Louise's Place

Food was good, personally could have made the same meal however was good for on the go. Service was quick and gal behind the counter was very friendly. Bummed there was nowhere to sit in the restaurant.

Quaint little tops right nestled in the sleepy little town of Two Harbors, MN where you can find a great homemade breakfast for a cheap price

We followed the Yelp reviews to Louise's Place to grab a bite to eat before a winter hike. My
Husband ordered the meatloaf sandwich and Ingot the two egg omelette with a side of crisply fried bacon and the most amazing cranberry rye bread and butter. The food is delicious and super cheap!The have a wide variety of coffee beverages and a cooler of soft drinks.

Just order at the counter and take a number. It's a short wait for your food and you can sip on your caffeine beverage of your choice while you do a little shopping. They have a wide variety of handmade gifts like purses, art, quilts, knit mittens, etc.

This is the go to place in Two Harbor's by far!

Stopped in for breakfast, and was warmly greeted. Ordered a breafast sandwich, which was so good, I had to order it again. The coffee was of good quality (Duluth Coffee Company methinks) and refilled before empty.

Upon seein the gnomes, I said, "Oh, no it must be getting near the end of gnome season," but the friendly gentlemen remarked happily, "it's always gnome season." Haha, hard to disagree!

Some extremely cool homemade crafts were in abundance within Louise's Place, including gnomes, various knitted pieces, and greeting cards, which I ended up getting, along with some tableclothes (since gifted out, no picture available of those).

For the quality of the food, the value was great!

Amazing breakfast sandwich! We also loved the cinnamon rolls, which are gigantic. Go take your food down to the train station. Great small business that I can't wait to come back and order from again.

Louise's Place is a gem! Great food and owners. Food is homemade and extremely tasty!

Louise's pasties are amazing. Made fresh every Thursday. The best I've ever had.

Brenda M.

We went for a quick lunch on a Friday. The restaurant refuses indoor seating and uses the former dining area to display merchandise for sale. They had plexiglass galore, masks, and sanitizer and yet no restroom for customers. We were basically told to use a port-a-potty quite a walking distance away. And, they give customers a bucket of dirty pens to sign the receipt. The concern is not for the customer apparently as there are also a few tables outside in the hot sun with no evidence of being sanitized and chairs and tables are very close together. Not the 6' distance they post for you to keep. We ordered the special which was not priced on the board. It came to about $12 and included a small hamburger bun with traces of pulled chicken and a lot of coleslaw filler. No drinks only a small sandwich and chips. Poor value and poor customer care.

I probably spent most of my tourist dollars in Louise's place. Several times we bought a late lunch to take to Castle Danger Brewing. They also have great Minnesota products to buy and take home as souvenirs. And they have local crafted products; I bought two pairs of hand knitted and thermal lined mittens. They also make an awesome breakfast sandwich. When we return to Minnesota next year we will go back to Louises place.

The sandwiches and burritos were fine. Better than Subway or some such place. My (Ruffles?) chips were slightly stale, though my companion's Tostitos were not.

The place is jam-packed with arts and crafts and self-published books for sale (even the bathroom).

The dining area has old carpet.

Warm and inviting. Simple menu all freshly made pastries, breakfast, sandwiches, wraps, soup, and specialty coffees including cold selections. Calm and relaxing. A peaceful stop in Two Harbors off the beaten track. Go and enjoy.