Didn't know this place was even there until we googled restaurants in Hinkley. Looked like a bar…read morewhen we pulled up and was hesitant if we wanted to eat there or not. Great service. Excellent food. Best sweet potato fries we've ever had. Cooked just right and not overcooked like everywhere else we've tried them. Burgers were also top notch. Glad we stopped there to eat.

Why not Hinckley? I…read morewas impressed. There are no mosquitos, just one good ol walkable block where an historic Main Street meets a scenic Hwy 61. Meet city scholars, foodies, and green thumbs. You'll feel right at home whether you golf or not, at Bogey's. Try their ribs on the third Saturday of the month and you won't be disappointed. (Don't worry, you can walk, run, or bike all those calories off on the Willard Munger trail that stretches 70 miles towards Duluth. Highly recommend if you enjoy a good local beer, a great value, walkability, and a friendly owner. Enjoy this new quintessential Main Street USA experience. I would go back and revisit because you can't take it all in, in just one day. Note* This is not like the casino that Hinckley is known for, the hours posted online fir these small local establishments are subject to change.

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!

We went to the liquor store. It has rhe regular stuff. But a few local whiskies. Which is what we…read morewere looking for. The staff is friendly and ready to answer questions. Would have loved to visit the bar , but we did not have time.

I'm from Wisconsin, where every grocery store, 7/11, Walgreens, gas station and lemonade stand…read moresells alcohol (or maybe not the last one but pretty much everyplace else). I learned that shit doesn't fly in MN - the people at the grocery store looked at me like I'd asked to buy one of their children when I asked if they had a liquor department. Spoiler: they don't - you have to go to a "bottle shop" so I did. The selection was surprisingly good on the wine front. Sure, there's Franzia and Chateau-le-Shit if you want it but there was a plenty good selection of very nice bottles in the $10-20 range. If you're a baller, they even stock VCP champagne. Of course, there's plenty of beer by the 6 pack or case and again, plenty good selections too. (Including a brand called Good Ass Beer) I was happily surprised at the prices - they are about the same as my wine shop at home. If you're headed to points north and need a stock up, or you don't want to pay inflated casino prices (or suffer their terrible wine choices) this is a worthwhile stop.

this location does NOT honor any of the promo codes subway has. several times I've tried ordering…read moreand using promo and it never works. use the other locations and not this one.

awful service do not come here!! Only one employee working…read moreusually and its too quiet inside. Employees do not seem clean or chefly

Great taco bell. Came in the drive through around midnight and the workers were very nice and went…read moreabove and beyond to make sure I was happy with my meal.

This was not in fact FAST food. More like VAST waiting times…read more And the touchscreen was broken. So, yeah.

Burgers are only the worst second to McDonalds. Service could improve. Staff is often questionable…read moreas they often stand around doing nothing, yet it can take a long time to get the food or even place an order. Learned only a couple things on the menu are worth eating, but actually good. Definitely the poorest place to eat while at the casino. Prices are fair

Great customer service, orders are ready quick from this establishment. Wild rice soup is…read moreexcellent, chicken tender basket is mid tier. Tucked away inside the Grand Casino Hinckley you will find this spot with burgers, sandwiches, salads, deserts, pizza and more. If you're hungry and don't want to leave the casino, provisions to go will have ample seating and something for your taste palette.