This was an unexpected solid experience. Frist, the place is exactly what you expect a place named…read moreTracks N Racks to be. Close your eyes, and picture it. Close to Wisconsin, deer hunting theme...yep. Key factors are that it is very clean and the staff were friendly and welcoming to us city-folk. We were a group of 9 arriving right at lunch and easily got a table for all of us - which happened to be right night to a TV playing a Arsenal F.C. game - a dream come true for my 14 year old Arsenal fan. To be clear, the food was NOT fancy, but my club sandwich was just like what I would make at home, and the fries were OFF THE CHARTS DELICIOUS. Service was friendly and attentive. I would recommend!

Food was excellent (whatever the BBQ burger w/ onion rings is called). And, absolutely get the…read morefries. See that, I got to try both the onion rings and fries with my selection. Had a couple beers as well. Food was quick, hot and delicious. Arrived about 7:10 and it closes at 8, so there was no wait. Just the right amount of interaction and people. The bartender was great and provided exactly what I asked for - nothing more and nothing less. I'm a city girl and a foodie, if that helps in your assessment. Maybe I should also mention I was quite hungry after 8 miles mostly on the SHT with my two doggos. Great visit!

After a day of hiking to Goose Berry Falls and Cove Point, one can build up quite the appetite. We…read morewere deciding if we should go back to Duluth or keep going north. We found Cove Point, it looked quaint, so we thought, why not? Walking in, we were greeted by a gentleman who was not entirely personable, but oh well. We were seated promptly and had an opportunity to review the menu. The menu itself was limited to some degree, which was fine. There were several pizza options, salads, and sandwiches available. They have a full bar, local beers, and several non-alcoholic beverages. The one thing that really stood out to me was the prices. My wife had a salad wrap, and I had their standard burger. Both were $17.00?? This far up north?? The food was fine, certainly nothing to write home about, but I can't help but feel that both those entrees were a wee bit overpriced.

With not many options in the area, we stopped at Cove Point Crossing with pretty low expectations…read more However, I was pleasantly surprised but how much I liked this little bar and grill. It is small, not many tables but wasn't terribly busy on a Thursday at lunch. It has a north woods feel with a cute mural covering one wall. We started with totchos which were fine and a local tap beer. My husband got the wings, they were crispy and tasty, he was pleasantly surprised. There were only six wings in the order so the price at $16 was rather steep but expected being on the north shore. I ordered the turkey focaccia sandwich. It was so good! The bread was fresh and crispy and the turkey was thick cut turkey slabs with fresh sprouts and aioli. It was a big sandwich but I ate it all because it was wonderful. I upgraded to onion rings, they were average.

We decided to do a pie-off and bought slices of double-crust apple pie from Rustic and Betty's to…read moredetermine who we thought was the best. Rustic made the purchase process much faster thanks to their Pie on the Fly truck; our slice was ready in a couple minutes, fork and napkins included. Our conclusion: the crust was flaky, messy, with visible cinnamon, and was delicious. It had more flavor through the crust, which we preferred, though the fillings were similar and good. This was our favorite of the two.

Great experience, ordered the Walleye Benedict and so what a savory breakfast. Hashbrowns were…read morenice a crisp, the walleye cakes were delicious. Great flavor, perfect texture and cooked perfect. The bearnaise sauce topped it off. On top of the food the staff was cheerful, Tammy took great care of me and made me feel like a regular. If I'm in the area I'm coming back. I'll be back later for some pie, I was so full from breakfast. The pie list looked amazing.

So good!!! Homemade biscuit breakfast sandwich and pastries were exactly what the doctor ordered on…read morethis snowy morning. Super kind staff as well, played some tic tac toe - overall grateful to have popped in!

Decided to stop and this cute coffee shop on the way up the shore and it was a perfect pick me up…read moreto the morning! My boyfriend got 4 shots of espresso with whole milk and I got the butterscotch latte. Both were pretty good! The service here was WONDERFUL! So welcoming! There is space to drink your coffee here, but you are so close to Lake Superior, I'd recommend getting it to go so you can enjoy the amazing lake views!! Overall I would say this was worth the stop!

The staff is passionate about ensuring they deliver fresh food and is skilled with delivering…read morequality to their patrons. The menu is unique, flavorful, and varied and the ambiance is welcoming.

