Another wonderful dining experience at The Hawk in Roosevelt, MN. Chef Richard continues to create…read morethe most delicious food. We had the ribs as an appetizer and an elk burger with mushrooms and a garlic ailoli sauce. Superb! Best ribs and BBQ ever. We'll be back for sure!

Owner was rude and made me cry I will not be back. I was really disappointed in my experience which…read moresucks because I was having a really great time until he embarrassed me in front of a large group of people making comments about making sure I didn't take too much food so everyone could eat some before I even had food on my plate.

Stopped in for an adult beverage, it was prepared as requested and was quite good. The service was…read moregood, the bartender was friendly and accommodating. My only complaint would be that there was no low ball glass option which would have been a better glass for the cocktail. I will stop here again to try the food.

Standard bar food. I ordered poutine. I don't often order this, but they used a light amount of…read moreshredded cheese instead of cheese curds. Over all it was kind of expensive for the quality of food. The ambiance/atmosphere was good and the decor was very log cabin feel. Nice selection of tap beers on hand too.

Amazing owner, operators. Very friendly with a visually appealing environment, the owners do all of…read moretheir own waiting and cooking and it shows in the quality of service and food. The food is very good here, we have had breakfast, lunch, and dinner here and they were all very good.

A pretty decent place to eat. We've been here twice since they opened two years ago and the service…read moreis just as friendly as we remember. We each had the walleye sandwich which is pretty much a burger. It was much more filling than we expected and the coleslaw and house tartar was just right and didn't make the burger soggy. Pieces are very reasonable for a touristy place. Mains run from about $12-$18 and portions are healthy. Mains typically come with soup, salad or fries. Extra $4 charge for sweet potato fries, curly fries or cactus fries. Beer is only available in cans, but lots of local stuff available for about $8 for a tall can. There is a generous sized covered patio to eat outside even if it's raining and our two dogs were welcome which is great. While the restaurant itself is accessible with a wheelchair ramp, our one complaint is that the washrooms are not. If you've got mobility issues of any kind, you'll struggle turning around and even getting the stall closed behind you. As someone not very big and quite mobile, I found the stalls to be extremely cramped. There are also no change tables if you bring small children.

Typical diner-fare food which was really good. There is no options if you are vegan and very few…read moreoptions for vegetarians - even the veggie soup and tomato soup had meat broth in them. :-( The waitress was friendly.

No staff wearing masks, no customers walking in and out wearing masks either so I feel confident we…read moredidn't catch them on an "off" day.

This McDonald's is absolutely worthless. The app does not work for this McDonald's, though they…read morehave a little advertisement for the app at every one of their tables.

Top 3 double cheeseburgers of my life right there. Clean, exotic, what else is there to say. If…read moreyour anywhere in the Midwest this establishment is worth the trip, enough said. The pictures speak for themselves...

Arrived on a Friday just after noon. The staff was friendly and gave us a deal on minnows and we…read morewere escorted out to our sleeper. The video shows interior of a 2 person sleeper with beds down upon arrival. Was warm and holes were ready. Bedding was not clean (bodily fluids smeared on fitted sheet near garbage can) and garbage can had garbage in it (paper towels and a pop bottle). Consider bringing your own fitted sheets. Overnight winds caused bridge to be unstable and a vehicle had gone through 3am Saturday morning, and received a visit early Saturday morning telling us to shelter in place until someone physically came to tell us it was safe. No one stopped by or called to check on us until Sunday morning to plow us out. The outhouse was completely full by Saturday night and no one changed it out all weekend. Bring paper towels with you to cover the mound. Rented a generator but only had gas enough for 8 hours. Couldn't get back in to get more gas. Lucky to have brought enough water and snacks, including lots of beef jerky, to last us the weekend. Brought a jackery which came in handy to charge phones 2nd night. Word of advice that they didn't tell us, if renting a generator, bring a gas can and extension cord. Bring a power strip and extra power banks. If you have your own poop bucket, consider bringing it with plenty of bags and TP. Plan to be stranded for a few days, just in case of blizzard conditions. Shack we were in was very drafty with the high winds and there was a 2 inch gap above the door. The windows were also very drafty. We had two large bath towels with us and hung one over the window which helped a lot and stuffed the other in the gap above the door that helped. Then the propane fumes built up since there was no air vent. There was a small propane cooktop as seen in the video. The propane lights added warmth. Caught and kept 7 walleyes 15-16.5", one really small walleye was thrown back, and kept one nice size perch during the 2 days and 2 nights lines were down. Would have liked to make it in to eat at the bar but that never happened.

Walleye dinner was great however lots of little bones. Great homemade tar tar sauce. Salad was just…read moreromaine, 4 croutons, tiny bit of cheese. Wild rice soup was awesome! Service was good.

5 stars for a good meal and a good drink We stayed at the…read moreCantiever Distillery and Hotel in Rainer MN. The little town for the mast part was closed (off season). However this place was open for business. We had thier Smash burger with fries, I had a Old Fashion with Cantilever Bourbon a vary good, Smooth Bourbon. On the Burger and staff Our server brought us water and told us that there was going to be a large crowds order going soon... do you want me to place your order right away?? We took the hint and got it in ahead of thr crowd. Trust me I tipped him well that night.

Cantilever does everything! They have a boutique hotel, distillery and restaurant altogether like a…read moreone stop shop. My friend and I first walked in here for their distillery tour. Luckily for us, we were the only one scheduled, so our guide was very flexible & was willing to accomodate to our schedule. When we got in, we had a great tour around the small facility that is their distillery. He took the time to answer any questions that we had and he was very knowledgeable about the whole process. Later, he sat us by the bar area where we got to do a tasting of the spirits. They were all very clean/strong tasting, so naturally we got food afterwards. I opted for a Flyin' Hawaiian Burger. It was a decently sized burger with a tangy twist and had ample fries. It was enough food to fill me up and soak up some alcohol before we headed out. Overall service was excellent - from our tour guide to our waiter. Everyone was really friendly & welcoming.

Great breakfast. They open the kitchen so we could have breakfast. Super friendly staffread more

The separation these guys use between houses is frustrating. They have plopped three houses 20…read moreyards from me in each direction. Its frustrating because you NEVER see them do this with their rentals. Those are still a couple hundred yards apart. And from what I understand, they get really upset if you go close to one of them. There is PLENTY of space out here too. Its not busy yet - so that excuse doesnt work.

The pizza burger is phenomenal. It is similar to a Chicken Parmesan sandwich but it is with beef!…read more I came here two days in a row while in town. The service from the carhops was simply great. I wish I lived closer.

Very good prompt friendly service, I was on my bike and was wondering about the drive in but not to…read moregreat there were very nice tables to eat at