My best best friend chose this place as her wedding venue. Since I wasn't familiar with Vandnais…read moreheights, I didn't really know what to expect. It turned out to be a really beautiful building with multiple rooms, tons of windows and a beautiful outdoor area for wedding photos. It was definitely spacious enough for a large wedding party with plenty of room to spare! They also had adequate seating for all the reception guests that showed up after the vows with an enormous dance floor. The only thing I really disliked was the total disregard from management. They had promised my friend that they would put up window shades to block out the sun so the ceremony would be more intimate (she put down a $500 deposit) As soon as we noticed the shades were not assembled, we contacted them. They completely denied ever receiving any deposit and dismissed us in a very rude fashion. They didn't even attempt or offer to fix the issue. I found that to be super tasteless and unprofessional. Not sure I would recommend this place after reading previous reviews.

Great location for large events. Have used it many time for business and it always has weddings…read moreplanned. Highly professional location with a great staff that helps and is very understanding.

I went to two different conference here and it's an excellent facility. I live about five miles…read morefrom here and didn't even know it existed. It's a conference facility but you can also stay overnight there as well. The rooms are beautiful and well maintained and the food is really exceptional. I would love to come back!

From the owner: We are a full service event center. We offer unique meeting and event spaces, onsite catering with…read morewonderful food, overnight accommodations and a staff dedicated to customer service!

Nice sports bar They…read morehave a couple dining rooms, bar seating, patio and space for parties Always good service and food! I've never had bad food. One of my fav spots for a reuben- I swap out the rye bread for wheat bread sometimes They also have the best salad- Bourbon Cranberry Chicken Salad! So good! Maplewood Hours: Sunday - Wednesday: 11:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Thursday - Saturday: 11:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m HAPPY HOUR: 3:00-6:00 p.m. Sunday-Thursday Special Drink Deals- On weekdays and Saturdays/Sundays (check website) Events: *Mondays- Bingo night 6:30pm Coverall *Shuttles to Wild Games *Free Rewards Club *$25 pint club- extra specials just for you *Bingo in the downstairs at The Foxhole Bingo Pull tabs both up and downstairs Free parking lot- gets busy when there is bingo

Fun bar-food place. Lots of seating and good for large groups…read more Lots of fun burger choices - we got the PB Bacon Burger and the Lucy. Lucy was a bit raw but all the Lucy are made to medium. The seasonal salad was delicious. Prices not bad! Service was super friendly.

This place pops up on my feed every so often, so I figured why not check it out for a late lunch…read morewith the family. Its a smaller place, but has cool vibes. Service was good! Multiple servers kept checking in on our table. I was a little disappointed with the menu and food selection! It was a very small menu that I had to check in with the waiter to see if that was the dinner menu, and she confirmed it was. We ordered a few apps and they were all good! Overall Food & Vibe

Service: excellent Food: creative…read moreAmbiance: creative and good date place I enjoyed my experience here! The food was unique, the plating was nice, and the flavors were good. I'm not a huge brunch person, so I liked how there were some Asian fusion flavors and dishes. I thought the pork belly was flavorful, the bubba's gump was crispy and well balanced, and the chicken with the waffles were cooked perfectly.

Although I've been inside this beautiful edifice many times, I've only just used it as an actual…read moretrain station for the first time. Such a grand building looks like it could do with a lot more passenger train traffic than it actually gets. But I love coming here, no matter what the reason! There are two busy multi-state Amtrak lines that pass through here. It is also served by local bus routes (Metro Transit, etc.) and national ones like Megabus and Greyhound. The bus platforms are close to the train platforms and are easy to negotiate, and the light rail station is out on 4th Street directly in front. There is a pickup-dropoff area on Kellogg, one floor down from the main hall, where it's easy to get taxis and rideshares, and there is a Hertz rental car place down there as well. There are some shops and a restaurant! Check out my review of 1881 Eating House on their separate Yelp page, but there is a bike shop, a book shop, a toy train shop, and a travel store to check out. And there are often very lively events going on, especially during the holidays. Even if you just show up to stroll through the building I think you will enjoy your visit. It's such a beautiful building that I'm proud of how well it represents Saint Paul to travelers.

