

The Bloomington ChopHouse pays homage to the classic American steakhouse while evolving our craft for the modern gastronomer. We deliver craft-built cocktails, local brews and an extensive award-winning wine list to pair with our hand-cut steaks, chops and seafood from some of the country’s premier meat and seafood purveyors. Along the highest quality meat and fish, our team keeps a constant focus on the best local ingredients and producers, infusing them into our menu to provide a truly elevated experience.
High-end Hilton chophouse provides premium steak, seafood dinners & fine wines in a refined venue.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3900 American Blvd W, Bloomington, MN 55437
Phone: (952) 830-5200
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: bloomingtonchophouse.comopentable.com
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Reviews
Starter: oysters and Blue Moon. MAIN: petite filet and Pinot Noir. Dessert: Espresso Martini and Strawberry Shortcake
#Solo #staycationer
Highly recommend!
PS… do yourself a favor and order the calamari and banana peppers… soooo freaking good!!
I was staying at the Hilton and decided to dine at the Chop House because my client recommended it and it was 8 degrees outside. Since Ciao Bella that they also recommended was excellent the night before, I figured this would be a good bet. Oh how wrong was I! The restaurant was not busy when I arrived at 5:45, but I was seated near the kitchen, more on that later. The fun started when I ordered a Bell’s Two Hearted Ale. They were out, so I tried a local IPA instead. Not bad. Next I ordered the French onion soup because the one I had two nights prior at Hazelwood was exceptional. Not here! It lacked any flavor and the hunk of bread floating in the crock was stale. The bread service also arrived. “Ciabatta” with butter and olive oil with garlic and herbs for dipping. Also stale and no amount of oil or butter made it edible. At this point I should have gone elsewhere, but I thought I’d try their Walleye because the description sounded good and the one I had at Ciao Bella the night before was amazing. Wrong again! Here the fish was dense not flaky and the cracker coating was dry and it was swimming in a pool of “compound butter” or oil. I had to squeeze a bunch of fresh lemon wedges on it just to swallow it. The wild rice had zero flavor, not even salt, and the cherry tomatoes were just meh, but I polished most of it off. I looked at the desert menu, but none of the “house made” deserts sounded good, so I paid the $67 bill and left. Even though the restaurant was at 20% capacity, the service was slow. Oh, and the kitchen doors stayed partially open almost the whole time shining out bright light and I could hear all the banging and clanking instead of enjoying a dim and quiet space. Never again!
Wasnt too busy.
Parking is shared with the Hilton.
Server was pleasant.
I got a petite filet. It says 8oz but felt more like a 6oz.
I also got mashed potatoes which were creamy with a little chunk.
The filet was alright, about on par with a $30 one. For $60 its overpriced.
Atmosphere was nice. And cocktails tasty.
Overall probably a good place for a business dinner.
Service was exceptional — two waiters regularly checked in on us, ensuring our meal was pleasant and had everything we needed. Had a great conversation with both about food and drink recommendations.
Here’s the meal breakdown (Restaurant Week + more):
– NA Red Wine Blend — flavorful like a rosé. First time trying a non-alcoholic red wine and definitely would recommend.
– Buffalo chicken soup — good flavor, very creamy and rich.
– Crab cake — delicious! Loved it the most with the harissa vinaigrette and a squeeze of lemon. Really enjoyed that it didn’t rely on breading to keep it formed which allowed the crab flavor to shine.
– Hush puppies & Sausage — both excellent! Best hush puppies I’ve had in a restaurant in the twin cities! Great flavor (slightly spicy) and had a nice crunchy coating. The sausage was delicious, juicy, and flavorful. In my opinion, both were excellent on their own and the sauce was not needed.
– Brisket — nice fat cap on top. Pulled apart easily with my fork. Paired nicely with the pickles and mustard.
– Ribs — Delicious spice rub (sweet and smoky) and very tender meat! Stellar!
– Baked beans — If chili and traditional baked beans had a baby, this would be it! Sweet, savory, and smoky with 3 types of beans and bacon. Wowzer! Knocked it out of the park!
– Strawberry Shortcake — where to start? The biscuit was baked to perfection and loved the sugar granules on the top half. The strawberry rhubarb sauce was perfectly balanced — not too sweet and not too tart. The whipped cream tasted homemade. Fabulous dessert!
Overall great dinner! Will definitely come back and recommend to friends!