Where to Eat Along America’s Iconic Highways | Eater
"Duluth, Minnesota is the northernmost point of highway I-35, which runs down to the Mexico-U.S. border in Laredo, Texas. At its north end, you can get cozy At Sara’s Table, a longstanding community cafe that began in the 1990s as a mobile coffee shop in a trailer. Now, the indoor-outdoor restaurant in the tree-filled Chester Creek neighborhood offers farm-to-table fare for breakfast and an all-day menu that includes a wide range of comfort foods, such as biscuits with chorizo gravy, kimchi fried rice, chicken pot pie, and more. Stock up on baked goods and homemade granola for the next part of your drive." - Vox Creative
