I came here alone for breakfast the day after Christmas. It has a very comfortable feel with plenty…read moreof seating and very clean. The service was excellent. My waitress (the woman wearing a knee brace) kept my coffee filled and did a phenomenal job checking in but not too much. The food was really good and a good portion. I got the Shipwreck Scramble with an added egg and a coffee and it was under $20. Highly recommend the breakfast here!

Great place! My aunt and uncle like this place so they usually like to go here when we are in town…read more Service is good and prices are reasonable. I ordered the french toast with bacon, great and my dad got the ham and cheese omelet which I tried and it was really good. Definitely recommend if you are looking for a breakfast spot in town.

While visiting Superior, WI, I had a taste for some chicken…read more We decided to go to Izzy's Bbq Lounge & Grill. When we first got there we were wondering our life choices. But once inside and talking to the bartender on duty, who was quite humorous, you'll find out it's not so bad. We all decided to try the chicken (which the Bartender likes) and boy we were glad we did. Nice hot & juicy fried chicken came to our table and it was just, simply, delicious. Even the fries!!! Just. Simply. Delicious!!! If you're ever in the area check it out. Just. Simply. Delicious. !!

Delish burger and fries! My husband had the Philly and loved it! Decent service and good prices. It…read moreis a bar, not sure if I would recommend bringing the kids. Colourful locals frequent the bar.

I came here May 9th at 6:30pm for a celebratory dinner following my brother's graduation, and…read moreunfortunately, the experience was incredibly disappointing. The service was unacceptable. Our waitress' name was Madalin. Was dismissive and rude throughout the evening. When I politely asked to have an ingredient removed from a drink, she actually laughed at me and said I couldn't. For the rest of the night, our entire table was largely ignored, making it difficult to get even basic assistance. It took 30 minutes for our table to receive drinks. To make matters worse, the food was poor quality. Between the unprofessional service and the sub-par meal, it really put a damper on what should have been a special family occasion. I won't be returning and would NEVER recommend this spot for anyone looking for a pleasant dining experience.

I got the Ruben. The rye bread felt like it never touched a griddle. Lukewarm corned beef and…read moresauerkraut straight out of a bag, priced at 20 bucks. It would have been fine at 8.75. The server was nice. Grandma's is a chain restaurant capitalizing on nostalgia and cutting costs at every opportunity.

Your nachos are out of this world! I prefer cheeee sauce in opposed to melted so I got a side of…read morethat too. Service was ok.

French dip - not memorable. Onion Rings were good, fried pickles, eh adequate. But our server she…read morewas great!

With or without music, inside or out, it's a flavorful place. Menu is limited but always delicious…read more Perhaps the largest selection of craft beers in the Northland. Only 7 West competes there.

My husband and I stopped in for dinner. Loved that we were able to grab something without a…read morereservation. When we first walked in, it wasn't super clear that you have to go to the bar to order and grab a number for them to bring your food to the table. The guy taking our order was cheerful and patient despite the busyness. Ambiance is casual; looked like there were a lot of groups and families eating together. I ordered the southwestern salad and my husband had the bacon and chicken salad. We both had good portions and fresh ingredients. They had live music so there were tables closer to the performance, tables a bit further away, and some outside. I liked the variety of seating options. I'd say Sir Benedict's is a good no frills tasty dinner option.

Absolute 5 star experience here. We entered right at they opened at 11 on a Saturday. I told our…read moresever that I had an event coming up at noon so we'd be ordering right away, and by golly, the staff took care of us. Drinks, followed by poutine 5 minutes later, then food about 10 minutes after that. We were all done within 30 minutes! The food was fantastic, too. Delicious poutine, with oozy gooey squeaky cheese curds. I had the smoked fish salad; it had the right amounts of everything and felt like a distinctly Duluth dish. My husband had the fish and chips. I had a bite of his fish, and it was perfect, with great batter and flavor. I would happily come here again on a visit. I can see why this is a city institution.

