

A modern-day homage to hunters and gatherers, Feller is located within a former brewery built into the bluffs at the South end of Main Street in downtown Stillwater. Located within Lora, the first new hotel to open in the birthplace of Minnesota in more than twenty years, Feller serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.
Seasonal cuisine & craft cocktails inside an industrial-chic former brewery at the Lora Hotel.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 402 S Main St, Stillwater, MN 55082
Phone: (651) 571-3501
Website: https://fellerrestaurant.com/?utm_source=GMB&utm_medium=organic
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Reviews
the foragers flat bread which we were told was 1/2 off but were charged full price. It was loaded with mushrooms and chèvre cheese but the magic ingredient was the sweet honey. We decided on our main courses after seeing the daily special menu. We ordered the jerk chicken with beans and the filet mignon with a side of the balsamic brussel sprouts. We saved room and ended our meal with the Forgers chiffon, if you dipped the chiffon cake in the lemon curd, it was the perfect bite. Over all a positive experience with delicious food.
Nice place, unfortunately didn’t get any pictures of the food.
I got the pepper pasta and my husband got the burger. They were both really good. I can’t remember what our drinks were but they were well crafted and balanced.
Our sever was a young gal named Lynn or Lyrick. She has a lot of tattoos. Very sweet and attentive. Overall we really enjoyed our visit!
I had the tastiest amaretto sour, the pot stickers were DIVINE. Always love the truffle fries and any cheese based pasta they offer. The ramen was ALSO very good! We had the Zeppole for dessert and it was very tasty.
Service was fantastic!! Riley was very sweet and attentive.
For lunch, I ordered mussels in a garlic cream sauce and The Bolognese. The mussels arrived with grilled bread that was soaked in butter—more than I personally prefer—but they looked fantastic. While they weren’t amazing, they were decent. Then came The Bolognese, which also looked great and tasted pretty good overall. It was slightly salty for my liking, but that might just be my personal preference.
All in all, it wasn’t a bad lunch experience.
Our waiter did an excellent job at explaining things to us. He mentioned that it was connected to the coffee shop and we could order from there and they would bring it to us which I thought was very cool! But one thing I noticed was he wasn’t very attentive to the table but there did seem to only be two waiters so that might have been the reason.
From my meal I really enjoyed the potato and the wild boar sausage. The potatoes were a cubed cheesy potato with a nice crunchy top to them. The wild boar sausage had a slight hint of spice to it. I also enjoyed the flavor of the jelly that came with the meal.
My pheasant entrée was outstanding and we all enjoyed the dry rub wings appetizer. The mussels were ok but the bread that came with it and sauce were the best parts. My wife and my son thought their lamb and bolognes pasta respectively were just ok.
I would come back for the great location and view and try some different items.