My wife and I had dinner with our two children in April at the country club because the restaurant…read morewas open to non members during the off season. My wife and I both enjoyed our meal very much. It was relaxing and comfortable. We both had fresh salmon and thought the food was terrific! Our server, Amber, was very attentive and friendly. They also had a well stocked bar. Thank you for a great experience.

I have been a proud member of the GFCC since my marriage. The GFCC is a wonderful atmosphere for…read moreyou to meet people if you are new to the area as I was. The Club House at the GFCC has many different locations and a WONDERFUL Executive Chef for all your dining and events needs. If you are a golfer, the GFCC is the best spot to golf in the area. Overall being a member of the GFCC has greatly enhanced my life in Grand Forks ND, I would recommend anyone new to the area (or from the area) check it out!

We had a great time here. Here is our thoughts, the…read moretrampoline park is severely overpriced, not worth it, the gocart racing is so much fun and priced great, we don't care for arcade games so no comments, overall we are happy with our time spent there Z

I am so angry with how my grandson was treated today! He and his siblings have been looking…read moreforward to the go carts to celebrate their birthdays. The three of them are not triplets but could be mistaken as they are all alike. The twins were allowed to ride but the youngest who is 9 and the same height as the 10 year olds was not. Why! He met the age and height requirements! You should be ashamed. He was excluded from his own birthday fun! we will never be coming back to your business again! Get your act together!

Perfect free spot to spend an hour. Their exhibits change every couple of months, making a great…read morerepeat spot to see what changes. The staff is super helpful and the upstairs is often where I found my favorite works of art. The cafe downstairs has amazing food as well!

I dropped into the Museum for a quick tour and a lot of the exhibits were under construction. I…read moreenjoyed the photography and the exhibit on the 2nd floor. The staff was around and very helpful. Just be prepared with some quarters to pay the parking meter. I wish I had arrived before the cafe closed, it smelled wonderful.

Valley Corn Maize is super fun for everyone! For one low admission price, you get access to all…read morethese activities: *Large corn maze with two separate trails, one longer and one shorter. Hints and a map are available, as well as fun trivia questions to answer. *Corn bin train ride around and partly through the maze *Giant corn-filled bin box for the kids to play in *Giant slide going down from a high pile of hay bales *Rat Rollers to run in *Oversize lawn games, including Jenga, Connect Four, Corn Hole and Yardzee *Tables for picnicing *Photo spots Air cannon, hot food, beverages, and frozen yogurt available for an additional cost. Plan to spend a couple of hours at least. You'll have a great time!

I came on a Monday to see a new release, which was showing in Theater #1. The concession had about…read more2 or 3 people working, but the crowd was light, so I was able to get my snacks quickly. I ordered a hot dog, popcorn, and a soda; everything was prepared and I was in and out in just minutes. They have a self serve soda fountain. Theater #1 had automated reclining chairs and were very thick and plush. I could had fallen asleep in that thing if the movie wasn't so good. The theater is a bit of a maze and they don't have signage letting you know which theaters are down which hallways. The theater numbers are posted on the way in a way that you have to be right on top of it to see it. None of the signs are hanging perpendicular to the way to be seen from afar. It would be nice if they invested in some better signs. Knocking a star for the signs. Otherwise, great place to take in a new (or old) movie.

Service: Since I live in Grand Forks myself, I go here a lot. The service is never bad and they…read morewill always deliver your food. 10/10. Snacks: Pizzas and Popcorn are amazing. Candy is in a good variety. 9.8/10 Cinema rooms: spacious and very comfortable recently. The recliners are so good and never bad. The screens are really nice and big enough for everyone to see. The floors are sticky, which means dirty and some people's stuff are still where they sat. Other than that, pretty good. 8.6/10 Official final rating: 28.4/30

New remodel looks amazing, wonderful close-knit environment and is welcoming to all. Very…read moresupportive to new directors and playwrights. Very friendly staff

An important place to visit If you have any interest in…read morehistory at all this is a wonderful place to visit. Our tour guide was young YET extremely knowledgeable and helpful. The 50's house was so awesome. The gas station great. And I lived that we could enter the rooms of the homes and school. No ropes! Engaging place and beautifully landscaped. So glad this place exists.

For a small museum, they have a lot to offer about early pioneer life here, as well as great guided…read moretours. They have a main building that's full of a slew of Grand Forks county area history, including a lot of the flood stuff. They have a timeline of the Pulitzer-winning news coverage of the flood by the Grand Forks Herald. Then they have a log cabin that the original owners retrofitted into a house in the early 1900s. They have a carriage garage with a working Model A as well as a slew of other wagons and some unique modes of transportation (children's sleigh to be towed behind a car, grain hoppers, etc.). They have a frontier-era log-cabin style post office/communications building. A period gas station. The best part is...they have a mail-order build-it-yourself steel home that was sold in the post WWII-era to deal with a housing shortage, filled with period stuff, including a flip-top microwave. You'd order the parts, they'd come in boxes on trucks, and you'd weld it all together. People were living in it until the 1997 flood, as a testament to its durability and safety. $5 to get in to the while thing, kid friendly, group friendly and the tour guide is nice and very knowledgeable. They're only open from 1 to 5 p.m., but no tours after 4 p.m. So, plan to get there in time. The grounds are also used for concerts and weddings and such.