The staff is very accommodating. We catered in but chose to used their plates, glasses, and wait…read morestaff. The dressing rooms were very nice and served the bride and six attendants well. They allowed us to bring wine in the a reasonable corking fee and served from the bar. We really had a very enjoyable experience with Coffee Mill team and No Surprises. Everything was as discussed. I give the Coffee Mill experience my highest recommendation.

Good food, cold beer, great views and challenging golf. What more do you want…read more Broasted chicken is wonderful.

Succulent Walleye Pike and delicious libations, all set to a beautiful Country Club landscape! Just…read moreneeds a little lively background music to fill the quiet dining rooms. An old classic hangout of the infamous Presto duo, Jerry Jacques & Frank "Zuk" Zukaitis, this place is a must see!

Very cute course! I am a VERY amateur player and definitely play slower but pace was wonderful and…read morethe par 3's were very encouraging to play! I'd like to shout out one of that managers, during our play, 3 other golfers with carts zigzagged out of play through several of our holes, backtracking, going through, and even crossed over 18 right in front of me as I was ready to tee off with no more than a glance. This was more just annoying and dangerous for them, so we didn't let it ruin our game! After, we just brought it to the attention of the manager, who was very understanding and reiterated that was not tolerated and would be dealt with. We never expected anything, just wanted to let them know and she returned to us with a certificate for another round of golf. She was incredibly nice and super helpful! Will most definitely return!

The first time I played here, all I could remember was how many balls I lost - the tree-lined…read morefairways also tend to have thick underbrush that eat golf balls. So I reloaded my bag and played this week. I continue to be impressed by the great conditions, well-tended greens and the friendly staff. They sell great apparel in the pro shop - really nice technical gear. We walked the course - they have very nice push carts with locking wheels.

Came in last night on a Sunday, Hope was our bartender. It was a slow night with one person at the…read morebar. She was not very pleasant, very rude as if we were a bother to her for serving us. Wouldn't come back here again. Oh then to find out there were two charges on our credit card statement this morning after i had already gave her a very nice gratuity for the holiday season. It felt like we were an inconvenience to give them business so we left after one beverage. Don't recommend this location or at least this bartender.

Best of the best hospitality! Has always accommodated large parties or small. Customer service is…read moreamazing they don't ignore customer problems at all and do what they can! Thank you!

Really nice (I believe pretty new) park with a great location along the Eau Claire River…read more While parts are still under construction such as the splash pad, this park really brings a lot of free entertainment.... walking trails, some outdoor art (which includes this weird sculpture that plays sound when you touch it), and nights of concerts in summer. The best part is the restaurants, food trucks and other retail that surrounds the park. It's a great destination for food and entertainment in the Eau Claire Area. Although there is a lot of parking, spots can be tough to find during evening dining hours. There is overflow parking not too far away however.

Very friendly group of people! There were 4 of us who…read morerented kayaks and paddled the Nelson Trevino Route 4th of July weekend. My husband and I had been kayaking a half dozen times but our friends had not been kayaking before. Peaceful and slow moving route until you get to the river. Carefully cross the Mississippi river and head to the back waters for the last leg of your trip. We counted 15 bald eagles and saw a couple of eagle nests. I am sure there were more that we did not see. Our trip was about 3 1/2 hours with a couple stops for snacks and picture. There was one other group of kayakers and paddle boarders that caught up with us and we passed one guy in a fishing boat who was catching bass and walleyes.

Sometimes the Carnivore likes to putter around in nature and try new things. Mrs. Carnivore found…read moreBroken Paddle, and convinced your favorite Carnivore to try sitting in a piece of plastic that genuinely looks like it is more likely to be at home upside-down than above water. Fortunately, she was right, and they are a lot less tippy than The Carnivore believed them to be. We were met by several of the staff, including our guides for the day and the "best shuttle driver ever." Everyone was super friendly and optimistic, assuring the newer folks to this mode of transportation of its fun and safety. I will at this point apologize to both the entire staff at Broken Paddle, and to you the reader for not doing a better job remembering names. My unfortunately foggy memory for names in no way takes away from the highly positive experience we had. We learned a bit about the area we would be kayaking in on the drive to the launch point, and once at said point, were given enough instruction to allow us to really get into serious trouble if we chose, but how to avoid most minor things that can get in the way of an enjoyable outing. We stopped for a swim a few times, and enjoyed a mostly peaceful and sunny journey, with plenty of wildlife and signs of even more wildlife. In this part of MN/WI, the main attraction would be bald eagles, several of which presented themselves, though The Carnivore is a little bummed that not one of them elected to land on his shoulder. Carnivore X believes that if he is to be on the water--pirate-style--he should have a proper bird perched on his shoulder, and what bird is more proper than a Bald Eagle? Mrs. Carnivore believes this to be a bad idea. At the end of the several-hour journey, we found the main channel of the mighty Missississississississississippi river. We waited until the river traffic was clear, than paddled like hell to get across. Unfortunately, a pontoon boat, two fishing boats, a cabin cruiser, and a string of barges with their tugboat were capsized in our mighty wake. Though the rescue and recovery efforts took a bit of time, everything was salvaged and thankfully no one was hurt. We then had a hands-on lesson on the evils of zebra mussles. It turns out that zebra mussels are no match for Carnivore muscles, as your favorite Carnivore peeled a bunch of them off of native mussels with his bare hands, and then executed them on the beach after finding them guilty of seditious aquatic activities. All in all, this was a very enjoyable time on the water, and The Carnivore strongly recommends it to anyone interested in finding out what a kayak is and how it works. Or to experienced kayak drivers looking for an enjoyable few hours. Or to wildlife enthusiasts willing to work a bit to get to an area they would otherwise not likely be able to partake of. Seriously, just take a day off and go!

I think it is great when there is a community park with so much to offer for free for families to…read moreenjoy. There are many trees, grills, tables available for shade, cooking, and eating. The office will even loan you a cart on wheels to haul the stuff you need from your car to the beach or picnic part. You can even change into your swim clothing on site as there is a men's and woman's bathroom. They also have water spigots available to wash off your feet or children after you come up from the lake.

Nice neighborhood park on the west side, not far from the Rod and Gun Park. Pretty quiet. Large…read moreopen field. Playground set, benches. No parking close by and no restroom.