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Categories: Parks, Restaurants, Event Planning & Services
Neighborhood: The LoopMadison/Wabash (Orange, Brown, Purple Express, Green, Pink)
Mon-Thu. 11:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Fri. 11:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Sat. 11:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Sun. 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
What an amazing little spot in the middle of the city. This has to be one of my favorite spots for dining in the Loop during the summer.
The food is tasty and on the light side which is perfect for lunch. I really like their crispy chicken cesar wrap and the fries. My coworkers love the tator tots. We've always had wonderful service and on one rocky day they made sure the service was kicked up a notch. Can't complain about that.
I've never participated in the mini golf but that's only because I'm not a fan of mini golf. I really just don't have the patience for any kind of golf. However, several times I've had a strong urge to grab a beach towel and a book and layout on the green. Hmmm, I wonder if Carol would mind?
This mini golf course is terrible! It's very expensive (close to $10/person last time I was there), and the course is tiny. Though the course is kinda built into the side of a hill, the holes themselves are relatively level which means there isn't a whole lot in the way of a challenge. I'm ok with no frills, but we're talking anti-frills. At least give me a baby windmill or something. At least the course on Diversey has a rushing river to overcome on one hole.
The only reason I gave this course a bonus star is because you are allowed to bring drinks onto the course with you. However, the drinks are also super overpriced. There's just no way to win with this joint.
It saddens me to have to write this review. I am only writing the review as someone who was interested in booking the restaurant for a rehearsal dinner because it is a fabulous location. Many of my friends have never been to Chicago, and what a better restaurant to show off the beauty of this city. Well, I guess I didn't have that chance.
I emailed the restaurant and started corresponding with Carol. I told her that my budget was firm because money is tight after spending a ton on the rest of my wedding. She said, "We can work with any budget and still make a beautiful event." And she sends me a proposal. It was a few hundred dollars over what we wanted to spend and a lot of the stuff on the proposal was unnecessary. I emailed her back telling her my budget and I never heard from her again. So I guess she wasn't really that willing to work with any budget. Her words were very misleading and I will not refer any business to her ever. I emailed her multiple times after just to make sure that maybe my email didn't go through...and nothing. She completely ignored me, even after I asked her to let me know if my budget was too low.
So If you aren't willing to throw a ton of money at this restaurant, they are NOT willing to work with you. End of story. It's really unfortunate.
How have I not known about The Green this entire summer?! This place is amazing - a quaint mini golf course tucked quietly away in the madness that is Grant Park.
It offers a great restaurant/bar area to grab some brews and food and the perfect sized small golf course. The service was spectacular - our waitress was so attentive and made sure drinks were filled ... both on and off the greens!
I'm pretty much an embarassment at golf and this course is no different. Don't expect the cheesy windmills or little bridges you might see at other min-golf courses - this place is street legal difficult!
All in all The Green is the ideal place to take visitors from out of town for an alternative activity, the perfect date place or great for groups to gather and hit some balls! Can't wait to return!
Ten bucks is steep. However, it is nice to have miniature golf in the actual city instead of having to trek twenty-five miles to some suburb. And the course is nice, although if you like windmills and dinosaurs and whatnot, this is not for you. It's just tee, fairway, green--but with plenty of slope to trip you up. There aren't any bumpers or barriers of any kind, just a sort of "rough" surrounding the putting surface, and then the mulch if you are really unlucky (or bad).
There is a lot of severe sloping both around the holes and on the greens and fairways themselves, sometimes even at the tee area. That makes it really difficult just to lag. On some of the holes involving a lot of lateral break, I would hit a tee shot on a very good line but miss by 1-3 inches and still end up rolling off the entire surface. We're talking about shots which on a flat surface would end up six inches past the hole.
Anyway, it can be frustrating or challenging, depending on how you look at it. The day that I was here, I had the course to myself because they had just opened at 11am, and it had rained all morning. The course was soaked, making it difficult to read the speed of the surface, so I took a few practice shots on the first tee. And there was a TON of debris on the course.
Allowing myself a mulligan on two of the really diabolical tee shots, I shot a 48 on the 42-par course. Not bad considering that most of the holes were at least a 3-putt if you didn't hit the approach shot within a couple of inches.
Loved my time here for a friends fabulous and fun birthday gathering. Green at Grant was a winner of a locale for a most festive soiree in a positively charming space. Who knew this tucked away hideout even existed? Hmmm, well, not me.
