Ganley's Restaurant

Everything is great! From the cinnamon rolls to the French dip! Can't go wrong here. Friendly staff and comfortable seating.

We love Ganleys. The servers are wonderful. But we stopped going there. Its a price thing. Omelette. One piece of toast. 14$. Hashbrowns 2.50$. Two pancakes. 10$. Two coffees $6. We split for two. Thats $32.50Down 371 there are a couple of terrific diners. Omelette. Two pancakes. Hashbrowns. $13.50. Two coffees (good coffees). $6. Thats 19.50$ how do you defend the difference? We cant justify Ganleys anymore.

Bottom Line:Nice staff & clean pleasant premises, but food was only so-so in diminutive portions.Top Line:Iced tea that was quickly delivered to table was of the ordinary powdered Lipton version, albeit served in a prettier than usual glass.Chicken gumbo was a cup of decent chicken rice soup. But I'd be hard pressed to call it gumbo. It lacked any spicing that spoke Cajun dialect or infused the broth with any breath of heat. On the good side, there were plenty of little chunks of chicken breast in the soup, along with the veg & rice compadres.Cajun chicken was likewise culinarily defused, perhaps an accomodationary gringofication to the notoriously genteel Midwestern palates. Again, there was little indication that your culinary journey had taken you anywhere south of about Des Moines, Iowa. The supplied tiny cup of BBQ sauce helped the pale flavor profile immensely. The sandwich's tiny portion size barely rose to more than a slightly oversize slider. Demerit also awarded for dressing the sandwich with nothing more than a spattering of shredded lettuce. Good news being that the brioche bun was nicely butter toasted from the kitchen. But it speaks volumes when the bread is the star component of a sandwich.Price of admission for the undersized meal was a couple bucks shy of a twenty after tax. Which puts a strain on the value ratio calculation. Decor was pleasant and waitress was efficient and sweet in the midst of a hectic lunch crunch. Seating was full when I arrived and was still pretty packed when lunch time faded. Obviously a popular place.

This was such a disappointing experience, unfortunately. The service was terrible, our orders were incorrectly prepared and cold, and the water genuinely tasted like rusted pennies. To the point where both my friend and I were concerned with drinking it. I wanted to like this place as it's a cute local joint, but we had a very disappointing time.

Breakfast was so good, I went back the next day for lunch. Ganley will now be a staple when I am in the area!

I want to love this place because of the great location in Nisswa, but I've come to the sad realization it's just not good. We have come here at least once a summer for the last 20-30 years. I've decided after today we won't be back. I've never enjoyed the food here, but today it was truly disgusting. I ordered the pork sandwich and it was terrible. The pork was fatty and greasy. I couldn't eat more than one bite. The French fries were greasy and tasteless. Gross. We paid for our food and went home and ate because our food was literally inedible. If you want to eat in Nisswa skip this place and go to Main Street instead. The food is significantly better.

Great food and service. Excellent spot for breakfast. Service is friendly and quick. Locals clearly come frequently.

Annual golf trip wouldn't be the same without a couple breakfasts at Ganley's. Nice staff, great food.

Great omelettes and service! Reasonable prices. Easy parking. Never had to wait for a table.

Bring back the pork tenderloin sandwich please. Seriously, my family goes there every summer when we're in town. Now back to the pork tenderloin...