215 Main Street South
Chatfield, MN 55923
Fillmore County
Phone: (507) 867-9000
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by Bonnie P. on Flip is "famous" in the sense that it's trendy, generally crowded, and owned by a television personality (albeit a runner-up on a reality show). Hence, you'll have to wait a bit on a Saturday night, and you'll have to wade a bit through 230+ reviews if you're curious about what rateclubsers think of it. Pro/things I appreciate: -Some, if not most, of the food is excellent. I'd recommend the mushroom & swiss burger, onion rings and tequila-lime slaw for fellow veggies. The onion rings are everything an onion ring should be - light-battered, seasoned perfectly, and tender enough to bite through without having slimy onion fall out of the batter. They give you two great dipping sauces, and I couldn't really tell what they were in the dark, but they tasted great. -Most, if not all, of the food is interesting and worth trying. Yes, the Krispy Kreme shake is really good - overhyped, perhaps, but not overrated. I also enjoyed the thai-bouleh salad, fried okra, fried butternut squash, fried pickles, and jar of bread & butter pickles, which were delicious even though I am generally a dill girl (we shared a lot of stuff around the table - I'm not sitting here ordering six servings of fried vegetable). The chickpea burger was really interesting and tasted good, but not to the same level of the mushroom burger, and I got bored after a couple of bites. That's probably one of the healthiest options, though. I've had the tuna burger before too, and it was good but did not taste like tuna to me, and since I don't eat meat other than fish, I couldn't enjoy it for continued fear it was really a pork burger. Note that they used to have fried asparagus, I think, and a bunch of people commented how they missed that. -Decor is spot-on. Sanitized diner, and I don't mean that in a bad way. Accomplishes a casual feel even though there are many things about it that are quite fancy, like the flat-screen TVs in white picture frames behind the bar. Muted during busy times - it worked really well. -Lots of places to stand and lean while you're waiting for a table. The extended divider has a nice flat surface for drinks so that you don't actually have to land a barstool to have a drink while you wait. Which you will likely have to. -Takes its concept seriously in that "flip" is incorporated into the logo, menu, and decor. Look at the ceiling. Come on, that's fun. Con/things to know before you go: -I don't see a way out of feeling like you've overdone it after you leave here unless you've got a lot of self-control or you're ordering one burger and some slaw to go. The burgers are actually portioned moderately, but you pretty much have to try at least one fried thing, and the shake, right? That's just a lot of heavy, dense food. One trick to eating here is balancing the greasy stuff with the exceptionally refreshing slaw/salad choices they have. -No reservations taken, even for large groups, and you'll have to wait during prime time. I hesitate to put this as a con, because I got the impression that reservations would throw off the game of a place like this. It's mainly my personal preference. -It's definitely a bar atmosphere at night, not really a kids' place. Not that I have any. -Parking can be annoying, as the small lot on the property fills up fast, and the lot across the street is nowhere near a crosswalk over pseudo-highway Howell Mill Road. Look both ways...
by Bobette Havatone on I enjoy meeting friends here for cocktails on Friday and love their 2-for-1 special. It's a cool looking gay bar space. I haven't had dinner upstairs but have enjoyed appetizers downstairs and my favorite is the chicken quesadilla and Kobe burger sliders. I have to admit, the staff is hit or miss. More miss than hit. Sometimes it's a challenge to get a waiter or bartenders attention. I know some hate how crowded the club gets later Friday nights when it becomes FRESH but I think it's a yummy stand-and-pose crowd and friends from out of town marvel at how pretty L.A. gays are.
by Claire C. on Um HELLO you are not that fabulous. If you have a club and you allow your bouncer to say, "You and your hottest friend can come inside, but the rest have to go" then YOU ARE AN ASSHOLE. Sorry, maybe I've just been away from LA for too long, but this type of condescending nonsense is just ridiculous. With this kind of 'tude I expected the line to be filled with gorgeous supermodels and metrosexuals, but instead it just looked like the line at any other club, people hoping their buzzes won't wear off before getting inside. This is fun if you want a challege and to harken back to the days of "getting in" to the best club in town. But if you're over it like me, this place will just put you in a BAD MOOD.
