We fell in LOVE with this place! We ate here twice while staying at the Bavarian Inn and had a…read moregreat experience both times. The staff are absolutely lovely - so friendly and personable, and truly seem happy to help and serve! The decor is adorable and so unique - cozy fireplaces, outdoor patio seating, big beautiful windows to let natural light in. The food was amazing. The breakfast banana split, the breakfast sandwiches, yogurt bowls and the strawberry croissant were all so delicious! And the coffee was on point - beautifully crafted and delicious. They even offer free strawberry infused water and free apples, not to mention the giant chess game you can play inside. All around a 10/10! We will most certainly be back!

A place to find food when there's not much available in the area. We were optimistic about this…read morerestaurant as it had a beautiful outdoor seating area, unfortunately 45° temperatures in cold rain prevent prevented that from happening. We were pleasantly greeted at the kiosk. You order food as there is no table service here. Food is somewhat limited, but service was fast. The restaurant was rather cold inside and many people were sitting fully cloaked and hooded/hats on to stay warm as the front door was wide open. We asked the manager if it was possible to close the door as the temperature inside was so cold and reading the room you could see we were not the only ones that felt this way! Without explanation, we were told no and that's how it had to be. We noticed on the way out that the thermostat was set at 54°! Brrrrr So, we did not stay very long. We ate our less than adequate food with plastic cutlery and left. Probably not a spot I would go out of my way again to visit and would check out other opportunities in the area.

Casual, comfort food with a local community feel. We had a mix of dishes, mixed Mexican, salad,…read morechicken noodle soup with freshly baked bread and it was all good! It sits up on a hill with beautiful view with outside seating.

We are here on a whim after hearing their specials on a local radio station…read more Very unassuming place, run right out of her home. Short & sweet menu, friendly and fast service. A great find in an area with limited dining choices! Located 10 minutes north of Wounded Knee. Look for the sign on the left when heading north!

I've only ever ordered Harriet and Oak to go, so that's what my review is based on. The food is a…read morelittle on the spendy side, so I don't order very often--but sometimes it's the preferred choice of my coworkers, so I go with it. The food is really good. I think everyone's favorite is the açaí bowls, and for good reason. I've ordered a variety of items from the menu, and everything has always been great with no issues. Overall, it's a solid go-to spot.

Had an amazing brunch with my two granddaughters. One has left for the Marines the other move 300…read moremiles away The food was awesome and the drinks were tasty. The chai tea was great once again.

The experience from beginning to finish was as follows…read more.. We enter, unsure whether to seat ourselves, and are asked, albeit almost silently, to pick a table of our liking. And upon choosing a table, we were given menus by our server, who didn't have a name tag, so I couldn't reference her specifically, and asked to select a drink. After getting water, we eagerly wait for 15-ish minutes for our waitress to take our order. After placing our order of two burgers, nothing special, we waited patiently for our food. Keep in mind, we arrived at 8:10, 50 minutes before closing. We then waited 30 minutes for our burgers, only getting a light apology after 25. Upon receiving our food, we were FAMISHED, and it tasted good! But I think practically everything tastes good when you're hungry, am I right?!? After GOBBLING our burgers down, we received the check at approximately 9:05, and the waitress was eagerly looking at the screen when we politely left a tip justifiable for the service. I'm one always to tip a server, even if the service isn't the best. At the end, we were sent off with an "okay" and nothing more. I'm not one to complain, but a thank-you would've been nice since we weren't rude to her about the insane wait time. Ultimately, be warned: when you come here, it's a cute place to take family when passing through, but not when you're on a time crunch. In short, the food is pretty good, somewhere between 6/7 out of 10, but the service was very subpar, leaving us with a sour taste in our mouths.

This restaurant has a good location in Hill City…read more The service was the highlight of my visit. Our server was a young man that was attentive and took very good care of us. The food is pretty average...a greasy spoon kind-of-place. It'd be nice if they had a few "lighter" options.

Ron's is always consistent serving the best breakfast in the city…read more This location is a must visit when I travel to Rapid City. Small intimate, with many regulars, you feel like family the moment you walk in. Their food is cooked to order with outstanding service. My go to meal I the chicken fried steak. A hungry man portion of crispy steak with a light breading covered in sausage gravy. Also includes eggs, hash browns and toast. Another of our must haves are the plate sized pancakes. One is all you need. You must visit.

I had plenty of food, but the pancakes were only "okay" - a bit dry. Also needed real maple syrup-…read morenot sure what it was... The place was very nice, complete with fun Antique Lunch boxes, and other novelties. The service was good and the staff friendly!

