Tony our server took very good care of us last night for our first time back to the Port since it…read morereopened. We live in Red Wing and we need more chef driven Restaurants . I consider myself a "obsessed foodie " so I was pleased when Cory the chef came out of the kitchen and walked around the dining room. We were having a cocktail at the bar so we waved him over to ask what he recommended . I took his advice and ordered the scallops. They were cooked perfectly. Very tender and paired really well with the roasted corn and bacon. The whipped feta was very cold, which was interesting, but the flavor was tangy so it offset the richness of the bacon and scallops. The beef tenderloin was delicious cooked perfect medium rare. The broccolini was a little tough and the blue cheese sauce could have been a little thicker. It was kind of runny. I will be back to try more items on the menu. Excited the restaurant is open again.

Such great food and nice staff! The port takes you downstairs, below the St James hotel into a…read morespeakeasy. Warm ambiance with low lighting dark brick walls. All food was great and warm and comforting. Wish I could have tried it all!

No service, drinks watered down!! Have to wait for bartender to count tips instead of taking care…read moreof customers

We were recommended to this spot and were thrilled to see a Jamaican restaurant on the river across…read morefrom Red Wing. Cheese curds - you can't go wrong with Ellsworth cheese curds! The curds were lightly coated, making the batter crispy but not overwhelming. Unfortunately, more than one of our cheese curds also had onion in them. Pulled Pork - this was a clear winner today! The barbecue sauce and heaping portion of pork worked perfectly together on the fluffy bun. The French fries were clearly fresh cut and had the perfect combination of meatiness and crispiness. Jerk Chicken Sandwich - the chicken was well seasoned and well cooked. We never received the honey-Mayo to pair with the sandwich, which was sorely missed. When they say this sandwich is hot, we would call it Minnesota hot. We all agreed, the water had an unusual taste. This impacted the water and any soda our table had. We chose to eat outside because the internal space was incredibly loud. The property was not handicap friendly with uneven ground and a big step to go to the patio. Overall, we enjoyed the food and the space is probably a hot spot in the summer along the river.

" I Got Educated On Pottery Making "…read more We went to the Pottery Museum of Red Wing to find out how the Pottery is made. They had a wonderful collection of pottery that was made in Red Wing for many years. As we walked around the Museum looking at the displays, it was was nice seeing and finding out the history of Pottery in the Red Wing Area. Well worth a stop to see this Red Wing History.

Family-Friendly and great popcorn, Tuesday's are always a great option for an adult night outread more

The best thing about this theatre is that it's probably NEVER busy. We went there to see the latest…read moreHarry Potter movie shortly after it opened, and we didn't have to compete for seats. They haven't joined the fad of renaming popcorn and drink sizes to trick you into buying something larger than you want (or need), but the popcorn isn't only so-so, so it's probably for the best.

Man I got to admit I had a great time at this American Legion. I got to play a show here this past…read moreweekend as a part of the Big Turn Music Festival. Little did I know I would be spending lots of extra time here, cause the ladies behind the bar were fun and so welcoming! Let's just say I was the last one to leave on Friday night! Think your sweet Grandma but your sweet Grandma who probably does shots of Fireball with her friends on weekends! Then on Saturday one of them even humored me by making some shots for my friends and I that the bar I used to work at invented called a, Communion! So great! This place is really nice.. It's older but it's got a cool vibe.. And the bathrooms have recently been updated and are very modern! The back room where the show was, was perfect for a little night of rock n roll! I'd like to raise a glass to the ladies behind the bar for being so welcoming and making this my fave spot of the weekend!

Well as local Friday Fish Fry's go this is very, very good…read more The Cod is of high quality , and has a superbly flavored, parchment thin batter, that just adds a great crunch to the perfectly cooked slightly sweet Cod! It takes about 20/30 minutes from order to the table!! The Coleslaw and Fry's are equally well prepared, served hot and fresh by a great staff, at the Legion.. $ 7.00/ for a basket of three generous nicely flavored chunks, or add more, for $1.25 / per portion..! Also try the Fried Shrimps, very good as well served with a tangy hot sauce. The Club is very busy on Friday so get there before 5pm, if you don't want an additional 30/40 minute wait for your food..!

Brian is, hands-down, the best guitar repair tech in the state. If I had a vintage guitar, he's the…read moreonly tech I know within 500 miles who I'd want to work on it. He is also an excellent electronic tech and is willing to tackle repair jobs any sane person would run from without looking back once. He is hyper-honest and will tell you when your equipment isn't worth the repair investment (which often is far lower than the emotional value you may have invested in the instrument). I've been going to Tree Strings since I moved to Red Wing in 2015 and am a little embarrassed that I haven't done a review before this. Sorry, Brian.

Mr. Stewart, owner of Tree Strings has built a wonderful guitar shop. Brian not only can fix…read moreanything you bring to him, (including amps), he builds a great electric guitar under his brand Stewart. He's very honest. If he can't fix it, or, your repair exceeds the value, whatever the issue, Brian is very honest and the best Luthier I've been to in 50 years of playing guitar. He always has a great selection of used guitars, basses, amps, pedals, you name it. Definitely worth the road trip down to Red Wing.

Well worth the stop and view the great displays of military history. My 11 year old grandson was…read morejust amazed at the many displays he had only read about.. yes, he asked a lot of questions.. great job Stan.. thanks again..

This is one of those places that if you just looked at it from out front, you might just pass by…read moreeven if it is free. However, this was a pleasant surprise. The person running the museum has some personal insight into the collection of memorabilia and it is pretty interesting. I usually am slightly adverse to Nazi stuff, but perhaps because of the way it got to be here, I found it more acceptable. They do have a fair collection of German items. They also have some very interesting maps, newspaper articles and letters, etc. that have been collected and are displayed down the hallway. The maps particularly provide some insight. It is small, but has a very local character and is better than I expected. Stop in and look around.

Beautiful place to come to see boats and families having picnics and children playing. Also a great…read moreplace to go shore fishing Such a nice place to do a bit of walking and picture taking before work! What gets me mad is they have worked so hard to get this open for people too enjoy after the flood, and those irresponsible pet owners who either leave their dog's droppings behind or they bag them up and then throw them near the bathrooms. In my opinion, you wanted the animal and you should be responsible enough to take the bag with you and throw it away appropriately, rather than leaving it on the side of a bathroom.

Love coming by river and staying for a night or two. Friendly staff and good working equipment is…read moresure to be found. Just wish the bathrooms had air circulation to the mustly smell could be removed. The dehumidifier is not doing the job. Nice walk into town and the welcome is appreciated.