205 North 3rd Street
Grand Forks, ND 58203
Grand Forks County
Phone: (701) 746-7443
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by Weldon Voita on If you're not at MyHouse, this is where you want to be on Saturday nights. My friends bought a table ($1000 for 3 bottles) to celebrate a birthday. He was able to get 20 comps with it- not bad! When we arrived at 10 PM, there was already a ridiculous line outside. I don't know how people get in (even if you're on the guest list), because not only do they hold the line, other people kept getting taken OUT of line and placed into other lines (ie table & VIP). My friends are promoters here and were able to get my group tickets right off the bat. After a 15 minute wait, one promoter walked 5 of us in, the other walked 5 more in and was able to move my remaining party into the VIP line. After another 5 minutes, we were inside the venue. Rumor has it that cover is anywhere from $20-$30. The venue is absolutely AMAZING. Once you enter, you have to go up the stairs to the second floor, which comprises of the main dance floor, bar, and some tables. The bathrooms are located on the first floor, which is connected to a long hallway that leads to the main entrance/smoking area. The long hallway has lots of benches, so the girls can rest their undoubtedly aching feet. Everybody who went to Exchange agreed that it was a very nice venue. Drinks are a bit pricey ($10-$15) per drink, but they are RIDICULOUSLY strong (but still tasty) if you get them from the bar. The AMF finally held up to its name. The drinks at the table were about the same (but free, so I don't know if I should be complaining). I can't say much about the music, as I wasn't really dancing/listening to it. My girls complained that the music was kind of old, though. Newer music didn't start playing until the last 15 minutes before the club was about to close. I will DEFINITELY be back. Hopefully they'll play some better music. And if not, buy a few drinks, get drunk, and you won't notice anyway.
by Garry Jeff on My favorite lunch spot - the burgers can't be beat! But they need more help, a single bartender is expected to handle everything for upwards of 15 tables, it's taken 2 hours to have a burger and a pitcher sometimes.
by Vandana M. on If you've ever wanted to know what it feels like to be the most sought-after girl in the room, visit Little Baobab on a Saturday night. Men will be all up in your stuff no matter what shape, size, or color you are -- it's kind of flattering, but you have to be in the mood for that much attention (at least I do). It's hot, it's sweaty, it's tiny, and it's always packed. The crowd is diverse, the music funky, and the drinks delicious. Avoid the bathroom if you can.