Glad the veil has been lifted... from now on no more missing out on tasty food bites that are downright delicious and a righteous bar staff standing at the ready with fabulous libations like fruity sangria, crisp, cold beer and of course, effervescent champagne! Even the wrought iron candlelit tables provide just the right amount of twinkle when stars hidden behind Chicago's ambient light can not.
The Green folks have thought of everything, yes, even a mini golf course for those wanting to try their hand on the putt putt links!
I'm not sure what the ambiance is like on any other given night when our motley mixed bag crew hasn't descended upon the patio space to liven things up and turn the party factor on high. What we do know is The Green at Grant is a positively killer venue to throw your own stellar al fresco event. Fabulous motley crew not included.
Trapped in the expansiveness of Grant Park yet desiring to run away for a drink or three? Down town and would like to "Calgon" yourself away to a locale that will seem miles away from the hustle and bustle of the Loop? Perhaps dropping by the Green might turn your frown upside down.
Wet thy whistle, quit the rumblin' in the stomach and maybe expose your athletic skills and take down a friend or two at a little miniature golf. This little hidden cove is a beacon of light if you choose to run away from all the flocks of families, throngs of tourists and the chaos that can consume the good ol' GP. Coming here for Carol J's big birthday blowout bonanza I was slightly frightened, worried and anxious. Anxious because this woman knows how to throw down with the best of them and still top them. Worried, because I had no idea where the hidey ho this place was and frightened I would never find it. Luckily, with some expert directions and even better expert sights I found this little sanctuary.
Greeted with friendly servers and the hostess with the mostess my worries were easily placed aside and my half empty attitude was topped off with some sparkling. Treated to some massively tasty treats of mini sandwiches, delectable salads and savory sides my soul transcended to a happy place. Getting my butt whooped at 9 holes of feisty fury that is Karen T's putting game brought me back down to reality.
The place is fun, unpretentious, relaxed and full of some good times, backed up with fair prices, friendly staff and the best of all, a breath of fresh air from what you might run in to in the Park. I may not be a fan of downtown, but I will certainly stake a seat and claim a table here if I get a chance when I have to venture downtown.
Who knew that such a place existed in Grant Park? I have driven by here countless times but never noticed The Green before.
Putt-putt golf? Yep. Cute little tables scattered about? Yep. Friendly bar staff? For sure. And food? You betcha!
Parking is easy (but pricey) in the underground lots of Grant Park but I'm doubtful you'd find street parking anywhere around here.
I may have just found my new favorite spot in Grant Park to sip a drink- watch what's going on around me (always something going on in the park) and relax.
Afterall . .isn't that what Summer in Chicago is all about??
So I'm really not that good at miniature golf.
But I am quite good at drinking and dining alfresco!
Recently stopped by the Green for Carol J's birthday party. I wasn't sure what to expect with the Green's close proximity to Taste of Chicago, but I was digging the free tastes of live music wafting over from the stage without having to sacrifice my personal space.
We were served delicious shredded chicken sliders topped with coleslaw, crab cakes, and both red and white sangria. The staff worked tirelessly to satisfy a group of especially thirsty and hungry Yelpers.
Maybe I'll go back and embarrass myself and play a few rounds of mini golf... the course looks serious!
Hidden gems are called such because well...they're hidden. Thanks to Carol J this place is no longer hidden from me.
Attentive staff, good drinks, good food, great company! In my book that is the recipe for a perfect summer evening.
If you're lucky, there will be a tribute band playing music in the park and you can pretend they were hired just for your party (i'm totally doing this with my out of town friends so they can see how cool I am).
Definitely deserving of a return trip back!
Great place for a nice outing here in summertime Chicago. Kudos to Carol selecting a great place for her birthday celebration.
Two selections of sangria as I went with the red and it was great (6 glasses great). The servers were very good at keeping it coming. They had a bar area outside which was nice. Miniature golf was available for anyone wanting to play.
Love the location of this place, right off of LSD and the great lake. Such a great place to enjoy crisp, nighttime summer air with friends and drinks
OMG, are we still downtown? The Green at Grant Park is an oasis in the heart of the city.
I had been here for a charity event a few years ago and was here again for the lovely Carol J's bday soiree. Amazing location, nice staff.
Scrumptious spread: White & red sangria, mini chicken sliders, and crab cakes.
Will re-review once I try the mini-golf.
