Spend sometime this afternoon at Sibley park. It has a great walking path, and exercise area. Bring some quarters to purchase food for the fish, goats and sheep. I recommend this for families with children. Great Play ground area also.

While this place offers a very nice and relaxing environment, it is a great place overall to walk around and see all the animals. The holiday lights are amazing. The only problem I have is that it is very annoying when you rent out the barn (the barn is well kept and nice) but if you hold a reception, graduation party etc. There are random people that can walk in and take your stuff. So many kids without their parents watching will enter your reception and take your stuff and food.

"Absolutely gorgeous park! 🌳✨ The scenery is stunning and so well-kept. Perfect spot for families to enjoy a relaxing day together, but also has a really romantic vibe for couples. Definitely one of my favorite parks to visit!

Beautiful place and well taken care of. Bathrooms aren't very accessible which is disappointing. The grounds and attractions are nicely kept.

Very unique park with lots of playgrounds. There are some animals which the kids love: goats, different fowls, peacocks, cows, pigs, llama, and more. There is a koi pond where you can feed the fish (need quarters to get fish feed). During the holidays it lights up and they bring reindeer. There is a work out area for adults with some unique tools. One of the best parks for kids and adults together!

Love the park it's so cute and I love seeing the animals. We even had a goat look like he was smiling for his picture!!!!!

Holds the Kiwanis Lights every Christmas. Definitely worth stopping to walk through or at the least drive through. Has a great play area for the kids, animals for the kids to see, and close to the river. Has bathrooms available with flush toilets. Lots of room for events or to play a soccer game. Check it out anytime of the year!

Better than average beer. Mr. Stout was about the best stout I've had and it's a remarkable 11.0% ABV. Friendly service. Ambiance includes a generous portion of seating inside of the brewery. Tours are available. Plenty of free parking exists. An ATM is on site. It would be nice if there were better bar snacks available.

I am giving four stars because the beer was good. Service could have been better. It seemed like a college hangout, which is fine if you are in college but can be annoying if not. Good indoor seating. They have a stage for live music. Outdoor patio was nice and spacious. Dog friendly is always a plus! A nice place to stop for a good beer!

Amazing place. Great beers and live music. They don't have food there but you can bring your own food. 100% recommended

Loved the setting and the beer was very nice. Locations is a little ho him but that is the current state of small breweries. We will be back!

Cool location, directly in their brewery. Beers are really tasty and prices are absolutely fair. Bought two crowlers because we liked the beer so much. If we ever come back to MN we have to go there again. Try their beer if you are around!

Cool brewery with their own beers on tap. The space is a bit larger than just the bar and brewery equipment, but they make the bar area feel just right. They've got games, bean bags, and giant jenga for you to play so you can bring your kids. There's no food here. It's a great place to grab a drink with a friend.

Great Brewery, everything I tried was excellent. The Haymaker IPA, Tropic LUV, Dead or Alive, Most Wanted 2020. Dog friendly patio in the front. Wheelchair accessible parking, entrance, and restroom.

My wife and I came here for an afternoon getaway to celebrate her birthday. Wonderful place. Wedding space and grounds are beautiful and wine was great!

We had a great visit the Chankaska Winery over the weekend. It was drizzly and rainy but they had a cozy fire inside and lots of fun drinks to try. Their lemon drop shot and the peppermint liquour were my two favorites! Wonderful ambiance and stunning property with a beautiful creek next to the back patio. I can’t wait to visit again!

Absolutely beautiful grounds. High quality wines and great appetizer options. If you enjoy beautiful gardens and delicious wine come enjoy an afternoon wandering their grounds with your favorite glass.

I had my wedding here and it was the wedding of my dreams. The venue is beyond gorgeous and the staff do a great job making the wedding guests feel special. Their wine is really good along with their pizza. Our coordinator, Chris, was extremely organized, communicative and went above and beyond for us on our special day. We are so happy with our wedding day!

A great road trip destination! Beautiful setting with plenty of outdoor seating. Intimate indoor seating in wine tasting room and a vibrant Spirit room. Nice variety of wines. Flights of wine available include red, white, Minnesota wines and Reserve Red. Pizza and charcuterie boards available if you are hungry.

We always have a great experience there. The food and wine and spirits are always good. We did have an unusual situation. When we walked up to the door I had to go back to the car and my husband went in. There was a worker who was right ahead of me and did not hold the door open for me. I was a foot away. My husband was at the 2nd door and had it open for him.

Amazing wine, friendly staff, great pizza, and next to a bubbling creek you can enjoy if you sit outside. Back again and discovered Chankaska also has spirits! The Apple Brandy and Straight Bourbon Whiskey were awesome! We also had the Thai Flatbread Pizza, very tasty. Wonderful place to relax!!

I visited this state park to check off another hiking club trail, so that's the only trail I explored. The trail was wide and relatively easy, and there were plenty of maps along the trails to prevent you from getting lost. There is a paved bike trail that goes through the park, and it looked very well maintained. Overall, I had a great experience here.

It was definitely worth the stay. The lake was weedy and it was cold and rainy when we stayed. We had the kayaks with but didn't take them out. Instead we experienced the calm, quiet campground and the trails winding through the state park.

Nice quiet campground even though it was very full. The spots are a bit more spread out than some state parks and many of the spots are very private. The bath/shower room was clean and well cared for. We talked to 2 different Park Rangers, both were very nice and helpful. The closeness to the bike path was great. The dump station turn in would be tight if you had a larger camper, but if you take the last loop of the campground it looks like it would be a straighter shot. We did not have to do that as our rig is very small. Just a note to check it out before you drive down to it with your camper. The firewood sold at this park was probably the nicest wood we have bought at any other state park. I was a bit worried about that because (in our experience) the parks closer to the twin cities don't always have the greatest firewood. It was a nice quiet weekend - we will camp here again!

We were in the upper camp and they had SO MANY bugs, especially flies and spiders. Don’t get me wrong it’s a great area for camping but they just need to kill the bugs.

This park is better than expected. Nice lake area and has a good wooded campground for a smaller park. Very nice big woods scenery throughout. Not much for trails being a smaller park but the ones they have are nice . Has a nice bike path. Park would be exceptional if it had a swim beach and better day use area. Road noise is a constant being small and close to the main highway.

The good: nice campsites with specific tent pads, nice trails, friendly staff, well kept restroom areas The bad: road noise, noise from Waterville (ie live music from the bars late as in i know what song is playing and can vividly hear the bass and lyrics), lots of kids (unless you want that then maybe it is good) What to know: firewood for sale, no ice for sale, like anywhere right on a lake a lot of mosquitos (not a deal breaker for me), everything within the state park is very close like restrooms to campsites and ranger station to camp area, gas stations are a mile or two away, there is strong cell signal

What a lovely campground. Very quiet. Bathroom and shower building is great. Trails are excellent. Mosquitos are trying to carry us off so bring bug spray. 😂

We came here for a wedding. There was around 120 guests and this seemed like the perfect place for a wedding that size. Beautiful winery. There were grapes in the vines while we were here. They have a playground for the kids. The make their own wines and they recently starting making their own vodka. Prices were reasonable for a winery. The staff were great, helped when they needed, stayed away when you didn’t need them. Bartenders were kind and helpful.

My husband and I got married at Next Chapter Winery in June 2024 and we had the best day thanks to Jackie and Jeff! The venue itself was so beautiful for our special day. We had a rainy wedding day so we mainly utilized the Barrel Room and Pavilion which turned out to be the perfect backdrop for photos and our ceremony. We were able to have the sides of the Pavilion up so the vineyard could be the backdrop for group photos and after our ceremony we were also able to sneak outside in a break of the rain to take photos in the vineyard. Jackie and Jeff constantly went the extra mile to make sure that things were running smoothly and checking in to see if we needed anything. We trusted their judgment on certain details and we are so glad they did what worked best in the space. We are so very thankful to have had their support leading up to our wedding and to celebrate with them on the big day. We will always recommend Next Chapter Winery to everyone not only because it is a beautiful space, but because Jackie, Jeff, and the staff make the experience over the top special.

We had the most beautiful wedding here last weekend. Jackie is wonderful. She and her husband are the nicest people. The vineyard, barrel room and dinner areas are beautiful. I couldn’t recommend more.

I can’t say enough good things about Next Chapter Winery! I was able to use their venue for my bridal shower, rehearsal dinner & wedding and each event went perfectly with the help of Jackie, Jeff & staff! They were so helpful and great with communicating to every question and change in plans I had. Even with rain on the wedding day the venue has so many options to still put on a beautiful ceremony when I couldn’t be outdoors. I truly can’t thank them enough for making my day so special. I would absolutely recommend anyone looking for a venue for an upcoming event to check out Next Chapter Winery!

Beautiful winery and vineyard! The house-made vodka is delicious and they've created a huge variety of fun cocktails! Great ambiance, large outdoor seating with playground for the kids and lots of places to sit. It truly is a Minnesota gem that needs to be visited.

We just celebrated our daughter and new son's wedding at Next Chapter yesterday, and in a word, wow! Jackie and Jeff are the sweetest people and so easy to work with! Jackie was the officiant of the ceremony even, and she wrote such a lovely and silly ceremony; everyone loved it! We are so happy with how the day went from start to finish. Everyone said what a beautiful space it was, and it was so perfect for our book nerds! I couldn't recommend Next Chapter enough!

