Food Building

Went to the "Island of Misfit Makers" local artist sale that was held here. Three unique rooms to shop in. Really cool building with interesting lighting, huge metal sliding doors, and even glass garage doors that look like they open in the summer. The creamery, bakery and butcher weren't open while we were there, but there are big windows you can peek in. Looks like a neat place to tour.

My work team came here for a tour then had lunch next door, it was close to downtown and a fun morning. Sadly the cheese processor at the food building has stopped operations but you can see their bread making and sausage production. As a warning though you do see the full butchering of the hogs (not slaughter though) so if you are vegetarian or sensitive you might not enjoy the tour.Our tour guide was so excited and knowledgeable about the building that he made it really enjoyable, you can do self guided tours (they have great signs that tell you all of the info) but I recommend scheduling a guided one if you can. Overall what I think I liked most about the space was how adorable it was, this would be a great space to rent for a small event, a birthday, retirement party, maybe small wedding etc... I would check it out if you want a unique venue in the city.

The best, most kind and attentive staff in NE. We were about to leave since we felt bad about ordering close to their closing time and the gal at the counter gave us a bunch of free samples and invited us to visit them again. The pastries were bomb and the vibe was friendly. We will definitely be back

Had a great lunch here with my niece. Food was excellent. The breakfast sandwich I had was superb. Fluffy eggs. Delicious meat. Bread was exceptional as well.