I work not too far from here, glad to have been shown this place. Large patio, good food (I had the crab cakes) and drink, good service, and what won me over--putting greens! (it isn't really mini golf, because there are no gadgets and gizmos or windmills and whatnot).
I couldn't get people to putt with me through more than 1 hole, though, so I must go back and play the full set! Who is with me?
I really wanted to give this place a great review. I'd give the mini golf course 4 stars. I'd give the wait service of this place 2 stars.
We initially had trouble finding the location of the Green simply because there were no signs at their entrance. I have actually walked by this course many many times and never noticed it was a mini golf place. I guess the owners didnt feel the need to spend a little money on a sign?
After we had arrived, our group of 10 wanted to grab a table. The staff was cleaning up a large table and we asked if we could sit there. They gave us a blank stare. So we found a smaller table and situated there. We sat down and our waitress was pretty attentive in the beginning....but became pretty apathetic 30 minutes later. We waited 10 minutes to order a beer.... thats how much she cared. My friend got tired of waiting and headed to the bar to order his drink. When our waitress saw this, she told my friend that if he wanted a drink he should just tell her and she'd get it for him. Yeah right!
The course was rather busy on a Thursday around 5:30pm. We ended up starting at the back 9 instead of the front 9. It was the most challenging mini golf course I've been to! Even the most experienced golfers in our group had trouble nailing the hole. I had originally thought maybe the last holes were the hardest, but even while playing backwards I didnt notice the holes getting easier.
The lay out of the course was beautiful. The trees covering the course added to the beauty. The afternoon sprinkle made it fun. But the afternoon down pour really dampened things. We ended up ending our 18 hole play at the sixth hole. Bummer. I would go back again though to play, but not to eat or drink.
The Green at Grant Park is the best place to spend a summer afternoon in the city. I had no idea this place existed, but am so glad to have discovered it! I've been to the Green twice, once for lunch, and once for a Labor Day round of putt-putt! Our waitress was great, very friendly and super attentive. I had asian chicken lettuce wraps, which were great; crisp lettuce, lots of chicken, and a yummy asian style dressing. My fiance wasn't as enthused with his chicken quesadilla, but it was edible, just lacked some flavor. Ok, now fast forward 2 weeks and we're ready to embarass ourselves with a game of mini golf. And wow, it was difficult. Lots of slopes and small hills. Par 2? More like par 8. I don't know how children are supposed to do this, although it is entirely possible that I suck at mini-golf that much. My sucky golf skills aside, we had a great time and great people watching.
I had no idea this place existed even though I've walked through the area several times! Definitely worth checking out, even if you're not up for getting eaten alive by mosquitoes on the putting green. (Bug spray recommended.)
Food is casual but good, service is friendly and fast. A great place to come hang out especially if the weather is nice, and the view of the fountain is quite lovely. Fun to golf with a group of people too.
5 Stars for the mini golf. 2 Stars for the restaurant.
The mini golf is terrific. I'm a huge fan (and surprisingly good) at mini golf and this course is a serious course. It's challenging which some might not like, but I love it! Of course of the 5 of us that went our last time out I won, so the other 4 might not love it as much. :) My hole in one really made my night. The location is great too. It's tucked away on the south side of Millennium park and you really have to be looking for it to notice it. The golf areas are very pretty. In my opinion the seating area could use a little work, but overall nice to look at.
The restaurant on the other hand; not so great. The service was pretty good, not great, but not bad really. The food was ok, just again, not great. Left me wanting more both taste and size-wise. I don't drink but the pitcher of sangria shared by the table I heard was pretty good, although mostly full of ice.
Prices for food and drinks were crazy high for what was served. But mini golf price wasn't too bad; normally $10 for adults some night 2 golfers for the price of 1.
What a fun place to go to burn off steam after work. The food is a little pricey, but the drinks aren't so bad. When you factor in the ability to hold your frosty brew while going for the "high score" at mini golf, it definitely makes for a fun adventure!
A little bit of paradise right in the middle of the city!
I just had lunch at this adorable little place. The atmosphere was sophisticated & casual, the salad I ordered was fresh & tasty and the wait staff was pleasant & friendly.
It seemed they were having a few kinks but the new manager, Carol, will whip everything into shape in no time! I'm ready to go again & again all summer...
FIVE stars for location, location, location!
The staff was friendly but the service was mediocre. We never got any silverware or napkins even thought we asked several times. No salt and pepper on the tables and when I asked to get my food wrapped up, they had no containers.