Getting married at Next Chapter was a no brainer for us! Do you love wine? Do you love a very elegant yet rustic feel? Do you love twinkly lights and a good time? GET MARRIED HERE! They have everything you could ever want in a venue and Jackie and Jeff were absolutely wonderful through the whole process making the whole day a breeze! I love all the positive energy and love filled memories we have from this wonderful place. Take it from a DIY Bride!

Cool experience, so much candy and pop, it's crazy. Be prepared to be shoulder to shoulder. It is cash only and watch the checkouts as they don't always pay attention while ringing things up, especially clearance products. They have some cheese and a cool selection of brats and bison burgers.

This place is crazy cool. Almost always packed with people, but there's good reason for that. They have a lot of staff to process transactions efficiently. They have every variety of almost every snack, treat, or baked good. You smell their fresh baked goods as soon as you walk in.

This place is so cool to visit. Even if you are not a huge fan of candy, this place has something for you. They have one of the most extensive collections of puzzles for sale. They also have a huge assortment of canned goods, preserves, cheeses, meats, olives, and so much more. Oh and a ton of candy. Things I have never seen before. It is such a fun place to visit.

I absolutely love the candy store. I come every year with my family. It’s one of our favorite places to come. Not only do they have candy. They have a lot of homemade goods in general including food and gift like items such as candles and soaps. they have awesome designs of different characters painted all over the walls and ceilings. I highly recommend coming here.

First time visit. So much to see. Very crowded! Large assortment of candies, chips, and pops/sodas from all over the world. Freshly picked apples, baked pies, apple crisp, and fudge. Candy cigs, pop rocks, rock candy, and more. Wide assortment of jarred items, snack meats, cheese, fresh chicken and duck eggs. And lots to see overhead - free eye candy so to speak! Special note: Cash and Checks Only. No debit or credit cards. ATMs on site. Will return for sure!

Amazing place. So many candies, but not just candy. They have fresh apples, pumpkin's and more. As well as preserves, jerkies, and fresh baked pies. And the decor is amazing. Well worth the stop, just plan your time. We went on a Saturday and it was packed.

Stopped here after another event that had brought us so far south of the cities, so we had to stop on the way back! I haven't been here in years, but its an attraction all its own now!! Every nook and cranny had its own theme, that seemed to transport you to another world. AMAZING kinda comes close to describing what they have done with this place!! And the selection of almost anything you can think of for candy and special treats from around the world.. they had so many other options besides candy.. it was so hard to choose!! We settled on some new tea we haven't tried, a new soup mix, carrot cake mix and some other special treats thats hard to find in the normal grocery store. We had just as much fun here, looking at all the things they had, as our other event!! Will have to make the drive just for this place next time!! 😄

Great Nutso brown ale! Mocha stout was nice coffee and chocolate flavor. The Borban Barrel has a nice oak flavor, maybe a bit citrus too. Nice South facing location with garage doors to let the air in. Oh and the moon boots peanut butter beer was awesome too!

F-Town is a great place with a cozy taproom and sizable walkout patio. They always have an interesting array of beers from wheat to stout, so if you like beer at all, they'll usually have at least one to satisfy you. Not sure what to try first? They're more than happy to let you taste a few sips first!

Quality place! Good beer and chill atmosphere! Nice place to grab a beer or two

Good beer and nice remodel, but it still needs work. At the time of my visit, there were 7 beers on tap ranging from light to bitter to dark, and there was a tasty looking BBQ food truck parked on the side. When I went to order, the bartender cut me off asking, "Have you ever been here before?" I said, "No." and tried to order once more, but was again cut off by her explaining the beer list and asking me what I usually drink or if I would like to try a flight. Being familiar with beer, I knew right off the bat that I wanted to try the porter and the IPA. I finally managed to dodge her unsolicited questions and place my order for a porter. I felt disappointment the second my hand touched the glass: the porter was ice cold. Freezing temperatures are generally reserved for low quality beers that only taste good when you can't really taste them at all. Dark beers are served at warmer temps so you can actually taste and enjoy them. In spite of this travesty, it was still a decent porter. Next was the lager. Ice cold, crisp, and quite tasty. It was a sufficient palate cleanser for the IPA. As I ordered my IPA, I asked the bartender if I could give a piece of feedback on the porter (simply that it was too cold), she said, "Uhh there's the owner" and pointed me to a guy who was clearly in conversation with two other gentleman. Rather than interrupt, I kept my comment to myself and sat down with my party. The IPA was surprisingly average. Not bad, but not exceptionally great. I was surprised because brewers usually seem to make it a priority that they have an exceptional IPA. After the IPA, I tried the APA. I remember it being pretty good, but at this point, I was admittedly a little drunk. Before leaving, I thought about picking up a growler of the porter and giving it a second chance, but there weren't price lists for really anything the brewery was selling. I wasn't too excited to talk to the bartenders at this point, so I went on my way empty handed. The F-Town website says that they are destined to be the next high quality thing to come out of Faribault, after the Woolen Mills and Cheese Caves. A lofty goal at this point, but with a little more finesse and some better educated staff, I think the F-Town taproom could secure itself as a well regarded local spot where the residents can learn about tasty beers that aren't called "Bud Light."

I love the atmosphere and the variety of craft beers. The availability of beer flights is awesome, as it allows you to try a sampling of the many different types of beer.

Beers were okay. Atmosphere was not what I expected. Didn't go into back so maybe there was more I didn't see. Worth checking out as we are all different in styles and tastes

The nitro black was incredibly smooth. I personally didn't care for their IPA or American lager but if you like dark beers, esp. Guinness, you have to try their nitro black.

Helpful young staff, who are patient and thorough. I had a fun experience although it went by fast.

Duane and staff take care and are excellent guides. The scenery is breathtaking and property is calming. The Leap of Faith was an extra add on and so worth it to challenge oneself with self- determination and to see what the body is capable of. We will be back!

The staff is amazing with people of all skill levels. We had a guest who was completely new to ropes courses. They were patient when they got scared stiff and wouldn't move. They even came out to where he was and helped him get to the next section! It was a very uplifting moment for everyone and it made the experience a very memorable day for us.

Sand Creek Adventures is a beautiful location in Jordan, MN for ziplining—especially in the fall. The scenery made the trip worth it! The experience is quick since there are only three lines, but the staff keeps things moving, and our favorite was definitely the third line. A heads-up for anyone considering this as a first-time zipline experience: there is no warm-up line. You start right away on a long and high line. I’ve ziplined once before and it still took me a little time to step off that first platform. If you’re new to ziplining, just be prepared for that. If you’ve done it before, you’ll be fine and enjoy the experience.

our bachelorette party had an amazing experience!! the staff was SO accommodating to every persons request - allowing some of us to do different things etc. its a great family run business!!! definitely recommend for a group activity!!

Very fun (and lowkey, kind of scary) zipline! The hosts were amazing as they led our party of six through safety procedures, tips/tricks, and made all of us feel comfortable enough to overcome our fears. Beautiful scenery, as well. Loved this experience!

We had a fun time Ziplining here! The staff are very knowledgeable, friendly, and help you make the most of it. We had Joe and Teagan who set up a relaxed vibe, conveyed all instructions clearly and I can strongly recommend this experience!

Schram is a standout for Minnesota wine—well worth a visit if you appreciate thoughtfully made, cold-climate varietals. The tasting experience is customizable, which I love, especially when exploring unfamiliar regional wines. It’s approachable but still informative, with staff who know their history of the winery. The Bourbon Barrel Frontenac was a highlight—such a creative expression of a local grape. The oak influence adds depth without overpowering the fruit, and the story behind the barrel-aging process adds another layer to the experience. The Last Course Tawny was another favorite—well-executed with a rich, lingering finish that rivals some traditional dessert wines. Smokey Vines was unexpected in the best way: savory, elegant, and complex. On the white side, the Sparkling Itasca was clean, crisp, and super refreshing—great acidity and a beautiful showcase of what Minnesota whites can offer. The setting doesn’t disappoint either—lake views, multiple seating areas, and a relaxed atmosphere that encourages you to linger. Food-wise, the charcuterie and the burrata with bruschetta were well-curated and paired nicely with both red and white selections. Schram continues to prove that Midwest winemaking can be both innovative and enjoyable.

Such a beautiful place with beautiful view. Calm and so serene. Delicious food. Especially veggie pizza was yum. Beer was really good here. We loved this place .dog friendly and kids friendly too. You can celebrate birthdays here too. Wow...loved this place .

Celebrated our 39th wedding anniversary and had a great time! We each had a flight of red wines. Loved the wine club members’ wines. We really enjoyed the crimson pearl. Great atmosphere and friendly staff! Even had goats to pet! I wish I remembered the name of the gal who talked us through our flights. She had only been there for 2 months but was very knowledgeable in the wines.

As someone who doesn’t drink much wine, I was pleasantly surprised that Schram’s had booth beer and cocktail options! The Strawberry mule was wonderfully delicious. Beautiful views and great food options!

I would give zero stars if I could. We came here expecting to enjoy wine and food, but the kitchen closed 3 hours early because they were backed up. So we ordered our own, only to be told after the fact that we weren’t allowed to eat it in the restaurant. Instead of handling the situation with any sort of professionalism, the manager came up to us and was extremely rude and inconsiderate considering we had not had any food and was planning to eat there for dinner. Between the lack of food options and the poor service, this place was a huge disappointment. Definitely won’t be coming back and wouldn’t recommend to anyone looking for a welcoming winery experience.

Schram Winery is an adorable winery with a cute aesthetic and exceptional wine and food. What makes Schram special was the people. Mike took care of our group from the moment we walked in until we left. He knew everything there was to know about the wine answering our questions ranging from how they make their wine to what wine we should order next. We look forward to returning to try more great wines and pizza with Mike.

