Ebeneezer’s Eatery & Irish Pub

Come here every time we are in minot. Had Reuben today and it was outstanding. Service and atmosphere are perfect. Great time and great food. Don’t pass it up! I promise you will not regret it.

The food here was great. Have only been here once since moving to the area but I would love to come back. I had the meatloaf burger and it was excellent — piled high with bacon and cheese! The irish fries are very tasty with their very own Beneez sauce on the side. I would like to try the peanut butter and bacon melt next time, maybe for brunch, because it sounds amazing! Service was fast, friendly, and attentive. Good beer selection and prices too. A+

Good beer selection, delicious entrees with nightly specials. They have done a great job of adding some more healthy options, but if you are in for a gut buster get the Angry Frog! Irish stew is also a great choice. Friendly staff and live local music!

I just can’t get enough of this place! I wish it wasn’t across town or is go there everyday. I love the atmosphere, the food is great, and the service is normally very good. I recommend the corned beef Ruben. The restaurant has a famous sorta thousand island sauce that they serve with their fries and a lot of their meals and that stuff is AMAZING. My boyfriend likes to get the haystack omelette for breakfast and the fat frog for lunch. I recommend both as I’ve tried both and they are great. Portion size is awesome and their beer is great too! Try killians red ale!

Friendly place with good food had the meatloaf salad and carrot cake all good. music fit is a good Irish pub

Do you like bacon? Yes!!!
Do you like fried pickles? Umm, yes!!!
Do you like beer? Oh Hell, Yes!!!
Do I really need to write anything more? Well, Unilocal says, «Yes!»
Ebeneezer’s is my go-​to eatery when I need some late night noms, live music, nectar of the Gods, and my oil changed. (Okay, that was kind of random but Firestone IS across the street.)
I’m a big fan of the Haystacker. You can’t go wrong with anything smothered in heavenly cream gravy — eggs, hash browns, and biscuits. Slap yo mama kind of good! The fried potato skins aren’t disgusting either. The fried pickles — totally palatable!!! Seriously, the food is pretty awesome.
During the week, the late night crowd isn’t too overwhelming and on Saturday mornings it’s easy enough to find a seat at the bar before 10 or 11.
The staff is great and it’s the kind of place you want to walk into…
Where everybody knows your name,
and they’re always glad you came,
You wanna be where you can see,
our troubles are all the same
You wanna be where everybody knows
Your name.
I plan to use a credit card every time so that eventually they will know my name.

I didn’t eat there, but the service was fantastic. Mostly females tending the bar. A fight broke out and three female bartenders handled it so well. The guys in the restaurant side were sweet and accommodating. Drinks were made well. The live music was great, not too loud. Very country style still for an Irish pub. Great atmosphere and the walls were filled with stories.
Warning to single females… it’s 1 to 8 females to males in Minot. On a Saturday night if you’re a chick and go out, especially here, expect the men to be crazy at the sight of a girl.

I’ve only been here for dinners and sat on the restaurant side; haven’t had a chance to go for the bar side and the live music.
The food is good and shines best if you stick with traditional Irish. The bangers and mash or the shepherds pie served with a Guinness is simply fantastic. Even the salmon was decent. The mash potatoes are fresh made, the gravy is well done and paired with the right beer there’s a lot to love here.
If you drift further away from Irish choices you end up with standard pub food that isn’t anything special; but any of the traditional Irish dishes will not disappoint.
Service has been hit and miss; but that’s Minot. It’s hard for a lot of these places to get and keep staff.
If you have a craving for an Irish pub; this is the best you will find in Minot or anywhere nearby; actually I’m not sure I’ve had a better bangers and mash anywhere I’ve traveled in the last decade.

Phenomenal feels like an understatement in many regards.
The environment compliments off its small yet very cozy atmosphere. You feel like you just walked into a family gathering. When I first walked in, my wife and I had to stand for about 5 minutes until a table opened up. Upon leaving I realized I would have happily waited another 30 minutes like a kid in line for his first ride at Disney Land to have that service again. Despite the understaffed appearance, the 3 – 4 waiters/​waitresses on shift were handling things like a group of ass-​kicking true-​blooded Irish badasses; making the obvious dinner rush seem like a casual stroll through the park. The live music made a vibrant impression yet perfectly faded into the back of your mind as to not overwhelm.
The food itself tasted like a spawn from a higher power’s personal chef. Perhaps they have Chef Gordon Ramsey helping discreetly behind the scenes?
We had a small appetizers of some potato skins, or so we thought. Instead we hastily received four whopping stuffed Irish «Spuds». The cheese and delicious bacon that topped it was almost unnecessary, like putting toppings on an already perfected Pie. The actual potato alone, unlike usual, was mouth watering.
My wife had the Shepherd’s Pie, and if my food wasn’t so addicting and filling I’d of been attempting to sneak my fork past enemy lines. Despite the fact, I was still quite tempted to take a slice of her appealing Guinness Bread.
Now my meal, the famous Fat Frog was euphoric to say the least. It was the equivalent of biting into greatness which made you feel as if you were just Knighted and awarded a Medal of Honor at the same time, then went on a riviera Cruise towards the sunset with your dream guy/​girl. The chicken strips were bigger than the buns and a perfected balance of crisp and flavor. Alongside the mozzarella sticks and bacon strips, layered with cheeses and topped off with crispy lettuce, the sand which took your taste buds on a blissful roller coaster with nothing but downward bursts of intense and savory flavor after each bite. The food needs warning labels for it may cause severe addiction.
All in all, I walked out full on satisfaction, not painfully full. The business parted with a customer pledged to return on a very frequent basis. The waiter cleaned a 20 $ tip off his table for extraordinary food, service, and environment. And I now have a guaranteed argument with my wife when we fight desperately over who gets the drool-​worthy leftovers. Not to mention a solidified birthday choice location for the two of us.
I leave you ironically with one word for my review of this restaurant.
Sublime.

I honestly enjoyed coming here for brunch when I lived in Minot. They served these huge omelettes. I was also pregnant at the time so that could contribute to my liking of this place as well haha