Food was cheap, huge portions and everything tasted great. We had dinner on the beautiful patio…read more Great service as well! If you're looking for an awesome fish fry you have to come on fridays. I'm

The goal of this organization is to HELP.... in anything. If you need a place to host a party, a…read moreget together or any kind of events this is the place. It is a good size for small community to get together. I have never used their facility before but my family love to host mini concerts for the Cambodian community to come and enjoy the festivities. The cost must be inexpensive but you can check it out online. There is a kitchen provided and bathrooms as well. I hope people use this organization more often. Big space for free parking!:)

Our very first visit here and EVERYTHING was tremendous!…read more It's nice when you get out of town, go to a nicer rest. and NOT HAVE to dress up. The people in this town know where the goods are, and it's the only place that everyone told us about when we came into town. It's in Chatfield, MN. Great specials! On a Sat. night the special was Alaskan King Crab legs, and Steak for $17.95. It was done to perfection, and the sides were delicious! It was packed with people... I would make a reservation if you can. Everyone from Farmer Frank & his whole family to the banker having dinner with clients. Did I happen to mention I wore jeans and a blouse and felt right at home????? I love that! We'll be back!

Prime rib melts in your mouth. Warm, small-town feel with good service! My husband liked the…read morepickled herring on the salad bar!

Just look for the big yellow water tower that looks like an ear of corn and you will find the…read moreFairgrounds. They have events here practically all year round. A winter's farmer's market, hockey games, bull riding, flea markets just to name a few...but the big event every year is the Olmsted Country Free Fair and it is always a wonderful event to take your family to. You can get up close and personal with different breeds of pigs, cows, sheep, goats, horses...and talk to the people that are involved in raising them....I enjoy this very much. There is always a very competitive talent competition that will entertain and delight you....and let's not forget the corn dogs, lemon-aid and cotton candy.....oh yeah.....

We've been to this county fair about 5 times. Everything is pretty typical of every other county…read morefair around the state. They call many of these county fairs "free fairs" but you have to pay to get in. The money probably is for parking but no matter how you look at it it's not free. But it's a fun way to kill some time and the look at the exhibits.

My wife and I ventured to taste the Mango today for brunch. We had a mixed experience of nice and…read morenot so great....here's how things unfolded: First, if you try and find Johnny Mango in the HyVee Barlow plaza, please note that it is between the army navy area and the HyVee but has no large sign to alert you to its location. There was a small sign that is viewable if you are standing or driving very nearby and look carefully. Once you enter the place, you'll see there is a stage on the far side, a small bar area, and then for this morning's brunch buffet a buffet table series was presented. The atmosphere was somewhat unfinished but had a good start. The walls are nicely colored at the top and the tables are nicely done but clash with the paper napkins and the slightly spotted silverware. The food was again a mix of very nice such as the second round of bacon (the first round was far too fatty and not crispy), the pineapple, the onion potato hash (I think its a hash, but it certainly didn't seem to have any beef in it). This, why don't we say, "not so hash" hash was by far our favorite item. The french toast, which you will have to wait for, was too eggy for our tastes, and the pancakes and waffles were slow to serve and just okay. The orange juice was good and was self service which is nice, but there were no cups when we went to the table the first time. While we were eating there was a small three person jazz band that was setting up and did eventually play a couple songs. This was a nice touch, but I think lack of coordinated attire, the bags on the stage, and the delay to starting didn't accent what is really the most unique feature of the experience. If done right the band and the food together could be worth the price and be worth talking about in Rochester, but right now its almost like a high school fundraiser with a few higher end flares. Finally, the whole thing is priced at $15.00 which is fine if you end up wanting all the foods offered but if you are going to only eat certain items and if the band isn't ready to play right away its noticeably over priced. This is roughly how much the buffet at Pescara ($17) is which is accompanied by a broader array of high end foods, valet parking, and frequent and attentive customer service with not just a nice table spread but also cloth napkins. The Green Mill has a big brunch buffet spread which is priced actually cheaper at $13 most weekends and slightly higher for holidays. All in all, the price is disproportionately high. In summary, this place is a mix of too many different styles to make sense for the price. If committed to a high end brunch experience a few simple things could transform this to that level and be worthy of the price, else it should be priced lower and it would also be a great experience. In the end, it is unlikely we will come back here without some new information to suggest it has improved.

