Sir Benedict's Tavern

Great spot to sit with a beer and listen to live music after work. I ordered the German pretzel with beer cheese and it was fantastic paired with the Bent Paddle Cold Press. I used to hang out here years ago and I am super happy that the place has all the same vibes but better service and menu. Thanks, Sir Ben’s! ❤️❤️❤️

Always, always a great experience. Everything about Sir Ben's is unique and every visit inspires the next! Sandwiches are eyes-roll-to-back-of-your-skull-bliss delicious. That smoked acorn squash soup? Mine! All mine! The atmosphere, inside and outside, is intimate, welcoming and engaging. If you have to wait, do it. It's no cliche that it's worth the wait!

The food was delicious and there was live music. We sat on a table outside and the food didn't take too long to be ready. However, they charged us for a plate we didn't order but we're nice enough to correct the payment. They didn't say the beer wasn't brought to the table so we had to re-order them without paying for them again. They need to work on their service. Nice place though.

Yum, yum, yum. Discovered this place last year and fell in love. No matter how simple a sandwich may be, there's something magical about the ones here at Sir Benedict's. The food is scrumptious, the staff are outgoing and knowledgeable. I have yet to be disappointed. They have now switched to counter ordering, with food delivered to your table thereafter. Although different than last year, it's still a smooth process and I can't wait to return. My friend and I both enjoyed our food (although I can't remember what they got). I had the Sir Pesto last time, and this time made a hybrid of that with the Bruce. It was fantastic. We also got the apple pie and some hard cider. The pie filling was a little cinnamon forward but we still finished it lol. Don't miss out on this place when in Duluth!

On the recommendation of our hotel and after a long day of driving, we were looking for a local place with drinks and good food. Boy did Sir Ben's not disappoint. We had the Reuben and Cuban. Both had their own unique twist to the typical. Both were excellent tasting and delicious. I highly recommend. For starters we had the large German pretzel which was probably one of the soft dough, not too salty pretzels we've ever had. To top it off, beer choices and drinks were on point as well.