Always a wonderful stay at Bob's. My mom and I stay in cabin 5. What a great improvement they did…read morein taking down the brush in front of the cabin so the lake view is in full view. You won't find a cleaner place to stay. I took one of the four kayaks out for a calm paddle one early evening. I highly suggest doing this. The kayaks are available for free to use. Tons of games and books to use while staying there. I love that they are earth friendly with composting and recycling everything. See you in 2025 Nancy Tulgren

Bob's Cabins is exactly as advertised: a place to get away sans Internet, TV, and anything else in…read morethe way of complete and utter relaxation by the shores of magnificent Lake Superior. They've been around a while, or the cabins wouldn't be so close to the water. You couldn't build a resort so close to the shore nowadays. But way back when, Bob (yes, there was a Bob) built these small, humble, unassuming little pieces of paradise, and you get to enjoy them. The website is clear: the cabins are clean, spare, with some couches and/or easy chairs depending on the cabin, with a simple but entirely adequate kitchen. Really, it's all about the lake. You get to be right on Lake Superior, whether it's glassy or roaring, and you get to take it all in. As luck would have it, the owners are charming as well, friendly and easily available. My only reluctance in writing this review is that it make it harder to make a reservation. It's that good.

Stopped mid afternoon for a late lunch on Lake Superior. This is a fairly popular resort with…read morethis stand alone restaurant/bar. 4 staff, 3 tables with 8 patrons and service was soooooo slow. Not sure why my cup of soup took 20 minutes to come, but when it did, it was the wrong soup. She left the wrong one at the table (smoky chicken wild rice) and said the kitchen was just heating up the corn chowder I ordered and it would be out on a minute. Three minutes later, the "corn chowder" was brought out. It was not hot and did not taste good. When the wait staff came out again, I asked her to take it because it wasn't good and her reply was "I'll see if the kitchen forgot something ". Wait....what?? I also ordered the forest mushroom flatbread. It looked pretty but this is a combination that should not exist. The flatbread was cut and then two fried eggs and arugula were place on top so you could not take a bite without losing the egg and salad. Also...when you say it is a "forest mushroom" flatbread, it should actually have wild mushrooms or just call it "Mushroom Flatbread ". On a positive note, the smoky chicken wild rice soup was delicious and the manager stopped by with her apology and a desert on the house. Hopefully I was just here on an off day

We stopped here for lunch on our way to Lutsen. We had the place to ourselves on a Monday in April…read more Our food was excellent! I loved the Portabella burger and my kids thought the burgers and fries were great! It's a little spendy - burgers are $18. There is free parking outside and nice view of Lake Superior! It's worth a stop here on your way up north!

Mark and Becky are the absolute sweetest and so incredibly hospitable. We only stayed one night but…read moreit felt like we were staying with family! Their pup Stella was the perfect guide for our snowshoe hike around the property. Breakfast was amazing, but the homemade ice cream was one for the books. It was a short trip but so memorable, we'll definitely be back!

What a pleasure it is to stay here. This place is stunning and super welcoming. If your looking for…read morea great retreat with amazing hosts give this place a look.

Got to enjoy Betty's pies again as an adult and I gotta say it was better than I remembered. So…read moremany delicious options to choose from and enjoy! I had the chocolate cream pie and we all shared the Reese's! Delicious . The table favorite was the banana cream chocolate. So good! Food was good too.

Ohhhh Betty - talk about redemption!…read more We stopped in around 2pm, with the parents, thinking it was an ideal stop for them, despite our last so-so experience. The wait was estimated at 30-40min. To my parents' dismay, we agreed to wait. The gentleman in the back offered to allow my father a chair to sit in, as he was standing with a cane. +1 The actual wait time was about 20min. We were seated with orders planned & immediately advised of the 3 dishes that were sold out, 2 of which we were planning to order. New plan. Hubby & i split the Rueben w/ chips upgraded to rings & added a tomato basil soup of the day. Parents split a club sammie & upgraded to rings. Sacrilegiously, they skipped the pie cuz they were full. The hubs ordered pumpkin (listed as double crust tho it thankfully wasn't) & I opted for the great lakes pie - delish!! Everything was tasty & my pie restored my faith!

A friend and I stopped by Larsmont Trading Post on a bit of a lark while we were there for an open…read moremic, and I'm honestly still thinking about the food. We played it "safe" and ordered the nachos--and I say this without exaggeration: they were the best nacho platter I've ever had. Not just great tasting, but genuinely beautiful to look at. This wasn't a pile-of-chips-with-stuff-dumped-on-top situation. This was thoughtfully made, layered, and clearly crafted from real ingredients. Nothing felt canned or boxed. Fresh toppings, balanced flavors, and even details like using spinach instead of iceberg lettuce showed real care and intention. You could tell someone in that kitchen actually cares about what goes out on the plate. If you're anywhere near the area and even thinking about stopping in--do it. Great food, great vibe, and one of those meals that surprises you in the best possible way. We'll absolutely be back.