Extremely disappointing experience. We came to enjoy the winery and planned to eat dinner there, only to find out the kitchen had closed three hours early with no notice. We had food brought to us, but we were rudely told we couldn’t eat it—despite them having no food available. The manager was incredibly disrespectful and dismissive when we asked for clarification. The entire environment felt unwelcoming and poorly managed. We won’t be back, and I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone looking for a relaxing or hospitable outing.

I was really excited to do this. Just the whole thing was an amazing idea and all the reviews were very positive. This was sadly a waste of time in my experience. I went in with high expectations and just felt very underwhelmed with the whole thing. You pay 30$ to go throw axes for 2 hours, that's it. No lessons, no advice, and just very worn equipment. I went by myself since my friend got sick and was grouped with a family of 4, a group of friends of 4 and a couple. The website listed that a time slot is for 10 people not 11. 12 if my other person came! The lanes... We're an absolute mess. Our "Instructor" never gave guidelines of how to throw outside of 'just flick your wrist when you throw'. Another patron asked how long he's been instructing and the response was he's only been working the axe range recently and doesn't have the time to practice himself. Beyond this he never said anything about throwing or waiting to throw or anything about saftey guidelines. I watched people go down the lane on more then one occasion while someone else was in mid throw or about to throw. The only time he interjected a saftey point was when people were throwing more then one axe before going down lane. I watched a few YouTube videos during my 2 hour slot to figure out how to throw better.I took a solid hour before I was able to get the axes to stick consistently. I learned (thanks to YouTube) that you adjust your step backwards by about six inches if you strike the target with the butt of the handle; hold the axe like you would shake someone's hand and lastly loosen your grip and let the axe slide from your hand, don't let it go when you throw. These tips got me to hit and stick the target, granted I had poor accuracy. As for the equipment, it's well worn. We're talking handles that are splitting and just broken targets. In other reviews people have posted cut log targets, we got stuck with board ones.a plus note: they did have multiple styles of hand axes. A double headed axe, a standard wood handle hatchet, a fiber glass handled hatchet and a modern tomahawk. Sadly they all needed to be sharpened, honed and many needed a new handle. Ultimately, I had some fun but I spent 45 minutes driving to Lakeville and spent 30$ to throw an axe. I could've spent 10$ to buy a hand hatchet at home Depot and just hung up a 10$ board with some spray paint and saved myself a 1.5hour drive. I plan on trying this place again for the arrow force event but not anytime soon.

So much fun! Was a chilly day so it was like 8 of us. Guild showed us tricks and throwing multiples. Able to bring own food and beer! Not recommended to bring kids not much for them to do. Hammershogan is also there to play.

Nolan was great! Would definitely recomend for a group of 4-8 for a good time.

This was a fun event! If you are looking for somethibg different to do, I recommmend giving this a try.

Showed up 15 minutes early as recommended, ended up waiting around a half hour before starting any kind of safety briefing due to prep time. Gus was a good instructor, very enthusiastic. A large group of people showed up 45 minutes late to the reservation getting intoxicated and were obnoxious. They held up the group a bunch of times because they weren't paying attention. Really spoiled the fun. Left early.

We had a great time learning how to throw axes today! They have some different games to choose from or you can make up your own. Definitely worth trying.

I had a reservation for April 4th, which obviously could not be fulfilled due to the virus....so I called several times and left a message to find out what could be done and no body ever answered, I never received a call back, and they even emailed me (probably auto-generated) to hope I had a good time while I was there. I emailed back saying no, I obviously didn’t have a good time and have yet to receive a response.

By far my favorite place near the twin cities. This place is so well thought out. The gift shop has the most amazing chocolate. Definitely so much art. Such a peaceful place. You will want to make sure you check this for your list. Everyone is welcome here so many features for anyone from walker to wheelchair and very kid friendly

I bought one of the year long membership options and it’s definitely worth it. There are so many events and plants to see here all year long. The tulips during May are spectacular and definitely worth seeing. I also love going down to the Farm at the Arb which hosts different events in August-September for harvesting different plants (potatoes, sugar beets, apples, etc). An incredible amount of flowers, bushes, and trees to see throughout the Arboretum. There are different hiking paths as well. It’s very well maintained and definitely if I didn’t live 45 minutes away, I would be here more often.

Gorgeous Grounds. Beautiful For a Fall wedding. This was the second wedding I attended at the Arb. It was stunning - the most intimate venue. The barn becomes a dance floor after dark . The ceremony could be in any of the gorgeous gardens on property. Dinner indoors or out. Gorgeous. As a guest you could not pick a better choice to attend. ‘Twas magical.

Okay first I did not know this cost money but it was $25 to get in and I went on a weekday. But the one person membership is $75 and they do take that $25 off so that's kind of a good deal. But this is beautiful scenery smells amazing and love the different flowers smells and the different tree smells so much to see. Suggest buying a membership because you will need to go more than once to see everything you have to go at different parts of the year to see which flowers are blooming. Great experience a very peaceful.

The most stunning place! I love the variety in plants and views! All times of the year, the arb is so much fun to visit! From field trips as a child, to family outings, or bringing my students, this place is the best!

Landscape is well maintained throughout the year. The Aboretum have a huge collection of different types of tree, flowers, and other plants. Fall colors are beautiful and hard to find similar ones elsewhere that I've been to.

Recently had my wedding at the Arboretum in the Fireplace Room/Tea Room; from start to finish everything went off without a hitch! Avery and Harry (Venue and Bar Coordinators) were so extremely helpful throughout the entire planning process. The location is so gorgeous; you can't go wrong booking this location for your wedding! I greatly appreciated the price transparency as well for venue and bar services. If you're considering booking the arb for your wedding, I would highly recommend doing so!

It's a cool exhibit. They have it free for Veterans, & students, cost per person is roughly 10 bucks. There are approximately 8 walls to read, a video of teens giving you the rundown of the foiled robbery. Some artifacts like guns, spurs, original bank books 📚 to see amount of cash would have been deposited in the bank. They have a nice store of memorabilia, t shirts & sweatshirts all reasonably priced.

I was not there during the defeat of Jesse James day. Therefore, there wasn’t a lot going on and it’s a fairly small museum. We had a tour and it was actually pretty well. Spent 45 minutes I learned a little bit about banking, heroism, horses, guns and the origins (and ending) of the Frank and Jesse gang.

Great tour! The lady was very informative and kept the tour interesting. I mean interesting by all the facts that I had to learn. I was happy with it! It's a must stop if you have never been to Northfield Minnesota

Beautiful scenic place with lots of cool shops and historic places to see. Great for photographers and site seeing. Saw the bank that Jessie James drives back in the day. A clean quite little town.

A fantastic preserved collection of historical artifacts and a great tour guide to boot. It was extremely interesting hearing about the raid that happened at that very building and being able to see the exact saddle Cole Younger rode into town on. 10/10

This is something if you love history. The last bank the Jesse James gang robbed. The actual vault and floors are intact. The actual bank ledger is there with blood on it, too. They also do a reenact the robbery on the first weekend after Labor Day.

Pretty small museum but very interesting. Wife and I came here and found it charming. Great gift shop on the site took

Beautiful grounds, only wish there were notices on the website about road closures. we weren't sure where to go, but we found the lower loop eventually. So beautiful, many wildflowers, ponds. The Japanese garden was so peaceful! Would love to go back and see the upper gardens.

GenX Glamping Guy here back from an early October visit to the Cowling Arboretum near the campus of Carleton College in Northfield, MN. We hiked the Upper Arboretum and enjoyed the streams, banks, bluffs, flora and fauna. Lots of Red Oaks and a sighting of what might have been Eastern Meadowlarks. I can imagine the trails are ideal for wintertime cross-country skiing. The nearby downtown and a close up view of the Cannon River are worth a visit.

I'm not sure why this nature reserve has some not very good reviews. Parking and finding a spot isn't hard to find. The walk is beautiful. You get a bunch of different beautiful pictures and animals. It's relaxing and calming. There are maps along the way in case you don't normally go on a daily basis so you can't even get lost! Depending on the time of day you visit, its not even busy! The most people you'll probably run into would be the people fishing in front of the trail. Otherwise not a lot of people! The trail consists of different terrain. Starts off with just some grass and some rocks. Goes into a sandy area that doesn't last too long. There are miles of trails, different ways you can take. There are some hills, but it isn't even that bad. The views and the quietness will be worth the hike and different areas of the trails. There will be a lot of trees for nice shade. Some spots where you can find a bench to sit down and relax. One tunnel to go through. If you take the trail long enough it can take you to the upper part of the trail.

Great trail with mix of sun and shade. Trail changes from dirt to sand them pea rock with long stretches of grass. It's not TOO hilly but is a very good hike. Flies found us near the end...bring bug spray.

Beautiful place to walk... on summertime!

Beautiful walking paths. Not sure if there is an actual building but the grounds of the college are beautiful.

No public bathrooms found anywhere. We didn’t bother because we couldn’t find a public bathroom when we got there even after walking around. The only restrooms we saw were in the recreation center and they are not public. We left.

Took the general tour. Had a lot of information about Prince's life and work. Thought the price was just a little too much for what was offered. For the cost, most places offer some free small items or personalized photos. A photo booth with the ability to put your name and date would almost make it worth it. People were very nice and you could tell everyone were fans.

