Jack and Jims
11025 Duelm Rd NE, Foley, MN, 56329
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Address :
11025 Duelm Rd NE
Foley, MN, 56329 - Phone (320) 968-9995
- Website https://jackandjims.com
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Loud
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Shawn S.
This is where you go in Becker cabin country for a solid well priced meal. Several different types of steaks, pork ribs, huge shrimp, and a small salad bar that was only so-so (Iceberg lettuce, not too many options). The bar does have Bell's 2 Hearted (yay) and good draft options, with them available in 16 and 22 oz sizes. I bought a round of drinks for 8 guys (some had soda) and I was like - are you sure you got all 8? Well priced. My prime rib Saturday special was delicious, served in an au jus sauce. Don't get the steamed vegetables for the side, bleh. Might have been canned Del Monte. The potato options looked far better - they could offer more of a quality healthy option. They do not take reservations so unless you want to be hammered by the time you are seated, get here before six to ensure you don't wait for an hour for a table, especially on weekends.
(4)Marguerite A.
WHERE THE HELL AM I ?????????? Yup, in the middle of nowhere ! I was here in the new event center for a wedding reception, and the place is BIG. There was an elevated stage for the head table, and a very nice dance floor. Some of the staff was incredible, and some of them acted like they would rather be somewhere else, but some were very accommodating. We were treated to a buffet, but the overly saturated with dressing salads were served to each table. I liked that. I did NOT like the ice cold buns with hard as rock butter chips. The food was tasty and plentiful. The menu, however, left a lot to be desired. Not the restaurants fault. All in all, they did a decent job in an adequate venue. Not exactly the classiest place ever, but it was clean and tidy. If you live out thisaway, this is the place to have your event. I'm trying to make this review interesting and funny, but there is absolutely nothing interesting or funny to say. IT I S S O F A R O U T M Y G P S D O E S N ' T W O R K ......
(3)Mary S.
Our food was great. I had a steak and my husband had ribs..both were really good and we look forward to going back. The kids liked the chicken strips and fries too. Nice little salad bar, very fresh. Only one soup but it was tasty! Some of the servers gave us the impression they didn't want to be there..that's a drag to deal with.
(4)J N.
$15.00 for a pitcher of beer? Over priced 5 years ago when I said I'd never be back. Still overpriced. I'd review the food, but decided not to take a 401K loan in order to try any... Maybe in another 5 years... (Or after I win the lottery)
(1)Shaun R.
If you are in the area it's probably because your destination is Jack & Jim's. That because there isn't jack around this classic rural Minnesota supper spot. The food is nothing fancy: burgers, steaks, pork chops, and the like. But the dishes always exceed my expectations by being cooked and seasoned perfectly. If Jack & Jim were tag team wrestlers, I would put them on par with Hawk and Animal (Road Warriors.) *For those of you that didn't waste your lives watching WWF in the 80's & 90's that is pretty big compliment.
(4)Hockey M.
Have gone to this restaurant for 19 years. Tonight was my official last trip to Jack and Jim's. $6.00 a beer. Seriously? One fish special, one chicken sandwich basket, one burger basket and one chicken wings and fries and salad bar meal cost $93.00. Are you kidding me? I thought it seemed high but after looking over the bill the waitress didn't enter the wings and fries as a basket and the salad bar as an add-on but all three items as separate items. $10 chicken wings, $5 for the fries and $9 for the salad bar. $24 for wings fries and a salad. When I brought this to her attention she just explained that the reduced salad bar price is only if you order a basket. Oh. Okay. Thanks. I've only frequented this place at least a couple of times a month if not more for the last 19 years and this is what I get. Thanks for nothing. There is only one waitress there dumb enough to enter the order like that and we had to get her. Restaurant of choice now is Granite City. It's worth the extra 15 minute drive to get $4.50 beer and not get screwed over price wise. It was a Friday night at 6 and there was no wait. Open tables. You used to always have to wait for a table. This place has obviously priced themselves right out of business. Not like it used to be. Don't waste your money. If you are looking for good Prime Rib try the River Inn in Hanover. Awesome. Like the way J & J used to be.
(1)John L.
Friday night cod fish special was bad enough to walk out. Salad bar redeemed the pastey onion rings and less than Crispy deep-fried fish. Table in the middle of waitresses rushing and brushing by. Truly forgettable!
(2)Rob N.
Great food! Great service! Never have we had a bad experience there!
(5)Cheree C.
Great food! Have been going here for 20 plus years and the food is always great!
(5)Ingrid Z.
