I visited the club with a member for lunch. This is a beautiful club (inside and out) with better…read morethan expected food (I had the salmon salad, which as perfectly prepared) - the services was also stellar. If I lived in the area, I'd consider navigating membership. Overall, those in my group who were not members all left impressed.

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.

I had a lot of fun bowling with this league. It's not crazy competitive so it was a lot of fun…read morewithout any stress if I wasn't good! I joined solo and they put me on a team. Met a lot of people abd reakky want to do it again in the winter. They have it on Sunday afternoons and Thursday nights, might even do both hah If you like to bowl at all and wanna gave some fun you should join!

Better off bowling Minneapolis has been a big part of my life for the last few years. I have been…read moregoing to the leagues and love meeting new people and just having fun. I have made many connections and friendships and that's what keeps me coming back. Come join us for bowling in Minneapolis!! P.S. you don't need to be a good bowler

Never knew this was here! I went to an event here and was wowed upon stepping in. What a pretty…read morespace! It is a coworking space / member club and I think most people use it for working remote. But it was a fun spot to see transformed into a networking event! They have a stunning bar, and some comfy seating and games in the main area. The office rooms area was blocked off so didn't see what those are like. The space easily transformed with seating for a speaker series and decorations. Very cool!

I recently attended an event at the North House (NOHO) event space…read more NOHO is a members only club located in north loop. I took the (very slow) elevator up to the event space floor, so I didn't get to see any of the other club areas. The decor at the front of the event space is quirky and fun, with large prints of animals. The double-sided bar is directly in front, and is also impressive. Behind the bar is a lounge area with couches, high top tables and a shuffle board table. Farther into the room the space opens up, and there are large windows facing Washington Ave. The event space was quite large, and I can see how having a big empty space would be useful for a dance floor or more tables, but it felt quite bare and empty when I was there, especially because the front section (by the bar) felt so cozy. Overall, I think the event space was nice and had a lot of flexibility.

My company has memberships to CoCo and I've been working at both the Minneapolis downtown and NE…read morelocations for about a year. I can't say enough good things about the staff and everyone I've had contact with. They've all been very welcoming, responsive to questions, and communicative with regards to events and updates. There's free coffee and tea, tableware, an oven, microwave, and basic tableware at each location. The downtown space is a whole block in the grain exchange so is much bigger and has more meeting space. It also has access to the skyway and government tunnel. Very ritzy with lots of food options nearby so if you're trying to impress I recommend this over NE.

Hands down the nicest coworking space I've been to! The people are extremely welcoming, the…read moreamenities are solid and the atmosphere is simply breathtaking! It's also extremely central & easy to find if you're from out of town. I swung by randomly for Startup Week and was fortunate enough to meet a number of amazing people, including one of the Fueled Collective Founders! Really makes so much more sense for coworking spaces to be owned & operated by locals! (Versus ones that are on the brink of insolvency shortly after plans to IPO fall through)

This is for Lenten fish fry: ATMOSPHERE - This is one of the…read morebiggest VFWs I've been to. There's a large bar area, then in an adjoining room is a dinning space with another bar. It's very patriotic as you might imagine. There were lots of kids around, and everyone knew each other, which was lovely except there was a "you don't belong" attitude by some. In particular, the server in the bar in the dinning area ignored my two girlfriends to the point of taking an order from a gentleman standing BEHIND them. Thankfully the gentleman called her on it, and made her take their order. And I'm glad to say that was the only person who was openly rude. In fact, the people at the fish fry were all super friendly. FISH - The set up here is really great. You wait in line to pay, then the line becomes a line for the buffet. It's great to be able to fill up your own plate. The buffet table had baked beans, macaroni & cheese, dinner rolls, boiled potatoes with parsley, cole slaw, and of course, fish. A new serving of freshly fried fish came out every few minutes to replenish the buffet table. The fish had a breading type of batter (rather than a light fluffy batter.) It was light and flakey, hot and crispy, it was wonderful. COST - $10, this was a steal! EXTRAS - When we were there former Gov. Pawlenty and his family showed up. Plus or negative, that's your call.

Everyone raves about their Lenten Friday fish fries (we used to volunteer with or scout troop to…read morehelp bus tables), but fish has never been something I enjoy. We usually go with my parents after church on Saturdays. Most of the tables in the bar area are high top, and we have a 9-month old, so that can be difficult if all the lower tables are taken. But they do have high chairs available that work fine at the lower tables. Their food is always good, affordable, and out to your table quick. If it's crazy-busy with people ordering food, it might take a while, since I've never seen more than one cook in their small kitchen (they have another one that gets used for fish fries), but we've never had a problem, since most people are just ordering drinks. They only part that's a bit of a bummer for us, is that if you order a pop (the hubbs and I don't usually order alcoholic beverages), it comes in a small solo cup, and you have to pay for a refill (I'm sure that's part of being a bar). We each typically order a water and a pop right away, then we don't go thirsty or have to pay for another small pop.