Came here for lunch on our way to Two Harbors and I was instantly taken by the charm of this place!…read moreRight off the scenic highway and convenient for travelers and locals alike. I had a turkey sandwich and a cup of chili that were delicious. The soups are made from scratch and the portions are perfect for a lunch stop. They also have a little shop area where they sell souvenirs, clothes, and decor. We fed our family of 4 for under $65, which is pretty hard to do these days, especially in the Duluth area.

One of two lighthouses in the Two Harbors area (the other is the fabulous Split Rock…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/split-rock-lighthouse-two-harbors?hrid=Jh5hQtfLJ4g5VzEXbuoZLQ), this one became operational in 1892. What's awesome here is that three of the lighthouses buildings are open to be toured, including the tower itself (which was way too crowded for my comfort), the keeper's quarters that have been restored to 20th century decorations and the assistant keeper's quarters that have been restored to late 19th century. So it's all quite cool and very interesting. The lighthouse was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. [Review 17891 overall - 111 in Minnesota - 1412 of 2022.]

The self guided tour is well worth the $5 admission. We have been to the North Shore numerous…read moretimes and this was our first visit to the Two Harbors Lighthouse. We loved walking up the steps to the top of the lighthouse and reading this historic boards on the way up. The lighthouse overlooks the open water and the docks for loading the iron ore. The bonus is the pilot house from a wreaked iron cargo ship.

We had an absolutely awesome experience tonight…read more We started at the Duluth Huskies stadium (Wade Stadium) and enjoyed a behind the scenes tour of the field, locker room, and grounds, we were also treated to stories about the history of the team. The general manager was our tour guide... he was one of the friendliest and knowledgeable people I've ever met! The stadium and team are rich with history, even down to the bricks they used to erect the entrance to the field. Dave was our bus driver and tour guide for the night. After the stadium tour he took us to Bent Paddle where we were able to samples some brews and enjoy the atmosphere, what a cool place! Their beers are outstanding! The 14 degrees ESB is a GABF (Great American Beer Festival) winner! I would highly recommend trying it. There's an awesome BBQ joint that will deliver to the tasting room too! We ended the night back at the stadium with a Huskies' baseball game. The won in walkoff fashion! It was a great game! We are looking foreword to another tour. I would highly recommend a tour with Duluth Experience.

Hi - This review is…read morea little late, but I am still thinking about the amazing tour I went on last summer, so I knew I had to sit down and write a review. I was in Duluth for my brother's wedding and didn't know anything about the city or the area. I was with my then-boyfriend and we knew it was a beautiful area, but wasn't sure the best way to experience it all. That is when I booked us on the Scenic North Shore Bicycle Tour. It was by far the best thing we did in Duluth (minus watching my brother get married,ha) and we were raving about it to all the weddings guests all weekend. The guys running the show were great to talk to and they clearly thought of everything. If you are traveling to Duluth and want to really have the best tour guides, book with them.

We always have a pleasant experience staying here. There are great amenities at all of their…read moreproperties, and have very friendly staff. Most recently we stayed at the Lodge and really appreciated their kids pool. Our toddler had a lot of fun splashing in there!

My hubby took me for my bday! I have been going to this resort for over 30 years and have never…read morebeen disappointed! Our king suite w/whirlpool and full kitchen (not pictured) was tidy and we were the just before it got busy. Perfect view of Lake Superior... Highly recommend!!!!

My favorite restaurant stop heading north of Duluth to Grand Marai. Its atmosphere is beautiful and…read morecharming. The food menu is extensive and reasonably priced. The parking and restaurant are handicapped accessible. Delicious food and friendly service. They also have a bar area separate from the the dining area.

This was a good place to stop for an early dinner after visiting Split Rock Lighthouse and…read moreGooseberry Falls. It wasn't very busy when we arrived but started hopping around 5:30ish on a Saturday night. We were immediately seated in the bar area and our friendly server arrived shortly thereafter. I decided to try their featured summer cocktail, Huckleberry Lemon Spritzer. It was very good and refreshing! For our dinner, we decided to split the 1/2 roasted chicken and 1/2 rack of ribs. The platter came with mashed potatoes, beans and sweet cornbread. The chicken was tender and flavorful, the ribs were flavorful but not real meaty. The beans and potatoes were average, the cornbread was on the sweet side, very fluffy and moist. We also added a side salad, which tasted fresh. Since we were in the bar area, there were TVs and happy, pop tunes playing in the background. We enjoyed it!