Small but interesting museum containing history of Watertown and surrounding smaller towns…read more Free admission and some exhibits specially oriented toward children. Located in the old Carnegie library in downtown Watertown.

Such a cute shop with such friendly owners! We did a wine tasting of their Ghost Town wines - each…read morewine is named for a town that no longer exists in South Dakota - and sampled the wine slushies, and some chocolates. We were able to get great stocking stuffers (who doesn't like chocolate in their Christmas stockings?!!?) and bottles of wine to take home. We had so much fun!! Will come back to this shop anytime we come back to visit family here in Watertown.

Wow - made for a relaxing and enjoyable experience! It's a winery but also fabulous chocolates…read moreand even some speciality coffees! Our wine tasting with Mike was so great. He had great Knowledge of the area and fun stories. We completely enjoyed the time. The chocolate was so good - we had to take some home!!

Unlike like one unnamed reviewer who is in Cali, I have actually set foot in this establishment. I…read morejust stopped there for the first time. It's only a few blocks from my house but didnt even realize it was there, until Karens brought it to my attention. The owner and patrons were very welcoming. I think I'll make a point of stopping by regularly. Cheers

Your typical bar and grill. The food was very good. It all was pictured. Will have to add more…read morepics next time. The bar tender/server could be a little friendlier and prompt, but it's a bar. The drinks and food was the most important part, and they nailed it.

It's been a long minute since the last time I've been at a movie theatre since all this social…read moredistancing and temporary closures of many U.S. businesses. When I hear the New Mutants was finally being released and finding out this place was open, i was qued up. With regard to this theatre its relatively new, probably 3-4 years I'm guessing; not much pazaz on the exterior and the entrance is relatively small as far as theatre's go. Ticketing are immediately once you pass the exterior doors. Apparently movie hot dogs aren't on the menu since most people here in town don't consume them. Really! The actually movie seating is stadium seating and the seats are big leather / pleather automated recliner type and big cup holder. I was probably 5 Stars for the comfort. The sound system is some of the best I've heard and another 5+ stars. A disappointment is the actual screen. It seem smaller than it should and what makes it appear smaller is the screen resolution was not sharp and the contract from light and dark really sucked. Regardless it was nice for a change to have some normalcy and wouldn't have any issues coming back here again.

While out of town with nothing to do for the rest of the night, we decided to go watch a movie and…read morewhat ensued was the weirdest movie experience I've had. Getting our tickets and snacks was easy, but being in a small town where a meal costs around $13, charging $5 for a candy bar is insane. The theater was great and comfortable, but about thirty minutes into the movie, the film started skipping and it wasn't letting up. Eventually, multiple parties went down to let someone know and they stopped the movie for five minutes to get it back up and running. Then they turned it back on, but there was only sound no picture. After ten minutes the movie went off without another hitch. Not to mention, almost every group was talking during the movie, which was super annoying. Obviously, not the theater's fault, but it's one of my biggest pet peeves.