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11 years ago
A very nice looking service club. They have some good food and good service. Nothing fancy but well done. Prices are very reasonable and it is a place I stopped at almost every time I am out that way. read more
35 N Miles St
Appleton, MN 56208
(320) 289-2332
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always hung out there as a kid with my parents, took golf lessons when I was around nine years old…read more Went to several class reunions, and weddings there as well.
What a fantastic museum. Definitely worth a trip. Just keeps going and going. We gave a call to…read moreLarry off season, and he was kind enough to meet us and give us a tour of each building. It's a large collection, and the taxidermy building is out of control. You won't believe it
1908 boat on display - roadside. There are a few outside exhibits dotting the grounds, giving us a…read moregood reason to stretch our legs. It was nice to be able to access these items without having to pay admission, or even enter the museum itself.
Great little hidden gem!! Just outside of Dawson MN. Great food specials, something different…read moreevery night. Indoor cornhole in the upstairs loft, out of the cold & snow. Variety of wines and beers and cocktails available. Very friendly staff, attentive and accommodating.
Came in for wing night, got a very generous portion of hot wings and fries. Wings were excellent,…read moreplenty of meat and good buffalo flavor. Fries were good too, and plentiful. Service was excellent, not something often experienced any more. Building decor is a bit dated, but it was clean, as were the restrooms.
I had the prime rib. Although it tasted ok it was well done instead of the medium rare I ordered…read more Our waitress was polite & courteous. Next time I will make a point of medium rare. We liked the setting & coziness.
The Grand is a small, two screen movie theater. Tickets are very affordable ($6 for adults, $5 on…read moreMondays). So are concessions (Popcorn for $3-$5, candy at $2-$4). While the theaters aren't super "state of the art" or anything, the seats are very comfortable and the projection quality is good. The building seems pretty clean for a movie theater, and a little of the fun historic theater vibe carries through today. The service was friendly. Overall, this is a pretty great place for an outing to the movies.
I speak for all citizen of Milbank, South Dakota and all small communities around the globe when I…read moresay, any town with 3,167 residents is darned lucky to have a classic old-school theater, let alone one with three(!) screens. Over the holidays, I took my eight nieces and nephews (my family puts the pro in procreation) to Chipwreck (possibly the worst movie of all time... right after Kazaam). Taking eight kids and two adults to the movies should cost a small fortune, right? No. I paid less than $30 for tickets, and since that had me feeling rich, I told the little ankle biters they could each have a treat and... what is this?!... $.50 kiddie pops!?!?! Oh man. Kids, get whatever you want. And hey, you, young person I don't know, you get something too. Shit, everyone in the theater, get whatever you want. Auntie Lex is paying tonight. Now if only they'd sell booze, I could forget that movie, and this would be the most epic theater of all time.