For a state not quite 200 years old, Minnesota has a surprising number of historic restaurants. Many of the oldest spots popped up when the Twin Cities experienced a population boom in the 1800s. For this reason, most historic restaurants are in the southern part of the state. But there’s a 100-year-old restaurant on the North Shore that is well worth visiting. Read on to learn about Pickwick, its history, and its delicious food:

Related Stories

A New Chef-Driven Eatery Has Opened In Minnesota And You'll Want To Visit Right Away

A New Chef-Driven Eatery Has Opened In Minnesota And You'll Want To Visit Right Away

The Brewery In Minnesota That Features Magnificent Waterfront Views

The Brewery In Minnesota That Features Magnificent Waterfront Views

Escape To The Countryside When You Stay At This Rural Airbnb In Minnesota

Escape To The Countryside When You Stay At This Rural Airbnb In Minnesota

Looking for more information about Pickwick? Check out their website and Facebook page. And if you’d love to dine surrounded by even more Minnesota history, take a look at our list of the 10 oldest restaurants in Minnesota.

OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.