It all began in 1957…
…when Betty's father Aleck built a fish shack by the Stewart River on Highway 61. Realizing that it might serve the fishermen well to have some goodies waiting during their pit stops, Betty started making donuts and coffee for them to enjoy.
Well, one thing led to another and Betty eventually began selling hamburgers and hot dogs. As her customer base grew, she noticed that the old fish stand clashed with her cuisine. In 1958 she turned the stand into a café: Betty's Café.
She soon added pies to her menu.
Eventually Betty expanded the café by adding a lunch counter and more seating. Of course, the pie selection expanded too. People were now beginning to make it a regular stop on their way to cabins and resorts along the North Shore. Even now, Betty’s Café remains a staple of the area… and beyond.
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INFO
1633 MN-61
Two Harbors, MN 55616
Email: bettyspies.com@gmail.com
Phone: 218-834-3367
HOURS
Monday - Friday: Closed
Saturday & Sunday: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Holiday Hours
Monday Dec 23: 10:00-4:00
Tuesday Dec 24: 10:00-4:00
Christmas Day: Closed
Thursday Dec 26: 10:00-4:00
Friday Dec 27: 10:00-4:00
Saturday Dec 28: 10:00-4:00
Sunday Dec 29: 10:00-4:00
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HEAR FROM OUR HAPPY CUSTOMERS!
“We stopped at Betty’s near closing time and grabbed two slices of pie to take back to our hotel. The pies were amazing!!!!! We came back the next day for breakfast. Hands down the best breakfast I have ever had in a restaurant! We mad Betty’s our morning breakfast stop in our trip and ate pie for lunch each day! Can’t wait to go back. Have had to order the cheese cake online cause we couldn’t wait. And the banana cream is just as amazing!!!!”
“We spend the days exploring the winter activities on the North Shore; and the nights sitting by the fireplace watching movies, giggling, and having fun. The only thing that could make three nights away from the kids any more special is PIE from Betty’s! We stopped in on our first night and bought a pie. A single, delicious, mouth-watering pie. The next day - we went back. And we bought SIX pies. SIX. PIES. There were three of us. You do the math. We had no shame in our pie game!”