The menu reads well but the food is meh. I got a steak sandwich that was supposed to have arugula and garlic aioli but all I got was sad and soggy green peppers. Of course the tater tots were great. We ordered a Margarita pitcher and we finished it between the two of us and we were still sober...go figure.
This cute little oasis fills what used to be a serious void of (non hokey) permanently placed outdoor activities in the Grant Park/ Streeterville vicinity. The greens are beautifully landscaped and the cafe is a comfortable mix of city chic and suburban tranquility.
We were well into a full day of activities, but our time of arrival put us far from our last meal, but too close to dinner to enjoy a full meal. Luckily, the menu was appetizer heavy, so we split a shrimp quesodilla and a plate of red pepper hummus and veggies. The quesodilla was on the money with the salsa being the best part. I wasn't a huge fan of the hummus, but my boyfriend found it tasty.
Admittedly, I was a bit underwhelmed by the course at first sight. No windmills? How challenging can this be? The answer: very. The first hole gave me more difficulty than any "hit the hole in the castle so the ball will fall down the shoot and come out down the pipe to a sub level where the hole is in the middle and the whole thing is sloped so a hole in one is possible if hit just right" courses.
While lacking any flashy hazards, the entire course is sloped in a way that requires some serious reading. Wearing a dress had its disadvantages, because squatting would have helped. Many of the holes were uphill with sharp drop offs on either side. What broke the camel's back was that none of the holes had anything resembling a perimeter, so over or under shooting almost always resulted in balls rolling off the green. I golfed (albeit infrequently) in HS, but you would NEVER have known watching me putt this course. My boyfriend golfs several times a year, and he shared in my frustrations although mine clearly outnumbered his. The frustration was actually what made things more fun, as there was a direct correlation to how simple we thought something would be to how hard it actually was. The fact that the people behind us never needed to play through assured us that we weren't the only ones that stunk.
This might not be your cup of tea if you're someone that HAS to be awesome at everything and can't laugh at yourself when you fail miserably. However, if the thought of muttering "Suck my white ass ball!!" (and really meaning it) makes you smile, you might want to give this place a try.
Ok so hello, where can you play mini golf in the city while eating and drinking? I stumbled across this place after my walk in the scorching weather. It was literally like an oasis. I needed water and cool air.
They have a few holes to play and shade shade shade. Prices are high but what do you expect.
I was glad this was here, being there's not much else around and I was about to pass out from dehydration. Awesome location, can't say much about the food but you're here for the view and to play MINI GOLF in downtown!
Great location directly across from Grant Park. I was able to enjoy Lollapalooza (Budwesier Stage) from the outdoor patio. Cool concept with a restaurant and mini golf all in the same venue. Drinks are reasonable for the location as well as the food. Very light and refreshing options offered for dining al' fresco. My only gripe is that I stepped away to use the bathroom after asking my waitress for another drink and by the time I got back they had bused my table and sat another couple where I had been. Now, I'm not going to rate an establishment negatively based on this one incident. The staff made it right and replaced my half-full cocktail with a fresh one at no charge. Great place to spend an afternoon in Chicago during the summer.
Location is great. Surrounding is very cool. Great idea for mini golf course. Food was good, a bit pricey but tasty. Service was terrible. We received beers that were only 3/4 full and when we brought up why the beers weren't poured correctly, our waitress said "That's just how the bartender pours." Hmm. This bartender should not be bartending. So not only do we receive slow service, we get service that just doesn't care to please the customer. Probably won't come out here again unless playing tour guide to out of town friends.
A friend met us at Millenium Park and brought us to this mini golf/ restaurant that she likes. What a gem! You don't even see this place until you're right there, but it has great views of the skyline and water and they had some really good tunes playing in the background. I ordered the Meditarranean Salad with Shrimp, which was exactly what I wanted after my cholesteral tour. Fresh vegetables, 4 large shrimp, feta, and kalamata olives with pita points. It was big, but not too big, and so delicious. My husband had the grilled chicken sandwich (with tater tots!) which he loved and our friend ordered the buffalo chicken wrap and deemed it awesome. Really nice spot
i really wanted to LOVE this place. the location is awesome, the mini-golf-meets-restaurant-and-bar concept is brilliant, and the price seemed like it would be right.
sadly, not the case.
