Chosen "Minnesota's Favorite Roadside Diner" byMinnesota Monthly Magazineand one of"100 Restaurants Worth the Drive" SEASON ENDS, this year, SUN, OCT. 30th FALL PORK DINNERS OCT. 7-8, 14-15, and 21-22 NEW!! OPEN FOR DINNER 5-8 PM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING OPEN: Monday-Saturday 8am - 2:30 pm Sunday 9am - 2 am
BREAKFAST SERVED 8AM-11AM LUNCH SERVED 11AM-2:30PM SUNDAY FAMILY BREAKFAST 9AM-2PM Our cafe is in an early 1900 home surrounded with gardens, paths
and a beautiful gazebo and is open from mid April til the end of October. Homemade is not an exaggeration at the Chickadee Cottage. Taste and enjoy breads, desserts, and dishes made from scratch right in our own kitchen. READ OUR NEWSLETTER HERE 
We invite you to Chickadee Cottage where you will enjoy our tradition of prompt friendly service, reasonable prices, and taste tempting homemade foods in a restaurant with a true neighorhhood feel. Chickadee Cottage is the best place to start the day with a traditional BREAKFAST or one of our special omelets. SUNDAY FAMILY BREAKFAST is always all you care to eat, highlighting Joan’s homemade cinnamon rolls just out of the oven. LUNCHTIME is a treat at the Chickadee Cottage, where our kitchen works overtime to bring the best to you every day. Great care is taken to prepare our homemade salads, soups, lasagna, ala king and every one of our specialized dishes. You'll always find fresh made DESSERT or Bridgeman's Ice Cream to top off the perfect lunch. Want to enjoy a picnic on the shores of Lake Pepin? Try our TAKEOUT menu. We're just a short walk away to the Most Beautiful Spot on the Mississippi!" Dinner is served every Friday and Saturday evening. Friday is Mama Beno's pasta Bowl specials and on both nights we feature a grilled shrimp dinner for just $9.95. Make plans to join us for dinner".  It’s no wonder that Chickadee Cottage has become an institution over the years. For seventeen seasons we have welcomed guests to our front door. Our delicious foods and charming atmosphere have attracted travelers to stop and enjoy a special retreat along the “Great River Road”. 
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