As a diehard Prince fan, this was a special day. 3 hour ultimate experience with Tom. This tour exceeded my expectations by a mile. Really professional and efficient team. And you can see so so much. It’s a bit of a trek from downtown but your tickets in advance and get out there!! You can’t use your phone most of the tour but you can at the end! And eat the cheesecake!!

If you are a true Prince fan THIS IS THE PLACE FOR YOU!!!! Its not cheap but worth every penny. We only did the VIP 2 hour tour because the 3 hour tour was sold out. The moment you know you desire to experience Paisley Park, you need to get your tickets because they do sell out. We plan to return for the 3 hour tour and next time it will be just me and my husband. We'll leave our teenager at home. He enjoyed it but had no clue who Prince was. Hubby and I will experience it together and have some grown up time. You won't regret it!

What an absolutely amazing experience from the moment we arrived. The staff and especially our guide, Tommy, made our experience priceless. His love for Prince and the stories he shared made you feel like he was just around the corner. Can't say enough about our 3 hour experience, the memories will last a lifetime!

A must-see for anybody in Minnesota! Definitely worth the price, such a special and memorable experience. The staff and tour guide were friendly and knowledgeable, the tour encapsulated Princes life in an honoring and beautiful way. Prince 4ever n ever💜🕊️

Great experience! I would have liked to see more of Paisley Park, the Rotunda, second floor but overall the tour was good: that’s my reason for only 4 stars. Bummer not being able to take pics but liked that phones were unlocked in large concert space to take pics & experience the room with live music. I appreciated being able to spend time in the spaces we did tour & time to just chill a bit. I never felt rushed. Our tour guide was great, answered all questions and was super knowledgeable.

Amazing place with such a great history! This man was incredible, I learned so much from the staff and they were so friendly. This place has stuff you will not find online, incredible stories and you really get to know him and what he was about. I felt Inspired after leaving here. Thank you for the music Prince and the inspiration.

I would totally recommend this to anyone! I saw grass and it was fantastic!! Our waiter was very kind and understanding. She was also very funny! We had such great time. Our food came out fast for the full theater! The show was phenomenal and the only complaint I have is that I can’t listen to their rendition at home! My dessert was especially good too!

We saw the Queen tribute concert at the Fireside Theater. This place is a nice intimate venue. Because of its size, I think any seat will be good because you won't be that far from the stage. I happened to get front row seats which I thought might be too loud but it wasn't. We had dinner downstairs before the show. My Mom has limited mobility and couldn't do the stairs so meandered through a maze of hallways to get to a really cozy, low ceiling place. It felt quite vintage down there, but not too claustrophobic. Dinner choices were good-- we had steaks and veggies. Mu mom chose.the fish. There were other choices thay came with the ticket plus some appetizers that you pay for extra. I also ordered the sangria which came with their signature hurricane glass that I could take home. It was nicely fruity and not too alcoholic. We loved the band that played Queen. The main singer Matt Riehle's voice was quite similar to Freddy Mercury's bright but gritty voice. They also had two other very good singers who help create that full stadium sound into this small venue. They're an amazing band and would love to see them again!

My first time here. I'll be honest with you. I wasn't looking forward. That's not really my thing but boy was I wrong. I have completely changed my mind. I absolutely enjoyed every minute of it. And the funny part is that the food and drinks are so good that I was just at Texas Roadhouse the day before and had a steak and it wasn't nearly as good as what I got over here. Cannot recommend this place enough. It's entertaining. The staff is amazing. The people in the play are incredibly talented. Never thought I would say it's in a million years but I'm definitely going back again.

Chanhassen dinner theater is an excellent place for a group event, get together with friends, or family. The plays and concerts are always very professionally done. The prices are a little high and the food is not that wonderful. There is definitely room for improvement, but with no competition within the Twin Cities I don’t believe there will be any change. You might be thinking, concerts, really? Oh, yes! Check out the photos of the fun we had!

I really enjoyed my experience at Chanhassen Dinner Theatres. Dinner first, followed by the show – a very nice setup. The main entrée (Orange Roughy) was delicious, though the salad was quite disappointing, more like bagged veggies with croutons. The show Grease was absolutely fantastic – the cast, the music, and the storyline were all wonderful. We sat close to the stage, which made the evening even more special. 💫 The only thing that surprised me was that taking photos or videos during the performance was not allowed. I’d definitely love to come back!

My first time going to the Chanhassen Dinner Theater was in 1999 and I still enjoy going today. The management does such a good job ensuring everything is done properly from the performances to the staff to the food and the drinks. They really do a great job nailing the details. If you prefer your steak medium rare they actually cook it to order and it comes out right. If you order an Aperol spritz it's made properly, not short on the aperol and really delicious. And of course they always provide really fantastic quality performances in an extremely intimate venue. Really enjoyable and tickets are priced very reasonably considering everything that must go into the productions they put on.

What a wonderful afternoon at the Chanhassen! We went as a part of our church group and had an excellent time! Our waiter, Coty, was the best! The play was outstanding! Can't wait to go again! The food was very delicious and they had a great selection of entrees.

I’ve been to this park twice now and had a very nice time both times. Renegade is an absolute beast of an attraction, one of the best wooden roller coasters in the world in my opinion. That Twisted Drop is insane! A very well maintained park, lots of pretty colors, friendly staff, and clean walkways. On both my visits I was also impressed with the random pop up shows on the Midway. It’s small stuff like that that makes you see this park is well run and they want the average guest to have a great day. I also appreciate this park for always running 2 trains on everything, and having speedy operations to keep the lines moving. Overall everyone should checkout Valleyfair, it’s a super nice park.

Very nice, clean, friendly amusement park. Love that it's 2 parks in 1 with the water park. Great rides. Good value, especially with a season pass. The staff is welcoming and seems week-trained. Short line to get in on a busy weekend, but it moves really quickly. This is our first summer at the park, and it's been a lot of fun!

Coming in you have to pay $25 to park right away so beware. The tickets are half the price online than buying them on-site. We bought a fast pass and premium dining. With the premium dining you can order drinks every 15 minutes and food every 90 minutes. Went on a Sunday and the crowd wasn't too bad. The lines weren't out of control and we were able to move around easily. Only one of the rides were shut down and opened back up shortly after. There are a good number of rides but nothing overwhelming. The food is mediocre but there's a good variety. There is a sit down restaurant and a couple places not included in the dining package that might have had better food. There are lockers you can rent for $15 and you're allowed to use it all day and have in and out access. The staff all appear to be teenagers that aren't the most helpful which is the reason for 4 stars. Overall, what you get for what you spend is 9 out of 10. Lol online for discount tickets, we were able to get them for $32 general admission.

It's an amusement park that feels like Cedar Point & Six Flags kind of forgot about, so it feels lacking in many ways, since there are multiple empty stages that don't ever seem to be in use. The busiest time we've visited has been for their valley scare, where we've learned that omitted from the website, they do not allow reentry after 5pm. Which means if you want to do spooky stuff you can't expect to come in after 5pm for their event that start at 7pm. You'll have to arrive 2 hours earlier at the latest. I'd recommend a season pass if you plan on going twice in a year, then you're probably good to not buy one again. I know I don't think I'll get one next year. Edit: an update on this review, we contacted the company and they confirmed that the rule is that no one can leave and reenter the park after 5pm except for 1 person in a party for medical reasons. After staying for an extended time to experience the "darker" parts of Valley Scare we purchased a $17 "No boo" necklace for our kid, and multiple times were told despite paying for this item, the people still might scare if they don't see it. This did happen and usually apologies were given, but there was one man on the "Blood on the Boundary waters" section saw the No Boo necklace and proceeded to make threats to my child stating "that necklace only protects you here, and won't protect you when I'm knocking on your window later." While I can understand a bit of light-hearted prodding, what the hell is the point in doing that to a child let alone one that is wearing a necklace to not be scared? My kid was honestly more annoyed he was still talking than scared, but if that's how he treats kids, and it's only a matter of time before he genuinely alarms someone. I will state that unlike any other of the other visits with the season pass this time many stages actually had shows and show times during valley scare, and applaud those doing those jobs as entertainers. As an aside for pricing, this place is pricey and compared to Disneyland in California you will actually spend more on this park in Minnesota for things like food and souvenirs. (Granted, Disneyland might have more souvenirs you are willing to pay to take home.) Which means if you have been to other places, you do feel like you aren't getting your money's worth. But I can't recommend this place for being worthy of more than a 1 year season pass at most. And I only recommend that, because with a season pass you get free parking and once you do ticket+parking you are already close to the price for a season pass anyway.

My daughter lives for "VALLEY FAAAAAIR!!" (what she hollers out every time we drive past - which is nearly daily). She loves the Camp Snoopy/kids rides. I love that all the kids rides are close together and grouped in ways that make it easy to keep an eye on the kids. I also appreciate that it's clean and usually has all the rides running. (*Cough*cough* miss the Carnivale event though *cough*)

The park is well laid out, and overall clean. However, it has a very mediocre ride lineup, and operations were atrocious. The ride operators had no sense of urgency, and most seemed “bored” and seemed like it was an inconvenience for them to be there. The food was absolutely insanely priced. $20 for 2 chicken tenders and a splash of fries?? - One of the highest priced theme park foods I’ve ever experienced anywhere in the world. (Photo of said $20 tenders attached.) - The waterpark was decent, however definitely lacks a real stand out attraction. - The lazy river was long, and very enjoyable since they enforced the “must be in tube” rule. Seemed to cut down on people trying to “push their way” through the river. - All in all, it’s a decent regional park. Absolutely NOT worth the cost of a plane ticket to fly in for a visit. If you’re in the area, sure, visit it. - Making a special trip for it? Would not recommend.

