$5 for first time visitors - cash only…read more Tried it out since I was working in town and tried the hot yoga. Talk about dripping sweat and forcing myself to attempt the yoga moves!! Good music and instructors Next time going to try the smoothie and acai bowl placed within the store called Aloha fresh! They have smoothies and more!

I found this studio online while traveling to Grand Forks, ND for work. I purchased a Single…read moreSession Drop-In and signed up for a class. I followed the directions on the Haute Yogis website to the Grand Forks studio and could not find it. I called the contact phone number three times, leaving two voicemails, asking for directions and then a refund and did not receive a call back. I also emailed the studio and received the responses, "We are sorry you could not find us....not sure why?" and "Our studio is actually in Fargo, not Grand Forks." Their website lists a Grand Forks location, but it does not seem to exist.

Excellent service for our community. Offering affordable nutrition to our spectacular seniors!read more

I was in town visiting family and we scheduled 2 hours to pay indoor golf. It was pretty fun…read moreplaying even as a non-golfer. There are a few adult beverage options while you play. It also looks like you can order delivery as well. I would def go again next time I'm in town. If you bring kids there are a few arcade games to play while you wait your turn if you show up early. Suggestions- Call ahead for a reservation. Also, not sure if they rent clubs but that would a good idea for people like me that don't own any. Since I was with family we shared the ones they had. I also think a nice addition would either be on the floor against the walls is a calibrated feet converted so you knew how hard to putt the ball. Especially for newbies. Moose Out

This is a great place to practice your golf swing when the weather outside doesn't permit. The…read moreowner is a really friendly guy and an amazing golfer who offered me some helpful tips. It's no longer a restaurant so the other reviews don't apply. Just a great place to hang with friends and have a beer of which they have a huge selection.

I volunteer here & what a fabulous resources this is for seniors in the Grand Forks Community!…read more They have regular events, offer meals on wheels services to people who can not get out and have educational sessions for things like reading labels & nutrition. They have bingo Tuesday nights at 7 and most Wednesdays and Thursdays at 1pm. They also have a book club & you can access their event calendar on their website. The people that run the center are very organized and nice. They also do outreach services to the rural community and have a nurse that provides foot care once a week. Check out or call the center for more information!

This is a very nice well kept 9 hole course I've played it about 8 times now and feel I need to…read moregive this course a review. It's very walkable with very little terrain changes. The greens are very smooth with only a few unfixed pitch marks. The fairways are generous and even your missed fairways offer a chance at hitting most of the greens. There is a little creek and a pond that come j to play on a few holes. Give it a try you won't be disappointed.

My friends and I visited here recently, and though we did have some fun we collectively left pretty…read moreunhappy with the overall experience. I absolutely love escape rooms. You could say i'm an escape room freak and it wouldn't be going too far. So I've been to some really, really nice rooms, as well as some crappier ones. And the Grand Forks Escape Room is one of those lower quality ones. It seems they really tried to keep the budget as small as possible to create these rooms. We did the Abduction room where the group is separated at the beginning and one group is handcuffed. Sounds awesome, right? We thought so too. But this room was so disorganized. Most of the clues were on sheets of paper, and almost all of the locks were the same idea and it was so hard to keep track of what we were doing. Good escape rooms have a logical sequence of solving things, and if they really know what they're doing it's easy to keep things separated and know where you're going, and this escape room 100% failed at that. But beyond that, the worst part was that there was a safe that was supposed to be locked and never got locked when one of the workers reset the room. Now, I understand we are all human and it's really easy to miss something like that sometimes. I've had that happen in other rooms where they missed a step in resetting the room and they come and fix it. But this game master, whose name I wish I would have gotten, didn't do anything. The safe was open and gave us the key we weren't supposed to get until the VERY END. It messed our entire game up and left us so confused. And when we told her what happened, all she said was "Well, someone messed up.." She took zero responsibility or ownership for that mistake. I understand mistakes happen but she didn't even apologize?? And like, we paid $30** per person for that big mistake there, we should have at least gotten a coupon or a free try at a different room. It was a bit infuriating given the circumstance. And our gamemaster told us we get 3 hints, and each one takes a minute off our time. We only ended up asking for one hint, but she kept talking to us and telling us exactly what to do before we even had time to figure it out. As a gamemaster you should help guide the participants at times but don't tell them how to do half of the puzzles. It was so weird and I felt so unaccomplished between that and us having the last key for the entire game. This is such a cheap escape room and I would advise against wasting your money here- even with nothing to do in Grand Forks I won't come back here again.

The room was old, shabby and broken. There was no flow. The puzzles were overly complicated like…read morethe game designer had no interest in people actually getting out of the room ever. We travel specifically to do escape rooms in different states. This felt like an example of someone jumping on the trend to make a buck.

This park is amazing! It is a huge park made with all kinds of surprises for kids to find. There's…read morea castle, car, train, boat, dragon and tons more. It's great for toddlers through big kids. There are swings, a sand box with diggers, and tons of places to climb and scamper around. There are public restrooms and a seating area to sit and eat snacks or lunches. Be prepared to chase your kids a lot. It is maze like. This is my boys favorite park to visit.

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!