Took us almost 2 hours to get in and out of Hell’s Kitchen. We did order appetizers and desserts, but there was an uncomfortable amount of time that passed in between servings. Our waitress must have been somewhat new because she didn’t have answers to...simple menu questions and we had to flag her down a couple times instead of her coming to us and checking on us. The food was just ok. We got the Walleye Bites and cheese curds for apps. They were good. I ordered the 1/2 rack of ribs and they were kind of dry (too done) and the meat did not come off the bone easily. My husband got the chicken sandwich and loved it. Others who got burgers were satisfied. The desserts were just ok too. The brownie was very thin and dry, but it was only $5 and the S’more waffle was liked by those who shared it. Note: when we asked our waitress about a person in our groups nut allergy, at first she said almost nothing in the restaurant could be considered safe for a peanut allergy, but then did make sure the things ordered did not have nuts in them. We wanted to experience a Hell’s Kitchen and did; however, the experience wasn’t such that we will want to return.More

We had only been to HK for breakfast when we were here in Minneapolis for past conventions. Always enjoyed breakfast. We decided to have lunch there today. Very disappointing. Our server was not very attentive and the place was practically empty. The cinnamon bun was...delicious. My colleague did not care for the grilled cheese. I had Walleye tacos. Fish bites were dry. The tacos came with queso and chips. I asked for a second little cup (like the little ketchup serving cup) of queso, unaware that it would be an additional dollar when I got my bill! Geez people! Our least enjoyable lunch while here!More

We have been Hell’s Kitchen customers since they first opened many years ago in their original location and have loved going there ever since. It used to be a 10 minute trip to get there from our home downtown so we went often. Now it...is a 2 hour drive so it has to be part of a dedicated trip to the Cities. We were very excited to go this last weekend , made reservations but left quite disappointed:( It was a Saturday morning and the ambiance was very nice with a soft jazz band playing nice music but a bit too loud to allow breakfast conversation. The Bloody Mary was busy and they looked awesome as usual (we love them and they are always great), but we did not try them this day. But parties on both sides us spoke highly of them:) Service started out well but waiter had to be flagged down just to get coffee cup refilled while we waited way too long for breakfast to show up, and that’s when disappointment ensued. I ordered the steak and eggs ( over medium) hash browns and sourdough toast. My wife ordered the Old Fashioned breakfast - eggs, hash browns, ham and toast. My steak was very good, but my eggs had runny whites which any breakfast cook knows is exactly what “over medium” is supposed to avoid. Sourdough toast was not toasted but basically warm dry bread. The hash browns were cooked on one side, warmed on the other side and pure mush in the middle. My wife’s hash browns and eggs were the same but her ham was good. If we hadn’t had to wait 35 minutes for breakfast to show up we would have sent both of them back. Truly disappointing. We will try again next time we travel for a weekend to the Cities, but if the head chef in the kitchen continues to allow this poor cooking quality to continue, the long term prospects for the restaurant will decline. We don’t want to see this happen.More

This is a truly funky place with great food and entertainment on the side. We sat at the bar until a table was ready, then Daniel looked after us. We took his recommendation and both had the shrimp linguine – a big heap of juicy...shrimps in a delicate sauce with al dente pasta, accompanied by a bottle of slightly oaky Sonoma Chardonnay. We loved the juxtaposition of the art on the walls, with scary Ralph Steadman (we knew who he was as he’s English!) and cheery Tom & Jerry cartoons. We finished with a couple of ice cream scoops and a Kiss My Lips Peanut Butter Cup to go. On the way out the kooky receptionist gave us a few tokens to spend in the photo booth. Great food and drink, great atmosphere, great fun!More

My partner and I make a point to eat here every time we come to Minneapolis for our softball tournament. We always eat here on Monday morning because we know it will be a wonderful way to end our trips. Sadly it does not appear...we will be able to eat here this Memorial Day as they will not be open but happily we managed to snag a reservation for the Friday before so this time it will be a wonder way to start our trip. I am already smiling in anticipation of my Huevos Rancheros “of the Gods”. Makes the 600 mile drive up worth it.More

