He Said: My kids and I had a great time! Disclaimer: we came…read morehere using the MN Explore Pass. The Explore Pass allows "free" entry and limited access to some of the activities--bumper cars, laser tag, ball fort, laser maze, and a 360° video game. The laser tag arena is much bigger than i thought it would be (looking from the outside). Fun Lab is big enough to house multiple fun activities, but not too large so watching kids is a nightmare. There are non-inclusive activities (more $$) that seem fun. There is a cafeteria, too. Pros: - Lots of cool activities - Indoors - Great deal if you get the Explore Pass Cons: -Blaine is somewhat put of the way for us

Visited the fun lab on a Sunday and was surprised at how empty the place was this was great for us…read moreand our first visit. We walked in unsure what to do and stood next to two staff at the front desk for a couple minutes before being greeted. We used our explorer pass from Groupon which allowed for a visit do try most of the attractions. A lot of stuff was broken (laser tag maze, laser tag vests, games, blowers in the ball area) or no staff were available to let us know how to use it. What we could use was fun the bumper cars and arcade were favorites for our five year old. We purchased an additional pass for the bumper cars he had to go again. Overall it was okay for the prices, but there are other options around the cities if you're willing to spend a little more.

I took my partner here for his birthday and we had an absolute blast…read more First thing I want to do is give Kevin a huge shoutout. From the moment we walked in he was AWESOME and helped us have the best experience we could have had. We were the first ones there and it was my partners first time trying any VR. We are adults and love gaming so it was the perfect thing to do for us. We had our own semi-private stall and Kevin helped us get familiar with the mechanics of not only the VR headset and controller equipment but also the little differences in each game that we played. He made himself available consistently throughout our time there and we all had a good time together. We ended up staying longer (nearly doubling our original time) because it was so fun. At one point we got a little hungry so I ran down to get some pizzas from the Brick Oven Bus, a food truck that parks right outside the brewery in the parking lot of the building. We brought up the pizzas and some drinks and spent our afternoon immersed in the coolest technology. It's really a trip, highly recommend. There were games for everyone, all different ability levels and easy to switch in and out of games. The only hold up for us was it was a little bit difficult to get in and out of the building. We had to call up to be let in the locked door and then it's kind of a weird, big, empty building. It was, however, the Sunday after Xmas and could have just been our odd hours of visit. We will definitely be back to play again! Thanks Kevin!

Voxel is near and dear to me and my son. It's where he developed his passion for VR. Given he now…read moreowns several different headsets he wanted to go to reminisce. The staff is so nice and accommodating. I recommend anyone come and check it out. The new space in Concord has so much light. The other spaces were dark but the natural light coming through was refreshing. There is plenty of parking.

Overall a fun exploring experience. Lots of random things; tools, beakers, masks, posters, fabrics,…read moreplastics, cords, toys, and other miscellaneous stuff. Staff seemed super nice, greeted me upon entry. Things also seemed affordable, and varied in quality.

It's relocated but remains in the Texa-Tonka shopping center. I miss the old location but with the…read morecenter's recent emphasis on food I can understand why the store moved. I find it an interesting place to wander around and wonder what some items are. There are barrels of stuff, shelves of things and all sorts of blinking lights, electronic parts, miscellaneous military surplus and mysterious things that I simply cannot identify. Quirky labels (some definitely tongue in cheek), and no shortage of humor. Offers for customers to weigh in on their own take of what somethings might be. Staff has always been helpful. Aisles overflowing with an ever changing selection. Plenty of free parking. Rock bottom prices and you might occasionally find just what you need. The Ax-Man exemplifies the classic aphorism that one person's trash is another's treasure.

First dry ice purchase went fabulously! Great customer service with quantity I needed to keep a…read morefreezer full of food cold for 24hrs until the replacement freezer would arrive.Next day I realize I likely left my credit card at the store. Spoke with a gal who said she didn't see one, but would check with her husband who had worked the previous day. Indeed, he had found it. Taken it home with plans to drop off at the bank. I made arrangements to pick up later that day. Seems a rarity for a store/staff to go to such lengths to help a customer. I appreciated their teamwork in getting my card back to me. I look forward to the next time I need dry ice! Have a nice day. In gratitude, Kathy SB

Had dry ice!!! One of the few places in Minneapolis to get it! Also is a good little corner store…read morewith nice folk behind the counter

I love supporting local small businesses instead of the big chains. It's such an upbeat store with…read morefriendly employees. I love my jellycats!

