Staff was OK. Average ticket is $6.50 matinee $8.50 normal. The food is always worth the price but…read moreyou'd be better off getting candy and bringing it in. The seats are OK but usually tons of annoying, pushy teens will be making noise or resting their feet on your seat. Other wise it's a pretty good theater, only one in Brainerd/Baxter though.

Super nice clean theater the chairs where amazing they reclined back i could have feel asleep 10/10…read morewould recommend love it

The food is delicious. Me and my family come here often for holidays and the service is always…read moresuper nice and on top of things. I especially like the pig races, they've always been my favorite thing. I recommend this place for anyone who passes by.

This is the 4th time I have been here. Friday night found me watching the Famous LA (Leader Area)…read moreracing pigs. The place is à local bar and has only 1 stall. I paid my $3 general admission to stand and watch the race. Service was slow at outside bar to order à beer. Only 1 person. Its July 3rd people! They were unprepared as pop lines werent ready either. There was about 200 people watching the Pig races. Gary the owner usually wears à flag shirt and cowboy hat and skips around tossing beads. There are hundreds of beads so people usually can catch some during the show. The pigs are small and there are 4 that race around à track. There are hula hoop and crazy contests between races. Its cheesy and rednecky but you can drink beer and people watch. 4/5 due to not enough bathrooms and slow inefficient service at back bar.

The kids loved it and the adults had fun as well. Go carts, mini golf, bumper cars, batting cages,…read morea basketball trampoline thing, and more. We got a "fun pass" which provided plenty of activities for the whole crew on a cloudy, rainy morning. The go carts were by far the universal favorite ("Awesome! So much fun!" was the 10 year old's review). It was nice that adults could drive their own car, plus kids who met a height requirement, and younger/smaller kids could ride as a passenger, so everyone was happy. The bumper car arena is incredibly small. It was included in our pass so we gave it a whirl, but I wouldn't pay money for this individually. The mini golf was engaging enough to pass time and wait for the clouds to clear to get back on the lake, plus everyone could play from the toddler up to the grandparents. Overall, a fun few hours for the whole fam here.

Despite the fact that kountry is misspelled- we decided to take a chance and get a passport to Kart…read moreKountry. I will cover the three main regions of this kountry. Region one: Karts- this is the main region of Kart Kountry and the best by far. Although the strong gasoline smell was a bit worrisome, the karts were so dang fun! Just don't smoke or light fireworks in kart kountry or you will destroy the entire race of kart kountrians. Region 2 - mini-golf. Clearly the most neglected region of kart kountry. Random pars assigned to each hole - one was a par 6 and one was a par 2 and the only difference was the placement of the styrofoam rock in the 60-year old astroturf. Mini-golf region has seen better days. Region 3 - other stuff. Some weird basketball trampoline, an empty pool, a virtual reality pod that may or may not make you throw up, batting cages, and some other jumpy thing. Basically another collection of neglected attractions. Lower your expectations and then lower them one inch more and you will love it here!

Since moving to Minneapolis (actually Minnetrista) 11 years ago, BIR has been my "home" track. My…read morecount of NHRA Nationals event locations is just shy of 20. With new ones opening up, I look forward to adding them to the list. I've also treated family members to their first-time nitro "experience" a number of times. They were awed at the first Top Fueler making a great run. I ALWAYS make sure first-timers get a dose of start-up nitro fumes in the pits when we first arrive. I also love to see their reactions at the first good nitro run down the track!!! I'm 82, went to my first drag race at Detroit Dragway as a 16-year-old high-schooler and have subsequently been in love with the sport ever since. Full 1/4 mile runs at ~8 seconds at ~170 MPH. I was blown away! IF I could find room for all the event pins I've acquired over the decades on my current NHRA cap, I'd have a splitting headache from their weight by the time the first qualifying fuel runs were over. What's not to LOVE about the drags?

Brainerd International Raceway, Indian Motorcycle's home turf, was a flurry of activity for King of…read morethe Baggers as always. Motorcycle races started early and ran throughout the day for the event, and everyone loved listening to them roar as they zipped by and watching them turn corners so low to the ground that kneepads were literally skidding on the asphalt. I was there as a Harley Davidson representative. The HD footprint is located towards the back of the raceway, so it was fun seeing which brands had turned out for the event and watching everyone set up for the day every morning as we walked pass. It's an outdoor space, so expect food trucks and portapotties. From what others on the HD team commented, food offerings were meh. Pack or buy a lunch to bring if inclined. If you are there early as part of a big event as opposed to a guest for said event, the portapotty hand sanitizer dispensers *may* not be filled yet, so maybe bring some alongside that lunch. Just saying. The raceway entrance is located beside VP Racing Fuels gas station. Massive trucks covered that entrance on my way in, so I completely missed the entrance and turned into said gas station for directions before dancing around the multiple unloading trucks to get to the raceway entrance. The attendants at the entrance were lovely and helpful in getting my credentials. Heads up: The gas station doesn't have a restroom either, just another portapotty. Local gas prices were such a nice reprieve given the spikes in metro areas. If you happen to be staying a half-hour north of the raceway, gas prices drop even further, and there's a little motel up there I'd highly recommend as well.

This is much more than a railroad museum. It has displays on the history of the Crosby area…read moreincluding mining, tools, household and business gadgets and clothing of bygone eras. The small park next to the museum is nicely done with lots of plants, flowers and trees. Thanks to the wonderful docents who keep this museum open for everyone's enjoyment!

Downton Abbey era museum right in Crosby! Great historical significance, curious objects and…read moreartifacts from antique dresses, to household objects, to railway paraphernalia and mining history. Lovely staff took the time to walk us through highlights. Donations needed! They can't afford central heat in the museum so please stop by and give what you can!

Great wine and atmosphere inside. However, we were told we couldn't sit outside because it's too…read morewindy. yikes. My family has no desire to sit inside on a beautiful Minnesota summer day. Once they get the outdoor seating situation figured out, we'll be back!

Visiting from Montana. House red wine was great! The atmosphere had a nice cozy and friendly vibe,…read moreespecially since the owner came to our table and offered us a tour. Very impressed with the customer service, owner who is very personable and of course the wine. Definitely recommend!

I took my daughters (both 11) here today and we had a blast! It was worth every penny. The owner…read morewas so nice and helpful. We will definitely be back!

Such a cool experience for an affordable price! Plus the shop couldn't be run by nicer people…read more Nick, the owner, taught me the basics and was readily available if I needed assistance. It's also fun watching others play games on the monitors. It's now my favorite place in Baxter (besides the lake) and my cousin and I go often.

My favorite store in Nisswa... I especially love all the old-fashioned games and the amazing pop-up…read morebooks. Great place for home decor and unique gifts.