I've been shopping here occasionally over the last year or so. Nice selection and prices, but the…read moreemployees are often weirdly snooty for a discount liquor store. Anyway, I came in looking for empty boxes the other day, as we were about to start packing up my recently-deceased mother-in-law's place. I walked up to the first employee I saw, a little hipster-type fella with a teenager's beard and what I'm sure were some very meaningful arm tattoos. I didn't catch his name, so let's call him "Chad". I asked Chad if I could get some boxes for the move. He sighed, did a full-body eye-roll, gestured to a ceiling-high stack of boxes near the exit, and said "Yeah, but they're for PAYING customers, only." So, whatever. Not going to argue with Chad over wine boxes, so I bought a couple of beers, and headed over to the tower of boxes. Chad then says "We ask that you limit yourself to THREE boxes, sir." So, yeah, screw Chad, screw Chad's wispy-ass beard, and screw anywhere that hires hipster jackasses like Chad. I've been getting boxes for moving from liquor stores for decades, and until Chad, I'd never once been asked to pay for removing what is, essentially, garbage. Today, I went to Super 1 in West Duluth, and they were not only helpful and cool, but they let us have all the boxes we needed. Yanno, because they're EMPTY BOXES. I didn't even need any beer, but I bought some, anyway.

I've lived in Duluth my whole life and have worked in customer service for the last 15 years. I…read morehave been treated nicer by fellow customers here than the employees that work there. I get they are doing their job to id but let me set my stuff down before you hound me for an ID. I'm 35 years old as well, may not look like it so I get it. Today, I was rushed through by the manager working and I know he was because he denied my Fiancé last year alcohol when he had a valid ID and threatened to call the police on him. He is almost 40 years old, so I asked what he did there. This man is extremely unprofessional and needs to treat every customer equally. I do not want to be disrespected when I simply go to buy a product at this store. I will never be back to this establishment and have told many about my experiences here in the past years. I'll pay more money to get my things at a place where the cashiers are actually respectful to their customers.

Very good pesto chicken pizza. Great crust and plenty of cheese and toppings. We would definitely…read moretry more menu items as they offered a variety of options.

I stopped by Thirsty Pagan in Superior after a long road trip, and it was exactly what I needed…read more The atmosphere was relaxed and welcoming, making it a great place to unwind after being on the road. I ordered the calzone, which was delicious and definitely lived up to the recommendations, and the drinks were just as good. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and helped me with some great menu options. Overall, it was a great experience, and I'd definitely stop by again the next time I'm in the area.

Decent burger and ambience in a small Mn town 30 minutes from Duluth. Service was fine, and…read morefriendly. I had the Voyager which added some wild rice to their burger mix, tasty and not overpowering. Fries were crispy and tasty, and added $3 to the tab.

This place is absolutely amazing!! The staff is great. The food is awesome and the drinks are above…read moreand beyond.

Food is always delicious!! Service is always amazing!! And it looks so amazing inside. The…read moremargaritas are to die for as well.

We stopped in for dinner on a Sunday night and were able to be seated immediately. The staff were…read morevery fast to bring out our food! The free chips and salsa were great too. Fun and clean environment. The parking lot is a bit tricky to park in and quite small but ample street parking is available. Located in quaint downtown Cloquet.

Loved the friendly staff and drink options. Their food trucks and nearby restaurants were a great…read moreoptions for the kiddos.

I had heard great things about Bent Paddle Brewing's taproom - and it did not disappoint. A huge…read morestage with music set up outside and the inside was extremely expansive. Bent Paddle Brewing Company is a family-owned and operated craft brewery and taproom in Duluth, Minnesota. The brewery opened in May 2013 and uses Lake Superior water to brew it's beers and hemp beverages. Bent Paddle's mission is to create a unique craft beer experience while also being sustainable for the business, employees, environment, and community. And they deliver on it all. I got a flight to enjoy some of their more limited offerings. Munchin Pretzels: An Oktoberfest beer brewed with traditional German Malts and Hops. I get toasted bread malt character with a bit of sweetness, but rounded out by a hop bitterness. The malt profile is definitely the forefront and I wished I had a pretzel to go with it. Infinity Stuf: An Oatmeal Stout that they went all out with 100 pounds of Oreos. Nutty oatiness, chocolate, and medium fullness. I appreciate it not being a Pastry Stout, but still get lots of Oreo character. A Beer of Their Own: A Hoppy Pale Ale brewed in collaboration with a Bar Of Their Own in the Twin Cities. Tropical fruit forward - primarily melon and cantaloupe, with a nice finish. Stratarado: A Hoppy Pale Ale brewed with Strata and El Dorado (get the name?). Tropical fruit, pineapple, some sweetness on the tongue. Liked this one a lot. ______

Small, but decently stocked with beer, wine and liquor. Store was clean, the bottles didn't appear…read moredusty, which is good. I was able to even find a local wine with Split Rock Lighthouse on it, which we had visited the day prior, which made for a good souvenir gift. Its near many hotels, and would be a way to get some local options for your hotel room and save a few dollars, but I think overall the prices here were a tad higher than normal. A-OK overall!

