Traveling through from Memphis to the west coast, had to come via the Delta Diner! Never fails to…read moreplease, and we were so pleased by the blue plate seafood fritters and stuffed hash browns, whole wheat multigrain delicious toast, and so friendly service. The owner stopped by to visit our table and tell us tales of his time checking out Tennessee BBQ, and the waitress ground our coffee and made sure we had everything we needed. We always feel like family here, but let me tell you, none of my family cooks as good as this!!!. We can only stop by about twice a year, but breakfast at the Delta Diner is truly one of the highlights of our year. Stocked up on diner swag, including three bags of ground Counter Creature coffee roasted at the diner! That coffee is making our RV smell great as we drive away.

If you want to do pickup, call in advance and schedule a time. They won't let you place an order in…read moreperson...even if there's no wait and empty tables. Perhaps a COVID restriction. I wasn't ready to eat at a restaurant, but since I trekked here, I decided to stay. Asked to sit on the patio for better air flow and was told that table is still dirty and I had to take a booth. The host wasn't thrilled when I insisted on waiting and sitting outside. At a time where everybody has different levels of comfort, I'd imagine a bit of flexibility would be key. The rest of the staff was incredibly friendly and they are all over the cleaning and safety measures. A great menu of options, but just wait til they walk you through the daily specials. The sweet potato hash is mixed with real potatoes, and a fantastic savory mix with eggs on top. Had the stuffed hash browns. Highly recommend getting over easy eggs on top as it was a bit dry. Good flavor on the Dutch baby, but was crazy about the jam on top or mushy center. Worth the stop and be prepared to sit a while.

A very friendly and quaint spot for a note. The atmosphere is pleasant. We enjoyed it and recommend…read moreif in the area.

Come if you're hungry! We came into a packed restaurant. We were greeted and waited. As for…read moreseating, they have booths, tables, and a lunch counter. A very kind family saw us waiting and finished up their meal so we could be seated; we were very grateful. The servers were attentive while we had our meal; fresh, hot coffee and iced water, extra napkins, etc. We each ordered something different. Steak & eggs came with hash browns and toast; however, you can order it with pancakes or biscuits instead. The ham and eggs came with hash browns; they allowed me to choose a fresh fruit cup. The Avocado Toast breakfast was served beautifully- toast/avocado/eggs/& fresh salad greens with balsamic glaze. The biscuits and gravy looked and smelled delicious. All the food was served hot and in a timely manner.

Had a visit to Ashland decided to try the restaurant. And glad we did…read more Great corner place and atmosphere was enjoyable We were there at lunch. Had a whitefish sandwich and a salad. Each of us also had the soup of the day. The soup was tremendous. Whitefish was so well done. Nice size bun to not overwhelm the fish. To top it off we splurged and split a berry crisp with ice cream on it. Just fantastic. Side note lemonade and fresh tea were very nice as well. Check the hours before you go. No weekends. Found the service very friendly. We'll be back. New favorite in Ashland.

Passing through around lunch time. Searched restaurants in Ashland. Based on previous reviews I…read morechoose 2nd Street Bistro. I'm so happy I did. I had their Heirloom tomato plate special and my husband had the pulled pork sandwich. Both were very delicious!Would highly recommend! If lived in the area would definitely make it one of regular dining spots!

Fantastic food. Great staff. The pancakes don't need syrup they are that good. Reasonable prices.read more

Breakfast burrito. Eggs, bacon, hashbrowns, cranberry wild rice toast. Coffee. Everything tasted…read moregood. Everybody was talkative & friendly. I'll be back.

We've been coming here for years with each trip to the area and Cable Cafe has been consistently…read moregood for breakfast - hash browns that are cooked to perfection (the right crisp without being mushy), eggs are great and the pancakes are soooo good! Service is also very pleasant and accommodating. Just be sure you bring cash (no cc allowed). We'll be back!

