The food is great, but watch the server, they may assume you mean a combo rather than a dinner, or vise-versa. I had ended up paying a higher rate and getting a smaller portioned meal. I believe it was a mis-understanding with the language barrier.

Okay, this isn't a Jewish deli, but I expected more from the pastrami sandwich. Basically one slice that was mostly inedible gristle. Good bread and okay veg on it. My wife's chicken with wild rice soup had lots of potatoes, some rice and a vague smell of chicken. Probably used chicken stock, but certainly no sign of any meat. An... More

Decided to try this place on a weekend trip. Service was pretty bad...couldn't remember our drink order type things. The eggs were ordered over medium. They all came out hard, no yolk. I sent mine back. The came back a little better, with a small amount of runny yolk. Plus all the eggs looked kind of gross. I like pretty... More

the quiche was was not freshly made. The fruit cup consisted of two types of unripe melon and a few sour blueberries. They gave us plastic forks. For the money we could have eaten at a much nicer establishment.

I like to stop in for coffee. Reminds me of the first coffee shops before the Big's took over (Starbucks and Caribou etc...) Food is offered and Music events happen here as well. Good and different than most coffee shops today.

Local hang out, lots of funkie furnishings, old hippies must own this joint. No matter, great food, big plate of hand made food, only complaint, too much food, people in Duluth need to keep warm in winter. Menu had some creativity, lots of choices, I highly recommend. Only tick was a robot waitress.

Everything homemade. Nice soups, several to chose from. Fresh,homemade breads, good coffee. The decor is dark, underground, unless it is summer, then you can be outside. Simple, casual.

Nothing is better than starting the week-end out with a walk on Park Point and then heading to Amazing Grace for breakfast. Best quiches around, great service and just a fun place to be a part of. Have breakfast outside if weather permits, grab a coffee while you wait while you take in the morn. And after breakfast, purchase some... More

I had an amazing sandwich (The Voyageur) here after a recommendation from a local in the area. The bread is to die for, as well as the other baked goods. It definitely has an alternative feel, but the food is what really makes this place a hidden gem.