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    Tom's Country Cafe - Veggie omelet with rye

    Tom's Country Cafe

    3.4(28 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $

    A traditional small town cafe. The place was full and there was only one lady working for most of…read morethe time we were there. We ordered an omelet, biscuit and gravy, and two bagel sandwiches. The plates do not come with anything additional and are kind of pricey as stand alone items. Everything was cooked correctly, but all lacked a bit of flavor.

    Went here for lunch on a Monday while on a road trip. First tip, they are cash only. While my…read morefriend went to the BP next door to grab cash, I got a table. The waitress was super accommodating because we had a child with. Right away, she asked if we would like crayons or cars. The toy cars were a huge hit for the child and kept him entertained the whole time. It was a great thing since the restaurant was pretty full. As for food, it was standard diner food, just what I wanted. I got the veggie omelet, which was pretty good. It was a very thin egg layer and filled with veggies. I think the mushrooms were canned, but they didn't necessarily taste like it. The rye toast was also tasty. My friend got the beast burger, which we thought was super interesting to have that combo of meats on the menu. It did need some condiments as the combo of lean meats made it a little dry, but it had a good flavor. We also got the 9er, which was just the right amount of food for a child. Overall, we had 5 star service and the food was just what we needed on the road trip.

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    Lazy Loon Lodge - Frozen Smoothie

    Lazy Loon Lodge

    4.8(8 reviews)
    24.4 mi

    Our stay here was perfectly acceptable. It's a no-frills place in the Park Falls, which is in…read morepretty rural northern Wisconsin. The lodge has about a dozen rooms or so, and while they're small they are perfectly fine for sleeping which is what most anyone around here is going to do anyway. I happened to be in town for a family reunion but a lot of folks are going to be here for the hunting, boating, or other recreational activities that the area has to offer. There's a small restaurant attached, which we didn't visit whilst here. But there were definitely folks from town stopping here and not just the few of us staying at the hotel. Honestly it was pretty unexpected that there was a restaurant/bar here given how small the place is, and there's not a TON of restaurants in the area, so it's a nice feature. The woman who checked us in was nice and showed us to our rooms. I really appreciate that they have serious locks on the doors, electronic locks--it helped me feel much more comfortable since the other deterrent to entry is a simple chain on the door. We had two rooms, one with two full or queen sized beds and the other, a family room, had a full bed and then a bunk. The bottom bed of the bunk beds was a full size. I wasn't expecting a bunk (though luckily wasn't planning on staying in that room) but it's important to know since a bunk isn't everyone's thing. What was unfortunate is that when my mom made the reservation back in April, she asked if they had cribs in the room as we'd be traveling with my newly one-year-old. The person said "oh yeah we should get one of those..." and assured her they would have one by late July, when we visited. When mom called in June they said they didn't have one. Rather than make my mom stress about finding a new place I bought a play yard for the baby but that pretty disappointing and made for more for us to have to travel with. They also seem to have only showers, no bathtubs (at least in the two rooms our party was spread amongst) and the water smelled a little strange, perhaps just well water; not a sulfury smell. Overall a very casual place. There's ample parking here, more than will ever be needed for this lodge. The A-Frame doors are open 24 hours. Given the location and type of accommodation, though, they aren't open 24 hours for check-in. You'll want to be sure you confirm when you can check in and then make sure you'll be there in plenty of time to do so. There's not a check-in desk or anything, so just head to the bar.

    Food was great. Cheap but really good. Sorry Dave but my husband's chili is better, but yours is a…read moreclose second. I'll be back for sure.

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    Also Dining room.

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    Finn & Feather Northwoods Cuisine - Smoked Brisket with Cherry Chipotle sauce.

    Finn & Feather Northwoods Cuisine

    4.8(17 reviews)
    31.6 mi

    I haven't been here in the past five years until recently since my brother suggested we stop by…read more Our server was very lovely, the dining area was simple with a great lake view, and the food was actually astounding. Seriously can't get the cherry chipotle bbq wings out of my head. Would recommend this place to anyone!

    My wife and I were in town with our exchange students (from Italy and Spain), we had an expectation…read morethat we would have a hard time finding amazing food and did struggle the first few days with average results. Then as we sat at a local dive, I stumbled on Finn & Feather and we left, drove 95mph and made it (with an hour and half to spare as they are on Central time!). I am so glad we made that move, drinks were great, food was AMAZING! Our exchange students tried the ELK steak my wife ordered for the first time (and first time for me as well) and it was simply perfection! My old fashioned was spot on. I'm a steak guy, my steak was the GUIDES cut (I was skeptical), but HOLY COW, what a piece of meat, cooked to my exact standards (my Dad was a butcher) and the piece was a very generous portion given the price after cooking even. Ok, so I would leave it there, but I can NOT, the deserts were home-made, the in-house cream alone was fabulous and the cake we had was out of this world. Our only minor complaint, the broccolini needs some seasoning, but overall it was so minor, we wouldn't worry too much about it. If you are up North, an even within an hour, make the trip to this amazing restaurant sitting buried right on the shores of Lake Gogebic. It was so good, we heard they were doing a lobster boil the next night, we booked reservations on the spot and came back the next night! Special shout-out to our waiter and the whole staff - it was the Labor Day weekend and they made us feel special, included and the food - oh the food - so good! Don't miss this special place on your next trip up north!

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    Finn & Feather Northwoods Cuisine - Bar and seating area

    Bar and seating area

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    8oz (really like 10!) For size

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