Lines for rides are LONG on the weekend! You spend far more time waiting in line than on the rides. I'd recommend going through the week if at all possible. Also..bring your own water. $5.50 per bottle in the fairgrounds (or not very tasty water fountains if you are cool with that). That being said, they do have a lot of unique rides that you don't see elsewhere! There's no limit to how many you ride or how many times.

It's a pretty good zoo. Decent variety of animals. Some really fun exhibits. The carousel was a big hit with my kids. A lot of variety of animals to pick on it. No lines for anything. The Treetop Trail was interesting... A fun idea to be above the zoo and animals. But it would have been a lot of fun if it was like a train that high to see everything. B/c it was hot and sunny up there. The splash pad area was fun. Recommend the bird show. It was really fun.

Where do I even start. This zoo is home to some of my fondest childhood memories. It’s a great place to wander around & learn about the animals we share this beautiful Earth with. Just learned from 1 of their maintenance guys that it’s in the Top 5 biggest zoos in the US. You will definitely get your steps in. Wear comfy shoes, eat beforehand, & dedicate a good 3-4 hours to exploration. Have a ball.

Great zoo experience today despite some construction near the south entrance. Apparently they're rebuilding the snow monkey enclosure. Some of my favorite animals were fairly active, and that, along with an overcast sky, made for some good photography. I attached some of my favorites to this review. If I could I'd deduct a half star for a poor online experience. I feel like the process of purchasing tickets could be much smoother.

First time visiting the zoo and we pretty much covered the entire surface that was not being renovated. First of all, I must say that most animals looked very healthy. The only exceptions would be maybe the bigger cats and the Penguins. They looked a little restless. But otherwise the animals were very lively. We started of with visiting the sea lion show which was a nice little example of how smart those animals are. We later moved into the food court to have lunch. They selection was not massive, but we ordered a candied bacon club sandwich and cheese curds which we split, a little expensive as expected since it's a zoo, but surprisingly not that bad. Felt clean and the club was especially refreshing this day. We later took the tree top trail. This is a short walk (1.5 miles) and a nice overview of the park. But you don't get to see everything. The ground floor has more information, viewing windows and interesting caves to explore. I enjoyed both, but the vibes I got was that more experienced people who are there just for the vibes and a good walk with fresh air take the tree top trail. The kids enjoy it, but mostly for the height. The people who really want the close-up with the animals take the ground level trail. We also took a walk in the tropical trail, which was a bit lacking at that time since we didn't get to see our favorite komodo dragon. But we managed to see some unique birds and tree animals. The Minnesota trail was probably my favorite. It was a narrow little cave path with local animals from the area and my personal favorite was the wolverines. They were so p playful and active. I stood and watched them for a good while before moving on. Overall a nice zoo and a good time. The only improvement I would recommend is to have a sign that properly displays the status of the exhibit. For example, there were times when we were just staring into an empty exhibit for a while. The wolves were retired and was being replaced with younger wolves as well, but that we only found out when we assembled upon a pleasant volunteer on the way out. Could even be information in the app!

My family loves this zoo! We come here often and there are always new things to explore. They do a great job of keeping it fun and interactive for all ages. We especially love the outdoors trails and the tree top trail. There are indoor and outdoor experiences making it perfect year round. There are food options (including a few gluten free), multiple playgrounds and lots of shows to catch. We even love the adults only evenings. Staff and volunteers are always helpful and friendly, I have never had a bad experience here. I even lost a mitten here one time and their lost and found system is very organized!

We were in Minnesota for my daughter's wedding. The zoo seemed like a great way to spend a day. Of course, October is the "off season". Undeterred we went. There was some construction going on. The exhibits were really cool. I'm certain summer visits would be more crowded, but better overall.

A magical experience for all ages! 🐾🌿 Minnesota Zoo is truly one of the best places to spend the day, whether you’re with family, friends, or just exploring on your own. The variety of animals is incredible — from majestic tigers 🐅 and playful bears 🐻 to exotic birds 🦜 and underwater wonders 🐠. What I loved most was how spacious, clean, and well-designed the zoo is. Every section feels like its own little world — the Tropics Trail, the Northern Trail, the Discovery Bay… each one tells a story and brings you closer to nature. 🌍❤️ The staff were friendly and passionate, always happy to answer questions and help. The animals looked well cared for, and the environment felt safe, educational, and fun for everyone. Perfect for a full-day adventure, with plenty of rest areas, food stands, and kid-friendly activities. Don’t miss the farm section — it’s a favorite! 🐐👧 Definitely a place I’ll return to — and highly recommend for anyone visiting Minnesota! 🎟️🦓

We held a small wedding shower in the tasting area. The staff was so helpful with the planning and set up of the event, especially Carie, the event coordinator. She always kept in contact with me and was on top of things with the food and drink orders. The staff was amazing at figuring out our needs and were flexible. The food food was wonderful and the wine was excellent. It was an enjoyable experience all around. I will be a customer going forward even though they are 40 minutes away. They are definitely worth the trip.

Staff is very welcoming and nice. My mom and I stopped in on a whim and split a Betty white sandwhich; which was a very good chicken Sammy with bacon added for little extra. Flight options with the staff usually willing to "extend" your curiosity. Walked away with two new bottles of great wine.

We had our wedding ceremony at the vineyard in Dennison, and our wedding reception at the winery on 10/4/2024. The vineyard and winery are both 2 beautiful & perfect properties, and made our wedding vision come true! Abby was phenomenal to work with! We truly appreciate her and her team for working with us to make our day special! Thank you again to the CRW staff ❤️

I've lived in the area most of my life and never knew this gem existed! Great atmosphere, full menu, local wine, and visitation hilarious merchandise!

It has a very open atmosphere, very spacious. I am not a huge wine drinker but the three kinds I tried were good. My wife who rarely drinks wine had two glasses of a sweet white that was recommended by the waitress. I had a Betty White sandwich and it was pretty good. We both enjoyed our time there

The air is cooling, the days are getting shorter, and soon, we'll start to see autumn colors. A wonderful sightseeing destination, just south of the Twin Cities, is Cannon River Winery. The professional, charming, and talented staff will impress you as you visit this winery in downtown Cannon Falls, MN. You'll enjoy the menu, entertainment, and especially the wine. I highly recommend this local business, Cannon River Winery, which produces an excellent made in Minnesota product.

Pretty nice small town winery! The staffs are very friendly and helpful. It costs you small amounts and you can taste a couple of their breweries. What we had was very fruitful taste, mild for everyone. They have indoor and outdoor tables for you to enjoy yours leisurely... There is a big parking lot by the winery. Also, the Cannon River trail is right next. Very convenient if you prefer a walk after your wine taste.

I finally was able to check Mall of America off my bucket list. It definitely has a bunch of stores but I Loved the amusement park inside it also had a train and aquarium but we ran out of time to do. I dont like that even on weekends the mall closes at 9pm each day. Why not 10 or 11 with it being such a huge mall. Nevertheless I had a wonderful time I stayed at Radisson Blu which is connected to the mall and highly recommend cause it made the trip that much more easy and fun knowing we can just go to our room and back to the mall as we pleased. I think the best part was the mall off shuttles you to the Mystic Casino for free and we had a blast at the Casino.

I don't particularly like shopping centers, so this one was a surprise for me. I have only seen a smaller part of it but what I saw I absolutely loved. The inside Nickelodeon theme park is awesome, so is the Lego store. The Radisson Blu entrance looked really elegant, and there are so many things to see beside the shops. One of my favourite experiences in Minneapolis.

Visited The Mall of America today. A huge place, but easy to navigate once inside. Certainly lots of stores, some good restaurants, one of which I will review separately. Also lots of attractions. One of which Sea Life that I will review separately. In the middle there is a huge amusement park. Rode a roller coaster. My one complaint is that apparently the are 4 entrances and we could find one of them. The place is surrounded by parking garages. We walked from our hotel and we entered through a store. Even to get out we had to ask directions and the employee of the mall had to find out for us. This will not distract from the day. It was still a great experience

The mall of America was truly a great experience. It’s a place the whole family can go and have a good time at doing something. I enjoyed walking through the mall into the stores and then going to look at the amusement park side very interesting. It’s been years since I’ve been here. A lot has changed. The location is great.

My first time visiting here, definitely a nice place to shop. My fiance and I spent about 6 hours here and I feel like we didn't see every store. They have good restaurants upstairs to go eat after doing all the shopping! I got to ride some of the rides there as well and it was very fun 😊 Would definitely come back if I ever get the chance!!

AI Overview +6 MALL OF AMERICA (2025) All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go ... The Mall of America is a massive shopping complex in Bloomington, Minnesota, that is the largest in the United States, featuring over 520 stores, numerous restaurants, and attractions like Nickelodeon Universe, a 7-acre indoor amusement park, and the SEA LIFE Aquarium. It opened in 1992 and is owned by the Triple Five Group. Beyond shopping, it's a major tourist destination with diverse entertainment options, and due to its size, many visitors find it easy to spend multiple days there.

The Mall of America is a thriving place. On the weekends and holidays it is very busy, and even on slow days there are a good number of people at the mall. MOA has just about every shop you can think of. From high end retailers such as Nordstrom to everyday retailers such as Walgreens. From trendy restaurants such as Rainforest Cafe and Benihana's to fast food places such as Popeyes and Ruby Thai. The mall also has a state of the art multiscreen movie theater. Also has cool retailers such as Legoland. MOA also has plenty of hotels in the area from the high end Radisson Blu and Hilton and down. The MOA is only about a 10 minute light rail ride from the MSP International Airport, and about a 30 minute ride from either downtown Minneapolis or St Paul. I recommend a visit to MOA at least once if you're in the area.

