Ike's Food & Cocktails

I went to Ike’s for Happy Hour and I was thoroughly impressed and happy. They have a wide selection of drinks, wines, and craft beers to choose from, all $5 for Happy Hour. There were also small plate entrees for $5; I went for the quesadilla and it was superb. After finishing my dish, a waitress brought me fresh cookies that convinced me that I should have some desert as well. I got the brownie sundae and it was the perfect end to the meal. Everything cost me less than $25, which is hard to get for a nice meal. I wish Ike’s were in every state, but they give me a reason to come back to the Twin Cities!
9 years ago (03-01-2018)

Loved this place. Super friendly bartenders. Classy environment but still not stuffy. Retro vibe with good drinks and food.
9 years ago (24-01-2018)

Not overly impressed. Food and portions not in line with the prices. Service was good. Desserts we're the same fare as most other restaurants, no standouts there.
9 years ago (12-12-2017)

Was excited about having another option near our house. The remodel looks great but I haven't been very impressed after multiple trips. The bar looks good but has been very quiet on my trips. Burgers are real good but very expensive. Menu is pretty limited. Happy hour was a complete bust. Would never go back for that.
9 years ago (13-08-2017)

The place was great atmosphere but the prices are outrageous. $18 for bkfst brunch. Cinnamon roll was delicious. We got our to order eggs with toast, mine was burnt. Plate of 4 cakes, bacon, 4 sausages n small serving of great hash browns n asked 4 more but none came also bacon n none came so asked 4 check n left a little dissatisfied as service was pretty slow n restaurant was not busy at all for Sunday brunch at 10:30am. Oj was not refilled nor coffee either. So too.much for what we could have gotten at a normal restaurant for a $10 price each 4 four of us.
9 years ago (16-10-2017)