Gorgeously refurbished space with a great bar as well as a working bus and train station. I wish I…read morehad had time to settle in with a drink!

The tour guide was exceptional. It was a tour to appeal from school age on up! Easy to do and…read morevery interesting!

Very awesome tour, Led by Mary/Rosie the Riveted. What a fun night! Loved the outside views and old…read morecars. They decorated the entire place. The tour was an hour long and very story focused which was so fun. Hot tip: Very dark so watch your step or bring small flashlight. I tripped a few times. So be careful! Hot tip: beautiful view of St. Paul capitol nearby! Hot tip: go to Cosettas for dinner after!

The Reading Room is an excellent space for an intimate wedding. There were about 150 guests and the…read moreceremony took place in the front of the room, with elegant tables behind for the plated dinner reception. Waitstaff circulated with hors d'oeuvres as we waited in the receiving line, keeping everyone engaged. I loved the library theme, from the Save The Date library book cards to the tables identified by famous authors. We were seated at Dickens, our dinner preferences printed out on beautiful bookmarks. The three-story ceilings are reached by massive bookshelves with upstairs hallways for reaching those high books. The flowers were gorgeous and organic and the catered food was delicious from salad to dessert. It's not an inexpensive venue, but it is warm and intimate once you get here. We ran into detours, slow trains, and closed roads so we had our Uber let us out about a 1/4 mile away because we were about to be late. We literally made it in as the ceremony started. Road construction, closed roads, detours, and slow freight trains don't show up on your travel map!

A stunning interior historic space and building. If I were doing research here, I think I'd find it…read morevery enjoyable. Using it as a meeting space wasn't the greatest, since the speakers had power point presentations with lots of writing, and because the seating had to be deep and narrow, it was hard for those in the back. Sound also was splotchy, and the bathrooms are small and at the front, so you have to walk in front of everyone to reach them. As a stop to see something beautiful--it's a must if you're in this city.

We made a stop here for some wine and to enjoy the beauty on Sunday, and it was an amazing time. We…read morewere seated right away and our server was Jenna. We tried a few different flights of wine and flat breads and enjoyed the beautiful view of the vineyard. The place is truly breathtaking, and at the time, they had live music playing outside. Jenna made some very good recommendations and made sure we had everything we needed. ::Caution:: I still gave this place 5 stars because this has nothing to do with the service or the quality of the food or location, but we were picturing a nice, calm brunch, sipping on wine, not a Chuck E Cheese experience. Apparently, we were upgraded to the deluxe Chuck E Cheese package and were seated around lots of parents who decided to bring their young kids to a vineyard. The kids were running wild around tables and crying and screaming. Not one parent corrected their kids' behavior and just let them run around like free-range chickens. There were also people complaining that there were no non alcoholic drinks that they wanted at a vineyard. When I went inside there seemed to be no kids indoors. While another group could not control their kids and kept knocking things off the table, including glasses of wine. No one seemed to mind outdoors because most of the people had young kids, so be warned that this may be a possibility, so research your days before you go. Overall, if you remove the kids running wild and crying, the service was fantastic, the wine was good, lots of parking, the ambiance was incredible, and the food was good.

We had such a blast at 7 Vines Vineyard in July even with just 20 minutes before closing! The staff…read morewas welcoming and didn't rush us, which we truly appreciated. The atmosphere was cozy and charming, and it was the perfect spot to unwind with a great glass of wine. We're already looking forward to coming back during the winter months (as long as they're open!) because this place just has that special vibe that makes you want to return again and again.

$16 for a large bucket of balls, of which haven't been cycled out in at least 5 years. Great they…read moreare the first ones to open, but paying to use this range in June is absolutely criminal. Could use some additional thought behind opening so early and the long-term impact on the turf.

I was very nervous about getting back into golf again after an 8 year hiatus. The staff here were…read moreall very kind. I also am from a small town where golfing as a single is common. Here, not so much. So I got paired with 3 others. It wasn't so bad, everyone was there to have a good time. Also brought my daughter for her first time. Nice and calm course to teach her the game.