This is a beautiful and well-maintained park! I came here to knock out a 10-mile run and the trails were awesome. The size of the park makes you feel like you’re in the middle of nowhere in nature, which is lovely. Everyone on trail was respectful and nice! The signage was excellent and I never felt lost or uneasy. Facilities were ample and the restrooms were well maintained. Very cool to see swans!

There is a place — a park, vast and winding — where nature and civilization meet in a curious dance. Trails weave like thoughts through the forest, and entrances abound, as if inviting not merely feet but a kind of presence, an openness to what is. I recommend arriving early, for though entry is free, the company of many tends to gather as the day unfolds, each person a ripple in the still water of morning quietude. On this visit, I wandered a well-worn path, bustling with motion, and I must confess — my nature leans toward the wide and open, the scattered spaces where silence dwells between the trees, and neighbors are but distant possibilities. I didn’t make it to the campground — a sign marked with reservation required stood as a gentle reminder that, in some corners of the world, spontaneity yields to structure. Yet even within these boundaries, the park revealed a certain majesty. The facilities — restrooms and resting places alike — are of a quality that speaks of care and intention. For those simple things done well, I give my gratitude, and a tentative score: 9 out of 10. A number, of course, is only a symbol — a placeholder for a momentary impression. But I sense this story is not yet complete. The mountain bike trails call to something more primal in me, a rhythm of movement and terrain still unexplored. I shall return — earlier, freer — and then, perhaps, revise not the number, but the understanding beneath it. For, as with all things, the park is not merely a place — it is an experience. And experiences, like the self, are always unfolding.

Came here to see the fall colors mid October. They looked so beautiful! I loved how easily accessible the trail was. It's fully paved and has a few winding bridges, one that goes above a lake. You could easily spend several hours here because the park is so large! The people on the trail were really friendly. I loved seeing all the wildlife along the trail too. We spotted several caterpillars and saw ducks and different birds in the distance. The fall colors were very beautiful and the trail was wide and relatively empty for a Sunday mid-day. I absolutely loved it. Would definitely come here again in the future !

This is where I learn to love exercise in the outdoors. It holds an incredibly special place in my heart. It's been almost 10 years since I've been here, and I'd say it's just like I remembered, but in reality, it's better.

The trails! This park is a great place to walk and hike through. Easily 8 miles and more of trails to wander through the woods of Egan. It is very helpful that every so often there are numbered markers on the trail and posted maps so you don't get lost.

The area features many trails, all clean and peaceful. There is a beach, playground, gazebos, and various trails for biking, walking, skiing, and horseback riding. Numerous maps are available and easy to use. Walking here feels comfortable, with a quiet and serene atmosphere.

Nice place to relax in the sun and take a stroll around the water. Nice scenery, nice beaches, kayak rentals spent 4 hours out on the lake and it was a beautiful time!

Great place to walk, relax, and think. Or, get out of your head if that’s what you need. The garden has a few benches and some great photo opportunities to take advantage of. Follow the path and you can see all the sculptures in 60-90 minutes at a slow walking pace spending a few minutes for each sculpture. Street parking meters are here and you can also get to park in the garage across the street if you drive in. If you journal, this is a great place to think on paper.

I had a great time visiting here with my mom and I totally recommend going and making sure you reserve enough time. It is a pleasant walk and a lot to do around it besides the garden. I won’t give any spoilers, but here are a few thoughts I found some artwork pretty amazing, Like the Horse, or Saint Laurence chapel made with recycled material…and some pieces I didn’t understand at all haha. All pieces are decently signed and have cool background information I will risk being publicly lame here, those stones with metal look like tooth with old amalgamated filling lol PS: there are way too many pics of the cherry, i won’t post another one

Beautiful and interesting walk and not crowded on a Thursday morning. I didn't know the Cherry was a fountain and the ducks were, as always, little cuties. Love the blue & yellow Bridge as I've driven under it many times thinking, I gotta get up there! Loved it.

Had some free time on our trip and wanted to find something free to do in the area. Once we figured out the parking situation (you do have to pay for parking, but it isn't bad), we set off to explore the gardens. Beautiful and fun for all ages!

We got engaged here on Friday Oct. 17th, 2025 at the bottom of the stairs that come from the blue and yellow bridge. We walked across as boyfriend/girlfriend and crossed back over as a newly engaged couple. We love this place. The sculptures are all fantastic and now we have extra precious memories here forever.

It is a very charming and beautiful area that reflects the artistic and friendly nature of this city I have grown to appreciate. It’s probably best enjoyed in the evenings, at least for me. Definitely a must-see when visiting the area.

A great way to spend a breezy summer afternoon. Lots of tucked away art work to intrigue as you walked the paths. Lots of opportunities for pictures, to sit, and gaze. Not a lot of noise or traffic. Very enjoyable.

For a museum in a midsize city, I was pretty impressed by the quality of the collection. It’ll take a good 3 to 4 hours if you decide to see the entire museum. If you focus on a sub genre, you could probably do it in an hour and a half. Definitely worth a stop if you have any interest in art. Surprisingly good collection of impressionists that you have heard of as well as impressionist that you haven’t. That was my biggest positive surprise of the day, and I’m really glad that I went.

Absolutely amazing museum – and it's completely FREE! The Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) is hands-down one of the best cultural attractions in the Twin Cities. From the moment you walk in, the staff is incredibly welcoming and helpful. Whether you're a first-time visitor or returning, you'll always be greeted with a smile and a warm atmosphere. What makes Mia even more impressive is the quality and variety of the exhibits – everything from ancient artifacts and Asian art to modern masterpieces and local work. The galleries are well-organized, beautifully curated, and surprisingly expansive. You could easily spend several hours wandering through and still have more to see on your next visit. And yes, it’s completely free to visit, which is honestly incredible for a museum of this caliber. Donations are encouraged but not required, making art and culture truly accessible to everyone. It’s a perfect place for families, solo visitors, students, or tourists looking for something enriching and peaceful to do. The museum also has a lovely gift shop and a nice café if you want to take a break. Plus, the building itself is stunning, with lots of natural light and clean, open spaces. Overall, the Minneapolis Institute of Art is a must-visit. Friendly people, world-class art, and free admission

The Minnesota Institute of Art is truly a cornerstone of Minnesota’s cultural and artistic scene — easily one of the top art museums in the U.S.! Their Asian art section is especially impressive, with thoughtfully curated collections that showcase incredible depth and beauty. We always look forward to their rotating special exhibits, and this year’s Cambodian Art of the Divine was absolutely outstanding. The colossal sculpture of the Hindu god Vishnu, a Cambodian national treasure, was breathtaking to see up close. Every visit feels like a celebration of art, culture, and community — it’s wonderful to run into familiar faces and share the joy of discovery with fellow art lovers. MIA is truly a gem of Minnesota!

The Minneapolis Institute of Art is an absolute treasure. The fact that admission is free makes it even more incredible given the scale and quality of the collection. You can wander from ancient artifacts and Asian art to European masters and contemporary pieces, all beautifully displayed in a stunning building. The museum is clean, well-organized, and staff are welcoming and helpful. Special exhibits do sometimes have a fee, but they’re worth it—always thoughtfully curated and impressive. Parking is pretty easy, and it’s accessible by public transit too. You could easily spend several hours here, and still feel like there’s more to explore. Highly recommend to anyone visiting Minneapolis—art lovers, families, or just anyone looking for an inspiring day.

This is my dream museum. It’s so vast, we came twice in one week and barely made it through a whole floor. Fantastic painting section. Lovely staff. And it’s free ?! Unbelievable. The parc in the back is also lovely…

Absolutely loved visiting to the Minneapolis Institute of Art! The museum is stunning, well-organized, and filled with an incredible range of exhibits, from classic paintings to modern installations. Every gallery feels thoughtfully curated, and the staff are friendly and welcoming. We walked through the nearby sculpture garden, which was a perfect complement to the visit. There’s a lot of walking involved, so wear comfortable shoes, but it’s totally worth it for the art, the views, and the peaceful atmosphere. It’s one of those places where you can easily spend a few hours and still feel like there’s more to explore. Highly recommend for anyone who loves art, history, or just a great day out in Minneapolis!

I’ve been here a few times. This is one of my favorite museums I’ve ever been too. We spent three hours here and only managed to view the third floor viewing various period rooms, architecture and design, impressionist, neoclassic, modern contemporary, rococo style art. We could have spent the entire day here, had we not had other plans. We walked and grabbed food nearby and ate at the cute little park across the street. The area we grabbed food from was a little sketchy and there were no public restrooms, even at the McDonald’s. So if you’re traveling, use the museum bathrooms before heading out to grab food!

My son and I spent a beautiful day here! It's absolutely breath taking from the beautiful waterfall to the sounds of the rushing water. So peaceful, like free therapy and just what I needed. The park is enormous and boast a pavilion with a restaurant with wonderful food and drinks. It also had a huge grassy area for just relaxing in a chair or on a blanket. The only bad things I have to say is, I don't live closer so I can be here every day. It's absolutely beautiful and peaceful. I highly highly recommend.

A cute little hidden gem of nature in the heart of the twin cities. Parking was easy with accessible and clearly marked trails. Will be visiting again definitely

Nice outlook at a nice fall! Parking is very close. Trails are great. I walked down to the Mississippi River and three different kind of squirrels. Great historical place where President Johnson visited and the first settler in Minneapolis.

