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    Cascade Lodge & Restaurant

    3.9 (157 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Cascade River Hike
    Bob K.

    Such a cute cozy warm inviting outside look. I'd always say we need to try that place. I finally did and the inside doesn't not disappoint. You grab a table, figure out your order then you place the order at the counter. They run the food to your table. It works!! Service was great and super friendly!! Food was terrific! We had an awesome experience!

    Lilly N.

    This place was great! Great atmosphere-the place was bursting with life and people having a good time. We were told they were at full capacity with a 45 min wait but then our kind server moved around a few tables for us and got us in. Very considerate. The till style ordering works very well as it gives everyone a chance to order when they are ready, removing the frustration of eating for a server. (Wait was surprisingly short, pleasantly surprised.) Food was good! I had a house salad because I wasn't feeling like anything big, but it was a great salad. Side note- spent about an hour admiring this fish with my dad and heatedly debating what type of fish it is. Only to notice after all this time there was a title under it Came for the food, stayed for the fish

    Lake Superior view from the restaurant
    Marla K.

    Pretty delicious food. Nice interior with a rustic touch. They have live music on the weekends. Hot tip you get 10% off if you stay at Cascade lodge or the cabins. Interesting & varied menu. Items like salmon roasted chowder and chicken pot pie. We both got sandwiches that were delicious and the sweet potato fries were very good and plenty of them. The way they have it set up is a little strange so if you haven't been there before you have to figure this out. It is hand written on a sign by the desk, but nobody read science when they first walk in. It's a seat yourself arrangement and then you go up to the front to order. No one comes to your table unless they're bringing you water or your paid for food. As far as how expensive it is , it's on the higher end 20 to 30. Beautiful location and in some spots, you can see the lake across the street.

    Main lodge community space.
    Tatyana C.

    I honestly don't even know where to start--this place is such a gem. The location is unbeatable. It's right across from Lake Superior. Yes, there's a road to cross, but it's quiet and open--you'll see any car coming. Once you're across, there's a little fire pit, a couple of picnic tables, and stairs that lead right down to the shoreline. We spent so much time just sitting on the rocks and taking it all in. I stayed in the main lodge and it was so charming. The room was spotless and cozy, and the whole building has this welcoming, relaxed vibe. Upstairs are the rooms, and downstairs there's a shared space where you can play games, read, or listen to records. There's even a beautiful old piano and cozy chairs by the window. Right outside the front doors are Adirondack chairs facing the lake--perfect for morning coffee or a slow evening. There's also a restaurant on-site, and the food was super tasty. One night they even had live music, which made it feel extra special. If you're coming from the cities and want a North Shore getaway without going full "camping mode," the main lodge is definitely the way to go. But they've also got adorable cabins--some along the river--a playground for kids, and a community fire pit. I seriously can't say enough good things about this place. I've already recommended it to like 30 people and will definitely be back soon. If you're heading to Lutsen, Cascade Lodge should absolutely be on your list.

    Buffalo Chicken Man n Cheese

    Busy night but the staff handles things well. Husband had the Buffalo Chicken Mac n Cheese and it was rich and delicious just needed an extra side of buffalo sauce to kick it up a bit and cut the richness of the baked Mac n cheese. I had a Passion Fruit Spritz and the Broiled Walleye dinner. The drink and walleye were fantastic, the rice pilaf and broccolini were not great...

    Looks good but slightly burnt underneath.

    The food is generally very good. Today we had breakfast. I had the eggs benedict with shoulder bacon, two eggs, hollandaise on English muffin. The bottom edges of muffin were slightly burnt and the shoulder bacon was too dark and everything tasted slightly burnt which over powered everything. Next time I will stick with the omelettes. My wife enjoyed her breakfast.

    Menu
    Stephanie P.

    Different setup from what we remember from years ago. So now you grab a menu at the front when you wake in, find a clean table and when your ready to order you place order at front. We had the reuben with fries, it was ok. Fries were $2.50 extra. Blue cheese burger with fries was ok as well. Not much blue cheese and bacon was not cooked enough. BLTA with chips was average again. Avocado was rock hard, had to pick out. Bacon was fine as were chips. $65 for 3 sandwiches and 1 soda and considering there was no table service, it was overpriced for what it was. Parking also sucks. There is about 8 spots in front, its angle parking and super tight. Also for what its worth, there is no cell service and we were told its because they are in the national park and it blocks service. We had to connect to wifi to make a phone call.

