You'll Love The Old School-Vibe At Charlie's Cafe, A Small-Town Diner In Freeport, Minnesota
By Betsy Rathburn|Published January 25, 2020
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Betsy Rathburn
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Betsy is a Minneapolis-based writer who's lived in Minnesota for 20 years. If you know of any amazing Minnesota restaurants, nature areas, or other attractions, feel free to let her know about them at brathburn@onlyinyourstate.com or on Twitter @betsyrathburn.
No matter which state you’re in, small towns are the backbone of the United States. And there’s nowhere better to visit in a small town than a small-town cafe. These spots are beacons of friendly service, comfortable atmosphere, and delicious comfort food. Here in Minnesota, we have more than a few excellent spots that meet these criteria. In fact, in Freeport, Minnesota, a town of just 700 people, you’ll find one of the most charming small-town diners in the state. Charlie’s Cafe is a must-stop spot next time you’re in this central Minnesota town. Here’s what you need to know:
Charlie’s Cafe is a longstanding restaurant on Main Street in Freeport, Minnesota. It’s about 30 miles northwest of St. Cloud.
The restaurant’s long history is evident as soon as you walk in. Slide onto a stool along the old-school lunch counter for a close-up glimpse of this restaurant’s inner workings.
There's also plenty of seating for those who prefer a quieter meal. No matter where you sit, you'll be guaranteed to have excellent service and fantastic food.
The burgers are also great. This classic diner fare is best eaten alongside a pile of fries, onion rings, or tater tots. Luckily, Charlie's has all three!
Of course, like any classic diner, Charlie's also has great breakfasts. This favorite meal is served all day. Stop in for a hearty plate of bacon, eggs, hash browns, toast, or pancakes!
All in all, Charlie’s Cafe is a small-town diner that has something for everyone. For more information about Charlie’s Cafe, be sure to take a look at their website and follow the restaurant on Facebook. And for more small-town eating in Minnesota, check out our list of 10 small-town restaurants that serve up amazing food.
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