Ike's Clubhouse

This seems a step above the normal airport food. Service was prompt and our food arrived quickly and hot. Obviously freshly prepared for our order. Portions were substantial. The balcony provides a nice view for people watching. Golf club just next door.

A great "escape" from the crowds, noise & hustle & bustle of the airport. A relatively quiet respite upstairs from the main level. My sever was friendly and very attentive. The burger & waffle fries were solid.

Upstairs so not crowded. Service good, very friendly. Breakfast served all day, and we ordered the biscuits and gravy with egg. Absolutely disgusting. It was just bad.

We came in with Priority Pass and they give you each a $15 credit to spend on food or golf. You can order off Ike‘s menu and we had a wine and beer and then a soup and salad. The tomato basil soup is one of the best I’ve ever had! Connor was our waiter, and he was very friendly and efficient. There are people right by us, playing putt putt golf, quite different from other airline clubs!

This was probably the worst service I have experienced anywhere before. I have celiac disease & my expectations are pretty low, typically the best I find is a garden salad somewhere which is totally fine. At Ike’s, they had a few salads on the menu & when the server did finally come over, I asked him if the steak salad was gluten free & he responded “what do I look like, a scientist?” Then just stood there staring at me. He didn’t bother to offer to double check or even politely give the we can’t guarantee anything line. We were one of three tables in the entire restaurant, the other two were already eating when we arrived. It was 10 minutes before he even checked in when we sat down, all our cocktails were gone before our food came & we had to stop him to ask for more after he’d walked away without checking. Pretty much every part of our experience seemed to be an inconvenience to him. As far as the food it was okay. Three of us had steak salads, the steak was very rubbery. The other two had different sandwiches that they did enjoy but not enough to put up with the service again.

This is a great spot to grab a drink or some food before a flight! Matt the bartender is awesome and makes a great Bloody Mary!

This is part of the priority pass. I stopped into the lounge for a meal before my flight. Big hand patties burgers. The Patty melt was delicious! The service was great. It’s a nice quiet place to relax before your flight.

Come spend your $15 per person priority pass credit here! Cheese curds are like mozzarella bites and the quesdillas are good! Outside of priority pass though, I don't think this place is worth the price. They also charge you a gratuity tax that the receipt says it is not considered a tip for the server. What??

This is a great hidden gem on the second floor of the MSP Terminal 1. Highly recommend the burgers! And it is more than worth it if you have the Priority Pass. I ordered the Andy's Kitchen Burger with a side salad and was in crispy bacon & onions and blue cheese heaven. The Mushroom Swiss burger and fries was well-enjoyed by my companion. We've ordered the guacamole and chips appetizer in the past and while the guacamole was great, the salsa tasted more like one of the store bought tomato sauce ones. Portions are large! Our waitress, Brenda, was excellent and so attentive.

This is one of my favorite places to come to get food or hit golf balls while waiting at MSP. They also accept Priority Pass card and the perk is you get $15 off your food or golf bill. The staff and servers are friendly and the service is usually pretty fast. There is a lot of seating and they have a bar you can sit at when the tables are all full. The menu is pretty basic and the food is alright. There's a golf shop next to the restaurant with golf clothing and other merchandise. The golf hitting bays are attached to the restaurant. I've never had to wait for a bay and they have really nice sets of clubs. They even give you the option of stiff vs flex. If you like golf you will like it here.

This is the priority pass lounge at msp terminal 1, so its a decent spot with the $15 credit while youre waiting for your flight. The service was good today, but the food isn't very good. I got the egg breakfast, which is a classic eggs, hasbrowns, toast and bacon or sausage meal. Unfortunately, you can only get your eggs scrambled, and the meal came out so fast, Im pretty sure everything was just in the kitchen ready to scoop up. Its worth it if you have the priority pass, but I probably wouldnt go here otherwise.

A friend told me about this gem before my trip and I'm glad he did. They have the Best Bloody Mary in all of Minneapolis! It's not on the menu, but called The Weekender. The picture I took didn't do it justice. We sat at the bar and had a good visit with the bartender as well. This will definitely be a must stop every time I'm in MSP Airport.

I always stop here at the airport before I catch my flight. I used to go to the restaurant below them, but then realized there was more to choose from and it was a fun place to watch football on TV. I'm a sucker for a good French dip so I ordered the French dip and french fries. I also ordered the chili bowl. The chili was great big chunks of tender beef as well as as nice bean to meat ratio. And the French dip was really great, too hot, nice sliced roast beef, and a big pile of crispy. French fries. They also send you out with a side dish of horseradish, which I use liberally. The place is really cool lots of TVs to watch so if you're not into certain sport, you could probably watch something else. It is an airport crowd so there's a lot of people coming and going. And I'm starting to get to know the bartenders and they're always super nice. All in all I'll still keep coming here still enjoy the food. It's a good time had by all.

