Location: Spicer
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Best American food near Spicer, Minnesota, United States
Find out what American restaurants to try in Spicer. Spicer is a city in Kandiyohi County, Minnesota, United States. The population was 1,167 at the 2010 census. Sibley State Park and many surrounding lakes are nearby.
10. Alley On Ash
Great family restaurant that features family fun with bowling. Serving homemade pizzas, flat breads, many assorted hamburgers (made with freshly ground beef), wings, sandwiches and full bar menu along with a full bar. Specials nearly nightly. This bowling
Reviewed By Krista L
We visited for a friends birthday party. Food was excellent we tried burgers and pizza. Bowled a few times throughout the night and had a great time. Good place to go for some family fun.
9. A&W
Reviewed By 457garyn
This is a great place to gather, has a special emphasis on the driving experience. Sponsors summer car nights and makes room for display and parking. The menu is traditional A&W, with excellent root beer. Good value and great service always.
8. Model Citizen
Reviewed By TDJ10
We support local!! Great food, awesome location connected to a brewery. Best food in the area: Educated chefs, creative food, and real ingredients sourced locally!! Win-Win-Win...we highly recommend!
7. Middle Fork Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By 785billd
This little place is a solid stop for breakfast, nice patio, friendly service with the small town charm. The food was a little slow to come but we wher in no hurry.We all enjoyed the good and we would go back if in the area agian.
6. Little Crow Country Club
Reviewed By MikeT545454
Was excited to see what they have done at Little Crow and had dinner with friends on their first Friday opening. I think they've done a great job with their updated decor in the Clubhouse and the Grille. They also have a beautiful banquet room. Good selection of beers on tap but their wine list was somewhat lacking. For a new restaurant, I was impressed with the promptness, menu knowledge and professionalism of their staff. The food quality was very good but I thought their menu was too cliche' for the area. Same ol' same ol'. Almost as if they visited a couple of other popular restaurants in the area and copied their menus. Flatbreads, sandwich wraps, burgers and beer battered walleye are popular I guess. I picked the Avocado, Bacon Jam Grilled Cheese because it seemed to be the most unique item on the menu. It was good but nothing that would make me come back. My wife had the Walleye and commented that the beer batter was a bit much. The salad offerings were boring. I did think the offering of tater tots as a side were fun and they were good. I also think the acoustics were lacking. They had a good crowd and it was very noisy. It was difficult to hold a conversation at the table without shouting. I do think they've made a huge improvement at Little Crow. If the goal is to have a place for golfers to enjoy a bite and/or beer post round then they've hit the mark. That being said, as a destination for local diners or visitors, there are better choices in the area ... in my opinion.
5. Subway
Reviewed By c1angel
Most of you have stopped at a Subway at one time or another. They have the only bread I can keep down! I am so allergic to bread. I am very weight conscious so they also help in that department, not to mention all the vegetables that are so healthy for us!Thank you Subway!
4. Spicer Castle Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By MikeT545454
This restaurant has so much potential ... and I swear ... we had the hardest working server I've ever experienced. First ... when you walk through the front door you immediately notice the musty smell of a place that has experience water damage. But the setting and decor is beautiful. Don't dine inside if you don't want to put up with the musty aroma. They do have outside seating which is quaint and beautifully set up on the shore of Green Lake. Don't go at dusk unless you enjoy MN mosquitoes. The menu is limited but has nice choices. I ordered the ribeye special and my wife ordered the crab stuffed halibut. My wife's meal was delicious and prepared to perfection. I ordered my steak medium rare. Half of it was medium and half of it was rare. So I guess it was medium rare. My baked potato was cold. When our bill came, I paid with a credit card. When it came back with the receipt, there was no place to leave a tip. Our waitress was phenomenal ... one of the best I've ever experience anywhere. She was prompt, friendly and helpful on menu selections. She was only one of two servers in the place that we saw and we rarely saw the other server. When I asked her where we should leave the tip, she said, "don't worry about it. If you want to leave a cash tip, you can, but the owner refuses to update her software to allow for tips." Egads! This kind of illustrates the problem with this place. It's got such great potential, but the owner refuses to invest what is required to really make this place go. I've never owned a restaurant so I can't appreciate the challenges they face here. However, from a customer's perspective, this place is sorely in need of some professional advice. I can't believe they get many return customers.
3. Zorbaz
Overall Ratings
3 based on 72 reviews
Pizza and Mexican reztaurant in Spicer, MN on Green Lake. Open everyday from 11 AM - 2 AM!
Reviewed By wifisker
I'd imagine Zorba's gets great ratings for location in the summer because it's on the lake and would be a fun spot to hang out at the bar with friends. Beyond that, I don't see the appeal.Stopped in for lunch and quickly found out there's no wait staff. You figure out what you want and order it at the counter. We asked an employee about something on the menu and the answer was "I have no idea" and they walked away. We ordered food, went and got our drinks, and when the food came to the table the employee didn't know which was which so they just set the entrees down for us to figure out and again walked away. If I had to describe my meal in one word it would be 'regret'. Not good at all.My advice would be to eat somewhere better and maybe save Zorba's for a night when you just want to grab a drink.
2. O'Neil's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By SB938
A rainy afternoon and cold coming in prompted this particular visit on a Friday. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, the hostess and waitress friendly and skilled, and the diners appeared to be truly enjoying themselves. Once the chill evaporated from a drink, we, too, participated in the surrounding joy. Was the food outstanding? No, but everything else was perfect. It is well worth your time to visit.
1. Westwood Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By wifisker
We absolutely love little cafes or diners that put out a great breakfast and this was spot on. Ate here two days in a row and each time was a winner. Pancakes, eggs, toast, thick smoky bacon, apple fritter french toast... all of it excellent. (The regular french toast was good but not my favorite because it seemed like Texas toast and I think thicker french bread always makes a superior french toast.) Everything we saw at the tables around us like waffles, omelets, etc. also looked really good. If we're back in the area again this is the only place we'll go for breakfast.
