived around 4:30 on a Saturday, the dining…read moreroom was nearly empty, but by the time we left it was completely full. I had the Bali Margarita, which has a solid kick (they can make it milder upon request). My husband ordered an Old Fashioned. We both enjoyed our drinks. We shared the Spicy Peanut Wings to start, and they were easily the highlight of the meal--they were perfectly crispy and saucy. For mains, my husband ordered the Nasi Mawut. It wasn't bad, but it lacked flavor. I ordered the Bali Roll and the Cinco de Mayo Roll. Both were excellent--large rolls with fresh-tasting fish. Even my husband, who's not big on sushi, really liked them. Service was friendly and the dining room was comfortable. We'll likely try other spots nearby before returning, but we'd consider coming back for the sushi and wings.

Self-guided US Hop Passport TourStop (I lost count) for MN, which is already a claimed state in the…read moreAmazing Brewery Race 2025 We stopped in on our HD Lake Superior Circle Tour for a break - it's cool, rainy, windy & foggy - good time for a brew! $8 / 2 after the Passport bogo I had the #99 Wood Smoked Hefe Hubs had #88 Stout - between both of our ratings for both brews, they came it a 4 average. Staff were nice enough & informative, including filling us in on their favorites & recommendations for other stops along our planned route. Which reminds me, time to move to the next stop

Hoops is very airy and a large space with high ceilings. They have a wide assortment of brews with…read morefriendly staff. A comfortable space for the whole family to spread out. It accommodates Hugh crowds with out feeling cram in to a place