Great food! Great service! Really nice down to earth diner. Kind of in the middle of nowhere, but…read moreif you're driving from Bismarck to Minneapolis like we were, then it's a great place to get breakfast. The caramel roll is spectacular.

OK. What a surprise for the middle of nowhere ND. The staff are great and all really friendly. They…read morehave DOPE broasted chicken. Or, is all broasted chicken dope? I digress. The breakfast sandwich is also awesome. Coffee is not super strong, but let's not split hairs when we're looking for a hot meal in the middle of nowhere ND. The prices are fair, and you're going to leave satisfied. Best spot in town!

Great for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I recommend the breakfast sandwiches with the sausage. Make…read moretheir own donuts and turnovers every morning. Best food in the area with friendly service.

Really nice gas station and service plaza just off the interstate. This place includes not only the…read moreconvenience store but also has a Caribou Coffee, Subway, Pizza Hut and Cinnabon. Options, folks. Options. Easy access, clean restrooms and plenty of room to park for a quick snooze, then top off with coffee and continue onwards. [Review 20777 overall - 133 in North Dakota - 1760 of 2023.]

Really, I can't think of one even slightly negative thing.... This place is AMAZING for travelers,…read morethat's to be sure. Super clean, well-stocked store, lots of food choices (Caribou [i think]coffee, Pizza Hut, subway, Cinnabon). I was pulling a travel trailer and had ZERO difficulties at the pumps! A playground for kids and nice clean gray area. Several covered picnic tables, and extra parking. And... the cleanest dog park I've experienced on my travels! Highly recommend this stop!

Great place to get my morning hot latte. Cute interior. Loved the framed first dollar. Service was…read morequick and the coffee was steaming hot. For some reason it always makes me happy to see the little sticker over the drinking slot on the to go coffee cups. Great stop.

Quick service with a smile. Ask for real peanut butter in your coffee for a special treat.read more

Nita's attic is unlike any other consignment store. They only sell high quality, like new items…read moreand everything is organized and in pristine clean condition. I never miss an opportunity to shop when I am nearby. My whole family looks forward to gifts from Nita's

Horrible experience! Coffee shop is located in a thrift store. The lady working wasn't happy about…read moremaking coffee. There was no lactose free options, no cold foam. So basically I had 1/2 cup of coffee over ice... horrible coffee and service

No wait time. Great service. Food was good and different from other restaurants in town. Would go…read moreagain.

I spent 6 months in Jamestown as a doctor at the state hospital- every weekend when in town I went…read moreto the Depot Cafe for breakfast getting my omelette- bacon and Swiss cheese- consistent and substantial- always filling and great value- often waited on by Brittany a local who filled me in on Jamestown

Often would get an omelette and try it out- would usually not finish it- hard to tell what…read morevegetables were in it- a place that clearly reflects the culinary style of North Dakota- leaving in 5 days

Friendly service, excellent pie selection, sweet people, very reasonable prices... worth the stop!!read more

We wish we would have ordered breakfast...we think we would have liked it better. The wait staff…read moreand cook were very nice! Bothersome flies inside just made for an unpleasant dining experience.

What a great little spot virtually in the middle of nowhere, otherwise known as North Dakota. We…read morespent the night in Fargo and there were lots of breakfast places but my son insisted we drive an hour and a half to the tiny town of Medina (Ma-dine-uh) for breakfast. He frequents this cafe when he is in the area duck hunting. The outside is bedraggled and the decor/atmosphere was exactly what you would expect for the setting. The only other patrons were the local priest and a gaggle of church ladies. The menu was small but covered all the basics of breakfast. Mom and I had eggs, toast, and a meat while DD had pancakes. She tried to order 3 but the waitress advised her they were big. When they arrived she was glad she hadn't ordered three. She could barely finish the two. They were the thick fluffy pancakes you'd expect from such a home town sort of place. The coffee was hot, satisfying and our cups were always full. My son advised that at dinner they serve you ice cream or cake as part of the meal. There were some goodies for sale and DD picked a peanut butter and chocolate rice krispie bar for a snack down the road. It was very tasty! If you find yourself in tiny quiet town of Medina stop by and try this blast from the past. W