19th Hole Sports Bar & Grill — Restaurant in Town of Saint Germain

I don't normally like giving low ratings but I left very disappointed. We are up here from out of town and decided to bring our kids here to play mini golf. We got there shortly after 8pm. Not once was it mentioned when we got there that they closed at 9pm (which don't get me wrong we could have looked it up) but if there was concern that we wouldn't finish that should have been expressed PRIOR to paying. We have two small kids (aged 3 & 4) and we knew it would take a little while. We were about a quarter of the way through the course and the gentleman working the counter came up to us and told us that they closed at 9pm and said that we would need to be done and asked if we would be. When we said that we weren't sure if we would be, he said that it closed at 9pm. So from hole 8ish on we had to basically rush through because we had LESS THEN 10 MINUTES! I am very disappointed that we had to rush the game & experience and even more upset that it felt like a complete waste of $28. We came to this one because it was closest to us but also seemed like a good place. I will not be back and I definitely will...

We’re in town for a snowmobile vacation and decided to go here for dinner and so glad we did! We sat by the stone fireplace, which was so inviting and warm. The building is beautiful, with antler chandeliers and northern decor. My husband got the walleye fingers basket and I ordered a cauliflower crust pizza. I must say it was the BEST cauliflower crust pizza I have ever eaten!! I had to double check that it was a cauliflower crust because it was bubbly and soft, like a flour crust would be. Cauliflower crust is usually flat but this was quite the opposite! We had an incredible dinner there and the service was great too! I highly recommend this place for a great...

I went to this putt-putt place expecting a fun night, but it was a total scam. The holes were clearly rigged. no matter how straight or gentle the shot, the ball would mysteriously curve away at the last second or bounce off invisible seams in the turf. One hole even had a slight tilt that made it impossible to sink the ball unless you hit it in exactly the right, secret spot. It felt less like mini golf and more like a setup to frustrate players into giving up or paying for another round. Honestly, it was less about skill and more about guessing what trick each hole was hiding. Total ripoff. Wish there was a Costco across the street. This is only for...