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Trouble’s Restaurant and Bar

3.8 (11 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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We stopped for a quick snack and drink. The service was okay but the drinks not so good. We didn't eat so no comment on the food

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3 years ago

Bar food only... fun to watch sports, nice remodel since COVID. Pour nice drinks lol!!!

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Friendly, inviting server, great food. Nicely decorated establishment. Quite impressive!

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Simply Good - Front of building facing parking lot. Simply Good is inside the bike shop.

Simply Good

4.3(4 reviews)
5.6 mi

Very good food and coffee! I love the convenience of the drive through! Great customer service too!read more

Bottom Line: Tasty inexpensive eatery located inside Bikes…read moreBy Bob shop on Highway 12 in Litchfield MN. Generous portions and super reasonable prices equals high value eating. Top Line: I requested an off menu Cubano sandwich and Warren, the friendly owner of Simply Good, said they could make that. So I got the Cubano $8, an included side of sweet pepper slaw (vs the other slaw & chip options), and a 24 oz can of Arnold Palmer tea $1.50 from the cooler. So the whole shootin' match came in under my $10-$15 lunch price window. So it was mighty inexpensive chow. Sandwich was generously stuffed with shredded pork, a couple thin ham slices, pickles, and the mandatory mustard stacked between a couple slices of white bread that proved to be sturdy enough to keep the sandwich together, in spite of getting somewhat soggy as I squeezed the sandwich into my mouth. The taste was on the mark. The taste profile & balance of meat, pickle, & mustard flavors were solidly on target. As noted, the portion was generous & I was plenty full by the time I polished off the whole thing. On my way out I grabbed a couple brownies $2.50 ea for dessert this evening, or whenever I next get hungry after my tasty & quite filling lunch at Simply Good. I'm thinkin' a breakfast trip to visit this fine Mom & Pop shop for a cuppa joe & pastry are on the schedule some morning soon.

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Simply Good - Center notice indicates credit card service charge is passed on to customer. Paying cash saves you cash.

Center notice indicates credit card service charge is passed on to customer. Paying cash saves you cash.

Simply Good - Cubano sandwich, pepper slaw, 24 oz can of Arnie's tea.

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Cubano sandwich, pepper slaw, 24 oz can of Arnie's tea.

Swan's Cafe - Mushroom burger, fries, Cole slaw, & pickle.

Swan's Cafe

3.4(21 reviews)
5.0 mi
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Bottom Line: Basic standard mid-American diner fare at a…read moreprice that doesn't break the bank. Portions are generous enough, unless you are a really big eater. Friendly staff in our experience. Top Line: Stopped for lunch with one other person. We were quickly & courteously seated, water & menus brought to table expeditiously. Waitress was patient about our indecision on ordering and checked back a few times to insure we weren't forgotten. My companion ordered beef liver with sauteed onions dinner ($10 includes salad & a veggie) with a side of mashed potatoes. I ordered their $10 Calorie Counter with chicken. Having exercised culinary restraint on my meal, I splurged & ordered their $1.59 adverted daily special pumpkin bar ala mode for dessert. Drinks du jour were water, mine with lemon slice. Companion was glad to get liver & onions. Lots of places don't carry this as a menu option. I got the pre-entree salad (they're not a salad fan) with honey mustard dressing that was distinctly more honey sweetness than mustard tang. Salad was pretty standard: lettuce, shredded carrot, cherry tomato. Portion filled the bowl, so no scrimping on the greenery. The entree was a couple decent sized slabs of beef liver draped with well sauteed onions alongside a scoop of mashed potatoes. I also got the side veggie: a small bowl of whole kernel corn of which they're also not a fan. My Calorie Counter was a platter well filled by a salad (again with honey mustard dressing), dry wheat toast, and a grilled chicken fillet. The chicken fillet was so moist & insanely tender that I suspect it was brined before grilling. The salad was a repeat of the ingredients in companion's salad. Whole kernel corn was okay, not earth shaking, and could have stood the chef adding the dab of butter that I did to enrich it's taste. Pumpkin bar dessert was light in body & flavor. Not densely solid, as bars can sometimes be. Much more cakelike than brownie. But still acceptably moist. Spicing of the bar was restrained, not overwhelmingly sharp as pumpkin spice occasionally is. Cream cheese frosting was extremely light. Mucho whipping obviously having taken place. An interesting flavor note that I got on my first bite, but none of the subsequent bites, was an over-riding hint of anise (black licorice flavor) floating on the expected sweet creaminess of the cream cheese frosting. It may have come from the cakelike bar's flavoring. The vanilla ice cream, which I think is Kemp's brand, was okay. Again, acceptable but not life changing. Interior is filled with swan sculptures, so feels kind of kitschy. But what else to expect in a place named Swan's? Otherwise, interior decor is American diner standard. Food & price align with that experience as well.

Typical mom and pops breakfast diner. Doesn't do anything flashy, just provides solid…read morebreakfast/lunch for a decent price. I recommend pancakes.

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Swan's Cafe - Swan's on the roof?? Sure! Why not?

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