Always a wonderful stay at Bob's. My mom and I stay in cabin 5. What a great improvement they did…read morein taking down the brush in front of the cabin so the lake view is in full view. You won't find a cleaner place to stay. I took one of the four kayaks out for a calm paddle one early evening. I highly suggest doing this. The kayaks are available for free to use. Tons of games and books to use while staying there. I love that they are earth friendly with composting and recycling everything. See you in 2025 Nancy Tulgren

We used to come here every year when I was a child as my mom was born in Duluth. We came back this…read moreyear after many years absence (at least for me) and stayed here in separate cabins as a family. This place is the same as it's been for years. Very well kept up with cabins that are mostly right on the water. They offer the best views and great access to Lake Superior. Small kitchens are in the cabins as well as your basic necessities. No TV as this cabin is for relaxing and unwinding. There are small bbqs at each cabin and they now offer the use of their bikes if you want to hit the surrounding trails. Kayaks along with life vests are also around for the more adventurist person. The office cabin offers books and board games and you can always spend your nights around the campfire as there is plenty of firewood ($5) to use. All in all it remains the experience I remember from my youth. Great views, fresh air, clean cabins and a great time with family.

My parents have come here for meals a few times and love it! They mentioned the menu has changed a…read morebit, but everything on it looked great. The seating area was fun and the vibes were great. We had a beautiful day and a beautiful view of the lake. Our server was kind and efficient. My mom and I both ordered the chicken and my dad ordered the Swedish meatballs. We had walleye cakes to share. The food was SO good!!! Everything tasted great. Good mixes of flavors and well prepared. I know my parents will continue to come here and I'm glad I had the chance to try it out. It is a really neat spot. I would definitely recommend checking it out if you're able!

Popped in for a lunch on our way to our camp site. Service was fast and friendly food was great!…read more The potato and meatball was the perfect amount, delish, and gluten free.

Mark and Becky are the absolute sweetest and so incredibly hospitable. We only stayed one night but…read moreit felt like we were staying with family! Their pup Stella was the perfect guide for our snowshoe hike around the property. Breakfast was amazing, but the homemade ice cream was one for the books. It was a short trip but so memorable, we'll definitely be back!

What a pleasure it is to stay here. This place is stunning and super welcoming. If your looking for…read morea great retreat with amazing hosts give this place a look.

always a great time at Betty's Pies. We got the Split Rock fish and chips and the Stormy weather…read moreStacker. Both were delicious! to end our meal we obviously got pies. We got the Reese's Peanut Butter Cream Pie and the Great Lakes Crunch - amazing! always a must when we come up to the North Shore

We decided to do a pie-off and bought slices of double-crust apple pie from Rustic and Betty's to…read moredetermine who we thought was the best. We had a much longer wait for pie at Betty's, and were lucky to get a parking place at all. It was mobby, and it wasn't even the weekend! There was about a 10 minute wait to order at the outdoor window, and a 15-20 wait for our slices. Most of the people ahead of us seemed to be getting pie shakes. In addition to the apple pie slice, we bought a toffee cream one. We ate it soon after our visit. It was delicious. The pale crust reminded me of shortbread, the filling light, sweet, and creamy, with what seemed to be Heath bits throughout. It was great and surprisingly not filling at all. As for the apple pie comparison, Betty's version was more cohesive a crust and easier to eat, but it was also surprisingly bland. The thicker crust at the edge was dry, too. The fillings from both bakeries were quite close, both good. From Betty's, we liked the cream pie slice much more than the apple. For classic double-crust apple, Rustic was best between the two.

Came here for lunch on our way to Two Harbors and I was instantly taken by the charm of this place!…read moreRight off the scenic highway and convenient for travelers and locals alike. I had a turkey sandwich and a cup of chili that were delicious. The soups are made from scratch and the portions are perfect for a lunch stop. They also have a little shop area where they sell souvenirs, clothes, and decor. We fed our family of 4 for under $65, which is pretty hard to do these days, especially in the Duluth area.

A friend and I stopped by Larsmont Trading Post on a bit of a lark while we were there for an open…read moremic, and I'm honestly still thinking about the food. We played it "safe" and ordered the nachos--and I say this without exaggeration: they were the best nacho platter I've ever had. Not just great tasting, but genuinely beautiful to look at. This wasn't a pile-of-chips-with-stuff-dumped-on-top situation. This was thoughtfully made, layered, and clearly crafted from real ingredients. Nothing felt canned or boxed. Fresh toppings, balanced flavors, and even details like using spinach instead of iceberg lettuce showed real care and intention. You could tell someone in that kitchen actually cares about what goes out on the plate. If you're anywhere near the area and even thinking about stopping in--do it. Great food, great vibe, and one of those meals that surprises you in the best possible way. We'll absolutely be back.

