Vardon’s Restaurants- Grille and Bar and Chophouse

Vardon’s Restaurants- Grille and Bar and Chophouse is a restaurant in Minot, ND. Operating as part of the Vardon Golf Club, the establishment provides food and beverage experiences alongside a premier golfing destination. The venue serves the local community, members, and guests through a variety of dining options and event services.

The establishment operates with a "whatever it takes" mentality regarding the planning and execution of every event, ranging from private outings and tournaments to simple evening dining. The history of the location is deeply rooted in the region, as the club sits on the original Minot Country Club property founded in 1928. The course features a layout designed by Tom Vardon, a professional playing expert and course architect who was a runner-up in the 1903 British Open. Since 1983, the grounds have hosted the Western ND Charity Pro Am, a premiere event on the Dakotas Tour. The team focuses on a total service concept to ensure the success of all golf outings, member events, and dining experiences.

Vardon’s Restaurants- Grille and Bar and Chophouse maintains well-documented business information available online, ensuring that guests can easily find necessary details about their visit. Their digital presence is highly optimized, making the business easy to locate through search engines.

The restaurant provides a high-quality dining experience paired with the historic prestige of one of the finest golf courses open to public play in the upper Midwest. It remains a staple of the Minot community.