Swedish Inn

Not so great. I bet breakfast is better but a late lunch on a Thursday was slow with barely ok food.  Service was terribly slow. We retrieved our own silverware and napkins.  The hot beef sandwich I had was chewy and dry, but the bread was good and the potatoes were good as well.  

They have hand cut fries, but give kids a different kind of fry that is breaded or something.  

So, I think this place would be hopping for breakfast, but our experience wasn't so great.

My fella and I stopped in here when we couldn't find the coffee shop (it had moved a block back and google maps wasn't updated) yesterday around breakfast hour.  

It was a little awkward when you walk in as its a seat yourself kind of joint but there really aren't any signs letting you know.  After that first awkwardness it was a great experience.  All the waitstaff was lovely, they work together to make sure you are taken care of.  The food was Fantastic!  And honestly, you can't beat the price!

We ordered the Swedish pigs in a blanket with a side of hash browns, two eggs over hard and toast.  It was perfect.  All of it.  We split it and had food left over for under $13.  Definitely will be making the stop if I find myself in the area again.

I first went to Swedish Inn about a month ago, instantly got me hooked on the homemade waffles. I drive through here every Sunday. My favorites off the menu would be the Swedish meatballs, Swedish meatball sub, Homemade waffles, and the orange juice that's served in a frozen mug (Which sadly, has no refills.). The waitresses are super nice and I didn't wait long for my food. Overall; great place, great food.