This was an adorable museum with multiple buildings and several exhibits to increase our knowledge…read moreof life on Lake Superior. It is not fancy and the signage is older. The lighthouse itself was neat to climb up but smaller than expected. It was the perfect size to keep our granddaughter (age 6) engaged without being bored. By far the best part was the grounds. So beautiful and right on a well-groomed walking path. Our little 5 minute stop turned into a two hour adventure. This is the perfect stop if you're are looking to spend some quiet time on the water and would like a smaller version of split rock. It is not as well kept or as popular but was just enough for us. It is worth the stop. Especially if you plan ahead and bring a picnic lunch with you!

One of two lighthouses in the Two Harbors area (the other is the fabulous Split Rock…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/split-rock-lighthouse-two-harbors?hrid=Jh5hQtfLJ4g5VzEXbuoZLQ), this one became operational in 1892. What's awesome here is that three of the lighthouses buildings are open to be toured, including the tower itself (which was way too crowded for my comfort), the keeper's quarters that have been restored to 20th century decorations and the assistant keeper's quarters that have been restored to late 19th century. So it's all quite cool and very interesting. The lighthouse was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. [Review 17891 overall - 111 in Minnesota - 1412 of 2022.]

We had an absolutely awesome experience tonight…read more We started at the Duluth Huskies stadium (Wade Stadium) and enjoyed a behind the scenes tour of the field, locker room, and grounds, we were also treated to stories about the history of the team. The general manager was our tour guide... he was one of the friendliest and knowledgeable people I've ever met! The stadium and team are rich with history, even down to the bricks they used to erect the entrance to the field. Dave was our bus driver and tour guide for the night. After the stadium tour he took us to Bent Paddle where we were able to samples some brews and enjoy the atmosphere, what a cool place! Their beers are outstanding! The 14 degrees ESB is a GABF (Great American Beer Festival) winner! I would highly recommend trying it. There's an awesome BBQ joint that will deliver to the tasting room too! We ended the night back at the stadium with a Huskies' baseball game. The won in walkoff fashion! It was a great game! We are looking foreword to another tour. I would highly recommend a tour with Duluth Experience.

Hi - This review is…read morea little late, but I am still thinking about the amazing tour I went on last summer, so I knew I had to sit down and write a review. I was in Duluth for my brother's wedding and didn't know anything about the city or the area. I was with my then-boyfriend and we knew it was a beautiful area, but wasn't sure the best way to experience it all. That is when I booked us on the Scenic North Shore Bicycle Tour. It was by far the best thing we did in Duluth (minus watching my brother get married,ha) and we were raving about it to all the weddings guests all weekend. The guys running the show were great to talk to and they clearly thought of everything. If you are traveling to Duluth and want to really have the best tour guides, book with them.

My wife and I had a pleasant experience staying here as usual! We were placed in "The Annex" this…read moretime around which is the building directly next door to the main lodge. This building is also connected internally by a second-story walkway. The staff was friendly as usual, and the always stocked popcorn, ice-cold tea and lemonade in the lobby, is always a treat. Unlike other of your experienced, when evening rolled around, there were fires lit at all three locations, including the one all the way down on the beach. I will say with this being the first time stay in the annex for me. That building in particular seems a little bit more outdated than others. Including some disrepair like a cracked window that was scotch taped back together. Between the really low counter and shower head there was some mild annoyance as well. The interior pool area is also in need of some maintenance. But the outdoor pool deck still feels amazing! Another slight draw back from this stay was the key card annoyance. Even though there is a promising NFC looking logo on the cards, these are still the old magstrip style that most hotels have moved away from. If you have a MagSafe equipped iPhone 12 from 2020 or newer and you place your keycard in the same pocket by mistake it will nuke your keycard on a heartbeat and you'll have to take a trip to the front desk to regain access to your room. Overall I've made some great memories here over the years and will continually plan to return.

We stayed 7/31 through 8/2 - upon arriving the 'resort' is dated and an odd smell. The front desk…read moreladies were pleasant. The room was 'ok' no maid service or new towels. Beds were rough -so no one got a good nights sleep. The air conditioner was not keeping up so my husband (HVAC) opened it to find a filter that was so full it wouldn't let the air through. He went to the front desk and asked for it to be cleaned. They bring us a new filter and my husband put it in. Very humid in the room. That night we did 's'mores on the beach' - I realize they were 'free' but the Graham crackers were stale. We did not eat at the property as it seemed a skosh high. For the price of two nights - $603 02 - I was expecting a little more Or a discount for the air conditioner inconvenience. The lady that checked us out was not as friendly as the original gals.. For a family weekend - it was a bust.

Great servers! Good menu. Ate here 3 times in past 10 days. Check out the Wednesday 2 for $40 menu,…read moreyou won't be disappointed.

Fantastic lunch spot on a Friday. Cheryl was our server and she took fantastic care of us. My…read morehusband had a Castle Danger Sea Salt & Lime beer while I had a Duluth Raspberry Cider. I had a bowl of wild rice soup, and wow, it was so good. The cornbread alongside was sweet and delicious, and I treated it like my dessert! My husband had the Boundary Walleye plate, which featured one massive piece of beautifully breaded fish. On the side he had broccoli, a roll, and he picked waffle fries for his potato. A five star lunch all around.