Savor the flavor of Duluth with local restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, and more — your guide to the best food and drink in town.
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Classic Italian dinning and Wine Spectator award winner since 1999 Bellisio’s restaurant conjures up images of highly skilled chefs, fine wines, superb service, and fresh Italian food. And while all this is most certainly true, one must not forget that Bellisio’s is above all an experience. An exceptional dining experience, to be precise, but one that takes place in a casual atmosphere reminiscent of the quaint eateries and wine bars of the Italian countryside. Specialty dishes include perfectly prepared pasta dishes using the finest imported and local ingredients; homemade risotto dishes; grilled steaks; shrimp and seafood. All served with a world class wine menu to match. It’s a simple, colorful, elegant, and exceptional dining experience.
Welcome to The Caddy Shack, Duluth’s only indoor sports bar boasting fun in all forms! The Caddy Shack offers all your favorite local craft and domestic beers, a full bar, a wide variety of bar games, and a friendly atmosphere for any gathering.
Dovetail is a casual cafe in Duluth’s Lincoln Park joining craft with community through homemade food, specialty coffee and beer plus local arts and entertainment.
It’s an “immobile” mobile food trailer from Y-Ker Acres parked at “Pork Point” on Harbor Drive, next to the Vista Fleet cruise boats at the DECC. There’s a shaded dining area with premium astro turf and Loll furniture. Customers are welcome to take their food on the Vista Star cruises. Some daring boaters have ordered from the water. Seasonal.
Supporting small-batch specialty roasters is a passion this shop loves to share. Each season offers a new rotation of craft coffee, focused on sustainability, community outreach, and perfect quality.
The name Oasis Del Norte, or “Oasis of the North,” is this restaurant’s way to bring a little piece of Mexico to the Northland. The owner grew up working in Mom’s successful restaurant named “El Oasis” in Jerez, Zacatecas Mexico. It is still a favorite stop for locals today. Seasonal.
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