    Blackened Shrimp
    Erin K.

    Not so hidden gem. I'm always a bit leery of places that make you "order up front" and take a table number. This place was awesome! The drinks were on point, and came out quickly. The food was completely unexpected and better than some fancy restaurants we've visited. 10/10 and will definitely be back!

    Minnesota Wild grain bowl
    Katelyn A.

    Such a cool stop along highway 61! It has the look and feel of a small town family restaurant, and the menu of a hipster restaurant in a big city. The vegan options were a delightful surprise! There really is something for everybody here. Do note that, while delicious, the textures of the Minnesota Wild grain bowl were off-putting, but the mashed potatoes in the fried chicken meal were some of the best I've had in my life.

    Lynne C.

    We've gone up to Lutsen a few times this summer now and Cascade has become one of our must stop staples. Not only does it have longer hrs than most of the places in the area, the food is amazing! Everything we have gotten here has been fantastic & the service is always friendly and courteous. They are always busy but the staff always manage to make each customer feel welcomed & taken care of.

    Trail Lovers quinoa bowl and ketel one martini.
    Susan R.

    Quiet, great ambiance overlooking Lake Superior, nice background music, delicious, gluten free friendly food/menu. Homemade soups daily from the chef and today's scrumptious soup was kale, spinach, parmesan, (gf). Grain bowl fabulous and topped with a watermelon radish to make it look and taste wonderfully fresh.

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    First time eating there. Food was good and friendly staff. The menu had good variety.

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    The wild rice bowl with salmon is the best thing I've had at a restaurant in a long time. Great atmosphere and staff as well.

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    Voyageur Brewing Company - perch tacos

    Voyageur Brewing Company

    4.4(236 reviews)
    9.5 mi
    $$

    A big reason for my 5 stars is the incredible patio they have. It's covered and heated so it…read morebasically feels like you're inside. Dog friendly patio too! Our food was great, the aioli that came with the French fries was delicious! The service too was great, very friendly and overall a good experience.

    Neither of us drink, but we were intrigued with Voyageur Brewing Company and their promise of…read morehomemade bread made from the leftover spent grain from their brewing process. We decided to visit after a light lunch for some additional snacks on an early Tuesday afternoon and this place was not busy at all. I think there was only a single other party inside other than us - this is definitely more of a dinner and evening establishment. Cheese Curds ($12) - An order comes with a small pile of perfectly battered and fried cheese curds. The batter kind of sticks multiple curds together into clusters, but the glue comes only from the batter, not from the cheese. None of them leak out or are gooey at all. Instead, the interior is warmed through and only melted a bit, allowing the firm texture of the cheese curd to come through. It's even slightly squeaky from how fresh they are. They have a good light crisp on the exterior and great overall texture. The curds come with a side dip that's sweet, fruity, and slightly smoky. I'm usually fan of a fruity or acidic side to balance out how fatty the fried cheese is, but I don't think this one requires the sauce at all. (4/5) Bread ($2) - This is essentially an extra order of bread for the Voyageur Picnic Board. Luckily we were able to order these as a side. And they were totally not worth it. An order includes 5 slices of a small baguette-style bread that's really dense and chewy. It's served cold and tastes completely like dough conditioner - think cheap grocery store-style bread. It honestly is so strong of a taste that I don't believe that it's homemade at all - and if it's homemade, it's one of the worst homemade breads I've ever eaten. It's clearly not meant to be eaten by itself. I can't help but think we were dumb to visit specifically for the bread. Considering this is not on the actual menu and we had to special order it, I'm going to pretend this doesn't exist and not include it in my final rating. (1/5) Again, we don't drink at all, so I can't comment on the quality of the beer served at Voyageur Brewing Company. I did quite like the cheese curds, so I'll be leaving this as a 4* review. Bathrooms - Two larger ones Note: Voyageur Brewing Company charges a 2.92% credit card fee. This is disclosed on their menu. Food: [4/5] Service: [ ] Other: [ ] Final Rating: 4/5