I've twice tried the eatery. My first time through I ordered the pastrami. It was a very good…read moresandwich. I was impressed. This time I ordered a Notorious PIG. This sandwich was not very good. The pork was hot but the ham was ice cold. The bacon was also raw (I pulled it out and threw it away). The sandwich is supposed to be hot. With the cold ham the cheese wasn't melted at all. I'll rate the pastrami a 5 and the PIG a 2. The portions are excellent. They're priced right. Soda is where they get ya. $4 for a medium fountain soda is a bit egregious. It's a cool vibe inside and the staff was very nice.

We went for breakfast. Food was great and staff was very friendly and efficient. Definitely worth…read morethe stop!

This place absolutely lives up to its reputation as one of the best burger joints on the north…read moreshore. I rocked the Cajun burger and it was on point. So good. Upgraded to the seasoned fries and it was one of the best decisions of my life. When they say they are seasoned with "love" they aren't kidding.

Very friendly quick service. We are from Jersey and thought…read morethe pizza was very good. Thick cheese and nice crunch.

A great spot to stop as you make your way up north!…read more It's right off highway 61, there is parking lot right next to the store and in case that one is full there is another one across the highway. There is a crosswalk but be careful, people drive quick! The space itself is small, no tables inside just a counter for ordering. It looked pretty busy when we got in but our food was ready in about 15 minutes. It was delicious and we will definitely make a stop next time we are in the area.

The service is wonderful. We had a shift change and both servers were friendly, efficient and…read moreresponsive. The food is great. I'm hooked on the fried sprouts. This was my second visit and I cannot wait to return. The decor is cool; artwork from local artists is very interesting.

He Ssaid: Duluth is a wonderful place to visit. The…read morelandscape is beautiful and there are several good foods places to choose from. Corktown has a good selection of both meat and veggie dishes. I ordered the falafel plate and I enjoyed the plate, immensely. Our waitress was really kind, too. She asked if we were there to fish (we were). The waitress offered to share some good fishing spots. Awesome. Pros: - Nice spot that offers quality dishes. - Smoked meats are good Cons: - I would rank other Duluth restaurants over this place, but Corktown is still a solid choice.

We would have eaten breakfast there but they had people working on their ovens. So we got coffee to…read morego. We sat outside at one of the picnic tables in the woods. First, the coffee was divine. I had an iced latte and the coffee flavor just punched through the milk. SO good. Second the shop was very cute inside and super nice counter staff. Plus the outside seating in a very woodsy little spot, complete with a creek bed nearby, was delightfully northern Minnesota! Highly recommend!

Don't visit if you're expecting good coffee and decent service. The barista had a notably poor…read moreattitude, which made the experience uncomfortable. While the cashier was friendly and clear when taking our order--and we tipped accordingly--the interaction at pickup was disappointing. We asked a simple question about one of our three drinks, and the response was unhelpful and delivered with little interest in providing basic hospitality. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this place for a quick stop, and I won't be returning

always a great time at Betty's Pies. We got the Split Rock fish and chips and the Stormy weather…read moreStacker. Both were delicious! to end our meal we obviously got pies. We got the Reese's Peanut Butter Cream Pie and the Great Lakes Crunch - amazing! always a must when we come up to the North Shore

We decided to do a pie-off and bought slices of double-crust apple pie from Rustic and Betty's to…read moredetermine who we thought was the best. We had a much longer wait for pie at Betty's, and were lucky to get a parking place at all. It was mobby, and it wasn't even the weekend! There was about a 10 minute wait to order at the outdoor window, and a 15-20 wait for our slices. Most of the people ahead of us seemed to be getting pie shakes. In addition to the apple pie slice, we bought a toffee cream one. We ate it soon after our visit. It was delicious. The pale crust reminded me of shortbread, the filling light, sweet, and creamy, with what seemed to be Heath bits throughout. It was great and surprisingly not filling at all. As for the apple pie comparison, Betty's version was more cohesive a crust and easier to eat, but it was also surprisingly bland. The thicker crust at the edge was dry, too. The fillings from both bakeries were quite close, both good. From Betty's, we liked the cream pie slice much more than the apple. For classic double-crust apple, Rustic was best between the two.