Pine Isle
Pine Isle serves up hearty American comfort food in a relaxed Highland Park neighborhood spot with a friendly staff. You can expect familiar dishes made from fresh local ingredients at a casual pace, whether you stick around for breakfast or stop by just to grab a thoughtfully prepared meal. It sits quietly on North Fitzhugh Avenue, a steady presence in the quiet residential area of this lakeside town.
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