Dining

Angry Trout Cafe – On the Harbor – 218-387-1265

The Angry Trout is famous for fresh fish, fresh greens, and all fresh ingredients including locally produced foods. We like watching for the otter while we lunch on the wild rice salad, fish soup and fresh pasta. Open lunch and dinner.

Blue Water Cafe – Downtown – 218-387-1597

Grand Marais’ diner. Two blocks from The Shoreline Inn or Cobblestone Cove Villas and you’re at the Blue Water. Enjoy a stack of ‘cakes and hot coffee, hot ham and cheese with fries and a coke, and the broasted chicken – all our favorites. Open breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Gun Flint Tavern – Downtown – 218-387-1563

Downtown tavern & live music. Tasty, well-rounded eclectic menu plus a dozen micro-brews on tap, a full bar and a seasonal upstairs deck bar overlooking the harbor. The soups are always tasty and we are rather fond of the Reuben and the Hummus plate, but the Tamales and Bangers and Mash are delicious as well!! Check the wall for daily specials and listing of the live entertainment provided weekends throughout the year plus special occasions and open mic nights. Open lunch and dinner

My Sister’s Place – On the snowmobile trail – 218-387-1915

Aspen Lodge across the road, love’s My Sister’s Place burgers & pizza. Choose from over twenty different ways to have a burger, plus a selection of hot dogs, sandwiches, appetizers and thin-crust wood-fired pizza and calzones. We especially like the House Special pizza with a glass of red wine or draft beer. Open lunch and dinner.

Sven & Ole’s – Downtown  – 218-387-1713

Half a block from The Shoreline Inn. The brothers sold their mom’s brownies to make money for college and have been feeding visitors and locals ever since. They’ve got pizzas, subs, salads, unbaked pizzas for take out, and they offer delivery, appetizers, real ice cream treats and a full bar at the Pickle Herring Club. We’re especially fond of the Uf-Dah ‘Za [wild rice & Canadian bacon] and the Meat ‘Za. Open lunch and dinner.