Huge incredible 3 story 1/2 a block large gallery with gorgeous crafts for sale. Beautiful…read morejewelry, beadwork, furniture, headdresses, quilts, paintings, clothing... The shop closes at 7pm or I'd still be exploring!

This was a very good find in Rapid. They truly have an amazing collection of local artwork. There…read moreare touristy souvenirs as well as local products and artwork. The left side of the store also has a ton of informative signs, pictures, and programs. The book selection was also great!

So happy we stopped in for some local information. The staff were super friendly. There was lots of…read moregood information. A gift shop was inside along with information displays. And cute area for kids to discover bones while digging. Very clean washrooms too.

We had a hiking boot failure in the Badlands. It was hot, and the boots were old, the soles…read moreliterally popped off at the same time on our hike. We needed a new pair of boots, because we have a lot more hiking and camping to do before we get back to California. A billboard for Cabela's drew us in. After a prolonged hiking boot search, some fudge, some gawking at the taxidermy, an elk sandwich, and some gawking at guns we were on our way. But we weren't quite sure where we were going. And so my honey suggested the Black Hills Visitor Information Center, which is located right where Google maps says Cabela's is. A wonderful woman gave us loads of brochures for unique hotels and B&Bs in the area, as well as a few restaurant recommendations. Lots of information for weary travelers. Lots of stuf for us to look at as well, there was a large landscape with lights to show places of interest and where we were in relation to those places. That was about all we had the energy for. We called The Hotel Alex Johnson first, and that is where we are staying. It's great, we've reviewed it as well. Another tip for you if you are traveling: www.hotelcoupons.com. Offers reduced rates for lots of hotels in the area.

If you want inexpensive and well made Sturgis, Rushmore, Black Hilds etc Sweat Shirts, T Shirts,…read more.... nick nacks and a really nice gal helping us.

Attention Black Hills visitors & tourists! If you're in the area visiting Mt. Rushmore, Crazy…read moreHorse, Deadwood, Rapid City, Sturgis for Bike Week, Spearfish Canyon or just the Black Hills in general...consider Coyote Claw your souvenir HQ. They offer a wide variety of memorabilia at discounted prices. They also have a wide variety of...stuff. Costume jewelry, assorted trinkets, etc.

There is only one airport gift shop in the Rapid City regional airport and this is it! It is…read morelocated on the 2nd floor just past security and conveniently before the gates. It is ran by Mount Rushmore Memories and although limited, they do have a decent variety of last minute souvenirs, snacks, travel items, gifts, etc.

Who wants a CHEAPO T-shirt or keychain souvenir? It falls apart within days and all that stuff's…read moreoverpriced and IMPORTED anyway. Doc & Alice's is a better bet for GIRLY souvenir memories. There is a selection of locally made items - jewelry, soaps, HANDICRAFTS, etc. I can't say there is a huge selection of LOCAL crafted items because there is also a large assortment of familiar LABELS stocked on the shelves too. It's a MIXED BAG, I guess. You'll find clothes, purses, shoes, kids items, and SCARVES, etc. Oh the scarves! Just plain LOVELY, DAHLING. You had to pull me by the hair to KEEP ME AWAY from the all those scarves. Prices are higher than I would NORMALLY PAY for local items in my hometown; even with PREMIUM quality in mind. That's fine. I'll support the LOCALS making A LIVING :) I scored some locally made goat milk soaps and turquoise jewelry. CUTE!

What a cute shop....With nearly every single other shop in Hill City & Keystone selling the same…read morestandard, chintzy tourist fare, Doc & Alice is a much needed breath of fresh air! The staff was kind & inviting. The building is tastefully decorated and there is a variety of goods for sale from t-shirts & handbags to soaps & home decor. My three year old loved the little stuffed animal area under the stairs! My only complaint is that they didn't have any cool shirts for my husband.

I recently ordered flowers from out of town for a funeral and they were so wonderful. Gracious and…read moreknowledgeable. They coordinated everything for me with the funeral home. And the flowers were beautiful.

The bloom bar was fun and affordable. Lots of options for your creation. I'll go again! Located in…read morethe lower level where the boutique was. Upstairs storefront is always a lot packed into a little space ..seems to always have a pot of coffee on!

Great store Love the variety and service…read moreThis is my go to store for great gifts They have more than Christmas and the store displays are cheerful

Beautifully merchandised boutique. Gorgeous selection of gourmet foods! I enjoyed shopping all the…read moreunique gifts. I strongly recommend this for a unique gift.

Yall know I comes through with the upmost honest reviews. This place is a 10 out of 10 popcorn…read morebags. Like they really deserve a standing ovation! Quick response and delivery even in the shortest notice. They will definitely get my business again and again!

I was placing an order for my nephew's memorial service from Tennessee... thought I'd go directly…read moreto a local florist. I chose a $200+ funeral spay and continued to checkout. I was met with the option to tip the designer, the driver, and/or the helper. It turned me off. I am purchasing flowers from a florist and I'm being asked to thank their staff with tipping. Nope, logged on to flowers.com and got it done without the tipping option, which I valued.