Toasty's


  • 1032 East 9th St
  • Duluth, Minnesota  (218) 724-3336
  • Rachael Hagen, owner



A nice clean, uncluttered place for lunch, snack, or relaxation. 
I loved the toasted sandwiches.
Nice manageable menu with plenty to choose from and beer, wine, coffee and tea available. 



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