
Address and Contact Information
Address: 195 US-2, Proctor, MN 55810
Phone: (218) 628-0628
Website: http://www.blackwoods.com/
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Reviews
The steak itself could have been enjoyable if prepared as requested, but being overcooked took away from both the flavor and tenderness. Overall, it was disappointing given the cost and the expectations that come with it.
I hope this was just an off night, because I’ve heard good things about Blackwood. With more attention to doneness, the experience could have been much better.
The food was OK, but not great.
The waitress was really pleasant, very attentive, and definitely a good hire. They should be proud. Being a good waitress is almost a dying art.
The only thing I can say is, even in a sweatshirt over a shirt, I was chilled and I wasn’t near a door or window.
Still an excellent way to spoil myself and I had leftovers for a snack later that evening and lunch the next day.
Do yourself a favor, if you’ve never had those tots make sure to stop in and grab some.
On an added note, we’ve had the brunch at the Greysalon Plaza in downtown Duluth for Easter and Mother’s Day over the last 4 years and its an experience that you’ll love. The historic building that Blackwoods has been carefully restoring as a backdrop for a brunch with everything from eggs Benedict to shrimp and prime rib and the beautiful sides.
Don’t forget to spoil Mom and yourselves if you’ve never done it.
Open face turkey sandwich they toasted the bread and gravy wasn’t warm. I told her my salad was better than the meal. All other food options were amazing.
We had the ‘Handcrafted’ Strawberry Lemonade which tasted one step above MinuteMade with strawberry syrup dumped in it.
For entrées we had the Wild Rice Melt + Onion Rings, the Cajun Jambalaya Skillet, and the Salmon Sandwich + Sweet Potato Fries.
The Wild Rice Melt was like 1/5, there was very minimal flavor to it in general… even with the cranberries smothered on it. I didn’t even finish half of it. The Onion Rings weren’t good at all, the breading was super hard and the was the kind that crumbles all over, not the quality kind that melts in your mouth. They definitely are not worth the extra $3 they charge you for them.
The Cajun Jambalaya Skillet was also like 1/5. It was more like canned tomato soup with sausage and vegetables in it on a bed of rice than it was actual Jambalaya. There were also big cherry tomatoes dropped in it which isn’t typical for Jambalaya, but also just tasted bad. There was no Cajun flavor to it at all.
The Salmon Sandwich was 2.5/5, very average. The Sweet Potato Fries were excellent though, 5/5 even though they tasted like they were frozen and reheated.
We had the Roasted Brussel Sprouts & Bacon as an appetizer and those were actually really, really good too; 4.5/5. They were not crispy, but the flavor was great.
The service was good. Overall the food tasted like Applebee’s quality (frozen & reheated.. not fresh) & we probably wouldn’t eat here again