Surprisingly good pizza! Got our online order in right before closing. The sausage on the pizza was…read morereally good, as were the cheese curds.

Buffet available certain days. None of the food was very good. Nothing particularly good but was…read morefine. Decent sized parking lot.

The best Reuben sandwich I've ever eaten. Seriously. We ate here twice and second time I had the…read morefish sandwich. It was good, a little on the small side if you're really hungry. The people are really sweet who work here. It looks like what you think lakeside dining in the woods should. Check out the salt and pepper shakers.

We boated over from our resort to have our anniversary dinner. Going up the back way through the…read moreabandoned resort is a bit alarming. Looks like a horror movie set. The restaurant is a Northwoods vibe with a lot of old kitschy bar signs, old fashioned auger, etc. We enjoyed our veggie pizza and also tried the deep fried green beans with a spicy mayo-based sauce. Our server was attentive, bringing us back our Arnie palmer refills. Definitely not a typical anniversary celebration.

We weren't planning on eating at Chocolate Moose, but after a mishap with the wifi at our hotel and…read morenot having much cell service in the area, we to give to give the first restaurant we saw on the way into town, Chocolate Moose, a try for dinner. This is a larger restaurant located right across from the Days Inn. We arrived pretty late, but even at 8PM on a Saturday everning, the place was packed. Luckily there was a table open and we were seated immediately. We ended up only getting one item to share because we had just eaten a ton of cherries and were not that hungry. The server was happy to accommodate. Fried Chicken Dinner ($20.99) - The dish first comes with a side salad, which since we decided to share, came split on two plates. It's a basic salad with some cucumber, iceberg lettuce, and shredded cheese, and is served with two whole small cups of dressing. Our choice was Ranch, which is surprisingly delicious. It's slightly tangy with that classic Ranch taste. It's served cold and is clearly superior to regular bottled dressing - I believe they mix their dressing in house. The fried chicken took about 30 minutes to arrive. It includes four pieces of chicken that are tiny - the smallest pieces I've ever seen other than Cornish game chickens. The chicken seems to be hand trimmed from a whole chicken, then hand battered and fried. The breast actually still has a piece of neck attached and the cut ends are quite messy. It's a homestyle, classical fried chicken, so it's fried hard until somewhat dry and chewy inside. The exterior gives a robust crunch, not quite cornflake/thick flour batter style, but a thinner crunchy coating. The chicken is bled thoroughly so there's no sign of extraneous myoglobin bloody areas that I sometimes see in homestyle fried chicken. It's salted and seasoned well on the exterior. The chicken comes with a bread stick. It's soft, fluffy, and chewy and is brushed with an appropriate amount of salted butter to liven things up. For the side, we went with the wild rice, which was our first try of this dish on the trip. The wild rice is really interesting. It's all curled up and popped open. It has a texture that's really snappy and bouncy, kind of like a hot dog in snappiness, but with the bounce of beef tripe. The taste is nutty similar to barley. We were so enamored with the texture that over the next couple of days, we actually visited multiple grocery stores and trading posts to pick up the various types available to cook at home - cultivated, wood parched, air boat harvested, and wild hand picked. (4/5) Given the tiny size of the chicken, the half chicken meal probably only feeds one person. It was enough for us, though, since we were not that hungry. I was quite surprised at the quality of the food at Chocolate Moose. I expected most of the restaurants in International Falls to be Sysco-reheated-food type establishments, but Chocolate Moose actually makes at least some (maybe most?) of their food in house. Bathrooms - Two larger ones with multiple stalls. Food: [4/5] Service: [+] Other: [ ] Final Rating: 4/5

Tried this place because it was right next to our hotel. My frnvh toast and hashbrowns were great,…read morewife said they have the best oatmeal she's ever had!

This place was the only place around the area that served breakfast and it is excellent…read more The first day my husband had the corned beef hash and I the small stuffed hashbrown. So glad was small because if was a huge and delicious side switch of cheese, ham, and onions. My husband truly enjoyed the ash. The homemade strawberry was delectable, so good I could not get enough The second day, knowing the servings were big we shared an omelet, which was also delicious and I asked for the jam. The servers were very friendly and helpful This place is fantastic for breakfast and we highly recommend it.