Minnehaha Falls is always a great stop for anyone visiting the area. It is peaceful and scenic with the incredible power of the falls. This year (2025) has been great with a nice amount of rainfall all year, even late in the year it is still going strong.

My husband and I visited at the end of September. Parking and payment was done with ease. The park is beautiful and dog friendly! A beautiful walk amongst friendly people. It’s so nice to find so much beauty in the city

Minnehaha Falls is a lush, verdant park. There is an appropriate balance between man made structures and natural beauty. Many trails are very steep for less able walkers, but there are plenty of flat trails to suffice. I love all the stairs personally. The park is very clean and well maintained, with bathrooms and garbages typically nearby. There’s a myriad of different locations for picnics, whether it be right on the flat ground above the falls, at picnic tables closer to the sidewalks by the falls overlook, at the restaurant in the park, or down below and the water hole/river area that the path leads individuals to. There’s so much to do at the park, whether it be eating at the Sea Salt restaurant, going to Art In The Park, attending the annual Nami walk, dipping your toes in the river, hiking, running, doing stairs workouts, riding bike, riding the provided electric scooters, grabbing a drink at the restaurant or little bar on the other side of the restaurant, seeing live music, taking your kids to the playground installed, fishing in the Mississippi, the list goes on. Minnehaha Falls is a must visit location.

A twin cities destination point that has excellent natural ionic energy as the water tumbles down in the warm months and freezes beautifully in the winter months! Warning; it is off limits to go behind the Minnehaha falls!! Do not attempt it is very dangerous!

First time visiting Target Field and we had a blast. Start with parking, so easy. Parked in Ramp B and walked right into the park. Love the layout and the vibe and smell of brats cooking was everywhere! The staff was very helpful and friendly, just the way it should be. Great views from our seats. We'll definitely be coming back!

Recently went to a Twins game while I was in town. Loved the stadium which has a cozy, hometown feel. The videographers did a great job of capturing the game and keeping the fans entertained. Not a bad seat in the place. Food was great and options are plentiful.

Always a great experience! There’s a fantastic variety of food options and plenty of bars, making it the perfect place to meet up and catch up with friends. Parking is convenient with Ramps A, B, and C just a short walk away. Entry and exit are smooth thanks to the multiple gates, so lines never feel overwhelming. One of my favorite spots is the Truly On Deck bar. It has a spacious indoor area with plenty of seating available when you purchase food or drinks—great atmosphere and views!

What an amazing arena, with wonderful vibes. Although things can be pricey, so to cautious or full! Many food stands, and many drink options. Had an amazing time with our kids. They have a family section where they don’t not permit alcohol drinks in the area, so I truly loved that. Many beautiful views. Nice music and good game! GO TWINS!

Very nice stadium 1st base side was completely covered when gates opened. Field boxes were amazing. Food was good prices were average. Would definitely recommend. We even had a lounge for the box seats.

Excellent field to catch a game at! We have been to the stadium multiple times with a variety of seats and all have had great views. This weekend we had third base dugout seats for Friday with access to the third base lounge which was very clean, easy to access, and had great food with a variety of options and a full service bar. Saturday we sat in section 138 in right field with great views and multiple food vendors right by us. A great option at Target Filed is the ability to bring in your own food and a 32 ounce bottled nonalcoholic beverage. We chose the subunit cup which we got to refill the whole game and we certainly got our monies worth. We did purchase alcoholic beverages and they we the same cost we pay at any other concert or sporting event so we went prepared for the cost. They did have 612 day as we were there on a Saturday and it was a great value for drinks, snacks and a hot dog. They offer many cost points for all families so if you are looking for something fun to do in the summer I highly recommend a Twins game at Target Field. We did get the pleasure of watching Nelly in the post game Friday night and see Buxton hit 4 the cycle on Sat! We arrived early and got the Buck Truck Bobble head. Great weekend, great venue!

Came here on the 22nd for a Minnesota Twins game, and even though they didn’t win that day it was a super fun experience. It was my 1st time attending a baseball event and I went with a bunch of family members. Security was great and very visible, lines weren’t super long when entering and it was just an easy process. There’s a ton of food options to try out or to have for your lunch, souvenirs & clothing to take home and more. Tickets weren’t sold out and there were actually big gaps of empty seats so it was quite comfortable to sit and to walk around when I got slightly bored. Clean area and well taken care of as well.

We absolutely adored this museum (and I am really not a museum lover). We loved the quirky introduction Video that gave an overview of the city throughout the years and how the flour mill fit into the economic growth of the city. All of the “artifacts” were so nostalgic and brought back so many fun memories of days gone by! Our kids 17, 14 & 11 loved all of the interactive activities (not just cool for little kids). My daughter and I loved putting together the large wooden block puzzle. The highlight though is the tower tour…think Tower of Terror without the drop and the terror haha! It was set up in a similar fashion with nostalgic scenes of the flour mill how it would have looked in its prime and also people’s accounts/voices that actually worked there, sharing their memories! It was so intriguing! Do not hesitate going to this museum! It was such a fun and unique experience.

We had a way better time than we expected. The elevator guided part of the tour was neat, good information. Great views of the falls, river and stone arch bridge from the observation deck. Enjoyed seeing the history and learning a bit about the flour milling process. No complaints and the street parking was simple, paid $5 I think for 2 hours, which was plenty to do the museum.

Set on the scenic banks of the Mississippi River, Minneapolis’s Mill City Museum is a striking fusion of industrial ruin, architectural innovation, and regional history—and easily one of the most memorable cultural destinations in the Midwest. From the moment you approach the museum, you’re greeted by the towering remains of the Washburn “A” Mill, once the largest flour mill in the world and the beating heart of Minneapolis’s late 19th-century identity as the “Flour Milling Capital of the World.” The iconic “Gold Medal Flour” sign still sits proudly atop the historic grain elevators, a nostalgic beacon linking the city’s modern energy to its industrious past. The structure itself is a work of art: a masterclass in adaptive reuse. The museum integrates preserved stone ruins of the original mill—some walls charred and scarred by past fires and explosions—with sleek glass-and-steel walkways and modern installations. From the outdoor courtyard and the massive glass façade etched with mill schematics, visitors are literally walking through history, surrounded by ghost traces of what once was. Inside, the museum captures the ingenuity and grit of Minneapolis’s industrial age. The preserved machinery, gears, pulleys, and antique steam engines are fascinating in their own right—but they’re made more compelling by thoughtful interpretation. From vintage tractors to flour sifters, each artifact tells a story of labor, technology, and transformation. The immersive exhibits, such as the Flour Tower elevator show (which re-creates the life of the mill), add a dramatic and cinematic dimension to the visit. A particular highlight is the view from the observation deck. It offers sweeping panoramas of the Mississippi River and the Stone Arch Bridge, with its elegant curves and pedestrian-friendly path, linking past to present. It’s a spot that invites reflection—on the river that powered the mills and on the city that rose from them. The museum doesn’t just celebrate machinery—it celebrates people. Exhibits thoughtfully highlight the lives of mill workers, immigrants, and women who shaped the milling industry, making this not just an architectural experience, but a deeply human one. Whether you’re a history buff, architecture lover, or simply looking for a unique and enriching afternoon in Minneapolis, Mill City Museum delivers. It’s a rare place where ruins speak, machines hum stories, and the Mississippi keeps flowing—as it always has—just outside.

Fun museum with lots to look at and an amazing viewing deck. The elevator tour was quirky and enjoyable, only running about 10 minutes long, leaving lots of time to explore the rest of the museum. Everyone working there was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. I'll definitely be back!

This was a good museum. I especially liked the elevator tour. You travel up and down the building in an elevator to see the different floors and hear stories of what it was like to work in the mill through recordings of actual workers. The view from the top floor is excellent.

I've been twice, once with a friend when we took the more in-depth tour of the mill, and then as a chaperone for a class of first graders. From grinding and sifting wheat to exploring the force of water from the falls, their hands-on exhibits are very kid friendly and interesting for adults, too! And the walking tour was very well done. Learning about the history, the economic impact, and the tragedies through what is left of the original mill's machinery and facilities is meaningful. The view of the river from the 9th floor deck is the cherry on top.

Very good museum with some wonderful views of the Mississippi River. Be sure to take the elevator to the top for the views. The inside displays explain the history of the area and about the flour powerhouses of their time. Well worth several hours of time to visit.

On Sunday, June 29th, my best friend surprised me with a picnic lunch date at Alexis Bailly Winery in Hastings, MN. My friend, Joelle lives in Stacy and I in Hugo. I mention this only because the drive was not only pleasant, but WELL WORTH IT!! OMG! Let me tell you: The grounds, main building and the "Yert" (tent like shelter) she rented for the afternoon were absolutely lovely, tranquil, bucolic, and immaculate. In the back of the main building where the live Salsa band was playing that afternoon could only be described as pastoral! Then add to that having the wonderful music filling the air, and looking out from wherever one is sitting and seeing the vineyards - well, it was the BEST AFTERNOON BIRTHDAY GIFT I could have ever received!!! Aside from the venue itself, let me tell you about the proprietors of this extraordinary piece of heaven here in little ol' Minnesota . . . Chet, and his wife Andrea own the vineyard. They were the fantastic!! So genuinely interested in accommodating us - making sure we had anything and everything we needed for our special day. The bartender, "Tamru" (I think I got that right) was so engaging, cheerful and pleasant. Really, it was probably the BEST BIRTHDAY I've ever experienced. My best friend who is an amazing chef, brought "French themed food", which we shared with the owners. We tasted their great wine, and bought some to take home. If you really, really want to make someone feel really special, or have a special occasion to celebrate, I highly recommend you do it at the Alexis Bailly Winery! I intend to go back on the Sundays they have live jazz music. Lastly, I want to personally THANK Joelle (my Bestie) and Chet, Andrea (owners) and Tamru (bartender) for taking part in making my birthday such an incredibly joyful and memorable experience!! Most Appreciatively! jeanne chacon** Hugo, MN

This place is gorgeous, is so much fun and has amazing wine. They have a bourbon infused wine that is absolutely delicious that I recommend trying. I will be coming back. I highly recommend visiting this vineyard, it does not disappoint. We had our work holiday party here so they do corporate events! Everyone there is so nice and makes it easy to have a great time!

