So fun to bring littles to, or a fun date night! Staff is friendly and helpful, and downstairs has…read morea lot of games + ice cream!

A friend and I stopped in on a wine walk because... free pizza. The word was out amongst the…read morewalkers & when someone says "there's free pizza 2 doors down", you go, even if you aren't a pizza fan. We walked in &, apparently, all walkers had the same lost look, as we were pointed in a direction with a "the pizza is that way" by a very pleasant gal. We found the staircase,(guys, I know... yes, the idea of free pizza had us in a strange place taking a staircase to who knows where/what), and popped out by an order counter that very much resembled a bar for kids. I was very impressed with the way staff interacted with the kids bellied up. If you have kids definitely worth the visit. If you don't have kids, still worth a pop-in! Oh, the pizza turned out to be from domino's & was, in fact, a lure to get people in to check them out - brilliant!

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!

I was in Bismarck Nd for my moms bypass surgery. After she made it through and was resting…read morecomfortably, I wanted to relax. None of the courses in Bismarck had a tee time and a cart for me. So I figured... well I can drive a little... Called out, told them what I was looking for. "Come on out, we got you" I got there with an hour left of daylight. I told them that I was the guy that had called. The guy tossed me a key and said "if you don't make it by close, just park the cart and leave the key where I can find it." I made it a point to be back by close and went in to cover the cost... "Nah... my treat. Hope your Mom's alright." I was stunned. I wish I had this course back home. It's my deepest hope that the locals in the area take advantage of this great little course. You are lucky to have the team and the beauty of the course in your back yard. And, if your reading this and your passing through... do yourself a favored take a couple of hours, buy a sleeve of balls while your there and enjoy an excellent round. Keep these guys going. They are the reason I love the game and those that play.

Beautiful challenging course! Spent a day in the outdoors doing what I love to do...golf!!read more

Always in good shape. Sometimes hard to get a tee time with all the golf outings scheduled. When…read morecourse is busy can make for a long round

From the owner: Prairie West Golf Course is a premier 18 hole championship public golf course.read more

Great dining experience. The salads were fresh, entrees were hot and delicious. Would definitely…read morereturn. Great selection of wine and spirits. Next time will stay for dessert!

May 5, 2025 Update Visited for lunch and continue to be…read morepleased. Beautiful day in Minot to visit. Relaxed atmosphere, friendly and efficient service, and excellent food. Keep it up! Ordered Chicken Tenders, Spinach Artichoke Dip, Fried Mushrooms, Walleye, and Shoestring Fries. See latest photos.

Great course. Honestly if you don't want to golf in Bismarck make the short drive to Center and…read moreplay this course. Course is in great condition and well maintained. 9 holes 26 dollars not including cart fee.

One of my favorite places to gold period! Great views, great shape of course, par 36 on a 9 hole,…read morevery challanging. great place to bring new golfers. it is slow enough you can really take your time and enjoy golfing with out the stress of slowing down others.

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.