For a good time from the loudness of the base, and replaced with tje crack of bowling pins, it's a…read moregood Ambiance. Food wise i say they6have what you need to get your self going through the day. One can't really complain on the service, it really is base style, be patient and relax. The interior was from a time we don't know snymore but for those who once knew the olden times. It was always a get away from work during break or just not wanting to hit the chow hall. Plus going bowling afterwards is always the good relief factor.

It's not bad for base but not life changing. Burgers are decent. Breakfast burritos are ok but…read morekinda bland.

Nice location with lovely views of the valley. Staff was polite and attentive. Came for Easter…read moreBrunch buffet and it was not very busy. The egg bake was excellent. I found the chicken a bit over cooked but understand it was a buffet. I enjoyed the fresh salad bar. I need to return and try a regular meal before I make a true assessment. Considering it was Easter and marketed as a special meal with a significant price I was a bit let down.

I recently had the chance to play Beowulf Golf Club in Minot, North Dakota, and I walked away with…read moremixed feelings. Let's start with the positives. The course itself is undeniably beautiful, laid out among the rolling hills of Minot, offering scenic views and well-maintained grounds. The fairways were in great condition, and the rough was challenging, as it should be. The layout featured interesting elevation changes and a variety of hole designs that kept the round visually engaging. That said, for the $129+tax green fee, I expected a lot more in terms of overall experience and amenities -- and unfortunately, that's where the course fell short. When I arrived, the pro shop was very small and not particularly welcoming. The on-site restaurant wasn't open, which meant there was nowhere to grab a drink or a snack before, during, or after the round. For a first-time visitor, this was a bit surprising. There was also no starter on duty, which made it difficult to get oriented with the course. No one was available to explain the layout, offer tips, or even provide basic directions for navigating between holes. Speaking of navigation, the signage throughout the course was lacking. There were very few directional markers to guide you from one hole to the next, and due to the hilly terrain, many of the tee boxes weren't visible from the cart paths. It made for a frustrating start, especially as someone unfamiliar with the layout. The golf carts were a plus -- modern and equipped with GPS. Unfortunately, the GPS wasn't updated to reflect actual pin placements, so yardages were often inaccurate. This led to several misjudged shots where we came up short or overshot the green entirely. For a course charging a premium price, I'd expect better accuracy. Another issue was ongoing course maintenance during play. After the first six holes, the tee makers had not been set on the tee boxes, so we had no idea where to hit from on the tees. There was another hole, a short par 3 on the back, where workers not only did not get out of the way of our shots, but they also sat in the cart and in the bunker on their phones as we hit over them. It was unprofessional, distracting, and unsafe. I absolutely understand that maintaining a course takes effort, but tasks like mowing in play areas, bunker work, and tee box setup should ideally be completed early in the morning before players are on the course. One notable feature was the greens -- some of which had unique and sometimes quirky designs. Several greens were shaped like bowls, which made even average shots seem better than they were. One green had a pointed ridge running through the center, almost like something you'd see on a miniature golf course. It bordered on gimmicky and could be frustrating depending on your ball placement. As someone who has played golf extensively throughout the United States and in several different countries, I always look for something that sets a course apart -- whether it's the design, the service, the scenery, or the overall experience. Unfortunately, Beowulf Golf Club didn't quite deliver that. There was nothing particularly memorable or standout about the experience. The course reminded me of a blend between some Scottish-style courses -- but without the charm or history -- and West Coast valley courses but lacking their strategic complexity and challenge. Missing were the typical course services you'd expect for the price: no beverage cart, no marshals on the course, and very limited water access (only near restrooms). These small things add up and significantly affect the overall experience. All in all, I think Beowulf Golf Club has real potential. The setting is great, the course conditions were solid, and the views alone are great. But the lack of amenities, poor signage, operational oversights, and steep pricing left me disappointed. If you can snag a significantly reduced tee time, it might be worth playing for the scenery and the layout. But for the current rate, I'd likely choose a different course that offers a more complete golf experience -- even if the course conditions aren't quite as pristine.

