Tucked away in north central North Dakota is a quaint town that is hiding a delicious secret. This is so much more than your average small town restaurant. This could easily rival establishments in big cities around the world. Their huge variety of home cooked goodness will draw you back. Don’t believe me? Look at this and then try it for yourself:

Rolette, North Dakota is a quiet town with just under 600 residents in the north central region of the state.

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Among the family owned businesses in Rolette is a little restaurant known simply as the Village Cafe. From the outside you wouldn’t expect much, but once you step inside and try their food you will understand why this place is so special.

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Village Cafe has exactly what you’d want in a good small town diner. Home cooking, fresh meals, and all your favorite options.

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From breakfast, lunch, and dinner they have mouthwatering options. Sandwiches, burgers, steaks - you name it, they’re cooking it.

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Their portions are HUGE! No small plates to be seen here. All of it is served in sizes to fill you up with tasty goodness.

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Village Cafe also has so much more than just your average place. Beyond the usual menu items they have pastas, pizzas, and other great options.

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These options are made to perfection even when most restaurants of this size would just get them in pre-made or not make them at all. It’s like being at a combination of many restaurants all in one fantastic location, even if it’s a bit off the beaten path. The Village Cafe is a true hidden gem.

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The Village Cafe can be found at 215 Main Street, Rolette, ND 58366.

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If you’re looking for more great small town restaurants in North Dakota, then you definitely need to check out the places on this list.

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