1. Millrace Motor Club

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    Minneapolis, MN

    Millrace Motor Club

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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    Been a member for a couple years. I remember reading a review that noted how no member would deign…read moreto Yelp. And I thought that wasn't fair. Know what's really nice? Not having to wonder what to do on Mother's Day. Or Easter. Or New Year's Eve. The Minneapolis Club just takes care of it. Brunch, more brunch (with a petting zoo), and Murph and the Magic Tones, respectively. (All that said, weekend restuarant service is typically on only special occasions.) Major use of this club is lunch during the week. People have tons of business lunches. I never have, and it's mausoleum-esque on Friday night, which I don't mind. The food is excellent. The gym has one squat rack and no deadlifting platform, but there are real weights, lots of treadmills, and it's the sort of place where your old lady can get her Pilates with wine. The pool is too warm but very clean. It's got one of the only doubles squash courts in the state. No racquetball. The locker room will make you think you're a Master of the Universe, even though you're in the Upper Midwest and decidedly upper middle class. They have an attached hotel. I use it to house my Fox-News-watching parents. When they awaken at the crack of noon, the concierge tells them how nice I am. The concierge also gets us tickets to stuff. (Fourth row at Ali Wong, sky box for the Twins, etc. ;) Lots of banquet rooms upstairs. Great for hosting lunches to grow your business. Or depositions. Lots and lots of high-end reciprocal clubs. And everyone is nice. Not Minnesota nice. Legit nice. Bottom line: This is an appropriate use of money. It's not cheap, but it's absolutely not ridiculous.

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    This may be the last of the breed. A true COMMUNITY CLUB!…read more Member supported, and old school as heck! Membership is truely open to all, whether you live nearby or not, and dues are affordable ($50 family, more or less for individuals at various levels). It just really needs more people involved. Like, NOW! They host line dancing lessons a couple times per week, and (rarely), other social evnets that are open to the public. Mostly, it's just a large green space and rental hall, these days. I've been to a couple weddings here and a company picnic, and it's really a VERY nice set up. The ballroom has a large dance floor, a stage, small bar, and plenty of room for tables, then there's another "meeting" room with a long bar and more space, either for a buffet, or seperate event. They have a patio and pavilion right outside, plus a baseball diamond. As I understand it, rental rates are VERY competitive, and while it's far from glam, it's fairly well maintained and easy to decorate to your liking. The large patio, covered picnic area, and playground gives it major points above the typical rental hall, in my opinion. Unfortunately, they need new membership and more revenue BAD, or it could be taken over for suburban development. It holds 5 acres of BEAUTIFUL land in a convenient, yet quiet location ( that the City of Plymouth would make more money off of as condos or something), and since it's heyday in the 70s and 80s, the more motivated and social membership seems to have died out, leaving it vacant far more often than it needs to be. They are passively looking for groups interested in coming in to have events there such as ZUMBA, Scrapbooking, classes, etc.. I would love to see it utilized much more than it is (for public AND private events), but it's truely a hidden gem....probably too hidden to survive, sadly. http://www.wmlcc.org/ (The bartender picture on the homepage is TOTALLY fake. That's not what their bar is like at all. Haha!) If you're looking for a rental hall or venue and can handle the 'burbs (it's actually very close to Hwy 55, and not far from 3 other major highways) I'd definitely suggest checking it out. Disclaimer: I'm actually a member.... Feel free to tell them Alexis sent you, in any case, or let me know if you want to see about getting in there! I know who to ask.

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