Tilt Studio is located in Minot's Mall. It is a little small for an arcade but it works. There are…read morearound 30 different games to play. Not all games you play will win you tickets. A couple of the games didn't work & some games will stop you from winning if played more than twice. (Whack a clown, Swimming Ducks, Dodgeball) They have other options besides just playing games. They have Mini Golf, Bumper Karts, & Laser Tag. I haven't experienced any of the 3 but they looked fun. Depending on the time you go, will depend how busy the arcade is. We went around 6pm and it was semi busy. Very little staff compared to the amount of customers. The prizes are cheap quality but will make the kids happy. The prizes do require a lot of tickets. The prize counter gets crowed very fast. The staff working at the prize counter were nice but they had no sense of urgency.

Always a good time! Everyone in the family has a great time. Also was a fun place for a date night…read more Definitely will go back!

Leach Park is what you would expect from a park. Here's what it offers:…read more- playground - basketball court - tennis courts (with pickleball lines painted on them!!!) - picnic tables - trees - a pavilion - open field areas - restrooms -compost collection We've been frequenting Leach Park lately because of the pickleball court lines drawn on the tennis courts. (TIP: you can adjust the nets so they're lower for pickleball! (nets should be 34 inches high in the center and 36 inches high at the sidelines.)) The courts are nice enough -- after it rains, water pools near the net though. The playground at Leach Park isn't anything spectacular, but it's still enough to provide a few hours of fun for little kids. There are 3 slides, 3 regular swings, 1 toddler swing, and a few structures to climb on. The ground is covered in mulch. Basically, Leach park is your typical park! It's nothing fancy, but there's also nothing wrong with it. Right now it wins as the best park in Minot because of the pickleball court lines! Woot woot!

Starting price $15.49 46" or shorter & $22.49 for over 64". There are often deals offered, like 4…read morepacks Birthday Parties Start at 2hrs for $249.99, up to 10 people & prices go up from there. There are liability waivers & a list of rules/ tips Overall, not really ideal for me, personally, but it would be a lot of fun for the kiddos. Speaking of, the offer a "little air" area. If 46" under, this is the area that's designated for them. (Moved from duplicate)

I love Get Air. I love their new attributes. I love everything about going there... except for the…read morestaff member who was there this morning at 10am at the register. He was rude to me, he was rude to others. I witnessed this first hand. He looked and sounded like he'd rather be anywhere else except talking to me. He rudely asked "oh last minute for toddler time?" And then rolled his eyes. He snapped at another lady who was wanting to pay and said "the button doesn't even exist until 10am." After she asked why she couldn't see an option online. He literally rolled his eyes so many times this morning that I lost count. I tried to buy snacks and he looked at me and turned away. That man... needs customer service training MAJORLY. I actually think he might be a manager there which is really sad. Anyways, we will go again but wanted to let the business know that the man who worked today at 10am at the front cash register is a jerk.

Citizens Alley is an EXCELLENT year-round addition to the downtown district!…read more A gathering space for all ages that will be offering concerts & events. There's a food truck concession area. In winter, the ice rink goes up, complete with skate rentals available. Weather permitting, the bumper cars are also available (by reservation). It's free to visit, so, go check it out! PS: The surrounding businesses are worth a stop, too.

Nice place to spend an hour or two walking or relaxing. They have quite a few picnic areas, a huge…read moreplayground, a nice shaded asphalt trail through the trees where you really feel you are away from it all (with a camping area toward one end). When we went (September) there was a farmer's market. There were ducks and geese in the water. The place was clean; no garbage around - plenty of places to throw trash. If you just need a nice break in the day - go for it!

Beautiful park! I took my dogs here. It's huge and have many trails. Lots of mommas walking the…read moretrails with their babies. We had a picnic and laid in all the falling leaves. This would be a great place for pics!

Blown away! We're in town for 5 days so we got a week pass. Didn't plan on getting any gains on…read morevacation out of state, but this gym is legit! All equipment is top quality. Serious Gourmet Shit!!

I really enjoyed my time working out here. It's 24 hrs, small but contains every equipment one…read moremight need to get a lean or muscular physic. A classroom for classes and yoga. A free weight area and cardio area. The employees are very nice and greet you anytime you walked through the door.(except for really late at night, no one is at the desk then) The owner is actually there most afternoon, and he personally makes sure everybody is happy there. I hope to see this company expand into other state, I might even buy franchise.