Granted, it has been quite a while since my wife and I stopped here for breakfast (March of 1997). So, the food may be better now. Not that the food was bad, but it was certainly nothing special. We might take another look at this place if we pass by this way again, but it is more likely that we will check out someplace else first.

It was March of 1995 that my wife and I ate here while visiting San Antonio. It had been there a long time already and the food was excellent so I assume the place is still there (but the price is undoubtedly higher). A little stone house near the riverwalk, a delightful place; a little crowded but somewhat romantic. If the weather is nice one can dine outside. Great steaks. Expensive.

We lunched here in June of 2002. It is a bar and grille type place. The menu features Cajun food. My wife had a pork sandwich; I ate their "Bourbon Street Burger". Good food. It was not too crowded the day we were there but I imagine the place is noisy once a good number of people arrive.

This is a small town pizzeria - a downtown storefront operation. Nothing fancy. GOOD PIZZA. My wife and I stopped in the early afternoon looking for good pizza; we found it.

This place might actually be in Edgewood, KY. Big place. Crowded the night we were there (Saturday night, June, 2002). While I am aware that some think that the place does not serve authentic Mexican food, I liked the way it tasted. Service was ok. Portions were large.

While on vacation in May of 2001, we stopped overnight in Ironwood. When asked for a recommendation, the hotel desk clerk suggested Manny's. Part of the directions he gave included "it is right close to the largest Indian statue in the world. Sure enough, there is a statue of Hiawatha nearby (about 100 feet tall). The place seemed to us to be a cross between a family restaurant and a roadhouse. My wife ordered off the menu (what, I don't remember). I decided to go with the buffet, which included steak. And the steak was better than one would expect at a buffet. We both enjoyed our meals and the friendly atmoshere.

Yes, this is a bar that serves food. However, it was noontime on a Sunday in 2001 that my wife and I stopped here for lunch. So the bar aspect of the place was not very busy. We ate upstairs and had a good view of the park below and the water. The menu featured pub grub type food. It was good.

My wife and I stopped for dinner here while on vacation june of 1991. At this place we noticed (once again) that we did not fit the image the place wanted for their clientele. We were offered seating in a somewhat out-of-the-way wing along with other “older” people and families with children. The main eating area seemed to be populated only with younger couples - the “beautiful people” where the atmosphere was more like a nightclub. We didn’t really mind as we had a nice view from our table and it was quieter. My wife had walleye fish and a sweet potato which she enjoyed. My wild rice soup with chicken was excellent. However I had misread the menu and thought that I had also ordered a hamburger with black bean pate. It turned out that what I really had ordered was a sandwich which had not meat but rather a black bean patty! It was not good. My fault.

I am guessing that title "World's Best Donuts" is self-proclaimed. But after having tasted their goods, I am not in a position to cast any doubt. I don't know for sure, but this place is probably open only during their tourist season. They keep a tally board of customers from different states and countries which is updated each year. I recommend this place for a quick breakfast, or my favorite - a mid-morning stop.

My wife and I stopped here for dinner one June evening in 2003. Located along the highway at the edge of town, it looks and feels much like a roadhouse or a bar and grille. The people there (staff and customers) were friendly. The food is not fancy: my wife had a chicken fried burger and I had a jalapeno burger. We split an order of onion rings. Typical pub grub; it was good.

My wife and I have eaten dinner here on two occasions while on vacation (2001 & 2003). The fact that we came back the second time is a testament to the quality of this Chinese buffet. Larger selection than several Chinese buffets that we have visited. The food was good and the presentation was good also.

It was in June of 2001 that my wife and I stopped here for lunch while on vacation. We sat outside to eat which allowed us to enjoye the view of Lake Superior. Our table had a large unbrella above which shielded us when it started to rain. It was quite pleasant to "sit" in the rain and enjoy or lunch. The food was good. The service was fine. It was overall, a very pleasant experience.

It was a vacation trip in June of 2001 that my wife and I stayed overnight in Thunder Bay. We drove around a while when we discovered a renovated old rail depot which housed this restaurant (among other businesses). The decor inside was plain - not an inspiring treatment of the old depot. The food was good (not great). My wife had fish & chips and I ate Szechuan beef.

Our June, 2001 vacation included an overnight stay in Warroad. The desk clerk at the motel suggested this place and we are glad for it. We decided to eat the buffet instead of ordering off the menu (this appeared to be the most popular thing to do). The food was good. The place has a large stone fireplace kind of in the middle and two walls are mostly glass, affording diners the opportunity to see the lake.

My wife and I stayed overnight in Yorkton while on vacation in 2001. We asked the desk clerk for a restaurant recommendation. We took her advice and ate at Melrose Place. We both had steak; it was a very good meal and cost about the same number of dollars ($37.80 including tip) that it would have in the US and we were using dollars that were worth only about 67 cents at the time. I don't want to give the impression that the cost was the reason we enjoyed the place. The food was very good and the waitstaff was friendly and efficient. The decor was fine also. I wonder if the place is still there as it was located near the end of a strip shopping center that appeared to be failing commercially. Perhaps the restaurant will need to relocate to maintain its clientele.

My wife and I stayed overnight in Edson while on vacation in 2001. We happened onto this place and we were glad for it. A very nice, friendly place. The food was good and the surroundings pleasant.

While on vacation in June of 2001, we stopped here for a Sunday morning breakfast prior to visiting Jasper National Park. Since that time we have visited several Tim Horton's but this was our first time. In terms of comfort food, there is not much better than donuts. Ice cream is the only thing that comes to mind right now.

While enjoying a vacation in the Canadian Rockies in June of 2001, we stopped here for a late lunch / early dinner. The food was good and the service also. Very rustic appearance inside. While we ate, at least three tour buses stopped and unloaded their hungry travelers. While the food was not "write-home" good, we would not hesitate to stop here again should we ever travel back this way again (which I hope to; the area is so beautiful).

My wife and I stopped over night in Havre on our June 2001 vacation trip. This place has a fairly extensive menu: steaks, seafoods, spaghetti, fettucinne plus hamburgers hot dogs, etc. My wife and I each had an excellent steak. The atmoshere was relaxing. Our waitress was very friendly.

The dinner that my wife and I ate there while on a vacation trip in June of 2001 was ok. The place is more of a truckstop type restaurant. Typical cafe menu. The food was ok but nothing to write home about. This is a place to get a meal, not to have a "dining experience".