Had the Omelette with bacon, ham, tomatoes and mushroom, also French toast and pancake…read more The Omelette was really good. Very generous on the ham and bacon. The ham tasted like cooked in brown sugar and honey which complemented the more savory slightly salty bacon bits. The bacon had a drier texture and more like crumbles vs chopped bacon pieces but worked well with the other ingredients. Mushroom was grilled and added an earthy flavor which balanced the heavier meat ingredients. The side of potatoes was really good, too. It was cut in cubes, lightly coated with some kind of starch and fried. The coating has the flavor of seasoned curly fries. Lightly crispy on the outside but soft on the inside. I chose rye from the bread options. The french toast was also yummy; cinnamonny and eggy flavor but without being overly soaked in custard nor soggy. This was a side order for additional cost. The pancakes tasted like it had sweet cream and had a nutty hint of flavor. More dense than fluffy but was good. Reasonable prices for the quality and amount of the food. Staff were nice and friendly. Great ambiance, too. The restaurant has a very cozy homey feel with the country style decor. Windows wrapped around most of the dining area. Plenty of parking. Highly recommend if you're around Keystone South Dakota or nearby area.

Breakfast rocks and the chicken fried steak Beautiful…read morerustic cabin charm Will only stop here now!!

This a small restaurant with country feel to it. We had just left Mt. Rushmore and didn't want to…read moreeat as late as it would be if we waited until we got back to our hotel. I got the fish basket with waffle fries and the oh so yummy 1919 root beer in a frosty mug. My husband had the Farmhand burger with waffle fries. The root beer is in ice cold cans and served with a frosty mug. It has real sugar and real vanilla. Loved it! There are a couple of short steps so not wheelchair-accessible. 4 tables, 2 hi-tops and 4 or 5 booths plus the bar area.

Nice little sit down restaurant during our stay in keystone: everyone enjoyed their food, and the…read moreprice was great! What got us in the door was their advertised cinnamon roll, it was HUGE! For $7 it fed al 6 of us and it was delicious. Definitely try this place out!

Food was delicious and large menu of options. Lots of seating options inside and out. Staff was…read morefriendly and service was quick but we also went for a late lunch around 2:30pm. It's near the mine which we toured.

Visiting Mount Rushmore, I needed to have breakfast and almost everything was closed, except I…read morefound Big Thunder Bar & Grill. I was the only patron but the Spanish omelette was very delicious and plentiful. I couldn't eat it all, and it also came with tasty hash browns. Lizzy, the manager was very sweet and informative on things to do in the area. I would definitely recommend trying this establishment for food.

Good food. The outer with Salmon which was potato based was amazing…read more Salad was pretty good. Service was quick

The sitting outside on a porch was worth relaxing. The food was okay. Nothing out of the ordinary…read moremenu. Watching tourists from the Front Porch was fun. They also have nice indoor for dining as well. The staff was friendly and polite. Definitely worth a visit

We came during the off-season, so we were fortunate to be seated quickly. Momma had the chicken…read morefried steak which she said was good tasting/quality. I had the 10 ounce 'fuzzy cow' (buffalo) and it was cooked correctly. Minimal bristle which is a positive for that type of meat. Salads were par at best. Restrooms were well maintained. Expect to pay tourist location prices, but they are trying to keep them in check. Parking is a wee bit of a challenge, but once you find a spot keep it and you'll find a majority of this area is within walking distance.

First night in South Dakota we ate here…read more We were rather upset when we were told 20 minutes then had to ask them about our seats and had to wait another 20.... But the restaurant had a nice theme. Very festive. Our server Linette was so sweet and friendly! She was funny and very pleasant. We all enjoyed our food. My favorite was the Indian taco!

Fine dining at its best. We didn't expect such a treat in Custer. We had the best food and the…read moreservice was excellent.

As we were exploring the Badlands, we met a couple who recommended Sage Creek Grille, so we gave it…read morea shot. I loved the low key ambience of the restaurant. We were seated immediately and had Christopher as our waiter who was fantastic. My husband and I shared two dishes-the pork medallions and the elk bolognese. Both dishes were delicious and had unique flavors. My husband especially loved the pork. We finished the meal with the chocolate banana cake. That was one of the best cakes I've tasted. It was so very moist and the flavors worked together perfectly. If you are visiting Custer, stop here for a great meal!