we were greeted by a friendly face who explained the basics of everything - super laid back.... you can have a drink before, during, and after golf. love that! no major rules or restrictions. sounds easy enough.
we had read on a review on http://chicagoist.com that sunday was $10 pitcher day so we ordered a pitcher of white sangria at the bar.... which then ended up costing $18 as apparently they had just stopped that promotion "a week ago". hmph. it was generous enough and not the best sangria in the world, but good. we ordered the shrimp quesadillas which were delicious and a fairly generous portion. yay.
then we played golf. here's a warning - this is not easy mini-golf.... not at all! there are 18 holes, but don't come here looking for windmills and silly obsticles. this is pretty darn challenging course... and it gets kind of monotonous without a big variety between the different holes. the surroundings are very pretty though - nice landscaping and such.
following golf (remember bug spray next time!), we sat at one of the tables and looked at the menu for dinner... we all ordered burgers and wine. easy enough! service couldn't have been slower. our server was nice, but clearly hadn't had any training. the burgers were ok and the fries were yummy, (but the portion of fries was super petite!). definitely nice presentation, but for the number of servers that seemed to be lingering around, i couldn't figure out what was taking so long.
will i be back? hmm... maybe. it was great to be able to wander over to millennium park right after our dinner and enjoy all things "summer in chicago", but it left a lot to be desired.
How nice it is to sip drinks amidst park-like greenery and filtered late afternoon sunlight.
We had two drinks, were not rushed at all, and I suspect we could have stayed longer even though we were not ordering food or more drinks.
There is more than ample seating; way more than any outdoor cafe I know of anywhere in Chicago. And, the seating is set far back from the street. It is very quiet here.
Oh, yeah...the miniature golf: Great concept. Golf is $10 for adults, and kids cost a handful less
So there you have it: a private mini-park with a liquor license and miniature golf, in downtown Chicago (just east of Millenium Park across Columbus)
Gotta love this town.
I was very happy to find a miniature golf location downtown right off of LSD and Monroe. I assumed that it had fun obstacles much like Novelty Golf near my house. Alas, it was more of a putting range or a miniature version of a real golf course. It was challenging but not that much fun. On the plus side I found out it was 2 for 1 day on Tuesday so 2 people, 18 holes for $10 which isn't bad.
Great place for a date. We went in the summer and got a few beers and played mini golf. Though I wish the mini golf was more traditional, meaning that there were side borders to the greens. It was kind of a natural green on an unnatural surface. Regardless, we had a good time. We didn't eat here, but prolly would have had it been a tad bit warmer.
S&J summer08
I've been wanting to check this place out and finally did last night. Mini golf and alcohol go hand in hand in my opinion. My friend and I sat down and ate first and the food was good. I had a turkey burger and tater tots. My friend had the burger with fries, she wasn't too fond of the fries though. She said they tasted like they've been sitting under a heat lamp for awhile. I ordered a glass of Sangria which was just okay. I didn't taste much alcohol but the fruit was tasty. For the rest of the night we stuck with pitchers of beer.
I have a few complaints about the golf. There wasn't enough lighting and we were playing around 9:00pm so it was pretty dark. They didn't have score cards available, I'm not sure if they just ran out or what. but we were provided with just a piece of paper and a pencil. And my last complaint is that they don't have mini tables or anything to place your drinks when putting. We had to keep using random rocks to put our pitcher and glasses down.
Other than my little complaints we had a good time. It was fun and I wouldn't mind going again before it gets cold.
Stopped here for lunch after our annual summer walk through grant and millenium park. The parks were beautiful as usual. The nicest surprise was finding this gem of outdoor delight. The food was prepared in a distinct manner so as not to forget. Little touches remain in my memory and tastebuds. We started off with their cheese and fruit platter. Thin slices of ripe strawberries and apples along with juicy seedless grapes surrounded by a wonderful assortment of cheese and crackers. Three cheeses-a smoky mozzarella(my fave), cheddar and I believe a jack. We also ordered a cobb salad to go with. Even though my daughter and I shared these two items, we were unable to even come close to finishing. Highly recommend for food and dining in the Park.
Went to this place after bike riding to Grant Park...
Lolla was going on, the place is cute with outdoor seating and I think it has a one golf hole? we didn't golf so not sure, our service was not that great...
The food was really good!
Veggie panini is delicious! it had this spicy fried green breaded tomato and the fries are soooooooooooooooooooooooo delicious! Thin shoestring fries! OMG so good!
