EVERYTHING!!! It is never disappointing and breakfast is the best! Have been going there for years!read more

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.

On your way up north from the Cities? Tobies is the spot to stop to stretch your legs, and use the…read morebathroom. While you're at Tobies roll on up to get yourself a caramel roll, a pecan roll, a cinnamon roll....however you roll (see what I did there?) While their Hallmark is around the beloved cinnamon rolls, there are plenty of other bakery offerings ala apple fritters, Bismarck's, long johns, bear claws, and the ubiquitous and humble donut. They also have an adjacent gift shop where you can buy some little trinkets, apparel, and some local jams and jellies. They also have a restaurant as well. I have never eaten here, but if the opportunity ever presents itself, I'd give it a shot. This place is obviously well known, and you should do what many others who are on their journey - grab a six pack of rolls, and an extra to eat on the way. This is basically a rite of passage for first timers going up north, and a standard byway stop for those seasoned travelers. You would do well to stop.

Stop by for Caramel Rolls to go! Skip the outdated restaurant experience…read more Service was great, I can't complain there. But I'm not sure the restaurant food quality justifies a stop on your way up north. However, the caramel rolls are so good that I think they're slightly better than Cinnabon. Be sure to stop by if you love caramel rolls and are willing to pay $4.50 per roll or $21 for 6 rolls. Don't waste your time with the cinnamon rolls, get the CARAMEL ROLLS ONLY.

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.

This is one of our favorite spots to go in Moose Lake. This restaurant is so cute - it has a…read morenorthern MN vibe, super cute outdoorsy decor and just cozy. Their food selection is great and their homemade breads are wonderful. Service was very friendly and prompt. I had the chicken salad croissant and chicken wild rice soup and it was delicious! They also have a super cute gift shop filled with mugs, sweaters, T-shirts, kids toys and just alot of fun things to see. I highly recommend stopping here if you're in the area!

Been to the bear and had to try the moose. The moose isn't as crazy as the bear a whole different…read morevibe, but still the same great food and gifts. Great service from Shelia. It was closer to lunchtime so I got the wild rice meatloaf sandwich with the darkest of gravies. Garlic mashed which I was assured wasn't too garlicky. I appreciated that. I had a few bites of the wild rice soup and it's one of the best I ever had. Basil got a pork schnitzel. The iced tea was in a large glass and strong. Just delicious. I brought home a loaf of cranberry wild rice bread, cause where else would I find it? Also a tiny bottle of maple syrup. The whole pies were eye catching. Can't wait to try breakfast there. I found out they brew their own coffee.

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!

What's not to love with this cute country cafe?! Stepping into the cafe, you immediately feel like…read morea fun and friendly vibe. The cafe is a combination of country farm house style with a retro 50's theme. Our server was extremely friendly and they gave us some cost saving suggestions on the menu - super grateful they were looking out for us! I had the the fluffy pancakes, side of easy over eggs and extra crispy hash browns. The pancakes were delicious and it was as big as my head! My husband had the chicken fried steak and it was the best we've ever had! I highly recommend this place and we will definitely be going again!

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

I have been here a few times the service is hit or miss. We had one of the best servers ever, but…read moreall other times it was... meh. The food is fresh, but seems to lack some of the flavors of traditional Thai cuisine, possibly to satisfy the normal American palate. There is not a great ambiance, there is no privacy between the booths and tables so when it is busy, it is hard to have a conversation at your table. Not my worst meal by far but not the best either.

The whole inside is a very older days vibe. The waitress was very nice and liked to be involved…read morewith us and our day. The food was awesome and priced good. I also had desert I had just a basic hot fudge sundae. I had the breakfast burrito and a country fried steak. Amazing I would go again.

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.

Great food, portions and service! Other restaurants should…read morefollow their business model. Obviously a well managed business, as the staff seems to like what they do.

We had great service and delicious breakfasts with big portions. Fun atmosphere (who's polishing…read moreall that chrome? Haha)

This place is such a treasure, old school diner serving great food! Celebrating 70 years in…read morebusiness, I've been stopping in since I was a little girl and it always makes me smile. Today we made it for breakfast, large portions, yummy and comes out quick. Service with a smile always. And you have to get a piece of homemade pie to take with you.

Service was great, one waitress but she was right there. Bacon was great other than a little…read moreovercooked. I had the hash brown breakfast special while good it was plenty greasy.

Awesome place to eat supper. Good food prices…read more Nice people who work there. Yummy food

My husband had the chicken special it was great. I had the shrimp poor boy, I loved it. My friend…read morehad the walleye poor boy, it was great also. The waitress was really nice and attentive. We sat by the fireplace which made it feel cozy.