The only reason I drove out of the way to this place was because we got a tree at B&J Evergreen and part of the deal was getting a free pitcher of beer or pop. We were coming up from the Cities and wanted something to quench our thirst, so we stopped by and asked if we could get a couple of pops to go instead of the pitcher. Three or four waitresses looked like deer in the headlights and looked at the to-go coffee cups and asked someone to go get some lids. So far so good. I went to the restroom and came back and now there is a manager lady or something. In her gruff, rude voice she told me that they just can't do that. They don't offer pitchers to go. You don't think I know that?! All I'm asking for is a couple of pops. Then she told me I could buy a couple cans of pop. I told her no, I've already paid for this, so you could give me a couple cans of pop instead. She continued to refuse and finally I asked her how much a pitcher of pop cost. $4.99 she said (not to mention that beer would have been even more). I said, I can't get a couple pops to go for less than $4.99? I was flabbergasted at this point. I couldn't believe that such a simple request that costs them less money was being handled in such an awful way. Finally she said she'll have to get with someone and went out to talk to some guy (Jack? Jim?) who was plowing the parking lot. I explained the same thing to him, briefly, and he basically stomped back in the restaurant and said, I can't give you a bunch of cups of pop to go. Well no s&*T! Again, I told him all I was asking for was a couple of pops to go so we could battle the roads back. Now with everyone staring, he finally gave us the pops. Well, Jack and Jim, I guess the Minnesota Nice fairy didn't give you her sprinkling of friendly magic dust when she want passing by. You can continue to serve your inbred small-town Duelm patrons most of the year, and good luck getting anyone else with this type of control-freak, penny pinching attitude. Oh, and did I mention that one of your waitresses said the only reason the free pitcher offer existed was the draw people in? Well way to go. I was actually considering giving it a shot next year when we had more time. Well, now you lost my business for years to come and perhaps the business of others who read this review. Hope it was worth it for you! Oh, and you give Duelm a bad name. I grew up in a tiny town and we welcomed anyone.
(1)Duel M.
Great place. I come after Mass at St. Lawrence every Sunday. They get my Blessings.
(5)Eric S.
This place is the probably best restaurant in the area, whether you're going for a nice dinner or just a quick burger everything on the menu here is better than average. If it's steak, ribs or seafood you're looking for, they have it and it's good. The steaks are better than what you'd get at most expensive steak houses and they cook em' how you want them. The seafood is excellent as well and guess what? it's better than what you usually get at most expensive seafood restaurants. They have daily specials and a great salad bar in a friendly atmosphere. I've been coming here since I was a kid and not much has changed, it's kind of a hidden treasure out in the middle of nowhere. If you're going with a group on Friday or Saturday for dinner you may want to make reservations as it does get pretty busy. The staff and service is great and it's really worth the drive to check this place out.
(5)Rob N.
Great food! Great service! Never have we had a bad experience there!
(5)J N.
$15.00 for a pitcher of beer? Over priced 5 years ago when I said I'd never be back. Still overpriced. I'd review the food, but decided not to take a 401K loan in order to try any... Maybe in another 5 years... (Or after I win the lottery)
(1)Shaun R.
If you are in the area it's probably because your destination is Jack & Jim's. That because there isn't jack around this classic rural Minnesota supper spot. The food is nothing fancy: burgers, steaks, pork chops, and the like. But the dishes always exceed my expectations by being cooked and seasoned perfectly. If Jack & Jim were tag team wrestlers, I would put them on par with Hawk and Animal (Road Warriors.) *For those of you that didn't waste your lives watching WWF in the 80's & 90's that is pretty big compliment.
(4)John L.
Friday night cod fish special was bad enough to walk out. Salad bar redeemed the pastey onion rings and less than Crispy deep-fried fish. Table in the middle of waitresses rushing and brushing by. Truly forgettable!
(2)Shawn S.
This is where you go in Becker cabin country for a solid well priced meal. Several different types of steaks, pork ribs, huge shrimp, and a small salad bar that was only so-so (Iceberg lettuce, not too many options). The bar does have Bell's 2 Hearted (yay) and good draft options, with them available in 16 and 22 oz sizes. I bought a round of drinks for 8 guys (some had soda) and I was like - are you sure you got all 8? Well priced. My prime rib Saturday special was delicious, served in an au jus sauce. Don't get the steamed vegetables for the side, bleh. Might have been canned Del Monte. The potato options looked far better - they could offer more of a quality healthy option. They do not take reservations so unless you want to be hammered by the time you are seated, get here before six to ensure you don't wait for an hour for a table, especially on weekends.
(4)Marguerite A.
WHERE THE HELL AM I ?????????? Yup, in the middle of nowhere ! I was here in the new event center for a wedding reception, and the place is BIG. There was an elevated stage for the head table, and a very nice dance floor. Some of the staff was incredible, and some of them acted like they would rather be somewhere else, but some were very accommodating. We were treated to a buffet, but the overly saturated with dressing salads were served to each table. I liked that. I did NOT like the ice cold buns with hard as rock butter chips. The food was tasty and plentiful. The menu, however, left a lot to be desired. Not the restaurants fault. All in all, they did a decent job in an adequate venue. Not exactly the classiest place ever, but it was clean and tidy. If you live out thisaway, this is the place to have your event. I'm trying to make this review interesting and funny, but there is absolutely nothing interesting or funny to say. IT I S S O F A R O U T M Y G P S D O E S N ' T W O R K ......
