Mocha Frappe Y to the M, YUM!! Highly recommend it. The breakfast burrito is delicious, too. They…read moreare made in a panni press, and all the ingredients stay put when you eat one. I love to shop the vintage and handmades in the back and sit outside. Very chill. Joe Jitter's service has been consistently great. Hard workers!

It's ok. I definitely think it's missing the mark on everything I've tried…read more This space was a million times better as Ben Franklin then a coffee shop.

This is one of our favorite spots to go in Moose Lake. This restaurant is so cute - it has a…read morenorthern MN vibe, super cute outdoorsy decor and just cozy. Their food selection is great and their homemade breads are wonderful. Service was very friendly and prompt. I had the chicken salad croissant and chicken wild rice soup and it was delicious! They also have a super cute gift shop filled with mugs, sweaters, T-shirts, kids toys and just alot of fun things to see. I highly recommend stopping here if you're in the area!

Been to the bear and had to try the moose. The moose isn't as crazy as the bear a whole different…read morevibe, but still the same great food and gifts. Great service from Shelia. It was closer to lunchtime so I got the wild rice meatloaf sandwich with the darkest of gravies. Garlic mashed which I was assured wasn't too garlicky. I appreciated that. I had a few bites of the wild rice soup and it's one of the best I ever had. Basil got a pork schnitzel. The iced tea was in a large glass and strong. Just delicious. I brought home a loaf of cranberry wild rice bread, cause where else would I find it? Also a tiny bottle of maple syrup. The whole pies were eye catching. Can't wait to try breakfast there. I found out they brew their own coffee.

We had as the vegetarian wrap and the roast beef, ready we'll l song right proportion of veggies…read moreand meats. Their zucchini soup was nice as well but used to more spicy stuff, could use a bit of paper but I enjoyed it Their coffee selection is really good as well had a white mocha latte

Love stopping at Chickadee for lunch on the way up north! We love to call ahead so it is a quick…read morestop but have also stayed and enjoyed the porch! The cutest small cafe with super nice people working there! I love the chicken bacon ranch wrap but the chicken Caesar wrap and the roast beef panini is also so good!

Food is good I always ask for no pickles it seems they forgot sometimes about that other than that…read moreit's ok not the best or worst I would eat here again

The food was flavorless entirely, there were flies everywhere throughout the place and kept landing…read moreon our food, the only good thing was the service being quick but that's to be expected of a "fast food" restaurant.

Great coffee shop with limited breakfast and lunch menu filled with interesting and tasty options…read more Latte was perfect and overnight oats very good. Give it a try!

Wonderful little coffee shop in Siren! Staff was super helpful and accommodating! They also have…read moreseasonal menus!

Officially known as The Lazy Moose! Such a treasure for our town of Moose Lake. It is our "go to"…read morebreakfast place for out of towners , but many we find have already been here! Great food and great service! I love the gift shop too!

Belated Review From Childhood: Best Chimichanga in Moose Lake…read more... So this is a super belated review from a 40 year old's childhood.. lol... We would come here regularly back when this place was brand new and I would devour the chimichanga every time. The service was always family like and back then it was brand new! I visited again a couple years ago as I have not been to Minnesota in over a decade and the food was still good, but they had definitely remodeled a bit! All in all this is a solid place to get a bite in Moose Lake...

Stopped in for a beverage while walking around the Lincoln Park area with a friend over the…read moreweekend. I've had coffee from here a few times before and have always loved my drink - their seasonal items are Always fun. It was pretty full on a Friday morning but the line was short and moved quickly. I ended up mixing it up and getting a matcha latte which was flavored perfectly and not overly sweet. The space itself is so bright and open and in the coolest building with multiple other shops. You can enjoy your order at a table inside, walk around the various stores, or take it to go and hop around the area as so many new spots have opened up.

Had a great take out experience here. Excellent coffee (they love whole milk which is a huge plus)…read moreand if that's even possible, even better pastries. They have a good selection of chilled canned drinks as well plus some food items like yogurt. The space is wonderfully diverse in terms of seating. They had the front window open to the street where you can sit. Inside is an area where people can sit with their kids. The service was very friendly and helpful. The vibe is warm and very welcoming. Know that their baked goods come from Duluth Best Bread which does not always deliver like after a holiday. Parking in a small lot behind the building or on the street.

Cozy stop for coffee and sweets! Fast and friendly baristas, super cute logo and merch. Fun…read moreseasonal flavors and great classic menu options. Both the cafe au lait and the iced campfire mocha were great.

Recently we stopped by Bearaboo Coffee on the way from the Twin Cities to Ely and a week later on…read moreour return. I notice that reviews for Bearaboo are mostly pretty old so a new one is needed. We were very pleased with everything - food service and ambiance. First Bearaboo is independently owned - it's not Starbucks - which is refreshing in many ways. The decor is homey. You order at the front, seat yourself and they bring your order to the table. Everyone on the staff seems happy and cheerful and you feel that your business is appreciated. The staff in many corporate establishments such as Starbucks etc appear to not care whether you are there or not. Food was good and I recommend the chicken salad sandwich on cranberry bread.

A gentle morning with my boyfriend over a cappuccino, the sunlit streets of Duluth…read more On-site coffee bean roasting and grinding technology makes your cappuccino even more perfect.

I've been here a couple times on the recommendation of my barista friends, doesn't disappoint! I am…read morea latte girl and I have enjoyed the maple latte hot and iced. Personally I could go for more maple in it, but I like them sweet. Lots of little bites and merch/mugs to look at (or buy). I like the dark interior aesthetic, it goes really nicely with the wooden shelves and potted plants they've got goin on. Small space but I believe the cafe part is right next door. Also apparently dogs are allowed.

No trip to Hinckley is complete without a stop at Tobies Restaurant & Bakery. For generations, it…read morehas been a must-visit destination for travelers heading, making it much more than just a restaurant. It's a Minnesota tradition. As soon as I announced I was going to Hinckley everyone who had been told me I just had to try Tobie's. What makes Tobies special is the combination of comfort food, an incredible bakery, and the nostalgic feeling that comes with walking through the doors. Fresh-baked breads, pastries, pies, cookies, and their famous caramel rolls line the bakery shelves, while their signature cornbread is a favorite that many visitors take home. Be sure to browse the gift shop, where you'll find locally made products, snacks, and their popular popcorn blends that make great road trip treats or souvenirs. Whether you're stopping for breakfast before exploring the area, grabbing lunch on your way to a Hinckley Knights game, or picking up baked goods for the drive home, Tobies is part of the experience. Our favorites were the apple fritter and the caramel roll. We also picked up bread and English muffins. If we had any more room we would have tried the ice cream, but there is always next time.

I've read and heard a great deal about this place being the halfway stop between the Twin Cities…read moreand Duluth. As a lover of fine pastries, I was duty-bound to stop and assess. We made our stop about 8am on a Sunday in June. We didn't go to the sit-down restaurant, just the bakery counter. We picked out an apple fritter, maple fried roll, and cinnamon roll. My husband had a coffee, too. I'm very glad they had napkins and also packaged moist towelettes for us to take as we headed out. Everything was quite good. The apple fritter was special because it was still warm, and so fresh that it still had an airy texture. The bite of maple fried roll I had was good. The bulk of the cinnamon roll was mine, and wow, it was fantastic. I loved the generous amount of frosting, and the bread was soft and good. There are many more things here I want to try, but they will need to wait for another trip north!