While visiting the Badlands we had some time to kill before I went back to take photos of the Milky…read moreWay over the Badlands. We stopped by earlier to find out what time they were open until and even on July 4th they were still open till 10pm and even said we could walk in at 9:30 and still get served. We came back close to 9 pm. I wanted something light since I was going to be taking pictures for a while. The ultimate wedge salad with sirloin was delicious. The steak was cooked perfectly and my brothers bacon cheeseburger looked like something you would see on an ad. The service was phenomenal, they have a full bar and some nice cocktails as well. It's two levels and plenty of seating. Definitely a place to stop if you're in the Badlands.

It's beyond me how anybody can eat at Wall Drug when this place is on the next block. They make a…read morefantastic Burger. They make several quality salads. The steak fries are terrific and the sides like Brussels sprouts are cooked perfectly. I haven't had the steaks but they serve prime beef and if the burgers are any indication, them I wouldn't hesitate to try them if that's what you're looking for. Is it perfect? No. The salads are overdressed (no surprise for South Dakota). But you won't do better around here. Wander into Wall Drug to say you did. Get a 5 cent cup of coffee if you like. Then walk over to Salty Steer for the only good meal you'll find near Badlands.

In town for business. Came here on a Sunday night on recommendation of Hansen Cabins (which is a…read moregreat place to stay!) They had Shiner Bock, which made my Texas heart happy. Started with a side salad. The blue cheese dressing was full of chunks of blue cheese and perfect. I'm picky on that! They didn't just use iceberg lettuce but a mix of other lettuces. I like that a lot. Whiskey tips in a sauce that was great. As promised, there was a kick. Side of beans ands they were cooked to the right al dente. Just the right spices. I felt like the portions were generous. I think two people could split that order. I would have taken leftovers but was on an expense account and wanted to try another place my second night! Not many people in town. I'm sure it's crazy in summer!

Good service. Fox News on huge screen. I don't go to a…read morerestaurant to watch news. Bison burger was dry and bun was flavourless. Over priced food and drinks. One block over is Red Rocks restaurant; all Was better there. Good to have choices. Enjoy!

We stopped by Wall Drug Cafe and tried the vanilla and chocolate donuts along with the apple pie…read moreand blueberry pie. It was a nice stop during the trip and a fun experience overall. The 5-cent dine-in coffee was a nice touch and added to the classic feel of the place. Among everything we ordered, the blueberry pie was definitely the highlight and was really good. The other items were decent as well and made for a nice quick snack break. Worth stopping by when visiting the area :)

Massive and kind of eclectic…read more There was a lot to see, and buy, but not much to do besides walk around. If you're looking for lots of little Knick-knacks to buy, then you're in the right spot, but if you don't like crowds you might want to try else where. I'd say try going once and see if it's for you.

Haven't been to a Dairy Queen before. Visiting badlands national park and stayed in Wall. The Dairy…read moreQueen is close by and I decided to give it a try since I have heard the name all the time. I ordered chicken strips basket, the chicken is pretty good, crispy and flavorful. The soda machine was not working at the beginning, but a server came out and fixed it right away. Overall it is what I expected from a fast food restaurant.

What a treat to find a DQ in such a small town. Its service was exceptional. Was greeted upon…read morecoming in, and the young lady at the counter was very polite. I ordered the 6 piece chicken strip special with cheese curds. And of course you have to get a Blizzard, and served to you upside down when handing it to me. I take back to my younger years as a kid. The inside was clean and very nice, a small town vibe for sure. I have noticed every where I go in Wall that the fly's are very pesky, but that isn't by any means on the DQ or any other businesses in Wall. I look forward to returning on my next visit to Wall. Thank you for such a great and pleasant visit.

This place was such a cool find. It's nothing fancy in fact it's a very simple restaurant with…read moregreat food. The service was good and the server informed us the beef was from the owners local ranch. What a neat experience to be able to eat steak from a local ranch. We had the ribeye which was huge and very flavorful. One of the best steaks I have had out in a long time.

Staff friendly. Service okay. We ordered the prime rib sandwich. Not too good. It was one slice of…read moreprime rib which was kinda tasteless. Not sure about other items on the menu but skip the prime rib.

Sausage is recommended . Mini golf and fusball for ambiance. Great place. Coffee is cheapread more

I wish I could give a review, but every time I went by there to order they were closed. When I was…read morein Wall it was during the Sturgis Rally, I tried for 2 weeks while I was there to order food. Unfortunately that's why I can only give it a 2 star. It looked like a cool spot and was in a great location with a small hometown vibe. I hope it's still around or open next time I'm in Wall. I would really like to try their food. I'm hoping that I will be able to give it more stars after I eat there.

This is a very small town hole in the wall bar, but it certainly did the trick for a simple dinner…read morespot. There's not much outside the badlands here, and when the KOA campground gets backlogged with Pizza orders, Wagon Wheel Bar and Grill is where you can turn! The staff was friendly, the cost seemed quite reasonable, and the food was tasty. I can't ask for much more than that!

So thankful to have stumbled upon this bar while looking for a place to eat near Badlands National…read morePark. There's not many restaurants out there but this place is a true hidden gem in the middle of seemingly nowhere! The service was great, the seating was cozy in a western bar type of way with a pool table and darts. The restaurant has lots of bar food, like burgers, chicken sandwiches, steak sandwiches, chicken tenders and fries - They've got the most delicious onion petals - I want to go back just to get those again! Served on a paper plate with a cold beer, and I don't know why, but it just hit the spot! We will most certainly stop by again on our next Badlands trip!

Again, an unscheduled stop to Sickies, and again, no disappointment…read more Fresh! Tasty! Filling! Great atmosphere! Service impecable! Can I say more? And hopefully I'll win this year's Indian motorcycle!

The atmosphere and decor of Sickie's is top-notch; however, I felt a little underwhelmed when it…read morecame to the food. I ordered the meat sweats burger with a side of mac and cheese. Starting with the burger: the bun and beef burger weren't all too great. To be honest, the actual patty was mediocre at best, and the bun should've at least been toasted in my opinion. The brisket on the burger was a different story. It was smoky, tender, and flavorful. The pulled pork and sausage were good as well. The mac and cheese was decent, but I threw some brisket in there and it elevated it quite a bit. For what you get, in terms of flavor and the overall portion, I'd say it's overpriced. Maybe I'm being harsh, but if I'm paying $30 for a burger and mac, I want every component to be great - I have no doubt that most people could've made a better burger (the patty itself) at home. It was an experience, but truthfully, you could get a better burger at Freddy's or another fast-food joint. Hopefully I'm the outlier and someone just dropped the ball on my order. The restaurant was clean and the staff relatively friendly.

Steak was PERFECT. Service was excellent as well. Baked potato was a bit small but the size of the…read moresteak and the salad bar more than made up for it.

We are staying in Kadoka and thought we would try something other than gas station food, so we…read moredrove 30 minutes to The Steakhouse. We got there around 6:45 and didn't even get talked to until 7. When we finally sat down, the waitress handed us menus and said she would be right back, 20 minutes later she took our drink orders (a water and a Diet Coke). She came back a few minutes later with two waters (never got the Diet Coke). We put our food order in and finally had enough after 30 minutes when we heard nothing about it so we asked if it had been started yet and it had not so we just left. I will say, it was pretty busy, but I just feel like it could have been better with a little communication at least.