(3)Mary S.
Our food was great. I had a steak and my husband had ribs..both were really good and we look forward to going back. The kids liked the chicken strips and fries too. Nice little salad bar, very fresh. Only one soup but it was tasty! Some of the servers gave us the impression they didn't want to be there..that's a drag to deal with.
(4)Eric S.
This place is the probably best restaurant in the area, whether you're going for a nice dinner or just a quick burger everything on the menu here is better than average. If it's steak, ribs or seafood you're looking for, they have it and it's good. The steaks are better than what you'd get at most expensive steak houses and they cook em' how you want them. The seafood is excellent as well and guess what? it's better than what you usually get at most expensive seafood restaurants. They have daily specials and a great salad bar in a friendly atmosphere. I've been coming here since I was a kid and not much has changed, it's kind of a hidden treasure out in the middle of nowhere. If you're going with a group on Friday or Saturday for dinner you may want to make reservations as it does get pretty busy. The staff and service is great and it's really worth the drive to check this place out.
(5)Cheree C.
Great food! Have been going here for 20 plus years and the food is always great!
(5)Hockey M.
Have gone to this restaurant for 19 years. Tonight was my official last trip to Jack and Jim's. $6.00 a beer. Seriously? One fish special, one chicken sandwich basket, one burger basket and one chicken wings and fries and salad bar meal cost $93.00. Are you kidding me? I thought it seemed high but after looking over the bill the waitress didn't enter the wings and fries as a basket and the salad bar as an add-on but all three items as separate items. $10 chicken wings, $5 for the fries and $9 for the salad bar. $24 for wings fries and a salad. When I brought this to her attention she just explained that the reduced salad bar price is only if you order a basket. Oh. Okay. Thanks. I've only frequented this place at least a couple of times a month if not more for the last 19 years and this is what I get. Thanks for nothing. There is only one waitress there dumb enough to enter the order like that and we had to get her. Restaurant of choice now is Granite City. It's worth the extra 15 minute drive to get $4.50 beer and not get screwed over price wise. It was a Friday night at 6 and there was no wait. Open tables. You used to always have to wait for a table. This place has obviously priced themselves right out of business. Not like it used to be. Don't waste your money. If you are looking for good Prime Rib try the River Inn in Hanover. Awesome. Like the way J & J used to be.
(1)Ingrid Z.
The only reason I drove out of the way to this place was because we got a tree at B&J Evergreen and part of the deal was getting a free pitcher of beer or pop. We were coming up from the Cities and wanted something to quench our thirst, so we stopped by and asked if we could get a couple of pops to go instead of the pitcher. Three or four waitresses looked like deer in the headlights and looked at the to-go coffee cups and asked someone to go get some lids. So far so good. I went to the restroom and came back and now there is a manager lady or something. In her gruff, rude voice she told me that they just can't do that. They don't offer pitchers to go. You don't think I know that?! All I'm asking for is a couple of pops. Then she told me I could buy a couple cans of pop. I told her no, I've already paid for this, so you could give me a couple cans of pop instead. She continued to refuse and finally I asked her how much a pitcher of pop cost. $4.99 she said (not to mention that beer would have been even more). I said, I can't get a couple pops to go for less than $4.99? I was flabbergasted at this point. I couldn't believe that such a simple request that costs them less money was being handled in such an awful way. Finally she said she'll have to get with someone and went out to talk to some guy (Jack? Jim?) who was plowing the parking lot. I explained the same thing to him, briefly, and he basically stomped back in the restaurant and said, I can't give you a bunch of cups of pop to go. Well no s&*T! Again, I told him all I was asking for was a couple of pops to go so we could battle the roads back. Now with everyone staring, he finally gave us the pops. Well, Jack and Jim, I guess the Minnesota Nice fairy didn't give you her sprinkling of friendly magic dust when she want passing by. You can continue to serve your inbred small-town Duelm patrons most of the year, and good luck getting anyone else with this type of control-freak, penny pinching attitude. Oh, and did I mention that one of your waitresses said the only reason the free pitcher offer existed was the draw people in? Well way to go. I was actually considering giving it a shot next year when we had more time. Well, now you lost my business for years to come and perhaps the business of others who read this review. Hope it was worth it for you! Oh, and you give Duelm a bad name. I grew up in a tiny town and we welcomed anyone.
(1)Duel M.
Great place. I come after Mass at St. Lawrence every Sunday. They get my Blessings.
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