There Is A Delightful Restaurant In One Of Minnesota S Tiniest Towns And You Have To Visit It

Have you ever heard of Emmaville, Minnesota? We don’t blame you if you haven’t. Located in north central Minnesota, this tiny community is far from Minnesota’s largest cities. In fact, with a population of just four people, Emmaville is one of the tiniest towns in the entire state. But don’t let that stop you from visiting. Emmaville touts itself as “The Biggest Little Small Town In The World.” The town has everything you need in a town, all wrapped up in a delightful restaurant that serves up delicious food – and more.

The Emmaville Inn is a must-stop spot for travelers and locals alike. It’s located at 28021 on County Road 4, about 15 miles north of Park Rapids.

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When you pull up, you might first notice the gas pumps outside. You can fill your car’s tank outside, and then pop into the restaurant to fill your own.

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Gassing up isn’t all you can do here. The Emmaville is a one-stop shop for groceries, camping, sleeping accommodations, and more. You can even buy bait for your fishing trip.

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Of course, the biggest reason to visit is for the charming cafe. With a cozy dining room and friendly staff, you’ll feel at home as soon as you step in the door.

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The menu at the Emmaville Inn is full of comfort food favorites.

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Whether you have a hankering for breakfast, mac and cheese, or a classic burger, you’ll find it here.

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But make sure you save room for something sweet. Order a cup of coffee to go with your homemade cake, pie, or caramel roll.

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If you’re in a rush, you can order your dessert to go, too. Other bakery items include cinnamon rolls, scones, turnovers, and even bread pudding.

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What do you think? Would you stop by the Emmaville Inn for a bite to eat? Let us know down below.

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If you’re looking for even more delightful restaurants, check out our list of 11 hometown restaurants in Minnesota that will take you back in time.

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