Absolutely wonderful experience. The sausage bread was phenomenal and our food runner recommended the house made peanut butter and jam which were just delicious, really improved the experience. I would also like to mention our server William and our bartender Nate, who took exceptionally good...care of us. Top to bottom, the entire Hell's kitchen staff were wonderful, and I would highly recommend experiencing the restaurant for yourself.More

I was excited to visit Hells Kitchen, this was my first time in Downtown Minneapolis, My expectations may have been a bit high. I found the outside area, and parking garage a bit dirty Entry of building seems a bit worn. Upon going to the...lower level, there was no hostess to greet, so I took it upon myself to sit at the bar. Bar server was fast and helpful. I ordered the Spring Roll Salad, about 10 minutes later, server came to report that they were out of the Spring Roll Salad, so I ordered the Original Power Salad and a glass of Rose. Salad was good but too large and not what I would have expected from places known for great food. People ordering brunch items seemed very happy with their selections, so It may have just been my choice that underwhelmed me. This and the overall ambiance were not what I expected, I probably would not return.More

Our Valentine's dinner: We sent our first cocktails back. Totally unpalatable. I asked if she minded having someone else make our cocktails (they were that bad)...she said it was no problem. The waitress delivered my remade cocktail, only slightly better. Oh well. Then the manager...delivered my husband's replacement cocktail by slamming it on the table and walking away. When the waitress asked how our food was she said "Is your food okay, or would you like someone else to remake that too?" Needless to say....we skipped dessert. Hell's Kitchen, Minneapolis...2/14/2022More

My poor rating is do to the overall experience of booking a large group for a private dinning room. When deciding if we should just book a big table or the room my group decided to pay a little more for private dinning so we...could have the room to ourselves and mingle. I was told we would have the whole room when I called to ask questions. First I thought it was odd that we were limited to four menu items and had to pick them in advance since there would be a restaurant full of people ordering everything off the menu. Then when I asked if they could make an exception for the one vegetarian we had it was a firm NO. We had to have that option as one of our four. Next is worst case situation where by something out of our control we had to cancel our dinner reservation and made it a breakfast that day just to get something for our non refundable money. I will admit mistake here as I was first sent the contract for a group at a table and that was a $100 no refundable fee and in my rush to put something together I missed that it was different for the private dinning and we were now out the whole cost of the dinner. Now with an additional charge of $250 to change it from dinner to a breakfast on the same day we are set to have some fun. Yes, I asked if they could waive the fee since we all know those dinner spot got filled up and they are now taking in over two grand for average breakfast buffet. They again would not budge. I was told they were losing money. We get there for our breakfast buffet to see that they closed off two thirds of the room from us and we are stuck on one third with the buffet on top of us. No room to mingle and not the whole room which I was told we would have. Head server Kyler was great I give them that, but the food was okay and they ran out of bacon. I expected a lot better as our breakfast is now about $100 per person with no alcohol.More

We were wandering aimlessly on a weekday looking for a place to dine, when we spied the sign for Hell's Kitchen and our adventure started. We descended the stairs and were seated without benefit of a reservation, an occurrence which is, apparently, quite rare. There...is a cool bar and a separate area where live music plays, but for me the attraction was the multitude of Ralph Steadman framed artworks. Turns out Ralph was a pal of the original owner (it's now employee owned ), and thus he is a kind of patron saint of the place. I ended up buying a T-Shirt! Oh, yes, the food was very good as well.More

Gordon Ramsay’s Hell Kitchen on The Strip at Caesar’s Palace! I ordered the Lobster Risotto Appetizer and The Heirloom Tomatoes and Burrata salad-Yummy! I had dinner delivered to my Caesar’s Palace room. Pleasantly surprised I could get take out with delivery! I really wanted to...dine in at Gordon Ramsey’s Hell’s Kitchen, but couldn’t get same day reservations. Covid-19 restrictions make it tough to get dine-in reservations so don’t be disappointed. Make your reservations way in advance! I will next time!More

I have been here twice in the last two trips I've made to the cities and it NEVER disappoints! We got the state fair cheese curds and they may have been the best curds I've ever had. I got the Juicy Lucifer both times I've...gone as well and it's hands down one of the best burgers I've had. The service is great!More