Toeast - Fergus Falls

Do not expect a quick meal at this restaurant. When we visited on Saturday, it took 45 minutes to receive our food, but it was well worth the wait. I ordered Swedish meatballs on toast with cranberry cucumber salad, and it was like Christmas on a plate. We make sure to eat here whenever we are in the area because we are never disappointed. The restaurant has a definite Scandinavian vibe and we love the decor, especially their wallpaper. It is a hidden gem in a small town.

This is truly the best toast I have ever tried! My grandma brought me to this restaurant when I visited, and now it has become our go-to spot. Thank you!

The food here is amazing. The wait times can be a bit long on weekends. In the picture: Smoked Salmon toast and Frikkadilla.

Super neat place, with good service and a great menu. Can’t go wrong with a brunch at toast with mimosas!

Tea Lovers Beware.I love this place, you can get good food for good prices, the inside is so cute, and the wait staff are always so nice. I love coming here with my family and friends.But. It seems that no one at this restaurant knows how to make a pot of tea! Their tea pots are 16oz at maximum and the pots come with a steeper that’s about an inch in diameter and 2 or 3 inches long. Every time I’ve ordered the hot tea the steeper is at LEAST half full of loose leaf tea, I’ve had times where the steeper was filled to the TOP with loose leaf! Not only is this a huge waste of tea, it’s way too much loose leaf for such a small teapot! A SINGLE TEA SPOON of loose leaf and five minutes is more than enough to make a perfect pot of tea in my 25oz tea pot! So I can’t imagine why anyone would think such an exorbitant amount of tea should ever be used for such tiny tea pots.MAKING TEA 101 PSA: when using loose leaf tea you only need a single tea spoon of leaves to make your pot of tea, especially if it’s a smaller pot. Hot water and time is what makes good tea. If you use too much tea when steeping it’s much easier for your tea to become bitter and burnt tasting in little time. So use a small amount of tea and count the minutes until your tea is perfect to your personal tastes. THE SIZE OF THE STEEPER IS NOT A VALID FORM OF LOOSE LEAFE TEA MEASUREMENT.I am BEGGING for someone on staff who can do something about this sees this and answers my prayers to educate the teafully ignorant. I’d teach the staff myself if I could at this point.On a different tea note. On my most recent trip there the waitress said that they had a jasmine green tea option, I eagerly said yes bc jasmine tea is my favorite, but unfortunately it was just a regular plain green tea that ended up being bitter and having a wet laundry aftertaste, no doubt bc the steeper was about half full unfortunately. :(Thank you for reading the ravings of a tea crazed lunatic, I hope it was educational, and not rude?