It was like walking into a liquor store during or after a zombie outbreak or mini-apocalypse; the…read moremany racks and shelves were bare. That said, it could be entirely possible that the crew we encountered at the outdoor hot tub the night prior could have been responsible for wiping out most of their inventory; those guys were out to party hard. There is a good selection of beers in the fridge, especially from local breweries down round Duluth. The place smelled like the dude was just finishing a cigarette, which repelled me. But he gave me a portable corkscrew so it was all good.

This is a nice little general store. They have a little bit of everything, including DVD rentals…read morefor local vacation rentals and hotels. A rarity these days. They have some fresh produce. Groceries. Fishing bait and tackle. Unfortunately, the day I want the coffee machine was not functioning. And the coffee shop next-door was not open mid week. It's a gas station too. Located right next to the post office in Lutsen. There's not much else around. They have some cold sandwiches that you can heat up in a microwave, but no grab and go hot food. No fresh pastries, or donuts, everything is premade and packaged. A decent store with some nice variety.

Great collection of things you need and gifts you want. From local sourced makers to standard…read moreproducts it is hard to leave. They have dvd rental and fishing gear too. Dog toys? Yes.

As far as fueling, a rather standard experience. It was east to enter and exit. The restrooms were…read moreclean. We were able to grab a few things on "the list" here - smoked fish (salmon tho, not lake trout/ whitefish) & local-ish maple syrup, a requested item from home, aka, a souvenir. Prices weren't crazy.

It's a pretty well stocked gas station on Highway 61in Tofte. We have a hot bar, standard…read moreconvenience, store groceries, some camping items, a couple of isles of fishing tackle, propane, firewood, ice. They open at 6 AM. Good place to grab breakfast on the way to the boundary Waters. Again, not a lot of other options on the stretch of road.

Darling vintage spot to stop for breakfast, coffee, or lunch on the North Shore near Lutsen!…read more You'll feel like you're in a true gem on the North Shore. They have coffee mugs of locals hung on the walls, vintage photos and news clippings, and incredible northern decor. We came in on a Monday afternoon in fall and ordered: - biscuits and gravy: my husband LOVED this - omelette with hash browns: delicious and crispy I expected bigger portions for the price, so was a bit disappointed in that as we were ready for a filling hearty brunch! The service was funny - our server must have been bored and really wanted to chat us up, which we didn't mind. I'd love to see this place more busy and more folks to know about it! We were the only ones in at that time. They also sell some convenience store items like OTC meds, non perishables, dry goods, etc. They also carry some local products and tourist goods. Come for the ambiance and coffee!

This place is such a cute gem! It is inside of an old house. Nan, our lovely server, was the most…read morefriendly person. It felt like she was our grandma taking care of us. The breakfast was delightful and there was endless hot cups of coffee. The eggs were cooked perfectly and there were plenty of options. It truly hit the spot, we were both impressed with our breakfast. We loved this place so much that we came back that evening to pick up something from the bakery items. We got an entire blueberry pie and it was fantastic. The man who sold us the pie was beyond friendly, as well. I highly recommend it. They truly make you feel at home!

The local grocery is very handy. I only needed sugar for my coffee that I get every day from…read moreWorld's Best Donuts. But I'm picky about sugar. They had raw but I didn't want that much' But for an extra buck I spotted Lars own Swedish Pearl Sugar in a 10 oz. bag. It's really all I needed for the trip so that over my cheapness won out. Large, white grounds like you've never seen. Well, hell if I didn't stop and pick up 3 bags for the trip home. I'm not gonna be without this stuff. I was able to help a guy fine some vanilla cause things kinda get buried in this aisle. I asked him if he wanted pure or the junk? He gave the right answer and was very grateful for the help.

Stopped here to pick up a few items after a night of camping at Grand Marais Rec Area before…read moreheading west. Store is convenient and small but has a wide variety of items. It has a local feel and staff was very friendly. Enjoyed the local and fresh herring as well as a bag salad when we arrived at our next camping destination.

The ambience can't be beat! Fun little place to stop and have breakfast or lunch. There is also a…read moregood selection of essentials in the general store and some good touristy gift options. Everyone should stop at least once to experience it!

Always enjoyable. Filling breakfast and interesting atmosphere. This stops adds to the eclectic…read morevibe of the shore.

Small space but still has everything you need. A perfect spot to grab some grocery for a picnic…read morewhile enjoying the beautiful Lake Superior scenery. The Mac and cheese was so good, I almost went back for another bowl right after I finished the first one. Highly recommend.

If you are looking for healthy and fresh options, this is the place to shop…read more Well stocked and plenty of packaged and fresh fruits and produce. Shopped at this Co-op store for healthy snacks for traveling in the general area.

Not my normal spot as I live far but they had a good selection. He has expensive as the co-op there…read morewas one on their option for groceries. I don't know the name and I didn't go into it for me. This place was perfect. We got our Matt. We bought our groceries for cooking dinner and then we went up the hill and didn't come back down. They had nice fruit we bought some and meat for our meals. Eggs , bread, and your basic food. Priced right and easy to shop. Will be back next time. I will give you one piece of advice please check for the expiration dates as it's a small town and I think sometimes things are always go through as quick as they would another locations.

Decent grocery. I can always get everything i need. Costs more than super one but i dont have to…read moredrive two hours one way just to get there. Better selection and produce than the other grocery in town. They close at 6pm now, not 7 and are not open on sunday.

The building smells like poop and the floors are a mess. The hot food is held at 105 degrees…read moreFahrenheit.

Really like the store. Very friendly and helpful employees. Good selection of every item you…read moreneed. The box boy hauled everything out and loaded it into the pickup. Ambiance is that of a classic grocery store. Not a gigantic store but very adequate.

Cute, little grocery store in Finland, MN. It has everything you need from meats, cheeses, milk,…read moreproduce, dried goods, kerosene lanterns, hats, mittens, you name it. It's off the beaten trail and the north shore but the local people are friendly and the store is well stocked. There is gas at the location as well. Some items are a bit more expensive than you may be used to, but you won't be disappointed. I recommend visiting this establishment.

This is a century-old business, but it provides the essentials you need to live in the area. They…read morenot only sell groceries, but gardening supplies, electrical supplies, plumbing supplies, automotive parts, gasoline, maps, rubber boots, etc. Think of it as an old-time general store (in fact, the current building has that as its sign), and you get the right idea. The only down sides are the cramped aisles and small variety -- they have a lot of products, but not many different brands, as fits their patrons' needs. The staff are friendly and helpful, though, so I strongly encourage a stop. If you are in the area, I recommend buying a Superior Forest map at the co-op. They cost around $10 (I got a waterproof one), but they will show the trails and dirt roads that will help you figure out where things are. On-line maps are not reliable at placing things in this part of Minnesota; for example, this co-op is actually a mile or two south of the bridge over the Baptism river.