Great food! Hubby has been here before, but this was my first time. I ordered the wedge salad with chicken. It was pretty good! The veggies were fresh and there were plenty of blue cheese crumbles. They give you the dressing in a little gravy boat to the side, so you can dress it the way you like. The only issue I had was there wasn't enough room on the plate to cut everything up, but not a huge deal at all. Hubby thought his sandwich was good and the onion ring coating was crispy. The onions were on the sweet side, and very juicy inside. A few of them got a little soft, but not a ton. Hubby travels to Minneapolis often, so I'm sure he will return. Cheers!

If you have Priority Pass, you have access to the PGA lounge & $15 per person to eat at Ike's. Between my boyfriend and I, we had $30 off so that was great. The bartender was very friendly, a sweet older guy whose name I didn't catch. They also have free dum dums at the bar! We weren't super hungry so we split a couple of apps and each got a beer. They have multiple beers on tap - I liked the mango beer & my boyfriend got a great pale ale. We split the cheese curds, which were delicious, & the tasty pot stickers as well. All in all, a pretty satisfying airport dining experience that won't break the bank if you have priority pass.

Very average airport meal. With the priority pass deal you get a good discount of $15 off but food was mostly bland and the fish in the walleye po'boy was slightly off tasting with too much breading. Service was fast which I appreciated. Would try something else next time.

This was our first time using our Priority Pass through Capital One Venture X card. You check in with the guy at the desk and he gives you two vouchers worth $15 each for food (You could get golf too from the nearby PGA simulated golf station if you wanted it instead.) I did ask and I couldn't swipe my own card and get two more vouchers. Doesn't hurt to ask. We were served pretty fast and our meal wasn't terrible much over the $30, I think $10 or $20 more for two entrees with no drinks. It was fast enough and tasty enough and free enough and then we were on our way to our gate!

The Priority Pass situation was a little confusing at this MSP clubhouse, but after some patience, the person working in the golf shop right up the elevator explained that I could explore either side of the club and find a seat, whether I wanted to play virtual golf or hang out at Ike's Restaurant. After wandering around the golf side out of curiosity, I took a seat at the bar to order the Bloody Mary I was craving. I didn't realize getting a shot of beer with my Bloody Mary was a Minnesota thing, but I'm into it. Service was great. Bloody Mary was fantastic. Beautifully crafted and properly spicy. Wi-Fi connection was strong as I got some work done before my flight. Definitely want to try their food next time. If I was traveling with a friend, I'd probably check out the golf games, but honestly I have no idea what I'm doing when it comes to that sport, so I'll just sit back and watch in the meantime.

Decent food that is served at an airport restaurant. The servers have great customer service here. They checked in on me and took my order pretty quickly. I ordered the eggs breakfast, which met my expectations! They have their own wifi in the restaurant area as well, and the server communicated I can stay as long as I wanted (especially since it wasn't busy that early in the morning).

We've been going here for a few years now due to the $15 lounge credit from our credit card. Overall, the experience fluctuates depending on the day. Sometimes we have an okay service that's slower sometimes it's faster and friendly. The food itself, is alright too, nothing special but it's one of the few restaurants here in MSp terminal 1.

Once again wishing Yelp had 1/2 stars. I think Ike's is a solid three and a half. A bit confusing once you walk in. There are two sides and it's not very clear until you speak with someone, but it sounds like only one side has a golf "experience". I wasn't interested in that because the Priority Pass access had limited benefits and I was hungry. We got $15 comped thanks to Priority Pass, which isn't exceptional, but better than nothing. Happy they had a vegan chicken patty, which definitely wasn't expected. Easy to get to location and elevator access.

Came here on a priority pass mainly for the food. Portions were pretty big, food is alright, you get $15 off from the pass. Waitress seemed over worked serving the entire clubhouse but wasn't very friendly. Decent place to relax, stretch your legs on a layover

We had a layover at MSP and the only place to use our Priority Pass was at this restaurant next to the PGA lounge. You are given $15/pp and it didn't seem like it was a lot compared to other spots that would give $28/pp but it was sufficient. A lot of their food was a little less than $20 and it came in HUGE portions. I liked the chicken quesadilla a little more, it paired really well with the avocado. The roast beef hash was good but a little salty for me. The staff was super friendly, a great spot to stop by if you have a little time to kill before a flight.

Amazing foods and hang out place especially when your flight is delayed. Ask for Theresa. She is DA BEST!!!! Salmon BLT is out of this world !

Great service. Good food. Eggs were nicely cooked bacon crisp and good coffee. For airport food it was great.

Great place to grab a bite to eat and a drink. They have a good local beer selection. Ike's even offers a few plant based selections like a veggie burger (likely egg in it-we didn't ask) and a "no-chicken" sandwich. We had the latter. It came with mayo on the side and a bun slathered in what i think was butter. It hit the spot though. Spaced out tables, booth and bar seating. Good service too!

