Great spot to watch a football game on the weekend or read a book while enjoying a beer. Loved the…read morebeermosa (beer with orange juice).

Some beers were misses, but we found enough beers that we really liked that this is a 4-5 star…read morebrewery. Oktoberfest, the stout, and the jalapeño beer were hits. At least one beer had some pretty off flavors but I can't remember which one. Interior was very chill and comfy

My husband and I were regulars when we lived in town. We just popped over for a visit. The beers…read moreare always solid. The pilsner is consistently a favorite as well as many IPAs. We do like the more experimental brews, but they aren't super common.

Strange but good place. One side is bar with 2 menus, other side is darker, warmer with only one…read moremenu. Got a flight of beer for hubby ( I was duty driver!) DH said beer was average. He and I both liked Dark Days IPA. She had Chicken bacon cheddar Mac and cheese. Scalding hot, very rich but filling with large portions. I have the Alley burger. It was hot juicy I had and cheddar sliced added to it, with a nice runny egg delish! BBQ waffle fries were tasty but cold. Would have liked a fresh batch!

Decent place. Nothing fancy. The bathrooms are tiny. 10 taps. Good beer. Nice Friday. Several…read moreoptions of ciders and such in cans. No food. They have a lot of vinyl records. Foosball, tabletop, shuffleboard, ping-pong outdoor seating. Merch. Friendly bartender. Second time here, and I'll stop every time I go through Washburn.

In a building that you wouldn't look twice at, this brewery is a gem of the South Shore of…read moreSuperior. Excellent brews! Great choice of nostalgic soda pops! Free ping pong and other games! No food, but they have menus for the nearby restaurants (and the lowdown of what's good). I was perusing the stacks of vinyl albums, when this dude explained to me how it worked: if you find something in the stack, place the album on the stack & the bartender will play it when the one before it finishes. Wow! I hadn't heard this live J. Geils Band for a long time....and to find here in the woods of Lake Superior made me so happy! Well, along with the great brews, friendly service, fun games (mine was find the ping pong ball)

We stopped in passing through town and enjoyed some very delicious beer!! The brewer/owner is a one…read moreman show and a Jack of all trades! He made very flavorful beers and not one we didn't like! The "Ravens Breath" was my favorite, my husband's favorite was the hazy IPA! The bar top was hand made by the owner and has really cool agates from Lake Superior in it! This place has really cool hidden treasures including some vintage Fitger's beer bottles! You should really stop in and have a pint or two!

Great service. Had a great flight with a good variety of options. Loved the naming conventions of…read morethe beers and the ambiance of the place.

Beautiful property in Two Harbors, MN. Looks like there is more seating outside than inside, plus…read morea food truck, so it's really nice in the warmer months. I'm from NJ but a friend from MN recommended this place telling me it's the best beer in the state. I visited on a Saturday in August and it looks like a lot of others agreed because it was absolutely slammed my whole time there. They had three lines at the bar for ordering beer and all three were packed with people all the way to the door. The taplist featured a nice variety of beers including a Märzen, a lime lager, a cream ale, a stout, etc. Almost no two beers were alike. I had a flight and the beers I had were good, but nothing really wowed me. I've been to over a hundred breweries in NJ and I've never seen THC drinks on a taplist, so that was unique for me. They also had a nice variety of hard seltzers and hard slushies, plus a wide variety of NA options including NA beers. So something for everyone here. Overall a nice spot with competently brewed beers that I would return to if I were ever in the area again.

Is the patio new?! I've been here a few times but never seem to venture outside and to my surprise…read morethey have the most beautiful and massive patio. Plenty of seating and space for dogs! We just made a quick visit, had a couple Castle Danger Cream Ales and were on our way but we will be back this summer to soak up the patio.

This place went out of business over 2 years ago. They moved to Washburn 20 miles south and it…read moreappears they are out of business again. 0 of 5 stars

Hard to get to with the road construction but worth the wait once we got there. We all ordered the…read moreFriday night whitefish special. Comes with potato choice, veggies and soup or salad for $18.00 cute little log building with character, attentive waiter and beyond awesome food

Bell Street Tavern was a little hard for us to find initially, probably because we had already been…read moreto Tom's Burned Down :) It is an absolutely beautiful place, but like most places on the island it closes a little early. They have the bar/restaurant area and also a game room with a pool table, darts and TVs. Their menu is pretty good. I recommend the seafood as it's all fresh.

Great soup and bread for certain! Other food is good but I would stick to the more casual items…read moresuch as the chicken sandwich. The atmosphere is open and inviting and the bar is one of the best around - very large with massively high ceilings. The game room means the kids can come as well. Specials on Vikings and GreenBay games for both booze and food. On the island this is probably the most consistant mid-upper restaurants around.

We've been trying to visit all the tap rooms and micro-breweries in our region, (not easy because…read morethere always seems to be a new one opening up). This week we made it to Some Nerve. There is nothing fancy or trendy about this place. To me it seemed to be a hybrid "dive-bar-up-north-tavern" with all the requisite furnishings from vinyl upholstered bar stools to Green Bay Packers posters and other "up north kitsch." But -- we came for the beer. And the beer was not bad. I had a five beer flight, while my non-driving companion tried several more of the twelve selections on tap. The flavor profile of each selection was spot on. The wheat beer was wheaty, the stout was thick, dark and chewy, the Oktoberfest evoked visions of singing "Ein Prosit" in München. My other selections were satisfactory and my companion enjoyed his as well. With the proliferation of micro-breweries nationwide it's virtually impossible to visit all of them. And it's equally difficult to stand out from the crowd (and get four or five stars from me). But I can recommend stopping here for some beer and checking one more microbrew tap room off your list.

Love this little brewery - 13 or 14 excellent beers including a wide selection of IPA's, lagers, a…read moresour or two, and others. Super friendly brewers. Interesting area and fun place to visit. Highly recommend!!

Whenever we are in Ashland I love coming to Deep Water. The food is so good here and the staff is…read morelovely. Even on a Friday, we got right in for dinner. My husband did the whitefish Cajun style. I did the whitefish broiled with light salt (hello, DASH diet). My son had the mac n cheese. We were all delighted with a delicious and healthy meal. The wild rice was especially nice as a side. We will back. Thank-you! Being here makes me feel right at home again!

Visited Deepwater Grill at about 7:30 on a Friday evening. We waited about 5 minutes to be seated,…read morebut then waited a good 15 minutes before our server arrived to take drink orders. We came specifically for the Friday night Fish Fry, which comes with one side, and they were out of two of them (our first and second choices, unfortunately). I ended up ordering Beer Battered Fish with Rice Pilaf, and the other two at the table ordered Deep Fried Fish with Waffle Fries. It was 8:17 before our order came out - a full 45 minutes after we arrived. The Rice Pilaf was barely warm and flavorless. I only ate one bite of it (1/10) but the fish was excellent (9/10). The fish portion was large - I could only eat half, and took the other half of the fish to go. I left the rice. I asked about dessert to go, and neither of the cheesecakes on the menu were available, but the server said they had some chocolate peanut butter cheesecake, which wasn't listed anywhere. I got that and had a few bites before putting it in the fridge - it was ok, but nothing special (5/10). I'm not sure I'll even finish it, and that's saying something because cheesecake is my favorite dessert. Ambiance was dark and kind of dingy. Things needed to be dusted and wiped down. It felt like there was a sticky layer of grease on them (chairs, columns, table edges, etc.). Would probably go back and give them another shot, but would likely try a weekday when it's not so busy and all menu items are available. Overall 6/10

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!