The whole place was nasty. They lost my mobile order and I lost my rewards I used on that order. It…read moretook me at least 45 minutes to an hour to get my food. Would 100% not recommended.

Food is good I always ask for no pickles it seems they forgot sometimes about that other than that…read moreit's ok not the best or worst I would eat here again

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

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!

Excellent food and service!!! Love the Gift Shop and the homemade cranberry wild rice bread is…read moreamazing!!!

The Lazy Bear Grill is a delightful spot that we visit every year on our way back from a camping…read moretrip near Ely. With all the feel of a family-run restaurant and scratch-made food, it is well worth the stop. This year, we stopped for pie and brought home a caramel roll. The pie was delicious with a very light, flaky crust. I had the pecan, warmed with ice cream and my bride had the peanut butter pie. Our only complaint was the whipped topping on the PB pie was too sugary. The caramel roll was superb! My better half said it's the closest to her mom's homemade don-don's, a high bar. We both said the caramel roll was better than those sold at Tobies. We are starting to think we may need to make more than one trip each year ...it's worth the 1 hour and 40-minute drive. The place has a beautiful lake view with outdoor seating and the servers are friendly and very attentive. Many of the staff are long-term employees which speaks highly of the management and clientele. We also love the gift shop downstairs. Don't miss out if you have the chance to enjoy the delicious food and support a locally owned restaurant.

We had as the vegetarian wrap and the roast beef, ready we'll l song right proportion of veggies…read moreand meats. Their zucchini soup was nice as well but used to more spicy stuff, could use a bit of paper but I enjoyed it Their coffee selection is really good as well had a white mocha latte

Love stopping at Chickadee for lunch on the way up north! We love to call ahead so it is a quick…read morestop but have also stayed and enjoyed the porch! The cutest small cafe with super nice people working there! I love the chicken bacon ranch wrap but the chicken Caesar wrap and the roast beef panini is also so good!

I found it actually insane how this place considers themselves fast food, we waited for close to an…read morehour for our food in the drive thru. There was no more than 4 cars in front of us. Nothing wrong with the customer service it was the fact that some people don't have time in there day to wait an hour for food and should be informed this some how before waiting especially since that's how fast food should go. I think close to an hour at any drive through is unacceptable and food should be comp or discounts or something for the inconvenience.

Pretty much the only decent place to eat in town. Burgers are very ok. The ambiance is, well, that…read moreof a fast food restaurant. But service is friendly.

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!

Why not Hinckley? I…read morewas impressed. There are no mosquitos, just one good ol walkable block where an historic Main Street meets a scenic Hwy 61. Meet city scholars, foodies, and green thumbs. You'll feel right at home whether you golf or not, at Bogey's. Try their ribs on the third Saturday of the month and you won't be disappointed. (Don't worry, you can walk, run, or bike all those calories off on the Willard Munger trail that stretches 70 miles towards Duluth. Highly recommend if you enjoy a good local beer, a great value, walkability, and a friendly owner. Enjoy this new quintessential Main Street USA experience. I would go back and revisit because you can't take it all in, in just one day. Note* This is not like the casino that Hinckley is known for, the hours posted online fir these small local establishments are subject to change.

Didn't know this place was even there until we googled restaurants in Hinkley. Looked like a bar…read morewhen we pulled up and was hesitant if we wanted to eat there or not. Great service. Excellent food. Best sweet potato fries we've ever had. Cooked just right and not overcooked like everywhere else we've tried them. Burgers were also top notch. Glad we stopped there to eat.

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.

We went honeyberry picking in the area and one of our fellow pickers mentioned the honeyberry…read moreshakes served at Gordy's Hi Hat Drive-Inn. According to them it was a limited time flavor only during the season. Of course we instantly added it into our plans and the next morning we made the 30 minute drive from Duluth to give them a try! Driving into the parking lot, we were surprised seeing the almost Disney-fied, amusement park nature of this establishment. It's essentially an entire complex of buildings, including two food shops (one the main restaurant, one more like a cafe), a picnic shelter, completely separate bathroom building, playground, and even a dog walk park. This place seems like a destination type place, almost like Wall Drug in South Dakota or Bronner's in Michigan. We arrived just 15 minutes after opening and there were already a ton of people milling about. Luckily the main restaurant didn't have too much of a line and soon we had our milkshake in hand. Large Honeyberry Shake ($7.29) - Having eaten fresh honeyberries just the previous day, we knew that the flavor profile would be similar to blueberry, but more tangy and with some varieties having a somewhat of a tannic quality. This one tastes a little different, possibly transformed from being frozen and then blended with ice cream. It's pleasantly tart which is great on top of the sweetness from the ice cream. It's balanced and not too sweet. There are a lot of blended honeyberry pieces in the syrup that settle on the bottom of the cup. The overall texture is smooth and thick, tough to suck up the straw at first but softens later on for fuller sips. (5/5) Gordy's Hi Hat seems like one of those classic America, must visit attractions, on every road trip through Minnesota. From the one milkshake I ordered, I can see how they built up their reputation. I'd certainly revisit if I happen to be in the area again in the future! Bathrooms - An entire separate bathroom building Food: [5/5] Service: [ ] Other: [ ] Final Rating: 5/5

I had an amazing experience with a group of friend at Gordy's!…read more This is such a fun small-town feeling place with friendly staff and great food. For what it is pricing feels pretty reasonable, and it's good to support local businesses. Seriously, this is such a cool, unique, and memorable place. I was really impressed with the BlackBerry shake specifically. I know they're known for it, and for good reason. Very creamy, and just the right amount of sweetness and fruity-ness. Also a good consistency where it is drink-able through a straw, but also enjoyable with a spoon. The burger was also very juicy, had a nice bun, and paired well with their fries and cheese curds. I would definitely recommend stopping at Gordy's if you're up north!

Never have to many issues everyone always nice but recently its been more and more mistakes taking…read morea moment to read the modification is part of the job this is like visit 5 with incorrectly made items

Every employee every manager is always kind, i wanted to shout out both josh's they are both great…read moreemployee. food is always great i never have problems