Norske Nook - DeForest

We had a blast at Norske Nook today. The service was great (our waitress took great care of us and she was very kind and polite). And the food... Yummy yummy! We bought a traditional apple pie for new year's eve too, I am sure we will enjoy that!!

This is a MUST STOP when you're visiting the DeForest Public Library from afar. I had the most delicious Potato Pancakes (think hash browns... But it a giant flat shape). My picky eater son ate his entire chocolate chip pancake! My daughter devoured the scrambled eggs, bacon, and toast. But the PIES! My goodness, they were delicious. My kids clocked which pies they wanted right as we walked in. We had the rubharb crumble, chocolate mousse, and raspberry sour cream. The server was so patient and understanding with my kids. It was a yummy, low stress brunch.

Amazing first time visit. Will definitely be back an definitely get some pie for a trip home

This is a family owned thing and they have three of them in the stare. The main one is in Osseo. This is a nice clean bright family restaurant specializing in Norwegian dishes. They also have burgers and sandwiches and everything is pretty darn good. They are known for their pie and baking. Recent I’ve had been there and had biscuit and gravy for breakfast and it was very good with a real homemade biscuit dense but crumbly . It was good. I’ve also had the rhubarb crumble pie, which I loved. And lso the Snivkers pie, which was a request from my ex wife , and I did like that but she swears by it, whatever! The pies and bakery are uniformly good. The service is warm and friendly. I recommend. Only open until like 2 or 3. So be aware. And they also have some cute retail on the theme

I was so excited to finally try some pie from here. I ordered the corn chowder. It was thick, bland, seemed more like a dip for tortilla chips. The chicken and biscuit was really salty with no other seasoning. Obviously frozen carrots, peas, and cubed chicken that may have come from a can. Heinz chicken gravy in a can is better than theirs. My friend had the corned beef and hash with eggs over easy. Eggs were over hard and he said the corned beef tasted really processed. Finally I get the Dutch apple pie and ice cream. I’d give it a 4/10. Ken’s meat market does it better. I had planned on getting more bakery items to take home but after spending $40 on the mediocre food I’d sampled I passed. I won’t be back.