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    Gun Flint Tavern - Chips and I have no idea what it's supposed to be

    Gun Flint Tavern

    3.5(282 reviews)
    9.5 mi
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    As we continue our motorhome journey, we are staying in Grand Marais for three nights. Nice walk…read morefrom campground into town. We decided to go up to the Raven's Nest. Was surprised to see some live music taking place. The guitar player was so good, we closed the place. The bartender was very good. I started with two Old Fashions and his pours were very good, but this comes with a price. Cant remember the exact price, but considering the pour, not a bad deal. We ended up having several more drinks...we were into the whole vibe! Had some great conversations. Here's the kicker...got up the next morning and I was missing a pair of Ray Ban sunglasses. I looked everywhere. When we walked into town, I go into the Gun Flint and ask the bartender if she could check to see if anyone had found them. My wife and I were saying "right, in this day and time, who turns in a pair of found Ray Bans". The bartender, i think her name was Jennica, took the time to check in the office and then go upstairs to the Nest. I was in shock that she came back with my sunglasses! The guy who cleans up at night (Lennie?) found them and turned them in. The music was great, the drinks were great. Service was excellent.

    We spent Friday and Saturday evenings at the bar for dinner, and what stood out most wasn't just…read morethe great food--it was the people. My husband loved the walleye, and everything we had was excellent. Sitting at the bar gave us a chance to watch your team in action. The food runners were so jolly and so interested in making sure you got exactly what you ordered. We noticed the same dishwasher working incredibly hard both nights, and it was obvious that every person plays an important role. The friendly bartenders, servers, kitchen staff, and support staff all worked together seamlessly with genuine pride and teamwork. Great restaurants don't happen by accident. It's clear the manager has built a culture where everyone supports one another and truly cares about the guest experience. We travel extensively, and seeing a team like this is rare. Gun Flint Tavern is a place we always recommend to anyone visiting Grand Marais, and after another wonderful weekend, we'll continue doing exactly that. We can't wait to come back!

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    Barrel aged craft cocktails - I started with the Manhattan and never wavered.

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    Angry Trout Cafe - Hot Chocolate and amazing atmosphere

    Angry Trout Cafe

    3.9(482 reviews)
    9.3 mi
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    We came here on a cool Friday evening and were seated outside as it was the first available…read moreseating. The owner should consider adding kerosene heater to the patio area. Lake Superior can be very fickle and heaters would certainly extend his capacity. There were also metal seats at the tables. We found folding plastic seating leaning against the building which were much more comfortable. I have only positive things to say about our server Tabil. He was very attentive to all patrons' needs. He brought out our fish chowder soon after it was ordered because of the chill in the air. It was 56 degrees. He took my husband's soup back in to heat it up to a higher temperature at his request. The chowder was hearty with large pieces of vegetables and fish. It was delicious! The salad was colorful and well made with fresh ingredients. The dressings were homemade and tasty. The bread that accompanied the meal tasted like it was restaurant made. Well balanced. All in all a wonderful meal served quickly and efficiently. Thank you!

