People Drive From All Over Wisconsin To Try The Homemade Pies At The Norske Nook
Generations of drivers on Wisconsin’s Interstate 94 have taken exit 88 for one very delicious reason: the pie at the Norske Nook.
This family restaurant with a quirky name is an institution in Wisconsin, a place where the pie is elevated to an art form. People drive for hours to visit the Nook, and while a couple of other locations have opened up around Wisconsin, the original cafe in Osseo can’t be beat. It’s a place that’s even found its way onto the presidential campaign trail, and every candidate who stops at the Norske Nook is a winner.
Here’s why.
While the original Norske Nook is in Osseo, you can also find locations in Rice lake and De Forest. The restaurants pride themselves on great customer service and Old World touches – the servers all wear traditional Scandinavian apparel. Wisconsin has a ton of great places for homemade desserts. If you’re on the other side of the state, you might want to swing over to OJ’s Midtown.
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