We were craving a burger so stopped into TapHouse 41. Hadn't been there in a long time and…read morehonestly forgot what a nice cozy place it is. We had fantastic service. The beer menu had lots of interesting choices (also appreciated that it was printed.). We both ordered burgers and they were AMAZING. The place seemed quiet for a Saturday lunch, which was surprising considering what a great experience we had!

Stopped in for lunch and walked out impressed…read more The chicken club came with fries and it was a huge meal. Did not leave hungry, that's for sure. Sometimes you just want a solid lunch that fills you up without breaking the bank, and Tap House 41 delivers exactly that. The food was excellent, the service was good, and the prices were right. No complaints across the board. The place itself has a nice interior too. Clean, good looking space that makes you want to stick around and enjoy your meal. The Verdict: Tap House 41 is a great lunch spot. Excellent food, good service, fair prices, and portions that won't leave you wanting. Four stars for a place that gets the fundamentals right.

We travel quite a bit, and one of the things we always enjoy doing is finding a really good Mexican…read morerestaurant. We've had some wonderful Mexican food in our travels, and since moving to Sioux Falls we've kept hoping to find that one place here that really stands out. Unfortunately, we're still looking. We had high hopes for the new Plaza Azteca on the east side. It's a brand-new restaurant and certainly looks modern, but to us it wasn't particularly warm or inviting. The dining room is very open, with high ceilings and hard surfaces everywhere, including the concrete flooring. The result is a LOT of noise. Conversations, dishes, chairs and everything else seem to bounce around the room. When the restaurant gets busy, it becomes more echo chamber than dining room. But atmosphere can easily be forgiven when the food is memorable. This wasn't. The chips and salsa usually give me my first impression of a Mexican restaurant, and these didn't exactly get things started on the right foot. The salsa was thin, watered down and surprisingly uninspired. The chips were equally forgettable--dry, generic and lacking that warm, freshly made quality that makes you keep reaching into the basket. They honestly reminded me of something poured out of a bag from the grocery store. For our meals, we ordered the fajita chimichanga with rice and beans, along with an enchilada and taco combination with rice and beans. When my chimichanga arrived, my first thought was, "That's a chimichanga?" I'm accustomed to a chimichanga being this big, wonderfully stuffed, fried bundle that makes you wonder whether finishing the whole thing is a wise life decision. This one was flat and looked much more like a quesadilla. Unfortunately, the flavor didn't do much to redeem the presentation. It was simply mediocre. The enchilada and taco combination wasn't much better. Another disappointment was the beef. Instead of the flavorful shredded beef we were hoping for, we got ground beef that was bland and didn't bring much character to either dish. Rice and beans were there, but nothing on the plate really jumped out and said, "You need to come back for this." That's probably the best way I can describe the food here: it was food. It filled us up. Nothing was terrible enough that we couldn't eat it, but nothing was interesting, distinctive or memorable either. For Mexican food, especially, I want layers of flavor, seasoning, spice, freshness--something. This meal just seemed to coast along somewhere between bland and forgettable. I do want to give credit where it is deserved. The service was very good. Our server was attentive, things moved quickly, and we were well taken care of. The staff was easily the strongest part of our visit. I know plenty of people really enjoy Plaza Azteca, and maybe we simply ordered the wrong things. But based on this visit, it isn't the Mexican restaurant we've been searching for in Sioux Falls. The search continues. Two stars from us--one of them pretty much belongs to the service.

Best Mexican food in Sioux Falls! I moved here this month and I've already ate here five times…read morewithin three weeks that's how good it is

The menu online was not up to date. there were only 3 pasta choices which didn't include the one…read morethat brought us there. but the one I chose was very good. Great service.

Came in for a quick lunch and we're seated right away! Grille 26 is always one of my favorite…read moreplaces to stop at when I'm back in Sioux Falls. I have a gluten allergy and I really appreciate it's listed on the menu, makes my and the waiters life easy. My partner had the bbq pulled pork sandwich and he ate all of it. My mom always gets the Cajun pasta and I had the jambalaya, I asked for no onions and they took all the vegetables out. I asked for some peppers to add to it and that came out fast. Food was good!

Stopped in while on a road trip. Fast, friendly service,…read morevery nice restaurant decor and patio. Large parking area. Delicious pizzas and tasty drinks.

Party of two. Brisket nachos were not a good choice by us…read more Very underwhelming. Didn't expect that. This place has a great patio, and overall very nice. Bartender outside behind bar I'd give a one star. Shocks me that some don't help themselves and provide great service and be upbeat. Oh well. I won't be back. And this is an experience you do not get when you go downtown Sioux Falls. There is where the best are employed. Don't bother with this place, and go downtown for the talent and great food.

My husband and I shared the aruma special. It is chicken chorizo with some cheese and rice. It was…read moreone of the better Mexican dishes I've had in Sioux Falls. Our friends ordered fajitas and thought they were amazing as well. The margaritas were also great. We had some friends tell us they went right when they opened and there were some hiccups. Seems they have everything worked out now.

Food was delicious. I got the trio shrimp. My colleagues loved the margarita flight. Great…read moreatmosphere as well

The Thursday Hot turkey for lunch is worth the trip for sure. I have also had several other menu…read moreitems on different days. Pizza and burgers are great. Good prices and happy hour all day Sunday and everyday from 7am-7pm. Nice local place with old school feel.

Great food, well priced. The service was excellent. We have been there several times and they…read morealways treat us right! It has become our go to spot for burgers!

I liked the nice, but somewhat small inside bar area and the nice, spacious, partially covered…read morepatio area. I also noticed an enclosed, spacious area with plenty of windows and a nice lake view at this fairly new restaurant and bar. Unfortunately, the food prices were surprisingly high ($15-20 range.) They offered a happy hour, but you must ask for details. I found the service to be cheerful and accommodating. Overall, A-OK.

We've been here a couple of times with at least one other couple in group. Everyone's food has been…read morevery good. Also there is a much bigger selection of food than most bars have and they go to the next level above typical bar food menus. We've always had Pam for server and she is friendly and efficient. It's a nice clean bar and has a large patio era with part orbit covered. Love music is good also.

We shared a fajita shrimp burrito and it was wonderful and huge! The chips and salsa with…read moreguacamole was wonderful!

I love latin american food. They have a very good service. The ambiance and location is good.read more