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    Bushel & Peck Cafe

    3.9 (31 reviews)
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    Closed 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Burger ($11) and fries ($3). 9/2025. "It was good".

    Food was alright--we were looking for a budget option. Service is simple. Ambiance is inside of the mill museum.

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    Ellie B.

    Reasonably priced, good coffee, and great location! A friend and I stopped by to get some coffees after walking around the mill city farmers market (held inside the museum during winter) and were pleasantly surprised. We ordered iced coffees with oat milk and at $4.50 each it was a lot more adorable than some of the other nearby coffee shops. They didn't have iced coffee cups at the time, but it worked just as well in a hot coffee cup with ice! Super easy stop if you're walking around the area!

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    Jeremy S.

    My friend used to run Bushel & Peck but has since moved out of state, so we have first hand knowledge that their food is freshly prepared and top quality. We still come by every now and then. Their burger isn't the biggest patty in town but is very tasty and the fries are excellent. It's just a simple cafe to grab a bite if you hanging out at the Guthrie or over at stone arch bridge or taking a tour at the museum.

    Avocado Toast with greens,radishes, and a 7-minute egg.
    Mary R.

    I experienced an Avocado Toast for the first time. It was tasty. I'm not a huge fan of the runny egg (7-minute egg) though, but was pleased with the amount of fresh greens accompanying this lunch entree. This place was doing some killer business over the lunch hour. As much as I wanted a burger, I restrained myself but they looked amazing. Located at the Mill City Museum, you order at the counter and are given a number. They bring the food to your table. There is a counter to drop off dishes when you are done. The staff were extremely friendly and service fast. My colleague said she could have gone for two eggs. (Yes, we had the same thing!)

    Remnants of my porcheta sandwich. It was too good to wait to take a pic.
    Kristofer P.

    We found this place kind of on a whim. Stopped to eat before the mill tour and enjoyed it. Food was well prepared and the staff were polite and fun. I felt like we got our money's worth and would come back if we were back in the area. My son enjoyed his burger and my wife lover her fried egg sandwich. It's a quiet quirky little spot that has awesome food and fun tables.

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    Scott H.

    Very good french fries in an extra convenient location. In the lobby of the Mill City Museum, you can't beat this place for a quick snack or maybe even a full lunch.

    Mandy H.

    Located inside mill city museum, this place is a little trendy cafe in a small nook. We came on a Friday for lunch and there were several school groups there taking a lunch break during their tours. You line up to order your food at the cash register and then get a number and sit down. The food took about 15 minutes to arrive? Fairly quick but the menu is fairly basic as well. I got the salmon salad and my friend got the fried egg sandwich. Salmon was a bit dry and neither dish was very special. My friend and I both thought it was something we could easily make at home and possibly even make better. Prices are fair, about $8-15 per person depending on what you get. I don't feel like I need to go out of my way to come again unless I happen to be hungry while touring the mill city museum. Very cool concept of a restaurant but food wasn't anything special.

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    The hash was good. I will visit again next time I am at the market. The chicken fingers and fries were also good.

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    Food was very good. They were so nice about accommodating a dairy allergy and checked ingredients on everything. Good lattes too!

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    I brought my family from out of town and we all loved their juicy burgers and fries. The flavors were fresh and full.

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    Not really a cafe, but a fast lunch house in the Mill Museum. Avacado toast was good, fried chicken was dry to the point of inedible

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    Interior of Backstory Coffee and their iconic fireplace with their plant wall
    Interior of Backstory Coffee and their iconic fireplace with their plant wall
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    Down th stairs for pinball, another secret door below that.
    Down th stairs for pinball, another secret door below that.
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