    For our first meal on the North Shore and during our stay in Grand Marais, we decided to visit…read moreAngry Trout Cafe. It seemed like a completely chef driven restaurant with items on the menu displaying some creativity and with many of their ingredients locally sourced. We settled in on a Monday evening, right after a thunderstorm had passed the region. Since the outdoor dining area was closed, the wait was probably longer than normal. For our party of 2, we were quoted 35 minutes. Our wait ended up being 1 hour. Right when we were called up, a family of 4 was quoted a 1 hour wait, and this was 30 minutes before they closed! There's no way the staff aren't pissed off at having to stay hours after close due to management inefficiency. At some point, restaurants need to turn away guests. This is the first restaurant I've ever visited where 20% of the displayed menu price goes towards tips and isn't retained by the house. This is the reason the prices seem so high - no additional tips are expected. Herring Fritters (Complementary, normally $17.50) - We ordered the wild rice fritters but were brought these instead. I was confused about the texture and taste. The server confirmed our order had been incorrect. To their credit, they comped this dish, then brought out the correct fritters. These fried fish balls are interesting, almost similar in texture to a Chinese fishball, but less homogeneous and bouncy. Inside is a dense batter mix of thyme, peppers, onions, and small chunks of really tender fish. (4/5) Fried Wild Rice Fritters ($17.50) - These are totally different from the fish fritters. They are lighter inside, more like fried yeast dough donuts, chewier and studded with peas, shiitake mushroom, and some snappy broken wild rice. (5/5) Lake Trout Chowder, Bowl ($14.50) - This is a thinner chowder that isn't particularly creamy or rich. The flavor is nice, with plenty of herbal and umami elements. There are lots of potato, carrot and celery chunks, not to mention a huge number of fish chunks all around. It's all very fresh, so there are no sign of fishy off flavors that I've experienced with other fish chowders. The bowl is served with two pieces of baguette, sliced on a large bias. They have clearly been sitting around in a high humidity environment given how leathery they are. (4/5) Grilled Whitefish Dinner ($39) - Angry Trout prepares their fish perfectly - it's one of the best fillets I've ever eaten. And yet it's so simple - a couple of minutes spent grilling, giving a magnificent charred flavor, yet leaving the fish flawlessly tender and flaky. There's a depth of flavor here beyond just the typical salt, pepper, and butter. It's like they liberally apply an herbal glaze on top that saturates the fish. It comes with some simply grilled asparagus, a side salad, and then a scoopful of wild rice. I believe the rice is high quality, probably hand picked and parched. It isn't as curly as some of the cultivated varieties I've eaten, but still gives the pleasing bouncy and springy snap. The flavor is clean and I especially love the hazelnuts on top for an extra nutty crunch. (5/5) This fish at Angry Trout Cafe was easily one of the best meals I had on my entire trip. With that being said, there's something seriously wrong with this restaurant in service, management, and ethics. I already mentioned the issues with wait times above. In terms of service, every single table around me got at least one thing wrong. One table asked for hot water, the server brought over cold water. Another table asked for bowls of chowder for every person at the table, the server inexplicably brought over lentil soup for one person. The server then forgot the bread for the chowder for another table. The last table complained about the chowder not having anything in it - it was all broth! Once I received the check I was flabbergasted by the credit card fee tacked onto the bill. This is not noted anywhere on the menu or inside the restaurant. This seems to be against Minnesota law, in particular statute 325G.051. To add insult to injury, I was able to pay in cash to avoid the surprise fee, but then I got stiffed a nickel on the change. It's only a nickel, but it's really the culmination of all these things that really makes my blood boil. Due to the initial wait and the error prone and extremely slow service, we were here for a total of 2.5 hours. When we finally left, it was an hour after they closed. Angry Trout Cafe seems like it's run by a chef who knows how to prepare a great dish, and is a great cook/trainer of cooks, but is a complete disaster on the management and business side. I have no idea how a business can be operated like this. I'm honestly surprised this place has been open for two decades. It would have gone out of business quickly in my market. Bathrooms - Two all gender rooms Food: [4.5/5] Service: [--] Other: [--] Final Rating: 1/5

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    Angry Trout Cafe - A classic grilled white fish dinner with a well rounded mix of fresh fruit, vegetables, and fried rice to die for...

    A classic grilled white fish dinner with a well rounded mix of fresh fruit, vegetables, and fried rice to die for...

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    Hungry Hippie Tacos - Wild Willy

    Hungry Hippie Tacos

    4.2(220 reviews)
    9.6 mi
    $

    not sure if the tacos were that great or if it was because we had been on Isle Royale for 4 days…read morebut we TORE UP SOME TACOS!!! in all seriousness, everything was delicious...recommended if you're on the way too or from the island or just in the area.

