Stopped Labor Day for breakfast 1st time! Cute little cafe on side 61 with fantastic food! Wait…read morestaff was very attentive and kept the coffee cup full and our food was outstanding, 3 egg Omlet with hashbrowns done perfectly, and 2 All American Breakfast with sour dough toast. Everything was hot and very tasty! Highly recommend and can't wait to come back for dinner!

Cute place, super friendly service, food was gross. Typical mass produced institutional crap…read more Burger looked okay. Fish was a slimy gross flakes between the fried breading. At least the grease was clean but there was little fish and a lot of grease. The lady in the kitchen looked sweet and authentic.........so why the institutional gross food? Sysco products? I think this country has lost what real food tastes like based on other reviews.

No trip to Hinckley is complete without a stop at Tobies Restaurant & Bakery. For generations, it…read morehas been a must-visit destination for travelers heading, making it much more than just a restaurant. It's a Minnesota tradition. As soon as I announced I was going to Hinckley everyone who had been told me I just had to try Tobie's. What makes Tobies special is the combination of comfort food, an incredible bakery, and the nostalgic feeling that comes with walking through the doors. Fresh-baked breads, pastries, pies, cookies, and their famous caramel rolls line the bakery shelves, while their signature cornbread is a favorite that many visitors take home. Be sure to browse the gift shop, where you'll find locally made products, snacks, and their popular popcorn blends that make great road trip treats or souvenirs. Whether you're stopping for breakfast before exploring the area, grabbing lunch on your way to a Hinckley Knights game, or picking up baked goods for the drive home, Tobies is part of the experience. Our favorites were the apple fritter and the caramel roll. We also picked up bread and English muffins. If we had any more room we would have tried the ice cream, but there is always next time.

I've read and heard a great deal about this place being the halfway stop between the Twin Cities…read moreand Duluth. As a lover of fine pastries, I was duty-bound to stop and assess. We made our stop about 8am on a Sunday in June. We didn't go to the sit-down restaurant, just the bakery counter. We picked out an apple fritter, maple fried roll, and cinnamon roll. My husband had a coffee, too. I'm very glad they had napkins and also packaged moist towelettes for us to take as we headed out. Everything was quite good. The apple fritter was special because it was still warm, and so fresh that it still had an airy texture. The bite of maple fried roll I had was good. The bulk of the cinnamon roll was mine, and wow, it was fantastic. I loved the generous amount of frosting, and the bread was soft and good. There are many more things here I want to try, but they will need to wait for another trip north!

Service - waiter was nice and took our order. I ordered Ma Meatloaf sandwich and my wife had the…read moreRubin. After we waited 15 minutes , I walked and looked in the kitchen and there was no one in it. I asked what was going on and from the back area the two cooks started on our food. Not before I said something. The Ma's Meatloaf Sandwich was a hamburger patty chopped served between two pieces of white bread. It was terrible to say the least . The mash potatoes were ok. Wife said the Rubin was 6/10. I will never stop there again and would advise others to go anywhere but there.

The first time I went the place was very busy so I wasn't upset service was super slow. I could see…read morethe server was working hard. The breakfast food was mediocre but the prices were appropriate. Gave it another try because of the nostalgic set up and it wasn't busy the second time. However, the service remained very slow and our server was not very helpful. She never gave my son a kids menu to color on. Some random man came up long after we ordered and apologized that she didn't. She wasn't unfriendly but wasn't friendly either. The food was again very mediocre. We won't be giving it another chance.

GREAT food! Now home of my FaVorite french toast- pumpkin…read morespice. Annd desert- their bread pudding! I had the blueberry- incredible! So so good. Really good service also!

Come for the breakfast and leave with some baked goods, delicious all around and friendly staff.read more

I visited Minnesota briefly and found this hidden gem outside of Pine city Minnesota. Probably one…read moreof the best restaurants I ate at on the trip besides the brass rail in Grandy I sure wish we had something like this in Colorado where I live. I don't wanna have to move to Minnesota just for this restaurant. I can't say enough about it. It was so darn good.!!!

I have not eaten here since they moved to the new building/location. Its so cute!…read more Food was good. The server allowed me to order from the kids/senior menu and it was the perfect sized meal. The pancake was delicious!! They have a little meat counter as well as some other food products for sale. Definitely a good stop!

Great service. Good food. And verry attentive. I ordered the steak and eggs, it was cooked well and…read moretimely. I loved it. I would definitely eat there again next time im in town!

It was delicious we ordered the everything hash brown and I finished it! It was so good. The…read morepancakes were regular.

If you're looking for a diner with all-American food at a reasonable price and a fun atmosphere,…read moreyou've found it. Our waitress (possibly the owner?) was so friendly, personable, quick and attentive. The food was exactly what we ordered and she was flexible with our requests. We prefer a few healthier options, like fruit or whole grains, with breakfast, and we like excellent coffee, and those aren't on offer here, but I didn't take a star away for that because the Park Diner is exactly what you want it to be - a nice, clean diner with generous portions and great staff.

Food 2 out of 5 Milk Shake 5 out of 5…read moreCleanliness 4 out of 5 Price 5 out of 5 The food was substandard. My chicken breast was juicy but the sauce wasn't that good and my wife burger melt didn't have much flavor. The milkshakes were great and no complaints there. Onto the building and service. The building was clean but the bathroom floors were a little bit sticky. Our service was good and she came back multiple times to ask use if we needed anything. All in all we probably won't come back to this place.

371 Diner feels like Minnesota's version of a 5 & Diner from Phoenix. The retro diner setup had us…read moreexpecting classic oldies, maybe a jukebox, and a little more nostalgia, but that part never quite showed up. The customer service was genuinely great and almost earned this place a fourth star. Unfortunately, the food was just average across the board. Nothing bad, just nothing memorable enough to bring us back for a second visit. If you're already in the area and craving diner food, it'll do the trick. Just don't expect a destination dining experience.

Breakfast Food was excellent. My wife had lunch BLT. Service was quick and friendly on a Sunday…read more Vintage car in front lawn that added to the 50's vintage ambiance. Parking was tight and busy Sunday morning. Worth the wait. Would stop anytime.

Sportsmen's Cafe has good comfort food and great service. It's not fancy, but has a very homey…read moreatmosphere.

Great food and awesome home made pie! Fast and friendly service with great prices. Go !read more

I just had the best chicken I've had in a really long time at the Fireside. It was tender, moist…read moreand juicy and oh so flavorful. I was there for lunch with a friend so it was quiet and the person serving us, Corey, was just wonderful. My friend's brother, who lives in the area, considers their chicken the best he's ever had and is a regular. I can see why! I highly recommend the Fireside.

Salad bar was adequate but not what it used to be. The cheese steak soup was outstanding. I…read moreshould have just gotten the soup and salad bar but came to try the chicken dinner special. Broasted too long, dust for a crust and dry meat with little to no seasoning. Three people in our group got it and nobody ate a second piece. Mashed potatoes were instant, which was a let down because how hard is it to boil a potato? Roll on the plate was nice to see but there was no butter. Walleye bites was the other order and they were overcooked, dry and bland. Color of the batter gave away the age of the oil; dark and old. Service was so so, nobody asked how the food was and when paying the bill there was no checking to see how the meal was or a thanks, see you next time etc. Heard good things about the chicken, thought we'd try it, glad we did because I don't have to go for the Friday fish fry now. Sorry but I cannot see trying this again.