This is our 2nd time here. The first time was good but this time not so much…read more They were out of a lot of menu items. My turkey melt tasted good but was not hot. The service was not good at all. No check in, no drink refills, and waited forever bill.

They didn't have any of the food I saw on the menu. We asked for sugar submitted the waitress said…read morewe don't have any take regular sugar. Our food took over 45 minutes. We asked for a refill on our drink and she said okay walked away without our cups. 10 minutes later we asked if she was bringing us the refills and very rudely she said you want a refill? Just the overall lack of service was a turn off. The place was nice but just would not drive out there to get horrible service and food

4 story Museum and Gallery covering Civil War thru Iraq. Very nicely done! Lots of artifacts,…read moreinciting Herman Goering's deer hunting rifle! About 2.5 miles off the highway.

This gallery has photos that Luverne's native son Brandenburg has taken over his 30+ year career…read more Many beautiful photos of wildlife and nature. All of the framed photos on display are available for purchase but are very pricey. You can easily spend a couple hours here looking at the photos and perusing the binders of photos and articles about his work in the little alcove off to the side. The military museum is in the same building and is very well done. One of one best I've seen which is particularly impressive considering the size of the city.

Loved the artwork and the owner is super talented and interesting. I love my new pieces!read more

It was totally AWESOME!! I highly recommend it! They have one of the first "Luverne cars" made…read morethere. The "Luverne vehicle company quit building cars and became popular for building fire trucks. The company moved to SouthDakota. There are 6,231 nutcrackers there and none are exactly the same. They are all different sizes and characters. We love nutcrackers, and we have a small collection of our own. We were fortunate to meet the amazing lady "Betty" who was President of the Historical Society there. She donated her collection of about 2,500 nutcrackers AND was instrumental in helping with the museum's growth. She was a total delight, and we enjoyed her telling us all about the museum's growth. The city of Luverne has taken pride in becoming the city of nutcrackers in my opinion. They are all around the town. They told us they are building a giant nutcracker to greet people as they come into town. It sounds like it is going to be very impressive! So far the boots are built. They hope it will be completed by the end of this year. We can't wait to go back and visit again! The town people seem really nice too. The museum has a doll collection, books, many other things to see. We spent 3 hours there. Had a great time! We will be back!

What a neat, FREE, museum! There is so much to see here, to include close to 6000 Nutcrackers! A…read morevery nice and impressive collection. The guide who was there today was very nice and answered all our questions. We would recommend stopping by!

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