Ox Yoke Inn

When I went to Ox Yoke Inn, the service was fantastic. We arrived a couple of minutes before closing and asked the waitress if it was okay for us to still dine in. She reassured us that it was totally fine, even though we had a pretty big table, which was quite considerate of her. The waitress was very accommodating, and it was a blessing to eat there. The food was also excellent; I had the chicken wings, and they were delicious. I'm very thankful for the cooks and the overall experience. It's a very nice place.

Food and service never disappoint. Ox Yolk Inn is an old traditional restaurant with amazing steaks, chicken and ribs.

The very kind staff let us in right when they were closing. Food was great, atmosphere was fun. Really enjoyable. Excellent burger.

We were on a bike ride and wondering where to eat. We were out in the country on the Luce Line Trail and went much further than we planned. We were lucky to find this restaurant right on the trail. I was able to get a Schells Firebrick tap beer. We had the walleye sandwich and a mushroom and Swiss burger. The food was very tasty and the service was good. Great to have a good place to eat on the bike trail when there is nothing much else around.

Local supper club along the Luce Line Trail makes it a 4 star stop. Maybe because I was starving from bicycle riding like 14 miles so far, but the food tasted great to me. This is not the fanciest of supper clubs, but it's proximity to the Luce Line a winner. Fresh taps of beers are limited in choices, but we were able to find a Castle Danger Cream Ale-the best thirst quencher on a long bike ride. My bestie had the Walleye Sandwich (which I only got a tiny sample since he gobbled it up so fast). I was more than happy with the 1/3 pound burger (they also offer 1/2 pounders), tons of mushrooms and not too much food for the long bike ride back.Bike racks on the side of the building. This spot will be on our next visit to the Luce Line: Good service & food.

I stopped in during the week a bit ago and was pleased to see that the place was busy despite having to block out tables and some seating. Had the Prime Rib (on a Thursday! who knew!), a couple of Bell's Two Hearted Ales, and it hit the spot. Their breaded chicken wings lived up to their reputation - crispy and delicious. Plenty of parking, pull tabs, specials, nice menu, plenty of servers.As far as the folks rating this place 2-3 stars, ya, well, sure if you compare it to a place like Birch's that is more updated, more expensive. This is a local joint that we want to support in these modern times so institutions like this don't get left behind. Thanks.

We were taken to the Ox Yoke Inn by friends who have been there often. The place is considered an institution by folks in the far Western reaches of the Metro, and it's easy to understand why: It's the only restaurant around for miles (or so it seems in the dark); it's unassuming, homey, and very welcoming.All of that more than make up for the so-so food we had: The clam chowder was as thick as glue, with nice chunks of clam, and the grilled walleye had very little flavor. The baked potato was generous.I would return to the Ox Yoke Inn if in the Maple Plain area, but I would not consider the place a destination.

Breakfast lunch and dinner. I have gone here since I was 14 years old and that was back in the 70's. Probably hasn't changed much inside since then but that's part of its charm. Food is generous and very tasty. I've been told their fish is the best around. I love their burgers and wraps. Try the fried pickles. Order your carrot cake to come before the meal, or go just for the carrot cake. Their Service is the best. Awesome destination for a motorcycle ride or a bicycle ride being right off the Luce line trail. Get there a little early because they are pretty busy.

Wow... Our experience here was awful on just about every level. The service was nearly non-existent (I had one glass of ice water that was gone a quarter of the way through the meal). We elected to try the family style (the sides came out in small dessert saucers) - the waitress was never around, so there was no refilling. My wife had the Walleye - large portion that tasted fishy and had quite a few bones; she left most of that large slab of fish sitting on the plate. I had the chicken and our boy the drumstick basket; he loves chicken and left his after one bite. I left mine as well - decent texture but no taste. A thorough disappointment, on many fronts; we will never go back.

I was raised in a nearby town. I've been fortunate to travel to many different places in this beautiful world. Because of that, I've had some great prime rib and Ox Yoke is definitely the tits!Get an extra side of their delicious and creamy horseradish sauce. It's absolutely the reason I have my plump and juicy man-tits. No regrets!