Swedish Inn

Reviews about Swedish Inn

• 5 / 5

  By Jesse Martens
  Love the small town cafe feel. Great breakfast food.
  January 12, 2017
• 5 / 5

  By Joshua Brown
  This place has amazing breakfast and great service. great mom and pop shop that feels like home and your favorite cooking. I would recommend to anyone passing through Lindstrom!
  December 09, 2016
• 5 / 5

  By Weaving Amber
  A wonderful morning breakfast find in cozy, small town Lindström, nestled near the tea kettle water tower and flower-lined streets. This restaurant has a cafe-feel without the commonly cramped feeling, spacious booth and table seating with still a quaint diner feel. We enjoyed Swedish waffles with lingonberry syrup and a more traditional American steak and eggs. A lingonberry waffle is a unique find but I have to say Norway House takes the cake here, although lacks the cozy appeal of Swedish Inn. It was good, however, and I'll be back again. The steak and eggs was very generous in size and the steak unexpectedly well-made for a casual restaurant. Delicious. Very friendly service. Street and parking lot parking.
  
  Accessibility: There are handicap parking spots in front of the restaurant, however it's all curb, no ramp; you're going to have to jump that curb with your chair. Double door entry, but the inner one was propped open (however it was a nice day). I would have needed to do some creative door-opening if I was alone, but there is enough space between the two doors for a chair and maneuvering for the next door. Inside there is plenty of space between tables to get through easily, refreshing and worth it almost alone. Booths, however, have a step-up to them. If you want a booth you'll have to do a strong transfer if you're in a chair. I think they'd store your wheelchair aside for you. Our waitress gave us intuitively a nice table out of the way with room for me to settle into place and a regular chair to be moved from the table. The bathroom stall's accessible space is usable with excellent grab bars. Access to the sink is a narrow space, however. I fit in an ultralight TiLite about 27" with my rims and camber, but a power chair might barely if at all fit through, definitely a back-up from the long narrow space to get back away from the sink, no turning space. Otherwise it's an easy place to eat.
  November 18, 2016