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Boundary Waters Quetico Forum Listening Point - General Discussion Meal suggestions on North Shore? |
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03/26/2017 06:51PM (Thread Older Than 3 Years)
My crew in August will be coming out of the Quetico and viewing Kakabeka Falls then coming down the North Shore. If they want a visit at Gooseberry Falls, we will get into Two Harbors after Judy's closes at 7. What are alternate suggestions for a modest meal when there are kids along?
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03/27/2017 03:16PM
quote Sandman2009: "Blackwoods Grill and bar."
Have to say I've never been very impressed with Blackwoods. I've found it to be very mediocre food for pretty high prices.
You can eat much better food for about the same price at the Duluth Grill. True, it's not quite on the shore, but it's not very far away and it's an incredible restaurant.
03/27/2017 04:50PM
Camp 61 in Beaver Bay (next to the Holiday store) has really good BBQ, and is kid friendly (brown paper tablecloths with crayons provided for drawing). I know that's backtracking a little from Gooseberry but worth mentioning.
I'll second the Duluth Grill, and add the New London Cafe in Lakeside (Duluth) as a good, reasonably-priced option for a family.
I'll second the Duluth Grill, and add the New London Cafe in Lakeside (Duluth) as a good, reasonably-priced option for a family.
03/27/2017 05:58PM
My Sister's Place on the east side of Grand Marais is quite good. It is a bar/restaurant, and try to stop there every time I overnite in GM, unless I ate earlier on the Gunflint at Trail Center. My Sister's Place has pretty typical bar food pricing, but it is less than the Gunflint Tavern by about 25% if I remember correctly. Better burgers too.
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