I love Hardees! I was very disappointed to have this chain disappear from the Twin Cities. I remember my Dad always taking us to the Hardees just outside Taylor's Falls on the way to WI. So obviously when I was going on vacation and we had to stop, I made every effort to stop here for breakfast. I ordered my childhood usual, which was the biscuits and gravy. The recipe hasn't changed much at all. It is still delicious and I love it. I was expecting a hash brown when I ordered, I didn't know that they were hash"rounds" instead. It was still good however. The service was great and the food was fast. So no complaints there. Come for break
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Wayne M.
So after a 66 mile peddle bike ride,I looked forward to eating here, standing inline, two groups of four walked out,two people complaint there order was wrong, I asked for ketchup to find out they ran out of ketchup, than finally to get my order which they messed up on,next time I will just go to dairy queen to get chicken strips, it's a lot cleaner also.
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Peter T.
Halfway stop between Minneapolis and Duluth on I-35. I think their breakfast biscuit is no question the best fast-food breakfast offering out there.
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Richard R.
I'm from Connecticut so we do not have a Hardee's up there. So this is my first time ever eating at this joint, and I have to say is really good here. We need to make everything fresh here.I had the chicken fingers pretty juicy, and well cooked.and the staff were pretty friendly so not bad.
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Matt R.
Although there is not too much competition in this city, there should be no reason to pick this restaurant. I've done it a couple of times driving between Minneapolis and Duluth when I needed something in my stomach, and they have given just that...not much more. The service is appalling by metro-area standards; pretty hickish staff and they operate on one setting: slow. I've had them remake a sandwich here before and they were not very accommodating. Never really busy when I've been, but I seem to end up waiting long for my meal (I know they cook from scratch, but even with that consideration...). Management does not have a good control over the staff. * Going southbound on I-35: save yourself for Pine City (see 'Java Joes') * Going northbound on I-35: get a Cliff bar at the holiday gas station...save yourself for Duluth.
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Specialities
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Drive-Thru : Yes
Abe M.
I love Hardees! I was very disappointed to have this chain disappear from the Twin Cities. I remember my Dad always taking us to the Hardees just outside Taylor's Falls on the way to WI. So obviously when I was going on vacation and we had to stop, I made every effort to stop here for breakfast. I ordered my childhood usual, which was the biscuits and gravy. The recipe hasn't changed much at all. It is still delicious and I love it. I was expecting a hash brown when I ordered, I didn't know that they were hash"rounds" instead. It was still good however. The service was great and the food was fast. So no complaints there. Come for break
(4)Wayne M.
So after a 66 mile peddle bike ride,I looked forward to eating here, standing inline, two groups of four walked out,two people complaint there order was wrong, I asked for ketchup to find out they ran out of ketchup, than finally to get my order which they messed up on,next time I will just go to dairy queen to get chicken strips, it's a lot cleaner also.
(1)Peter T.
Halfway stop between Minneapolis and Duluth on I-35. I think their breakfast biscuit is no question the best fast-food breakfast offering out there.
(4)Richard R.
I'm from Connecticut so we do not have a Hardee's up there. So this is my first time ever eating at this joint, and I have to say is really good here. We need to make everything fresh here.I had the chicken fingers pretty juicy, and well cooked.and the staff were pretty friendly so not bad.
(5)Matt R.
Although there is not too much competition in this city, there should be no reason to pick this restaurant. I've done it a couple of times driving between Minneapolis and Duluth when I needed something in my stomach, and they have given just that...not much more. The service is appalling by metro-area standards; pretty hickish staff and they operate on one setting: slow. I've had them remake a sandwich here before and they were not very accommodating. Never really busy when I've been, but I seem to end up waiting long for my meal (I know they cook from scratch, but even with that consideration...). Management does not have a good control over the staff. * Going southbound on I-35: save yourself for Pine City (see 'Java Joes') * Going northbound on I-35: get a Cliff bar at the holiday gas station...save yourself for Duluth.
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