Good selection. It's close to my place which is nice. The old ladies who works the counter is rude…read moreand entitled. I understand they will never go out of business but treat your customers with respect. Kinda sad...

I went in there for a free service, twice, and each time they treated me like I was McDavid coming…read morein to buy half the store. Great guys and great service. Very down to earth and they genuinely want to help you get the best fitting/performing equipment possible.

Such a perfect blend of soccer, social, coffee (and food + drinks) for all ages! We've been coming…read morefor a few years and love that my kids and I have made friends with families from all over the twin cities. Genuine community with such a fun vibe! Truly a great gem!

Our daughter plays soccer here, and we have always loved visiting even before she started. The…read morecoffee shop itself is really nice, with lots of seating, TVs showing soccer (of course), and a large selection including coffee, smoothies, soft drinks, and even beer. The soccer fields are the real star of the show here: they have kids soccer classes, adult pick-up, and also open play times (which is awesome for younger kids in the winter to be able to run around). Parking can be a bit of a challenge, but otherwise, this is an awesome and super unique business!

Horrible place with no regard for safety. Myself as well as about 40 others ranging across three…read moredifferent clubs quit coming here after a few years of injuries and a compelte disegard to safety in the Men's Adult Soccer Leagues. Refs on a power trip and management know about it and don't care. Bad place and bad people.

CSC is awesome, they provide tons of leagues for many a different sport. I am playing volleyball…read morefor my fourth year and it is my first as a team "captain" - and in dealing with the CSC staff to set up a team last minute this time, they were extremely helpful and very accomodating. It may seem expensive to set up a team, but when you consider how much it actually costs per person to play, and for how long, it's actually not bad at all. (When else would you ever actually get a ton of people together to play any sport on a regular basis?) They also offer individual registration for individuals and small groups of people who don't have a full team so that everyone can play. I should also mention that they offer happy hour specials at participating bar(s) every year for some post-game refreshments. I highly recommend!!!

MTA has consistently put out teams that clearly only care about winning and not about player…read moredevelopment. I've seen many times the coaches belittle players on the field and be disrespectful to the opposing team and coaches and even the parents. Worse yet is the players are being taught this way. Recently I witnessed one of the teams playing extremely dirty giving extra shoves off the ball, cursing at the opposing players so the ref can't hear it, and deliberately try to hurt the opposing team. When the coach was confronted about it after the game the coach told the parent "to get away from them" and as the parent walked away the coach was waving goodbye to the parent in a mocking way. Even the players started to get involved by mockingly waving and saying "goodbye". I've never seen a team with such lack of respect for the opposing team. Soccer is not just about building better soccer players but building kids for life. I am sure glad my kids don't play for them.

I had the privilege to go watch my nephew play soccer at the health fairview dome. I always thought…read moreabout what's inside of the dome, and thought maybe it's like the other dome in other cities for indoor sporting events. Lots of parking spaces, someone greeted us at the main entrance. I think there may have had a class there. Follow the signs to the dome until you get to the tent like walkway that will get to the turning door. Once inside you'll just have to find where your team is playing and have a seat on the fake grass.

I play up here in a over 40 mens league. While getting here on a Wednesday evening sucks, once…read moreyou're here it's great. The games are competitive and more often then not, various teams are getting together having post match beers and possibly a bbq. The fields themselves tend to get pretty beat up with how much they are used but for the most part, the NSC does an admirable job at keeping up with them. There is no denying the fact that it is tough to get a field in town because of how soccer has taken off and kids usually get the priority so having access to this for our league is appreciated. CATERING and Event Center Besides the soccer and hockey (which I cannot review), the NSC also has a fine event center which can be catered by outside vendors. We celebrated our soccer clubs 50th anniverary and they were super helpful. Parking is fantastic and the staff were super helpful. The only complaint I heard was that the older members wanted a wood dance floor for the polka band we had rented : )

Ordered a usa denim jersey online and got it shipped to cali in just 4 days…read more Recommend shopping here for online users there was free shipping as well

From the owner: Soccer Store based in downtown Hopkins MN…read more Suppliers of Soccer Equipment & Team wear. Including: Soccer Goals, Soccer Coaching & Field Equipment, Team Uniforms, Soccer Balls; Player, Coach, Referee & Soccer Fan Accessories & Apparel.

Nice to finally have a soccer venue in the cities They did a…read morereally good job here when designing this venue , The vendors for food and drink are great but spendy! Great atmosphere with true fans Only gripe is parking in this area is terrible-

The stadium was easy to get into, the food options were great and there isn't a bad seat in the…read morehouse! Seriously impressed with the food options (not just hot dogs and chicken tenders) but really diverse options. They also had a very wide beer selection and included local breweries and cideries (again, not just the same stuff that is on offer at most Minneapolis venues). I would absolutely go back!