The staff was super rude. They acted like it was such an inconvenience for them to do their jobs…read moreand service their customers.

Top notch food and very affordable. Bowling lanes were just updated and they also have some arcade…read moregames for the kids. Love the service here, it is definitely a hidden gem.

My husband was a tanker in his military career and absolutely loved this experience. He drove two…read moretanks, fired weapons and enjoyed speaking to the staff that maintained the tanks. It was hard to get him to leave but we'll worth seeing him smile.

Completed this12 yearlong dream back in June. The staff was friendly and not only helpful, but…read moreaccommodating when it came to scheduling problems I ran into from navigation issues while on a road trip. Everything came together and I even got a bonus out of the deal. Friends and family asked how it went... My response "Me squashed tiny car!" Absolutely a great time, leaving with a smile ear to ear.

Nice new club house and the 9 hole course was well maintained. The rates are reasonable too. We…read moreplayed the course twice! It was a fun time despite the rain! I would absolutely make a stop the next time I'm in the area!

Great course at a great price. Was very easy to walk but has a lot of challenges for a par 36. Has…read morea 9 hole executive , par 3 course too.

Rude on the phone, rude in person when we got there. Wouldn't let us golf because afraid we would…read morehurt the grass even though their people were out driving around on it in golf carts. The guy also mumbled and when I asked him to repeat himself because I couldn't understand him he spoke slower and in a rude way like I couldn't understand English. I have no idea how good the course is because I never golfed it because it was a little wet and they don't want it ruined (even though it is just a part of golf). Won't be going back, even if it isn't wet out.

I want to start by saying we attended this church for two years and were about to become members. I…read morewas teaching an Awanas class. My 3 year old was in another awanas class and I was told by another lady in the church that the male helper of the class had taken her to the bathroom, this same helper then brougut her to my class. I felt uncomfortable, because they had "rules" about adults being alone with kids of the opposite sex. My daughter never went back to the other class after this incident. Then in late January I found my daughter in a closet with a male deacon, while another man stood at the door. The man heard me calling my daughter's name, yet I had to speak to him directly about where she was. My husband and I brought this situation to the attention of the preacher. Only to be told how we would ruin the reputation of the church and the men if anyone found out. He showed no concern about the two situations with our daughter. I spoked with another deacon hoping someone would show any amount of concern, and was met with the same "the reputation of the church and men." I called the local law enforcement, as I came to find the church did not make a mandatory report, as is required of them by Minnesota law. The lady that witnessed the incident with me was never called by the preacher, even though we had asked him 3 times to do so for his report. On the phone he had told me he would reach out to the man of the house before proceeding. It never happened. Her account is not on the internal church report, but the account of two people not even present is. After the preacher told me he wouldn't read me the report because " I wouldn't like what he wrote." Then he proceeded to quote bible scripture to us as parents. I was shocked as a parent that a situation this serious was brushed off as "that's just that guys personality, we know him" rhetoric. I was tols in a voicemail, which I still have, that I was no longer allowed to teach my awanas class. After being retaliated against, and having people accuse me of trying to "damage the church.' We decided there was no way we could continue attending this church. They do not seem to care that there is inappropriate activity going on. I've since had others from the church tell me of similar incidents, that are not being reported outside of the church. This has been the most hurtful situation to happen to our family. Had I known we would be treated so terribly, and gossioed about for being "bad people," I should've called law enforcement the night it happened. Then my witness could have her voice heard as well, and the church would be held accountable for what happened to my child.

I know this church. It is great - full of caring people. I heard about the steeple. It had to be…read moretaken down because it had rotted out and was extremely dangerous. I'm sure that the pastor and deacons would love to talk with Mr. Lonnie F. I also have heard of the pastor he has talked about. He was not asked to leave. In fact he is still a member there, and is presently the Pastor Emeritus.

Bowling alley bar in the industrial section of New Ulm. Decent happy hour, fried food and bowling.read more

My son looked at 8 schools and decided to visit Gustavus and that was it. Beautiful campus, small…read moreclass size, with great attention paid to students and their prep for life and careers. Not cheap but scholarships and grants make it the same cost as state schools. The alumni connections are huge and have never found a former student that wished they went somewhere else. My son is completing his sophomore year and loves the teachers, coaches and facilities. Strong support for career prep, excellent reputation amongst employers, superior networking, and highly respected; if I knew that when I was choosing a college to attend I would have gone there. I especially appreciate the attitude of the college toward students. Absolutely the focus is on the students. They encourage civic involvement and volunteerism which leads to better prepared young adults for tomorrow's needs.

Gustavus is an excellent choice if you value a combination of academic excellence, career…read morepreparedness, sports opportunities for everyone, community involvement, civil society and a relaxed social scene. Expect to meet lifelong friends while a student and become part of a powerful alumni network once you graduate.