Went up the ramp on the side of the store to enter and it was locked. Didn't notice the sign at the…read moretop of the door that said delivery only. Rapped on the door and the guy came out and refused service. A simple - main entrance is around the corner would have sufficed....

Excellent service and great advice. Stopped in looking for martini mixes and wine for dinner. Store…read moreemployee provided excellent advice and recommendations. They carry excellent brands from throughout the world. Anyone looking for advice and recommendations on liquors and wines available should stop in here, you will not be disappointed.

Great selection of wine, beer & spirits. Friendly service and staff. Prices were on the high side…read morefrom what we have seen in other places.

Intrigued by their homemade wild rice burgers, we decided to visit Fitger's Brewhouse for a dinner…read morewhile in Duluth. When we arrived a bit after 7PM, we had quite some trouble finding parking and ended up having to park a couple of blocks away after circling for 20 minutes. Walking in, the place wasn't too busy, perhaps 50% capacity. We were interested in ordering the fried cheese curds, but the server told us they weren't battered in house, so we passed on them. Smoked Fish Salad (Market Price, $18.99) - This is a pretty salad - all ingredients are arranged in rows along the dish. Mixing things together is a bit of a pain, but I appreciate the dressing on the side to add to preference. The dressing is an interesting blend of mayo and other ingredients, perhaps BBQ sauce, that make it slightly tangy and very sweet. There's an undertone of smokiness throughout, which tastes somewhat like liquid smoke rather than the dressing actually being smoked. It is on the sweeter side of dressings. Other than greens, there's a row of wild rice, dark and snappy, completely broken cultivated rice. There's also a bit of house smoked trout, nice and smoky. (4/5) Classic Wild Rice Burger ($16.99) - This is one of the tallest burgers I've seen in quite a while, mostly due to the inclusion of fresh vegetables including onion and tomato, and alfalfa sprouts. For some reason instead of using larger tomatoes, they use small roma tomatoes, including three small slices. They also used red onion that's chopped into a variety of different shapes instead of whole slices. It's really strange - I guess this saves on cost? Unfortunately smaller pieces means things fall out while eating. The patty is larger than the bun. It has plenty of broken wild rice bits giving some additional crunch and that signature wild rice taste. It's charred on the griddle well and it keeps its structure, not falling apart or becoming mushy at any point. I love how it's distinctively a rice burger and doesn't try to be a meat substitute. Two slices of American cheese are melted on top that gives some fattiness to the dish. The bun is toasted without butter and there's a flavorful garlic mayo spread on the top. It would be nice if they had also applied the sauce to the bottom bun as I found the patty to not have enough moisture or fat incorporated. The burger comes with some thin commercial fries. There aren't any issues with the level of fry and they are otherwise unremarkable. (4/5) Fitger's Brewhouse serves some solid good old fashioned Midwestern American food. Not much else to say. Bathrooms - Larger ones shared with the rest of the business in the building Food: [4/5] Service: [ ] Other: [ ] Final Rating: 4/5

Absolute 5 star experience here. We entered right at they opened at 11 on a Saturday. I told our…read moresever that I had an event coming up at noon so we'd be ordering right away, and by golly, the staff took care of us. Drinks, followed by poutine 5 minutes later, then food about 10 minutes after that. We were all done within 30 minutes! The food was fantastic, too. Delicious poutine, with oozy gooey squeaky cheese curds. I had the smoked fish salad; it had the right amounts of everything and felt like a distinctly Duluth dish. My husband had the fish and chips. I had a bite of his fish, and it was perfect, with great batter and flavor. I would happily come here again on a visit. I can see why this is a city institution.

This is at the top of our list for being a great corner bar and eatery! We have yet to be served…read moreby anyone who wasn't super friendly and they have great pub style food, with nightly specials. Love their tacos! Any Friday night we've been there they have had live music and on Wednesdays they have trivia games. A super low key, fun place to unwind.

Best Mexican food in superior, maybe twin ports? And not even a Mexican restaurant also other foods…read morelike pizza, burgers, Friday fish fry and very reasonably priced too especially drinks

Lincoln Park is hip and with it--insert Macarena here. Corktown and its sister restaurants, OMC…read moreSmokehouse and Duluth Grill--the latter serving breakfast through lunch--are the neighborhood's dining anchors. I came for the Reuben and the delights of smoked pastrami, of which life offers far too few. Yummy. It is the yardstick against which all other Reubens should be measured. PRO TIP #1: Here is a secret only a full-time drinker would notice: Drinks are two-for-one if you sit at the bar--all day, every day. Those must be some seriously forlorn bartenders. PRO TIP #2: Park in the Duluth Grill lot or behind the restaurants. It is a bit confusing the first time through, presumably to discourage the unhip. Finally, the restrooms are top shelf, which is the first--and last--thing old-timers like me notice.

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.