This is bar none the best place to have a drink the food is magnificent the prices are by far the…read morebest around the crowd are the best of the best not to forget what the elk's do for the community

This place was interesting...and when I say interesting...I really mean "it was fine for a wedding…read morereception, but I am never going back here, even if I am in the area".... The service was okay, I guess. The beer selection was downright dismal with only one beer on tap - Amber Bock. The setting was okay enough for a small-town wedding reception - it had a few sets of bathrooms, a bar, elk heads and antlers proudly displayed on the walls, and a good-sized dance floor. Not much else was needed, really... I really don't have much more to say about this place. It was easy to find, had plenty of parking, and the bar was your typical small town bar...

Loved my visit to the Runestone Museum! The museum may not be the largest or have the most advanced…read moretechnology but I was really impressed by the density of quality information! It took about an hour to get through the museum. There's a couple of buildings and things to see outside of the main museum. They also have a great gift shop where I was able to get a couple of postcards! There's a free parking lot and in summer they have picnic tables in the courtyard. You can bring your own picnic lunch or they have a list of restaurants that'll deliver to the museum! When I visited the museum in summer 2020, they required your information for contact tracing. Not sure what covid-protocals they have in place now, but they definitely took it seriously! Definitely recommend stopping by if you're in Alexandria!

One thing I'd like to preface this review with is how my wife and I were cautious about coming…read morehere. We didn't know how over the top this place would be as we were excited to visit, but didn't want to be overwhelmed by the narrative of the one and only almighty runestone! I'm happy to report that this museum took a very scientific and historical viewpoint on the stone! We really enjoyed that they presented a lot of evidence for and against the stone while also discussing the research done to determine more information about it! We also really liked the large part of the exhibit pertaining to native Americans, their culture, as well as the native animals to this region. The museum, while centered around the stone does a really great job giving a ton of information and highlighting different cultures which was super cool and a bit unexpected. Obviously we went there for the stone and we're not disappointed! Fort Alexandria was also cool and the Viking ship is a must see. Overall, it's a stop if you haven't been there before and you won't regret it!

Beautiful bar, terrible bar tender…read more I've visited this place at least 10 times on business and every time (no exaggeration EVERY TIME) I've been offended by the terrible service of Chris the bar tender. Off putting and offensive. I second a previous reviewer, good management is needed. Fire the bad help and get some pros.