The Good Ol' Days Bar & Grill

The men’s room is one of the few you want to spend a little extra time enjoying the art work. Really gives you something to think about. Ladies room is reportedly inspiring for those with different tastes. The whole bar is full of cool relics of the past especially Hamms. But heck we came because we were thirsty and hungry. Super duper friendly conversation led to some delicious food and beverages. Hamms on tap, but they have a cooler of bottles to satisfy every customer’s taste. A place I will find my way back to when in the area. Seemed like a popular place for locals and elite tourists like ourselves stumbling out of the Boundary Waters wearing the scent of northern pike, smoke, and assorted funk.

We spent ten weeks traveling the US and Canada by motorcycle this summer and stopped at innumerable bars and restaurants -- way too many to review so I stick to posting only about places we loved. We spent a really enjoyable evening chatting with the owner of The Good Ol' Days, admiring his growing collection of Hamm's beer signs, watching the electric train circle the ceiling, drinking an excellent local lager and devouring absolutely delicious patty melts. Just exactly, precisely what you want in a local bar. Thanks for a great time.

Hamburgers were freshly made and super tasty. Awesome decore and loved the photos in the bathrooms. The server was super cool. Will definitely be back when in the area. Parking in the front and side

It's not the best, but not the worst. Cool building and decor. Food was heavily salted, and the drinks had flat pop mixed into them. We will try it again.

This place is great! Stopped here for breakfast on our way back home on a Sunday. We sat at the bar and our bartender was great. I had the Denver Omelet with hash browns. They were busy and with a small kitchen it didn’t take to long to get our food. We’ll be stopping here again for sure.