Intrigued by their homemade wild rice burgers, we decided to visit Fitger's Brewhouse for a dinner…read morewhile in Duluth. When we arrived a bit after 7PM, we had quite some trouble finding parking and ended up having to park a couple of blocks away after circling for 20 minutes. Walking in, the place wasn't too busy, perhaps 50% capacity. We were interested in ordering the fried cheese curds, but the server told us they weren't battered in house, so we passed on them. Smoked Fish Salad (Market Price, $18.99) - This is a pretty salad - all ingredients are arranged in rows along the dish. Mixing things together is a bit of a pain, but I appreciate the dressing on the side to add to preference. The dressing is an interesting blend of mayo and other ingredients, perhaps BBQ sauce, that make it slightly tangy and very sweet. There's an undertone of smokiness throughout, which tastes somewhat like liquid smoke rather than the dressing actually being smoked. It is on the sweeter side of dressings. Other than greens, there's a row of wild rice, dark and snappy, completely broken cultivated rice. There's also a bit of house smoked trout, nice and smoky. (4/5) Classic Wild Rice Burger ($16.99) - This is one of the tallest burgers I've seen in quite a while, mostly due to the inclusion of fresh vegetables including onion and tomato, and alfalfa sprouts. For some reason instead of using larger tomatoes, they use small roma tomatoes, including three small slices. They also used red onion that's chopped into a variety of different shapes instead of whole slices. It's really strange - I guess this saves on cost? Unfortunately smaller pieces means things fall out while eating. The patty is larger than the bun. It has plenty of broken wild rice bits giving some additional crunch and that signature wild rice taste. It's charred on the griddle well and it keeps its structure, not falling apart or becoming mushy at any point. I love how it's distinctively a rice burger and doesn't try to be a meat substitute. Two slices of American cheese are melted on top that gives some fattiness to the dish. The bun is toasted without butter and there's a flavorful garlic mayo spread on the top. It would be nice if they had also applied the sauce to the bottom bun as I found the patty to not have enough moisture or fat incorporated. The burger comes with some thin commercial fries. There aren't any issues with the level of fry and they are otherwise unremarkable. (4/5) Fitger's Brewhouse serves some solid good old fashioned Midwestern American food. Not much else to say. Bathrooms - Larger ones shared with the rest of the business in the building Food: [4/5] Service: [ ] Other: [ ] Final Rating: 4/5

We had a group of 5 that went in on a Friday evening for fish fry called to make sure we could get…read morea table our meal was excellent service was great they get pretty busy AYCE for 15.99

I read they have good food, but you can't believe everything you read online. So down MN Highway 23…read moreI went. Thing that makes this place truly unique is that it's in Wisconsin but you can only get there from Minnesota Highway 23. And it's easy to miss as you enjoy scenic Hwy 23. Turns out the state line between Minnesota and Wisconsin is just past the Horseshoe Pit in the parking lot and most of the parking and all of the restaurant is in Wisconsin. I ordered take out (during COViD times), called ahead to place my order. It was ready for pick up when I arrived. The building is large and brown. There is almost no signage on the outside, but this is it. PBR sign out front. Miller Lite sign in a small window. Front and back doors (maybe north and south side) both serve as main entrance. Outdoor patio overlooks the parking lot and a lot of trees. Several locals we're enjoying a relaxing day at the bar. Lots of seating inside for dining. Seemed comfortable. I did get the "who's this look" when I walked in. The bartender was nice, friendly and took my plastic and gave me my burger quickly. Easy peasey. I ordered the green olive burger and fries to go. The burger was solid, cooked just right and the olives come with bLue cheese on this one and it is a good tasty combination. The fries were very good. I'd like to try their Friday night fish fry sometime. Their website talks about the history of this place, kinda interesting if you have time check it out.

What a fun bar. Lots of friendly regulars, bartender and waitresses were busy but working hard to…read morekeep up. We had some delays but nothing too long. I would recommend the hot and spicy burger. I ordered it with fried onions. It was done perfectly. We also tried the Buffalo and teriyaki wings. They were pretty standard boneless wings but the person running the deep fryer was paying attention. Nothing fancy but the beer was cold and the food was hot. The onion rings were very good too. Lots of TV's if you're a sports person.

Had their breakfast today. They serve breakfast until noon which is terrific on Sunday's. Their…read morefood 's always been awesome.