The drinks sounded good but we didn't have any since we had to bike it back...
We stumbled upon this place while looking for a comfy locale to pirate the sounds of Lollapalooza. We were prepared for overpriced, mediocre food with snobby service. Boy, were we wrong on all accounts!!
We found the service to be very friendly and inviting. We even got updates on the concerts going on across the street from our server.
Then there was the food...
I have 4 words for you: Bacon BBQ Chicken Lollipops. Essentially, these were three sizable pieces of chicken on individual skewers wrapped in bacon and then covered in delicious BBQ sauce atop a bed of mango/peach relish. I highly recommend.
To balance out the richness of the meat dish, we also got the assorted vegetables and hummus. Also wonderful! Both dishes were about $8 and the portions were enough for two people to share.
The outdoor setting was very pleasant - the tables were not too close together and there was plenty of shade from the umbrellas and trees. The golf course looked like it would be fun, but we weren't in the put-put mood.
The only hold back on the 5th star is the the terrible mojito my husband got. Very watered down and not well-mixed. I had a glass of white wine that was quite good, but the mixed drinks still need some work.
The Green. 1 star for your excellent location. 1 star for the fact that you can have adult beverages while playing mini-golf. 1 star for not being too crowded on one of the most beautiful summer Wednesday afternoons I have experienced. 1 star for having particularly orangey tasting Leinekugel Summer Shandy. Man that beer tasted fresh and good!
The service was good, but only after we waited for probably 10 minutes after being seated. I flagged a manager, who then spoke harshly to his subordinate manager, who then told a waitress to come over, who was slightly bitchy about being forced to come over, who was then eventually replaced by our rightful server who was a delight.
Prices are a little higher than I expected. $28 for 4 drinks isn't exactly robbery, but still attention grabbing. I'm giving up 4 stars anyway though. Location location location.
I've been cursing myself for not buying Lollapalooza tickets and missing out on some awesome bands, but I think I found a decent substitute. Last night, my husband and I played a round of mini-golf at The Green at Grant Park while listening to Ryan Adams and Iron & Wine play just across the street on Lolla's Bud Light stage. We sat at the outdoor cafe enjoying one of the most beautiful nights of the summer, had a dinner of simple but tasty sandwiches and fries, chatted up the super-friendly Irish waitstaff and ordered two bottles of wine so we could sit and listen to Sleater-Kinney's and Death Cab For Cutie's full sets. Nice.
Without the experience of getting to hear some awesome live music, The Green would probably get 4 stars (although the poor sport in me wants to give it 3--that friggin' mini-golf course was hard! And it didn't feature any blue-water fountains or ridiculous moving obstacles!). I would still give it another try on a regular day, but The Green is highly recommended during Lolla weekend, especially if you're lame like me and didn't buy tickets. :)
Why the heck are there only three reviews for this place?
Food Fabulous espeecially for bar food Grab a mouth watering selection of apps..... view gorgeous! service excellent!
Didn't play mini golf but assume it was fantastic and fun for all the folks that were putting away.
I gues the reason this isn't reviewed is because it is right in Millenium Park....
Have wanted to go here for years. It's this marvellous gem smack dab in the middle of urban insanity, yet It's so calm and relaxing.
During the Taste, my hubby and I trotted over to finally check it out. I loved it. The food and wine were better than I expected and the ambience...well, how can you argue with location?
I am not a good golfer and I am not patient - the course was challenging for me and actually for my golfer husband. But that made it more fun - I'm sure the other guests were amused with me wanting to throw my club across Monroe.
Bottom line a great stop during the summer - add it to your list and try something different and fun. I swear you'll tell all your friends.
Oh my gawed. So chill, so pleasant. MINI GOLF! Sorta pricey, but still $1 less per drink cheaper than Park Grill. And sooo chill - it feels like a secret little bar that no one knows about except for fabulous people. Very nice. Summer is young, I'll while away many evenings here if I'm lucky!
A little pricey, but alot of fun. Putt putt greens are small but clean. Their guac is fantastic!
The location and seating by far gets 5 stars! But with service as slow as they were this past Sunday, I'm going to have to give them 2 stars. Sorry! Our party of 4 were only ordering drinks, but they messed up our orders 3 separate times! The waitress was nice and apologized, but when you order a Bloody Mary and get strawberry syrup with vodka and black pepper on top - one must complain! The mini-golf was nice too though.
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