The Incredible North Dakota Restaurant That’s Way Out In The Boonies But So Worth The Drive

Way out in western North Dakota, on the edge of the Little Missouri National Grassland and located on the outside of the small town of Belfield is an amazing restaurant you may have never heard of but need to visit. It might be a bit of a drive for most people, but it is well worth the journey to see their unique establishment and try their delicious home cooking. If you're a hunter or hunting enthusiast then this place is especially for you, but anyone can enjoy their fantastic meals.

Check it out:

Way out on the edge of the badlands is this place that is so much more than a truck stop and motel. You see, here you will find a restaurant like no other in North Dakota.

It is called the Trapper's Kettle and once you step inside, you'll see why. The entire restaurant is themed after one of many North Dakotan's favorite hobbies: hunting!

Their unique decor includes tons of antique traps, interesting taxidermy, and plenty of other hunting gear and trinkets. But the interesting atmosphere isn't the only thing Trapper's Kettle has going for it.

The food is what really keeps people coming back. Their menu goes from breakfast to dinner with classics like pancakes or burgers and everything in between.

All of their food is the kind of delicious, homestyle cooking that will take you back to grandma's kitchen.

Plenty of North Dakota favorites are included on their menu, like hot beef or turkey sandwiches smothered in mouthwatering gravy. Don't forget a caramel roll for breakfast or dessert!

Not to mention the wide variety of other things like steaks or seafood that are also available in this neat restaurant.

Trapper's Kettle is certainly one of a kind in many ways, and if you're driving through the area, you will want to be sure you stop in for a bite. If you do, you'll probably want to stop there again on the way back!

The Trapper's Kettle restaurant is located at 803 Highway 85 N, Belfield, ND 58622.

Want to experience more of North Dakota's unique eats? Check out this restaurant that you can only get to by dirt roads and is in a town with less than 20 residents — now THAT'S out in the boonies!