Linn's does the small things right. At most Mexican restaurants, I skip the beans and rice…read more Linn's is so good I eat every bite. Chips, salsas, tomatillo sauces, are made in house daily and delicious. Even though they are a Tex Mex place, they do offer wings, coffee drinks, and in the summertime, brisket. I haven't tasted a single thing I didn't love. This isn't just good for a small town in ND - it's legitimately good. I'd say it beats Charras.

Located in Lakota, N.D. right off of and visible from hwy 2 Sunlac inn Lakota is a very cool…read morehangout spot kind of easy to miss with our busy everyday lives. But it is a long brick building that was built in the 60's by locals and runs long way from East to West. It has two flag poles out front one with American flag and second with North Dakota flag, if you look you will find it located right East of Dollar General. I've previously was employed by the business almost a year ago its been already time sure does fly by when you're busy living. But like the first review states I agree with, you can not find any better food while I was employed there. They have some local competition now a days but I wish the best for everybody local to thrive. They do have 10 electronic pull-tab machines to play on but unfortunately do not any longer have the black jack available :( that table brought in a lot of business was sad to see it go. The newer staff (manager Marla, and possible assistant manager Calvin, bartender Tyler & Aaron, front desk Paul & Mark, & housekeepers Margie and family, plus cook Aj) are very sweet and friendly people. Always nice smiles and warm welcomes that makes you feel right at home! I myself no longer drink alcohol but do remember many many many good memories in this building and will never forget the friendships I have made along the way. It's a 3 in 1 business, it is a motel/cafē/bar all in one. It's the perfect hide out/getaway that will leave you with an amazing experience in my opinion. Hunters come and book rooms weeks in advance every year starting from Oct 1st to Dec 1st. That is their busiest time of year bar none. But they are very loyal and return every year, over the years I've built friendships & memories with alot of them also. I miss that alot :( but my journey at this business has unfortunately ended do to lack of sobriety. I miss it everyday and wish things turned out differently and that is the honest truth. Go and support these people and you will not regret it I promise. You will have memories for years to come! Tell them that the old bartender Joshua Linskie sent you and they will take care of you Lol... thank you and don't forget to stay humble my friends and Godspeed to us all!

The best restaurant in a 30 mile radius easy. Staff can be grumpy before they get their coffee. But…read moreall together they're alright. Has a bar in the back and hotel rooms on the side. Not many hotels in big cities could compete with the food these guys cook up.

The Top Hat has stood the test of time and tempest... gets awful cold and windy in the high plains…read morefor a SoCal kid like me. But suffice for summer is a nice late evening visit here, to see my father in law dontcha' know! ... and when in Pisek, you have to have a trip to the Top Hat. Used to be a bar called the Blind Pig... nothing wrong with that place either, but the Top Hat keeps things down to earth and just as good of not better. This is one of those bars where one can buy a bag of ice or a twelver of beer from the cooler case. If you'd rather sit and stay a while, tables and bar stools will give you a perch to rest your laurels. Occasionally this place gets lively, particularly when a bunch of folks on bikes passes through. Nice folks on both sides of the bar make this a great little spot. Good dinners too, if you're hungry... but I can't ever seem to figure out the kitchen hours. Can't imagine you'd plan a trip to Pisek, but it's your loss. And if your travels bring you near, stop on and wash the bugs from your teeth with something cold here.

YELL update. old! it's now called the Sandbar. Serves toco Tuesdays, steak Fri. burger bites…read moreThursdays. Very good food fast and friendly. Will do special orders or made to order. 5/4/2924. Susan Szklarski.

It is so good but the ice from my sprite melted right away.I would recommend.it is sooooo…read moregooooooooooooooooooooooood

Before Dairy Queens were relegated to a 15'x15' section of your nearest shopping mall food court,…read morethey were stand-alone buildings, serving their small communities as so much more than a place to get a milkshake or a scoop of ice cream. They were gathering spots for high school kids, an afternoon Daddy-Daughter date location, or a beacon of refreshment for road-weary travelers. This DQ is maybe past its hey-day here in sleepy little Park River, but it still has plenty of soul. Blizzards are made with plenty of elbow put into the add-ins, there always seems to be a car or two in the lot, and the store has plenty of Smalltown, USA feel. Whether you're just passing through, or making this a local summer treat, the DQ in Park River is a welcome respite from its cousin-stores in the shadow of a mega-mall Sbarro and Mongolian BBQ joint. Eat your blizzard and watch the wheat sway in the NoDak afternoon breeze, cottonwood trees swaying and tufts of fluff floating along in the air, a deer eating dandelions at the edge of the cornfield, a frog chirping in the ditch somewhere out of sight, a distant train whistle blowing at the crossroads where a car hasn't passed for six days. Love me some country living. And ice cream. I love ice cream.

Foxy roxy's under new ownership and it's now called W's diner. It's your basic small town…read morerestaurant limited menu, but the portions are large.

The only game in town but good food and service. It's an American diner. Comfort foodread more

Costumer service was terrible! I'm on a trip and was expecting a nice easy meal but instead was…read morefaced with a rude cashier who make me feel like I should take my business elsewhere.

What a bitch at the front counter (Chloe) its customer service was terrible and the manager thought…read moreit was so funny.

The Grafton burger was as dry as two hockey pucks. They forgot the lettuce too. A plain dry…read moreburger on a small plate. But she did say that my fries would be coming out soon. They finally showed up after I choked down the hamburger. It's a good thing that I had that unsweetened ice tea that was basically just water! No condiments offered and no refills either. And finally, my mother's chicken sandwich was covered in shredded lettuce when she specifically asked for no lettuce. I don't recommend this place and if it was the only place in town I'd drive to Grand Forks! Very Disappointed!

There are very few dining choices in the Grafton metro area and this local restaurant has been a…read morefixture in town im guessing for 40+ years? The fried chicken is the best anywhere!

We [ Nancy and I] happen to be in Devils Lake today and went to Prozs for dinner…read more You can eat out doors or in over looking to lake. A very nice place quaint but not to small. Atmosphere was building as we finished, but lot of fun. We both had the Walleye sandwich with kettle chips. A good piece of fish on a bun vary tasty. Service was good, and friendly also. Price was not bad

While traveling in North Dakota we stayed in Devils Lake. We found this restaurant that is right on…read morethe lake. It is a pretty place area seems newer. We ordered the walleye sandwich with kettle chips. I also got a side salad and my husband got his old Fashion drink. Everything was good. We had a nice time. Would recommend. They do have seating out side on patio. We chose to eat inside.

Very nice gentleman at the counter that told us food was take out only! I assume because it was…read morehalf hour before closing time we were told that because there were people sitting in the restaurant. Large cheese pizza half with mushrooms. It was ok not the best. I don't remember even tasting any sauce. It did have plenty of mushrooms. Thumbs up there. Hubs had chicken parm and it came with spaghetti. He only managed to eat half of it. Kid#2 had fettuccine Alfredo. It was only half eaten too. And there weren't any omg! It's good, just hmm it's ok. My kid #1 is a pizza snob who likes to order large pizzas so she has left overs. She heated up the pizza the next day and it was like cardboard not edible. Actually, no one ate the leftovers.

Can't do a food review cuz it's Sunday. The outside was clean. Sad because I really wanted to try…read morethe pizza. Maybe another day.