This place was amazing. It's located in downtown, there's plenty of parking and the staff are so…read moresweet. They constantly check in on you, and provide a very positive environment, 10/10 service. The interior is fun, they have plenty of seating indoors and outdoors, there are random climbing decor, trinkets, paintings, and it's just a fun atmosphere. We ordered the fish and chips, fried green beans, pub sandwich with smashed potatoes and bread pudding. The fish was perfectly battered, it was crispy, light and the sauce they served with it was perfect. We absolutely loved the fried green beans, they were crispy and tasted amazing with their housemade garlic parmesan and spicy ukranian sauce. The spicy ukranian is a slightly tangy and creamy sauce. The pub sandwich had a good crunch from the citrus slaw, good tang from the pepperoncini and the bread was so soft. They also have 1990 rootbeer and it is amazing. The real star of the show was the bread pudding. I have never really been a fan of bread pudding but this one is a must. It is warm, soft, and just the perfect texture. The top is sugary with a little crunch and topped with whipped cream. They don't put nuts or raisins. I absolutely loved it. Definitely will be back for the amazing service, rootbeer, fried green beans and of course the bread pudding!

We had a stop over in Custer so needed to find someplace that wasn't a chain…read more Seen this place on the corner and it looked nice so we gave it a try. Glad we did Our hostess wasn't as friendly as I'd have liked but everyone has an off day. Our server was attentive and kept us feeling important. Food. The ribeye was tender and flavorful. There was a fair amount of fat but ribeye does. The chili is very good and pairs well with the red potato smashers. The Cuban was also a good choice. My wife loved it as did my son who had to finish it for her. Portions are on point with the price. No complaints. We sat outdoors and other than the flys which no real way to stop them it was a nice setting. This stop was on a long distance family vacation and was on our highlights.

Popular place with a wide variety of choices for dinner--friendly and attentive service (if you…read moredon't see your server, ask another--they clearly work well as a team) and interesting decor. Starter and food, drinks, etc., are brought promptly to the table. This is exceptional in a highly popular tourist area. The food is good but could use a little improvement--the grilled mahi-mahi was good, but a little on the dry sauce and definitely needed a sauce. A couple of the dishes did have sauces, but fish is why most Creole restaurants like Brennan's will serve a sauce on the side, or a topping with butter such as Trout Almandine. It doesn't have to be a fancy sauce--the option of good ol' tartar sauce works. The grilled vegetables also needed a little more butter and seasoning. Carrots are good on their own; broccoli and cauliflower need a little cheese or butter and some seasoning to be loved. The IPA (Long John) was excellent. The beer cheese dip and soft pretzels were to die for; the chardonnay was passable. A great choice for dining in a VERY heavily traveled tourist destination. Get there early--it starts filling up fast and all the restaurants around Mount Rushmore close at 9.

Stopped to enjoy a drink and appetizer at what appeared to be a cool brewery concept. We decided to…read moresit indoors since it was a rather warm day. Mistake! They have their doors wide open and it was nearly as hot indoors. And the flies were annoying. I enjoyed the Long Tom IPA but not enough to order another. Apps were pretty limited, so we opted for a pretzel with beer cheese. The cheese was great, pretzel was large but it was also dry and not very enjoyable. When I first walked in I looked at their merch and was very disappointed with their hats. Plenty of shirts and a very cool metal sign of their logo. Service was fine. We intended to eat dinner at one of their restaurants but after reviewing the menu and reviews, decided to head somewhere else as this place was a bit of a disappointment. And didn't want to further amplify the experience.

What a great place. The food is excellent and the owner's and staff amazingly nice…read more I ate there 4 nights in a row. Packed every night with locals and tourist. They were very welcoming to all. One night a party of 60, 20, 12, 10m and regular size parties of 1-6 came in and they fit everyone and made sure it was smooth. I walked in with a group of 10 and one of the owners, said to me I, have you covered, but let me get these people seated first. Then she took me to an open bar stool. If you are in the area, it is a must to eat at. They had music (Not the best every night) but pleasant.

The food was delicious, the atmosphere was rustic, the service is adequate. We like the outside…read morepatio so we can bring our dogs