While the main menu is basic, uninventive diner food, their breakfasts get a five star. The stuffed…read morehash browns are the best a.m. splurge on The Trail. I like really crispy browns, so I usually ask for that, as it's not always consistent. The cheesy stuffed layer with the thinly sliced ham is decadence (you can substitute the meat, and their sausage is also really good). They are usually spot on with their egg prep, which is a rare thing these days. Try the cranberry wild rice toast as the side, or the swirly rye; yum! Their French toast is nicely toasted and not at all gummy; too bad they don't have real maple syrup to top it all off. The pancakes are delicious as well. Service is always personable and cheerful. Tuesday night bingo is also a fun small community experience and a hoot. Reserve early or you won't get in. Sometimes the bingo night one-pot meal of the night is fine (pulled pork sandwiches are a safe bet), and a bar pizza is another choice. The resort has a loyal following of long-timers, and it's been in the family for over 70 years.

What a great find! Really fantastic breakfast burrito and BLT that we took to go to eat at the…read morenational park. Friendly service! Browse the books while you wait. Highly recommend if you're in town.

Slightly confusing on how the seating works when you walk in…read more.. I couldn't explain it again, so i won't try. The ordering process added to the confusion for me. Once you are past that.. it's a great place. As the name would suggest, there are books everywhere and that added to the overall fun of being there. Forgot what i had, but i enjoyed it. Really wanted to order a coffee for the road, but the line to order was pretty long.

We found this bougie spot on Yelp, and what a great find! It's just outside International Falls in…read moreRanier. We ate outside at the street side tables and it was perfect. Our server was also the bartender, pitch hitting for his very pregnant coworker. The atmosphere was lovely and we felt very welcome. I had halibut tacos and my husband had the Big Vic burger with fries. The food was amazing! The mango salsa on the tacos was bright and full of flavor. I can't rave enough about our lunch. It was so good. The service was fast and friendly. The food was excellent. 10/10

Took a few days to think this one over... honestly, our experience really put a damper on the…read moreevening. Arrived at 6, we asked if we just grab a table outside and were told yes. Sat down and waited. And waited. And waited. The surrounding tables were being served drinks, food, being checked in on. Not one worker stopped by our table for 20 minutes, even when the literal table next to us was being served. I should also note we had no menus. To give them the benefit of the doubt, we wondered if we should have grabbed our own menu from the bar. The bartender seemed annoyed by our request for a menu, but success, we can finally peruse a menu while continuing to wait. Other people sat at an outdoor table and were brought water... while we continued to sit. After +20 minutes, a girl noticed us and asked if we had been helped. We said no and she immediately apologized and said she thought the other girl had us. Honest miscommunication. We placed our food and drink order, but then waited 10 more minutes for water. Finally, at about the 45 minute mark we finally had a cocktail. Phew. I should note that tables who sat after us received food and drink before us. Kind of disheartening to sit for so long and not even get our ordered bumped? Overall, spent $75 and nothing was comped or bumped to be expedited quicker. Really wanted to try another drink but it wasn't worth the time wasted or $$$.

Food is horrible sweet and sour chicken were small pieces coated in triple the breading and the…read morebeef had a bad aftertaste wife still has an upset stomach will never get it again

This is the best and most fresh food one can get in International Falls. While it is now only carry…read moreout, the food continues with excellent preparations, and consistently pleases. Special Wonton Soup is delicious, Hunan Beef spectacular and Singapore Noodles, second to none. Hot & Soup soup, the best!! Love the pot stickers, crab rangoon, and vegetable fried rice too! Everything on the menu is great! Epic.

I was in the mood for chili & a local recommended the Pizza Barn. It.was. SO.good!!! They have a…read morevariety of meals there and will even cook the pizza for you if you ask them to. The staff was helpful and pleasant & the prices very reasonable. I onlybwish it was easier to find; you have to just go to a gas station/convenience store and there it is, in the back. There is a table and a counter with bar stools if you want to eat there. Would definitely go again. I go to the Falls for work and I don't always have time for a sit-down restaurant meal. Business was brisk even early on a Tuesday evening in winter.

Who sells uncooked pizza?! Are you kidding me? If I wanted an uncooked pizza, I'd head to the…read morefreezer section of SuperOne! Don't bother with this one folks, unless you're hauling around an oven in your car. If it were possible to give zero stars, I would. But Yelp won't post without a star rating