Twin Cities Travel Guide

Perks of training at roseville

Along with getting a great experience of in-person training at the Roseville location, with hands-on instruction and roleplay, you can make this training session an opportunity to travel to the gorgeous state of Minnesota. From nature to the architecture - the areas around the Roseville location are quite unique. Along with the logistics of accommodation and public transit, this page is updated frequently with events held during the week of training, places to eat, things to do, and much more! It is all the best need-to-know information, courtesy of CornerHouse, to make your training experience the vacation you didn’t know you needed.

Things to see

An hour for lunch - Where to go

    • Applebee’s Grill + Bar

    • Chili’s Grill and Bar

    • Chick-fil-A

    • Old Chicago

    • D’Amico & Sons

    • Perkins Restaurant and Bakery

    • Parkway Pizza

    • Baldamar

    • MAYA Cuisine & Bar

    • Buffalo Wild Wings

    • India Palace

    • Olive Garden Italian Restaurant

    • Pizza Luce Roseville

    • Giggles’ Campfire Grill

    • Bole Ethiopian Cuisine

    • Ball Park Cafe

Accommodation

CornerHouse has a set group rate for those staying at the Courtyard Minneapolis St.Paul/Roseville. This hotel is located within a few miles of the Roseville location and is within 10 miles of the Twin Cities. It includes amenities such as free WIFI and parking, a fitness center, a whirlpool and pool, and a restaurant on site.

- The CornerHouse rate is typically around $112 a night.

- 2905 Centre Pointe Drive Roseville, Minnesota 55113

- Book with the link to receive the discounted group rate

Public transit

Although the Roseville location is not directly next to a public transit stop - it is still very accessible. Hopping on the Light Rail, one can get from Union Depot in St. Paul to the Mall of America and even to Target Center downtown. Many major attractions are within walking distance of the Light Rail and it proves to be a very reliable transportation system with one coming every 10 to 20 minutes, depending on the time of day.

Visitors can even purchase a Visitor Pass for only $5. This pass is valid for unlimited rides on Metro Transit buses and on METRO lines. From downtown Minneapolis, downtown St. Paul, Mall of America, and hundreds of other popular attractions - this is your chance to have the Twin Cities at your fingertips.

- Light Rail Schedule/Map

- Bus Schedule/Map

- Visitor Pass

Things to do

places to eat

  • 920 E. Lake Street ~ Minneapolis, MN

    Mouth-watering tastes. Locally made art. International entertainment. Fresh produce, meats, and baked goods. Everything you need to create a memorable experience. Plus the widest variety of restaurants under one roof.

  • 169 N. Victoria Street ~ St. Paul, MN

    At J. Selby’s, they intentionally refer to their food as plant-based. They do this to build a sense of inclusivity and community among all of those who are choosing to eat plants. J. Selby’s serves plant-based comfort foods, such as burgers and wraps made with meat and cheese alternatives, as well as vegetable-based dishes, such as stir-fries and salads.

  • 2121 University Ave NE ~ Minneapolis, MN

    HAI HAI is a tribute to everything one loves about Southeast Asia - bright $ fresh dishes full of herbs, bold flavors & textures.

  • 2610 Lyndale Ave South ~ Minneapolis, MN

    Organic, innovative, farm-to-table restaurant for over 30 years with something for everyone: vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free & traditional.

  • 501 30th Ave SE ~ Minneapolis, MN

    They’re more than just a food hall, they’re a community that supports food and drink innovations. From Abang Yoli to Delsur to Joey Meatballs to Wrecktangle Pizza, you can find anything you’re craving here!