My family was given a really super tour of this fire station on a sunny Saturday morning by two…read morewomen firefighters that worked here. The kids got to see all the equipment, climb on the trucks, sit in the driver's seat, the whole deal. Not only that but they showed us the big kitchen, and where they hang out and watch TV. They get to lounge around a lot, but boy do they have to keep that place spiffy and the truck squeaky clean. Do you know how much water one of those pumper trucks holds? I forget, but it's a lot. We got lucky since while we were there they got a call, and we watched the firefighters get on their gear and the trucks head out. But it gets better, because they literally went next door. So we went out on the sidewalk and watched them in action! Who wouldn't want to be a fire fighter?

We had my sons 3rd birthday party here and I was wonderful!!!! Fireman Pete was so great with the…read morekids. We got a tour of the fire station and the kids got to play in the firetruck and spray the fire hose. I highly recommend having your birthday here! The kids and adults had so much fun.

I remember the tour of this station for the stories by the captain, the exciting rescues and even…read morethe 35W bridge collapse. On this occasion though, they got a call that turned out to be a boring false alarm. Which was perfect for us, because it meant we got to see the fire fighters gear up, drive out, and come back after 15 minutes (although the trucks leaving scared the 1 and 2 old). While they were gone the kids got to run around and look at everything else, but seemed to mostly enjoy the common TV area, where they went around and sat in all the different stadium level chairs and couches. This fire station is all on one floor, so while there's no pole to slide down, it's easy to get around to see everything. We peeked into the rooms where fire fighters can hang out in private, each room has a bed, big TV, and desk, what more could you ask for? I would highly recommend this fire station for tours for adults, because we didn't really get a tour, we just heard good stories that were longer and more interesting for adults than little kids.

Dressed in our best and on our way to a wedding, several friends and I were trying to cross Summit…read moreAve one Friday night. We were not at a stoplight, and things weren't looking promising. Then a firetruck stopped and turned on their lights. Was it an emergency? No, they were just helping us cross the road. As if those guys don't do enough already!

The facility is well taken care of and the staff at the Y are so nice, especially the member…read moreservice desk with their warm welcome greeting. Nice job to all!

This is a very small building, I cannot get the phone to answer, and I see no exercise equipment.read more

This is a review for Health Partner Infant Seat Check Clinic. We booked through Health Partners…read morefor the Saturday clinic at 9 AM probably a month before. Also, note that these clinics fill up fast so check online and book in advance for spot in your area. The fire station is used so that you can pull your car inside the garage for the staff to check out your car. It was helpful that you can bring both cars and your car seats for staff. There is a bathroom as well for you while you wait. Once staff member available, you review your car manual as well as car seat instructions. They will assist with you finding the best position for your car seat. Also, it was very helpful that they tried out before teaching you. There is also a doll for your try to put into the seat to make sure all straps are secure. It was nice that there was reading material provided for you to review on your own. This was very educational and staff here are very helpful. I would highly recommend this for first-time parents since hospital will require this before discharging you after delivery.

Lovely lap & recreational swimming pool-just what you need during our long Minnesota winter!…read more Saturday morning was busy with kids & families and swimming lessons (SO happy to see little ones learning how to swim safely) but there were still 3 lanes open for rec & lap swimming. Next time we will get up earlier and do the aqua fitness class!

Since moving to St. Anthony two years ago, every officer and staff member I've encountered has been…read morerespectful, attentive, and helpful in answering my questions. I feel extremely safe in this community, and the professionalism of this department is one of the main reasons I chose to live here. Recently, I've been working through a situation, and Leah G. has been outstanding to work with. Thank you to everyone in the department for all that you do!

This Saint your Papa's village! No, this is Saint Anthony's village…read more Minneapolis is in many ways dissimilar to a lot of other cities in the country, and one of the ways it is so different, is that has a lot of little Villages within the city. Buffalo has a couple of these but nothing quite compares to the ones here, and one of them is Saint Anthony Village. It actually has a huge Mall as part of it although it's in the City of Roseville technically - I'm not really sure how they define these things. Saint Anthony is sort of within Roseville. It's a nice affluent part of town a few miles north of downtown, with absolutely horrendous traffic. I like it and on the other hand I don't like it because of the traffic. It is the most popular Mall in town other than the gargantuan Mall of America. A lot of people from all over the area come to these parts if they don't want to Brave the massive Mall of America.