Spanky's Stone Hearth Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Loons Nest

➤ 110 E Main St, Vergas, MN, 56587, United States

Soup • Steak • Cheese • American

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"As a proud Southerner from Alabama and a self-appointed expert on land-brothered steak, it was a shocking experience to find that some of the best country riders Steaks I ever had not from the south but from Loons Nest in the northern part of MN! What a great place to breakfast. If you don't care about the hardship, this place could change your mind! Not to mention the Cinnamon Rolls the size of your head! If I could give 10 stars, I would."

Skal

➤ 219 E Frazee Ave, Vergas, MN, 56587, United States

Soup • Grill • American • Sandwiches

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"Usually have to patronize them when in the area. Was dissapointed in their lack of options this visit. We've had great experiences before and will probably try them again. Parking: They were super busy and the lot was full. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $10–20 Food: 3 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Parking space: Somewhat difficult to find parking Parking options Free parking lot, Free street parking"

Billy's Corner Grill

➤ 158 West Main Street, Vergas, 56587, United States Of America

Bars • Grill • Burgers • Fast Food

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"Best burgers and the fries with their special white gooey cheese on the side is awesome good munchies many many choices an all good ones. Very hometown small town authentic Minnesota atmosphere!!"

Eagle's Best

➤ 235 E Frazee Ave, Vergas, United States

Meat • Lunch • Burgers • American

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"When I inquired about the price, I was informed that unless you specifically request a SINGLE cheeseburger with bacon, they automatically assume you want a double. It might be a good idea for them to ask customers whether they want a single or double when ordering a cheeseburger, but they don't. My daughter and I explicitly wanted singles, as she hadn't ordered a double. They debated with me but eventually issued a $3 refund, though I believe it should have been more. I found out that a cheeseburger costs $3.30, which means the bacon added $2.29 to my bill—seems quite steep. Afterwards, I called to confirm the cost of a cheeseburger ($3.30) and the price to add bacon, which would total $4.30. I asked why I was charged $5.59, and chaos ensued. I overheard staff in the kitchen as they discussed my question, one woman suggesting they didn't need customers like me, and a man yelled at me without letting me finish my thoughts before abruptly hanging up. The basic calculations are pretty straightforward: 2 double bacon cheeseburgers at $4.30 each ($8.60), one order of onion chips ($3.30), and two small malts at $3.99 each ($7.98), totaling $19.88, with tax bringing it to $21.25. Initially, I was charged $27.85, and after a $3 refund, I still ended up paying $24.85, meaning they still owe me $3.60. Instead of addressing my concerns honestly, they chose to yell at me, hang up, and essentially steal $3.60 from me. It may not seem like a lot, but it’s my money, not theirs. In essence, they overcharged me and denied my request for a full refund, claiming I was lying during my initial inquiry. I disagree; my daughter ordered two cheeseburgers with bacon, not two double bacon cheeseburgers. Their menu does not specify that ordering without saying "single" means you automatically receive a double. The customer service was atrocious, enough for me to decide I won’t return. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone else, either. We have visitors every summer, and we eat out frequently, but there are plenty of other establishments that offer just as good food, if not better, and are far more pleasant and fair. There are superior malts just down the street, better burgers across the tracks, and tastier onion rings right next door. Don’t waste your money at Eagle's Nest. If you do go, bring a calculator and be sure to ask plenty of questions to ensure you're charged for exactly what you intend to order."