Johnny is absolutely amazing! He catered our wedding, and everything was awesome. Johnny is…read moreprofessional, and he works to come up with a menu that is unique and what YOU want. We also had Johnny provide a build your own cupcake bar. He sure makes a tasty chocolate cake! Thanks Johnny and crew for everything!!!

i have been to several functions that Omar has prepared the food for and it has always been…read moretop-notch. I hired his services once also to prepare breads for a marketing project I did and got rave reviews from everyone that ended up with little loaves of his bread. He is a legendary chef with a ton of charm and charisma and this is indeed a family business as his wife and children work in the business also and they are all very service oriented and care about people and listen and help with your needs....I would not hesitate to recommend their services for any party, wedding, business lunch, etc. etc. you will not be disappointed....

We love Omar's Kitchen! Omar catered our daughter's wedding, and it was wonderful! We started with…read morea fabulous Bruschetta with an avocado cream sauce and moved on to a dinner of 3 fresh salads, his Garlic mashed potatoes that are to die for and the green beans were cooked perfectly with a light buttery sauce. Then followed by a Mediterranean chicken and a Yankee Pot Roast which was his mother's recipe. Our buffet looked beautiful and everything was served at the perfect temperature, not an easy feat on a 86 degree day on the lawn. We highly recommend Omar. You won't be disappointed!

First time here last week. Stayed overnight cause it was across the street from the Mayo Clinic…read morewhere I had a appointment the following day. Very positive experience. Booked my room on Expedia and got a great deal. Room was clean. Bathroom was clean. Plenty of elevators to get up and down. The basement is called the "Subway " and it is actually a below ground shopping area with retail and professional services. Very cool. Did not have much interaction with staff but those that I talked to were friendly. If I could get a good deal I would definitely stay again.

We stayed at the Kahler Grand and the Kahler Inn and suites…read more The Kahler Grand has improved over the years. It still has its issues.. two rooms for my recent transplant follow up and my son was a kidney donor and they did not have any heat in the room. Lightbulbs missing out of fixtures.. It seems they can get by limited service because they're close to Mayo We were at Mayo Clinic the end of January 2025 for a kidney transplant. We reserved rooms for the family and also our stay was 30 days. When we arrived, the hotel did not have any heat and customers were very upset. We went to Walmart and purchased heating blankets and portable heaters for our room and for our family' Members rooms. It seems the ownership group for the Kahler hotels either doesn't know about these issues or their standards are lower than most. I would never recommend staying at the Kahler Inn and as far as the kahler Grand, I would recommend would make sure that everything is functioning in the room before you pay.

Nice and new/newly remodeled hotel property in a great location - it's right off the freeway and…read moresuper close to the mall, Trader Joe's, Panera, many more casual dining options. It's also close to Mayowood Mansion, a highlight of Rochester if you're wanting to play tourist in the area. The hotel was quite busy the weekend I stayed so there were longer lines at breakfast and certainly more hall traffic and noise throughout the day. One critique I'd provide is needing more breakfast staff on hand. They ran out of plates and ran low on hot items. There were several of us standing around waiting for quite awhile. I just ended up putting other food in a napkin and taking it back to my room to eat. Not ideal but doable. For location, ambiance, and room quality, this Residence Inn is a solid choice. They just need to fine tune the breakfast experience during peak times.

We worked with Andy Thilges and AJ Marshall to organize our wedding blcok at the Residence Inn with…read morethem, and we had an excellent experience. They were very professional, and our guests enjoyed their stay. We also got a nice deal on our wedding suite. The breakfast was great in the morning, and the space in the lobby was perfect for people to hang out. They helped some guests to sort out rooming issues in a very professional manner. We highly recommend.

The house is perfectly restored - absolutely beautiful. The upstairs has three bedrooms and two…read moreshared bathrooms (one has a clawfoot tub, and the other has a shower). We had plenty of privacy, even though another couple was staying in the bedroom next to ours. The bed was comfortable and quiet. Judy was a fantastic host; she served a lovely breakfast in the dining room every morning. Highly recommended!