I loved what they had here but I felt very disappointed on how my experience went, I forgot my…read morewallet so I had to come back literally not even 30 minutes later the owner said she would hold onto my stuff for me, I came back to my stuff being put back so I had to get everything I got again. Another thing I'd like to add the whole time I was being stared down at the whole time I was shopping every time I moved she moved I caught her multiple times just staring me down like I was going to run out the store with the stuff I was holding, I genuinely will not come here.

So much fun! Lots of learning and fun activities. Went for an event…read more Had a child with me. So many activities for kids! She had so much fun, learned a lot about animals, constellations, the environment and more Food: catered by event- Delicious tacos and dessert. Multiple meat options, veggie, Vegan options and gluten friendly as well Parking: Metered parking - had discounted parking. There are a few lots you can park at. One at museum and a few others. We had a shuttle pick up available at the further lots through the events Highly recommend for children but also very interesting for adults! Don't miss the planetarium or the Woolly Mammoth!

The staff was so kind, and my nephew loved all the animals, skulls, and reptiles. The ticket…read moreservice was excellent, and the layout made sense. My nephew and I spent over an hour there, and he had so many questions and wanted to go back!

If I could give the clinic zero stars, I definitely would…read more I was billed for services I absolutely did not receive. That alone is what led me to speak up. From there, I encountered other serious concerns including how my care was handled, how questions were received, and how referrals were managed. When I started advocating for myself, I was met with resistance instead of support and was eventually cut off from care with no formal explanation or help transitioning elsewhere. I also found both Dr. Meghan Dillman and Richard Dillman to be unprofessional in their communication and conduct. As a patient, I felt dismissed, uncomfortable, and at times pressured in ways that did not feel appropriate for a healthcare setting. From what I observed, the clinic appears to be shifting away from full-scope family-focused care and leaning more into elective out-of-pocket cosmetic procedures. If you are looking for a genuine family-centered clinic that prioritizes long-term care and patient trust, I would recommend looking elsewhere. I am sharing this so others can make informed decisions and feel confident advocating for themselves.

dr. Dylan provided a very in-depth physical. She is approachable and knowledgeable. I am very happy…read moreto have her as my primary care physician.

Such a fun spot to hang out in Northeast Minneapolis…read more Best staff around, incredibly friendly and welcoming and make the whole experience feel easy and fun. The beer is great too. The Guavatron is a standout, and their seltzers are also really good if you want something lighter. The space has a great vibe overall with a fun patio option for nicer days. They also host a lot of events, I love the car events in the summer. Great to walk around their parking lot with a beer and checkout some cool cars.

Last day open!!! So sad! Please try to support the staff and stop in on the last day!!…read more What an amazing place. Lots of fun memories.

We love Piano Lab! My 7 year old started lessons about 9 months ago and it's been amazing to see…read morehis progress. They have a unique concept in their group lessons and student-driven goal setting, and it's worked great for our son to stay interested and motivated in his progress. Admittedly, we haven't held him to a rigorous practice schedule, but the time he does get in at home to meet the goals they set for themselves in class has really allowed him to grow in his knowledge and ability. Both the instructors, Ms. Hannah and Ms. Becca are friendly and easy to work with and the schedule available for lessons is great for weekday evenings and Saturdays! Highly recommend!

From the owner: At Piano Lab in Maple Grove, MN, we understand that traditional piano lessons can sometimes leave…read morechildren feeling disengaged and parents frustrated with their lack of progress. That's why we've crafted an environment for children aged 4 and up that's different. Our lessons go beyond the keys to empower students with the tools to express themselves through music, fostering confidence and creativity. We feature interactive lessons with backing tracks, celebrate achievements with a badge system, and offer special incentives that make learning fun and engaging. Recognizing the importance of community, we include games and performances to create a supportive atmosphere. For parents, the Seesaw app keeps you updated on your child's musical journey without the need to micromanage their practice, easing one of the biggest challenges of music education.

Per the website they are open until 4pm and allow Walkins. I walked in at 3:30. Checked in. Sat…read moredown only to be told they aren't taking walkins after 3pm. However that's not what the website states. A huge inconvenience for anyone showing up for testing. UPDATE: today I walked in on a Tuesday morning and Latonya assisted me. I was seen in 15 minutes. Took 5 minutes to knock the test out and she was awesome. Very kind and personable.

Untrained rude people. Don't trust the results! Will stab you several times and then blame you. If…read moreyou complain they will send you a nasty letter. They don't wear gloves or wash their hands.