Good place at MSP airport to sit and wait for your flight. The Frenchy is a French dip sandwich that is served with fries or chips and a side of Au jus. Tasty. The Bloody Mary is an appetizer in itself! If you like golf, you can practice your putting or your drive too.

Our Priority Pass gave us a $15 voucher for a meal here, on a layover in the MSP Airport. We were a little tight on time but everything turned out great. We ordered chili, soup, a salad, and a drink. Food came out super quick. It was decent, nothing outstanding. The waitress kept her eye on us and closed out our bill quickly. So, no issues here.

Stopped here while waiting for my flight. Super cute bar and grill with great customer service. I ordered the omelette and French toast. I would definitely recommend both and will return when coming to MN!

Amazingly mediocre. Tomato Basil soup which was basically chunks of tomato with no basil. Grilled cheese with ham where the ham was 90% of the sandwich and verrly little seasoning. On the bright side, the food was free with my Priority Pass.

Really good Buffalo Chicken Salad here. Full bar with a good beer selection. The staff is super friendly here and I know I am not that good looking.

The hubs and I were lured in by the walleye po'boy sandwich. The poor gosh that was in our sandwich died twice. The fillet was so overly fried that the flesh actually fried into the crust. We ate half our sandwiches and left the rest. The salad was all ice berg lettuce and some tomato slices. Service was friendly and that was the best part of our experience.

My server was great but the food was just OK. I had a long layover at MSP so I thought I would grab a nice meal. The menu looked impressive so I went in. I ordered the "Frenchy", their name for a French dip sandwich with mushrooms for $19.45. The bun was the generic sub bun you can get at any grocery and the roast beef was the processed stuff you get from the deli counter. It's a sandwich I would expect to get at Big Boy.

Airport in a pinch .. not too shabby. A little expensive, but not unreasonable for airport sit down food. Hike up the stairs and take a break whacking golf balls or sit down and order food. Brenda was the best and took good care of me. The wedge salad was really good. All ingredients tasted fresh. The guacamole was pretty decent too. For a place to chill and people watch, this isn't a bad choice, unless you're on a budget. Would eat here again, no problem.

The former Ike's at MSP was a great place for breakfast - you could always count on some good steak and eggs. Stopping at Ike's Clubhouse today was consequently a disappointment. You can no longer order how you want your eggs - they're scrambled (and cooked hours ago). The sirloin, while cooked properly, was tough - never had that problem at the old Ike's. Lots of hash browns and somewhat overdone toast completed the "experience". It is in a nice location, and the regular menu could still be good, but go for breakfast elsewhere.

Watch out! Ike's Clubhouse will overcharge your credit card. My receipt clearly shows the amount I authorized but they charged an additional amount. Plus their phone is disconnected. I used to like to eat here while on a layover at MSP but no longer. I don't support businesses that pull these stunts.

The WORST SERVICE!!!! If I didn't have to rate this I wouldn't. I was traveling all night on the train. So I was hungry once I arrived in St. Paul. I waited until I arrived at the airport to find something. Because my plane is delayed but even outside of that I still have quite a wait before we take off. Like hours...I stopped at the restaurant below Ike's Clubhouse. The young history let me know it would be a wait on food and they were short staffed. I was looking for breakfast so he suggested Ike's. I had assumed it was all the same place. I go upstairs and I'm standing behind the sign that says 'Please wait to be seated'. There is a waiter RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME jaw jammering with another guest. He looked over and kept talking. After almost 5 minutes he then decided to say "oh you can seat yourself". Uhm, ok... I find a table across from the bar. I sat there a few minutes as waitstaff walked by either looking on their cell phone or just going to check on other guest. Finally a bonded haired waitress comes and asked if I wanted "coffee, juice, something from the bar..." I politely replied, "just water for now and I placed my order. I got a 1 egg breakfast. I didn't want the meat so she suggested avocado. One of the cooks delivered my food. I saw the waitress, Cassie-K walking by. Not one time did she see if I needed anything else, if the food was ok, cooked...Nothing. Her focus was too much on the 'other' guest. The man beside me was interrupted 5 times to see if he needed another drink, any sauce.... The guest across from me same thing. But she kept Deliberately avoiding my table. I finished. She brought the check. Again NO Cassie. I go to cash out at the bar. The bartender stated to just wait for the waitress, who was Horrible, in case I forgot to mention that. Once she saw I had a black card....oh now I get conversation. Well Cassie, sorry I wasn't the color or type of person you prefer to wait on. I DID NOT want to leave her anything because she was Very deliberate. After having to spend $16.29 for a meal that should not have been over $5-6. Trust that I called the number listed on the receipts for complaints. She did get $1 tip out me. I'm not heartless.