    Hungry Hippie Tacos is an interesting fast food establishment, serving tacos that are a like a bit…read moreof a fusion between Native American and Mexican-American cuisine. The food they serve is nothing like a traditional street taco, nor anything like those classic Americanized Mexican restaurants. It really is unique and is something that I've never seen before in the past. The restaurant itself is counter service, so ordering is easy and quick. When we arrived for an early Tuesday dinner at 5PM, it was completely empty. My first impression from looking at the menu was that the tacos seem very expensive. I soon found out that each taco is probably equivalent to four street style tacos in mass, so the pricing makes sense. Grateful Pig, Basket ($15.99) - The taco comes wrapped in aluminum foil. I don't think this does the taco shell any favors, because as soon as I opened up the wrapper, the shell started to crumble and split. There's so much liquid from all the wet ingredients inside that it's literally impossible to eat this taco as a taco - after a couple of dangerous bites where stuff was falling out left and right all over the place, I went up to get a paper boat, flipped the taco out, and ended up eating the rest with fork and knife. The taco shell itself is very interesting. I went into the restaurant thinking it would be similar to Native American frybread, but it's totally different. Instead of being completely flour based, this one is like a puffed up, fried masa and wheat flour mixture, made extra crumbly rather than pliable. It's honestly not a good taco shell given how crumbly and dry it is. The pork is nicely smoky, although very salty and needs the blander ingredients above to dilute that salt out - very hard to do in taco format. The basket comes with a bunch of crunchy homemade tortilla chips, not too salty, and a tiny cup of salsa. The salsa is quite watery/runny and is pureed heavily. It's given in such a small amount that's not nearly enough for all the chips on the plate. I'm not convinced this is a freshly homemade salsa. (3/5) Wild Willy ($14.99) - Interestingly, this taco shell was better than the other. Firstly, while still crumbly, it has a bit more strength to hold things together. Secondly, it's speckled with super crunchy nubbins all over the exterior, giving additional and very pleasing crunch. Otherwise, this taco has an entire chorizo link rather than the ground bits I expected to see, as typical in a street taco. The link has a bit of heat and the spice mixture complements the natural porky flavor so well. Usually with cheaper chorizo, the spice mixture dominates, but this one is balanced. They cut the chorizo in half like a boat and then stuff it with some slightly roasted corn salsa. It's then doused with lots of chipotle sour cream for more slight heat and plenty of fatty moisture. Finally a huge pile of shredded cheese and lettuce complete the taco. (3/5) I think the tacos might be better served as an open taco concept like the Indian Taco, or at least served in a paper boat instead of wrapped in foil. As they are, though, I found the tacos to be mediocre. Bathrooms: Two unisex rooms Food: [3/5] Service: [ ] Other: [ ] Final Rating: 3/5

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    Lockport Marketplace & Deli - Pulled pork sliders

    Lockport Marketplace & Deli

    4.2(46 reviews)
    8.0 mi

    Darling vintage spot to stop for breakfast, coffee, or lunch on the North Shore near Lutsen!…read more You'll feel like you're in a true gem on the North Shore. They have coffee mugs of locals hung on the walls, vintage photos and news clippings, and incredible northern decor. We came in on a Monday afternoon in fall and ordered: - biscuits and gravy: my husband LOVED this - omelette with hash browns: delicious and crispy I expected bigger portions for the price, so was a bit disappointed in that as we were ready for a filling hearty brunch! The service was funny - our server must have been bored and really wanted to chat us up, which we didn't mind. I'd love to see this place more busy and more folks to know about it! We were the only ones in at that time. They also sell some convenience store items like OTC meds, non perishables, dry goods, etc. They also carry some local products and tourist goods. Come for the ambiance and coffee!

    This entire experience was a waste of our time and money. Arrived for breakfast and began looking…read moreat the menu while an employee ignored us. Right around the time we were considering leaving, the owner walked by and told us we had to stand in a line against a wall in order to be seated for breakfast. (Other than her directions, nothing indicated us to do so) After sitting down and receiving our water and coffee (coffee that was nearly $5 and never refilled) we ordered our food. Pancakes and a breakfast burrito, each around $16. When the food arrived we received what appeared to be a tiny gas station burrito and four smaller pancakes with a little tub of lukewarm syrup. We both left hungry. I understand food and material goods can cost more in less populous places, but either portions should have been larger, or the price should be lower. Prices might be more reasonable for lunch, but for breakfast I highly suggest you go somewhere else! We had just gotten breakfast in Two Harbors the day before at Ruby's Cafe and ordered similar items. Coffee was better and refilled more often. The prices were lower and the portions were much larger, filling the entire plate and our stomachs. As someone who has driven across the US, this is one of very few local restaurants that I regret spending any money at.

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