Family Restaurant

An honest to goodness no frills diner experience with great service. You can feel the heart in this restaurant as the hostesses are greeting the regulars by name. They take diner classics and make them well. The hotcakes are mouthwatering and the biscuits are so daft and fluffy! And the prices are phenomenal for the area. Don’t miss this hidden gem.

The family restaurant in front of Duluth City Hall is a warm and welcoming spot, perfect for families and individuals alike. The menu is diverse and plentiful, offering dishes that cater to all ages, so everyone can find something to enjoy. The food is especially delicious, with fresh ingredients that truly stand out. The staff is friendly and attentive, making the dining experience comfortable and enjoyable. Thanks to its convenient location near City Hall, it’s a highly recommended choice for anyone visiting Duluth!

I’m a dive devotee who grades on a curve (check my bio!), so I strutted into Family Restaurant ready to sing praises for its small-town, Mom & Pop soul. The cluttered, clean, discombobulated vibe? A total time warp, like I’m back in an Army mess hall, chowing down with my old platoon. Nostalgia overload! (sob) But oh, this dive didn’t quite steal my heart, and I’m bawling into my grits. (cry) The highs: Service was friendly - bless their hearts - and the food hit the table hot. Grits? Creamy, dreamy, a Southern hug in a bowl. The biscuit? Fresh-baked glory - until I spotted that gloopy blob of hydrogenated margarine impersonating butter. Rude! (cry) The omelette? Flat, overcooked, and tasting like sadness itself. Country fried steak? Meh, clearly pre-frozen, with gravy that screamed “I ca

Great breakfast place. Pancakes were awesome, great taste and huge. Loved the sausage gravy and biscuit. Price is right as well, less than $10. Very friendly people. Been here twice in one week. Good way to start the day.

This little diner is a throw back to small towns. The owners & staff are very involved with the local community. It's awesome to watch all walks of life thrive as a community as small towns grow.