It was a beautiful winery/space. We brought some picnic snacks and I love that they allowed that. I enjoyed most of the wines. However, I bought a bottle of the Seyval Blanc. The vintage I bought was not the same as what I tasted. In fact the bottle I bought was bad. And then I saw it was from 2023, which is 2 years old and most white wines can’t last that long…so not sure if it was the vintage or just one bad bottle but it was not good. It’s unfortunate because I paid $30 for it and it was not good. I’m surprised that they would first have the wine we tasted be different than the vintage that we buy and second, that they’d keep that vintage on the floor. It was not good…I dumped over half the bottle. It’s hard to tell from the picture but it was a color yellow that a white wine shouldn’t be

We had such a great experience even before we arrived! A week or so prior to our visit, we asked for information on how to plan our time there, what to expect, etc. Alexis Bailey wrote right back with exactly what I was looking for! As well as a great way to proudly explain this amazing winery to our California guests (who really know their wine!). Once we arrived, we had a great time. The owner even came out to say hello. We had been to the winery years ago with my parents and loved it. It was fun to meet the new owners who have a great energy. We look forward to coming back soon!

Always a great venue for a variety of music. Drink wine inside or venture into the vineyard or the many picnic areas.

This is a very quaint beautiful winery. You see when you enter the grapes they use to make the wine. There are plenty of lovely scenic places to sit outside and it is just as elegantly rustic and roomy inside. The wine is varied and delicious and they know how to introduce you to something you'll enjoy! Must try.

Love this hidden gem of a winery here in Hastings!! The wine is great, the employees are knowledgeable, there is plenty of outdoor and indoor seating and lots of grass to run and play!! They have special events and bring in special musoc-

Always busy but always worth it. Great food to try and something for everyone. This was the first year we actually parked at the fair and I would recommend it if you have small children who won’t sit still on the bus for park and rides. While it’s pricy event parking $25. There were tons of spaces and easy out at the end of the day

2025 MN State Fair ✅ Really loved Giggles' Campfire Grill smoked salmon on a stick with the cream cheese cracker 😋 Of course had my favorite two classics: Deep Fried Olives and Veggie Fries. 🫒 Other honorable mentions: deep fried ravioli, Pot of Gold potato dumpling, Walleye fries, “Three Piggy Pals” on a Stick, fresh lemonade, deep-fried ranch, fried green tomato, pronto pups and all of the beer🍻

The Minnesota State Fair isn’t just an event—it feels like a tradition you step into the moment you walk through the gates. The mix of sizzling food stands, live music drifting through the air, and the buzz of families and friends creates a one-of-a-kind atmosphere. I tried a mix of the classics and the new: cheese curds that were perfectly gooey, Sweet Martha’s cookies fresh from the oven, and one of the “new foods on a stick” that surprised me in the best way. Beyond food, the animal barns, creative seed art, and giant vegetables gave it that fun, quirky Minnesota charm. Yes, it’s busy, and yes, you’ll spend more than you plan—but the fair delivers an experience that blends nostalgia with something new every year. My tip: come early, pace yourself with food, and don’t miss the evening when the lights of the Midway bring the whole place alive.

Had a WONDERFUL time at the Great Minnesota Get-Together!! Things to eat and Places to Visit: #1. PEACHYS-Amish Donuts. I recommend getting there as early in the morning as you can as lines get extremely long super fast. (OR Bring an extra $20 and pay someone in the front of the line to get your donuts. Quick and easy!) #2. MOUTH TRAP CHEESE CURDS. Always a great item to get at the fair. Fresh and delicious every time! #3. CORN. CORN AND MORE CORN #4. Fried Catfish - (in food building) Super good Catfish strips. Walleye balls were kind of bland. But overall good Cajun taste. #5. Visiting the Miracle of Birth Center. So many cute babies and good learning opportunities for kiddos. #6. DNR Fish pond. Need a moment to relax? This is the place to be. **Remember to grab a Bargain Book! Tons of great coupons!** Those are just some of the things I really enjoyed this year at the fair!

So much to do. If food isn't your thing. They have the Midway with rides/games, the Eco building to learn how to be a less wasteful person, so many farm animals, or maybe you're a fine arts person. There is something for everyone at the fair.

The fair was great as always but the lines were a little chaotic unlike some years. Being able to have cash or card is wonderful. Just sucks that not all vendors do that.

It's such a great experience! Farm animals, art, creative activities, a parade, great food and people watching. Looking forward to next year!

Pretzel appetizer was delicious. Served a queso and honey mustard. Burger was enjoyable and portion size was wonderful. Served with crinkle cut fries. Star of the meal was the grilled shrimp bowl. Served with a delicious cream sauce it was filling and let me feeling light even though it was a hearty dish. Server was wonderful, attentive but not intrusive. The place was packed but we were able to find a seat quickly and the noise level was loud but we were still able to easily carry on a conversation. Good for groups, families or a couples night out. Plenty of parking available.

I love this location of Wild Bills. They have great service and I always ask for Mariah to be our server. She is kind, attentive, and always checks in to see how you’re doing!

I typically LOVE this establishment. However tonight I had the WORST experience I've ever had here. Not only did the server mess my husband's beer up twice, tell him they would comp a beer for him, then deliver a bill saying the bar tender took off 25% of 1 beer (not the whole beer together), the server served us after serving everyone that sat in booths and arrived after we did, deliver the wrong food to my kids, and took over 30 minutes to deliver our drink order when everyone else got theirs within seconds of sitting down. Everything with how this evening was handled was so poor. Again we typically love it here but being post surgery and having to wear sunglasses in the evening, I was treated like I had a problem. I've never been so disappointed.

Not really my kind of place, but on a slow Monday night, it was perfect for a beer and nachos. Lots of TV's to watch a ball game and a very nice, attentive server made for a good night cap.

It's a great bar to go watch sports. The food was just ok, but I have several food intolerances that made it slightly difficult to find something/modify dishes to fit my needs. The dish I did get was just ok. It was edible but not good enough for me to want to finish it. The waitress was amazing- friendly and helpful.

Mariah was our server and she is amazing! Super friendly, meals came quickly and she is very attentive. We always ask for her❤️

Showed up at 1015 pm on a Friday. Got carded at the door. Walked in and got greeted by no one. Walked to the patio and sat at the outdoor bar. The first employee to greet us only asked if we had a wristband. Sat there for almost 20 minutes and no one came to even say hi. If you dont have enough employees to cover the patio you should close it.

The french fries and the burger are too salty but that's my French point of view. The advice for choosing my beer was very relevant since they brew it on site. This is my second time at this brewery, and I will be back.

My buddy and I stopped and grabbed lunch here after work! The food was killer, we both tried the short rib grilled cheese and it was excellent! I highly recommend drinking their alcoholic root beer!

Strawberry lychee smoothie sour was very unappetizing, couldn't get past the presentation, texture, or color. It was brown and chunky, and all over the glass, it looked like vomit. I've had smoothie sours before, and this is not what I expected, even strangers at the bar commented on it. We asked to switch drinks and they were very accommodating, but that drink was such a miss.

Very good food, beer was ok. The beers I tried were decent but nothing blew me away. They were out of a lot due to covid supply issues. Had the bacon pop/skewer things which had a great sauce but the bacon was squishy for me, I prefer crispy. The milkshake is like the most decadent dessert thing ever so beware. The pizza was good and came out fast and the outdoor seating had a nice setup. I also didn't enjoy the ordering with the QR code thing, order online, then someone brings your beer. Kinda weird. August 2024: still a great place to come if you are here for soccer. The beer is better and the atmosphere is fun for soccer families. We got the Tipsy Steer pretzel appetizer and I would say avoid it. Greasy and needs mustard as an option, not just cheese dip.

Amazing place! The food is top quality. Delicious!! Lots of variety in food and drinks. Great place for an outing with family and/or friends

Wow!! They have the BEST CIDERS, I have ever had!! 🌟 EDIT🌟 I LOVE these seasonal ciders! Yes, they have beer. I can not stop boasting the ciders! The Tippsy Steer inside Invictus is the perfect compliment. Perfect place for groups, enjoying time by yourself or with a small group of friends. Definitely family friendly environment.

I will definitely go back to this place! The food options at the Tipsy Steer was incredible! Scratch made food and locally sourced food. My friends and I ordered the pickle pizza which was topped with crispy pork belly bites. The armadillo eggs, which was hamburger wrapped in bacon and stuffed with goat cheese and topped with raspberry jam…so good. We also ordered the Bavarian pretzels that came with the delicious cheese sauce. The beer options were also fantastic, something for everyone….even the NA drinkers! Definitely get a beer flight to try multiple beers! Cheers