We were starving after walking around looking at Mount Rushmore. So we stopped by the Carver's Cafe…read more(which is at the monument). The staff was super nice and attentive. And the food options were decent. I ordered the Dakota Bison Bacon Cheeseburger with the fries and both were very delicious indeed. And the space to eat in was huge with tall glass windows so you could see Rushmore not too far in the distance.

Visited on 5/12/2026 with my family after a long morning at Mount Rushmore. The location is…read moreconvenient -- right inside the monument -- but convenience and the view are about the only things going for this place. We ordered the Philly Cheesesteak ($18), a Cheeseburger ($17.50 + $0.75), and the Grilled Chicken Platter ($14.50) for our kid. Total came out to $54.50 for three people -- which, okay, it's a tourist spot, so I expected to pay a premium. What I didn't expect was to pay premium prices for food that felt like it was barely tried. The Philly was overcooked and dry. The meat was dark and tough -- no juiciness, no flavor. For $18, that's just not acceptable. The burger looked decent but tasted flat and underwhelming. The Grilled Chicken Platter for my child was the most disappointing -- it's listed as "grilled" on the menu, but the chicken came out barely touched. Pale, soft, almost like it was steamed and then given a quick pass on the grill just for looks. The mashed potatoes and corn on the side were fine -- nothing special. I'll give credit where it's due -- the ambiance is genuinely great. Eating with a direct view of Mount Rushmore is a cool experience you won't get anywhere else, and the dining area has a nice open feel to it. Service was also okay, no real complaints there. But when you're spending $54 on a family meal and every main dish misses, the view only carries you so far. If you're visiting, pack your own food or eat before you arrive. You'll thank yourself later.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Stopped in for a brief lunch before going to Devils Tower, and the food was excellent and fresh and…read morescratch cooking from the salad to the homemade soup to the fresh, coconut cream pie, very hospitable and would recommend

Great spot for breakfast, kind staff & wonderful food. Here during Sturgis Bike Week & stayed at…read moreDevils Tower, KOA.. Menu posted.

Looking for a quick bite to eat ands ran across Pump House. Such a cute place inside of an old gas…read morestation. The decor of course is gas station items like oil cans and workman tools. My husband and I both ordered the Lug Nut Sandwich. Chicken salad on a croissant with nuts and raisins. The salad its self was swimming in mayo and it was served on a roll not a true croissant. The meal is served with a bag of chips. Service was quick. You order at the register and they deliver to your table. They also serve breakfast and a full size coffee menu. Maybe I'll give them another try for breakfast.

Loved the coffee. Just make sure when you're here for Wild West Hacking Festival you give yourself…read morePLENTY of time because this place is always busy, but even more so during the con. Stumbled upon a glass blowing session, so that made waiting for my coffee totally worth it.

Best Mushroom Bison Burger [Devils Tower WY]…read more Right before you enter the Devils Tower Monument and just across the DT Trading Post is this cafe... plenty of seating inside. This is a counter service so we placed our orders at the counter then they brought us our food to the table. I ordered the Mushroom Bison Burger (lettuce, tomato, onion and pickles on the side) and it was deee-licious! The meat was tender, juicy and flavorful. Bison is naturally leaner than ground beef too! The only thing that bothered me a little was the amount of flies inside the restaurant. Other than that I was enjoying my bison mushroom burger. Lots of parking on a paved parking lot. From the parking lot we walked up to the Devils Tower National Monument sign and took some photos with the rock in the background. Review #3488

I honestly really enjoyed my fish and chips and the friendly service. The batter on the fish was…read moregreat. My husband had the Devils Tower Indian taco and thought it was very unique and tasty, especially the bread. It was the perfect portion size for a quick and easy lunch after a hike. It was about 35 dollars for two meals and a fountain drink. Giving it a 4 instead of a 5 because it hit the spot but didn't knock our socks off.

We were in town for a few days and I wanted a deli sandwich. Checked Yelp and this place sounded…read moreright up my alley. The deli is a mom and pop place, small with just two tables inside with a rustic bar with stools lining the walls. We ordered the pastrami sandwiches. Me with the Swiss cheese and brown mustard and the Mr. got the spicy pastrami with pepper jack. Both sandwiches were on marbled rye bread and griddled to perfection. We also had the German potato salad as a side. It's the best I have had outside of Germany. This sandwich is pastrami heaven. The owner took care of us and is such a sweet lady. Everything was great. She even packed our leftovers as if they were a to go order for us. (The sandwiches were huge). Will be back next time we are in this part of the country.

We found this place based on Yelp reviews. We were craving a solid meal while traveling and…read moreexploring National Parks. This is definitely a no frills sandwich shop, but the family run deli was spot on and just what we wanted for a really good meal. It took a few minutes to find a table to sit (as it was pretty packed), but you can easily take meals to go or sit on the street somewhere. Customer service was great, and the mom-son combo definitely made a great homemade sandwich!