Editor’s Note: Since the publication of this article, 2nd Street Cafe and Coffeehouse has permanently closed.

Small-town Minnesota doesn’t get as much attention as the state’s more populated places. But that doesn’t mean Minnesota’s small towns aren’t full of great places to eat! In fact, some of the best eateries in the state are found in small towns. Not only do they serve up great food, but they do it with friendly service that you don’t always get in the big cities. Next time you’re near Ortonville, Minnesota, consider paying a visit to one of the town’s most popular restaurants. Known for its friendly service, fun setting, and fantastic food, 2nd Street Cafe is a small-town restaurant with big flavor. Take a look:

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This little restaurant is not the most well-known eatery in Minnesota. But it is a popular spot thanks to its friendly service, fun setting, and fantastic food. Next time you’re in Ortonville, stop in for a bite! For more information about 2nd Street Cafe, check out their Facebook page. If you’re looking for more little-known eateries, be sure to check out our list of great small-town restaurants in Minnesota. And if you’d like to recommend your other favorite small-town Minnesota restaurants, fill out our nomination form.

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