Too weird and not in a good way. The menu reads like a Sysco delivery truck manifest. What you get…read morelooks nothing like the food images posted on their Facebook account. The soup of the day was flavorless and watery with one huge piece of drab broccoli. Onion rings were obviously processed, frozen, and dumped out of a plastic bag into a fryer for much too short a time since they were only half cooked. Their iced tea was dark brown, and the milkshake was made from a fake mix with spray can whipped cream. To give a sense of the culinary skill level here, the special of the day was hamburger gravy over mashed potatoes with corn and buttered white bread aka Depression era poor folks "food." We declined to order that vintage slop. To add to the nightmare ambiance, there was an abundance of flies in their tiny dining area. To top it off, this place charges a fee for credit card use though we saw no notice of that posted anywhere and the server didn't mention it. Paid cash. Two simple drinks, a bowl and a cup of horrible soup, and one order of half cooked onion rings + tip was $40. Do not eat here. A candy bar from the gas station would be a better choice.

A hidden gem behind the Kwik Trip on the corner of 51 and 70. The Wild Boar has an extremely vast…read moreand unique menu offering game meats and their own bakery items. The inside was charming, a traditional looking Northwoods establishment, and it was very clean. The two girls working were extremely pleasant as well. The food is incredible. Everything is seasoned to perfection and cooked perfectly. The portions are very generous and the toast selection is phenomenal. We had the meat lovers omelette and the raspberry oatmeal pancakes. The pancakes were the best I've ever had, and they're going to keep me full for a very long time because of the oats that were mixed into the batter, I didn't even put syrup on them they were that good. I also ordered a side of the duck sausage and that was amazing too. It was seasoned so well and had a citrusy taste. I highly recommended checking out The Wild Boar if you're in the area.

I think we have an official "spot" for breakfast now. The Wild Boar has a lot of really interesting…read morewild game options that you won't find elsewhere, plus a lot of in house bakery items. I stuck with a classic breakfast of maple sausage patties, perfectly done over medium eggs, tater tots (LOVE that this is an option) and homemade cranberry wild rice bread. That bread was amazing - dense and full of cranberries - our server said she recommends people get the turkey sandwich on it and I can see why! Prices are reasonable and the plates are big. Some great game choices if you like that, and plenty of homemade treats to take home too.

Kept passing by this place on my UP travels and finally made it in for breakfast…read more The dinner plate sized omelette was perfectly cooked and generously portioned and the waitress was very friendly.

Food was good and came out hot. I had a Reuben w/fries the wife had a chicken sandwich with some…read moreonion rings. Service was also good and the bathroom was nice and clean!

Open later than most in the area. Cold beer, good food great people. Right on the water and they…read moresell gas, yes the gas is a few cents more than at a Gas station but not out of line for the convenience.

9pm on Friday night I drove into Webb Lake to stay at the 3Sisters B&B. Gliders is the bar…read moreopposite. Music, laughter and conversation roles out of the bar, mixing with the sound of frogs and birds. Beautifully welcoming music .The bar is owned by the brother in law of the B&B owner. The bar was full. We managed t o find a seat at the bar ordered some beer and Pizza. It was good. The bar staff were very busy and the people very friendly. I talked to several people who had cabins nearby, coming here most weekends. It's like a 'virtual' community of people from around the Minneapolis St. Paul's area. 2.5hrs drive away, like me, they roll up on a Friday night and spend there weekend here. A friendly place, I'll be back.

Good service, good food, and really reasonably priced. We tried breakfast and it was delicious.read more

It was like walking into a Hallmark movie. Small town diner with great locals atmosphere. Two older…read moregents going back-and-forth like two old grumpy men in a humorous matter. And then there was a MacGyver sitting with his wife great couple we had great conversations. The food was amazing. My husband had breakfast and I had the ham lunch. The soup was ready at 8:30 AM. The owner was making fresh pies. I walked away with a slice of banana while my husband decided with coconut. The cost for our meal and our take home dessert was very very reasonable. I'll be back for sure!