If there isn't an Eagles Club in heaven than why would anyone want to go there?…read more If I lived in Austin, Minnesota I would definitely pay the $32 a year to become a member of this exclusive establishment. I would even pay $64 a year just because I love it double-y more than anyone else. The Eagles combines my two life passions (cheap whiskey and $.50 pull-tabs) seamlessly into one remarkable experience. If you are in the area, I'd highly recommend making friends with one of the members (I lend you my pseudo in-laws if you're in need) so you can gain access to this place because it's not to be missed.

Best club by far in austin. Great food!! And just a good place to go hang out. Young or oldread more

Stopped by for a late lunch since we were staying at the hotel…read more Our waitress was friendly and generally attentive, but it wasn't the best service we've had. Our order was taken quickly, and came out in a reasonable amount of time. There was a large funeral across the street and apparently the attendees gathered here afterwards because it was pretty busy for a Saturday afternoon. But it was still not too crazy and we were able to have a conversation at a reasonable volume. Lots of TVS playing sports. Some reviews referred to it as a nightclub which seems a stretch. At least in the afternoon it was family friendly.. The espresso martinis were strong and all alcohol. But what I'm used to and not my favorite but we definitely got a nice buzz! The cheese curds were average; the pizza fries were an interesting concept. It would have been nice if the cheese had been melted more. The pepperoni was somewhat spicy. The fries were really good! I truly enjoyed the quinoa bowl. The pork belly was crispy and crunchy and just delectable. It worked well with the quinoa and vegetables. I'd happily eat this regularly. Prices are average. Especially for a hotel, one might even consider them reasonable. It's a good option if you don't want to leave the hotel.

We were staying next door at the Doubletree so this was an easy spot to have a good dinner. Upon…read morewalking in there are plenty of tables to sit at or you can sit at the bar. I sat at the bar and ordered the wings which were crispy and good. I have a garlic allergy and they checked the ingredients to make sure I could have a few things. I ordered a steak and it was cooked medium, had a good experience. People were friendly and there are plenty of TVs to watch games and when it is nicer outside they have an outside patio.

The strangest Doubletree ever. Paid extra for a lanai room expecting some kind of outdoor space…read more Instead. It was this area outside the door that overlooked the pool through a Glassdoor. There was no other window. So it's either choose darkness or no privacy. The kids screaming at the pool were clearly audible inside our room as well and our well past 11pm. The TV channels were completely inaccurate. If you enjoy hard beds and very soft pillows this would be perfect for you. Pluses: we were able to check in early and got our cookies. The staff overall seemed like they couldn't have cared less. I'm used to getting some direction where I might find my room, but not here. At least parking was free and the products in the bathroom were good. The no outside light situation was a huge disappointment.

If you're going to have a cable machine, it really should include more attachments--or at the very…read moreleast a complete set of D-loops. A PVC pipe or bands for stretching and additional attachment would also be useful. In addition, having an extra flat bench would make a big difference so that there are more options available when the gym is busy.

The golf course is gorgeous. The restaurant is just okay. Upon walking in it looks more like a…read morediner than a country club, which threw me off a bit. The tables and chairs look like they came from a 1990 auction. I ordered the house Cabernet. My advice is DON'T DO IT. I am not a wine snob, but this wine was not palatable. I sent it back for the J. Lohr and it came back tasting just like the terrible house wine. After a little investigation, we figured out it was the house wine again. The server was accommodating and the third glass I got was sufficient for my palate. For dinner I ordered the Asian Stir Fry. Again, my recommendation is DON'T DO IT. Stick to what Minnesota is good at, meat and potatoes. That is a much safer bet. The plates my fellow diners ordered looked much more palatable than mine. My dish was basically teriyaki sauce soup with veggies and rice. It was not edible and in my opinion should have never left the kitchen looking the way it did. I ended up having a Kind bar for dinner. My overall experience was unpleasant. However, I think if you order fish, meat, or a salad and you splurge on the wine, you will have an okay experience.

My wife and I attended a special dinner offering at The Austin Country Club on Friday 11/9/18. It…read morewas a well attended, very nice evening. Chef and his team prepared very tasty food that was well presented. We feel strongly that enthusiastic attendance at these events is important so our management will feel encouraged to periodically offer other offerings like this. James Herrick

This was an amazing tour. I would even do it again.. Rich was a wealth of knowledge, telling us…read moreeverything about the Amish it was so super interesting. I believe we visited eight different Amish farms. we even got to go into a house for a little tour something you would not be able to do unless you took this tour with Rich. He's been doing it for over 20 years so he's gotten to know these amazing families quite well so you get a couple more perks than doing it yourself the wealth of knowledge, the tour inside of an Amish home, etc.

The tour was very interesting and Rick did a great job as tour host. He was very knowledgeable…read moreabout the Amish farms, people, culture and traditions. The time spent, 2 1/2 hours was well worth it. I'd definitely recommend it.