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Saint Croix Crab House Music Cafe Inc
Jul 3, 2009 by Jay from Minneapolis
Overall Rating: 2
Food:[1] • Service:[1] • Atmosphere:[8]

• Clean bathroom.
• The service was terrible.

“I attended a rock show at the St. Croix Crab Shack and the service was comparable to a Walmart greeter. A line of four people ordering a simple beer should not require a 10 minute wait. There were two bartenders - a short blond man who seemed to jeer at men who wanted beer, and a young woman who, well, let's just say she'd make a better door-stop - or if she was buoyant, she'd look great on my yacht in place of my life saver.”

Freight House Restaurant
May 19, 2009 by John from Stillwater
Overall Rating: 6
Food:[6] • Service:[9] • Atmosphere:[8]

• Nice view of the river from the patio.
• Average food, expensive drinks.

“The food is not worth the money. I have eaten there a couple of times and both times the food was average at best. Also the drinks there are expensive, cheaper to go to Brines across the street.”

The Supreme Bean Espresso Cafe
Mar 5, 2009 by Lauren from Stillwater
Overall Rating: 9
Food:[8] • Service:[7] • Atmosphere:[9]

• Good, cheap sandwiches and coffee. Relaxed feel.
• Sometimes they mess up the order. So make sure you got everything!

“The Supreme Bean is relatively inexpensive. It has a nice homey feel, good build your own sandwiches, couches and seating in the back, and free WiFi. good for a quick lunch, morning coffee, (or just study area for college kids like myself).”

Petey Pappys On The River
Jan 1, 2009 by Phil from Stillwater
Overall Rating: 10
Food:[10] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[10]

• This is a great party bar.
• It's only open during warm months.

“First of all, it's not Petey Paddy's - it's P.D. Pappy's. Stands for Poopdeck Pappy, Popeye's Daddy. It's very nautical in there. The restrooms are marked inboards for women and outboards for men. It's only open during the late spring until the end of summer. The place is half on land, half over the St. Croix River. There is a large dock alongside. About half the crowd are boat owners from the river, half are bikers, half are college age, and the other half are locals of all ages. If that sounds like too many halves it's because the place is packed to the rafters on Friday and Saturday nights. Very packed, overflowing into the outdoor area. This is a big bar with limited food, which is very. Good. Drinks reasonable, service is excellent. The bands they have are the top of the list of the greatest Twin Cities bands. Great, great music and dancing. You come! Bring your girlfriend. We'll gave fun!”

Lowell Inn Restaurant
Apr 3, 2008 by Erica from Minneapolis
Overall Rating: 9
Food:[9] • Service:[7] • Atmosphere:[9]

• I liked the atmosphere and the interesting, but classic foods offered.
• I didn't like the wait time that we had on our visit.

“My husband and I really enjoyed both of the dinners we've had at the Lowell Inn Restaurant. The first time we went I had a delicious Beef Wellington in the front room. The service was slow for us that night (they offered apologies and gave us a dessert) but the atmosphere is nice and quiet. The second time we opted to eat fondue for two in their special room full of one-of-a-kind wood carvings and German items. It is a very unique setting. We had a wonderful cheese fondue, salad with an amazing gorgonzola dressing, and then duck/shrimp/fillet mignon fondue. We didn't have room left for the chocolate fondue dessert, so had the lighter fruit dessert that is unlike anything I've had before! We would definitely recommend the charming Lowell Inn!”