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.

Dropped in for lunch and had the Calamity Jane veggie pizza. They make their own quick bread…read morecracker crust. Very generous with the toppings. The owners were very cordial. Good vibes although $20 for a 13 inch pizza is pricey.

My family stopped in for a late lunch during our stay nearby. The staff were very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. The selection of apparel, home goods and gifts were nice. We ordered the wagyu burger, hot dog, and a pizza. The burger and the hot dog were average 3/5. The pizza was a 4/5. Overall 4 stars.

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!

We arrived in Custer and just wanted a light meal. We stopped in Buglin' Bull and it was a great…read morechoice First of all they make a mean margarita so I enjoyed that greatly. Then we had the nachos and the coconut shrimp. Both dishes were well prepared and delicious. I just forgot to tell them to hold the jalapeño on the nachos. We didn't watch any games that night but the booths in the bar had tv's so you could watch your team while dining. Great place in the heart of Custer!

Was in Custer on vacation and wanted a break from home cooking and tried Buglin Bull Restaurant. A…read morenice restaurant and has a section with a bar. We visited on a weekend and no problem getting seated quickly. Buglin Bull is a very popular place and can accommodate larger groups. Restaurant has a very traditional bar and grill vibe with great options for food. Service was very patient as we asked a few questions. We went with some classic dishes and were perfectly seasoned. Restaurant was very clean and service was on point. Overall, great experience and highly recommend. Give them a try.

Skogen is truly a hidden gem in Custer, and reservations are an absolute must! For a special…read moreoccasion, I highly recommend the chef's table. We were visiting from North Carolina and celebrating our anniversary, and the entire experience made the evening incredibly memorable. From the moment we arrived, the host team was warm and welcoming. Although we were about 15 minutes early, our table was already prepared--a small detail that showed genuine care and attention. Our wonderful server, Teagahn, was full of smiles and positive energy. She took exceptional care of us throughout the evening and made us feel completely at home. The food was spectacular and far exceeded our expectations. We've experienced everything from hole-in-the-wall gems to high-end restaurants such as Michael Mina, and Skogen ranks very high on our list--honestly, even better than Hell's Kitchen. Every plate placed in front of us was thoughtfully prepared, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. The lobster salad and lobster bun were delightful starters. Our swordfish and filet were cooked perfectly, with balanced flavors and well-proportioned servings. What elevated the experience even further was watching Skogen's remarkably talented young kitchen team--mostly in their late teens and early twenties--handle a very busy dinner service like seasoned professionals. They were focused and polished, yet still friendly and personable. A special shoutout to Dominic, Teagahn, Rosalinda, Lance, and Joseph, the executive chef and owner. The combination of amazing food, genuine hospitality, and an outstanding team made our anniversary dinner one we will not forget. Our entire experience at Skogen was exceptional. It is highly recommended and absolutely worth planning your visit around!

went to skogen kitchen for dinner on our last night of vacation and it was great!!!…read more we had a reservation which definitely is needed as it's a small space. the risotto was OUT OF THIS WORLD i could eat a bucket of it. the lobster steam buns were also great. the only qualm we had was that the salmon was a bit too dry but everything else was great!

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.

If you love a local dive bar with pool tables, this is the place for you. The bartenders are super…read morefriendly, the pool tables are in really good condition, and the beer is ice cold. The food was also really good!!

Strolled into this gem driving through Custer. Beer on tap was served ice cold and all our food was…read moredelicious. Chicken was moist and cooked perfectly as were the fries. Chili was meaty and had great flavor. The bar has all that small town ambiance and decor. So glad we picked this spot.

Very interesting historic building converted to an ice cream shop. There were a variety of flavors…read more- yum! Service was friendly and quick!

Horatio's gets 5 stars from me for serving high quality dairy-free ice cream -- but I deducted one…read morestar for having one one flavor available! If you're limiting choice to one flavor, why would you make it peanut butter?

Great breakfast in Custer. After riding the State Park wildlife loop we headed to it after looking…read moreit up on Yelp.

If you want to pay for something you won't get- go here! I ordered a breve with caramel and apple…read morein it (trying to make a coffee version of their seasonal lotus drink!) and whip cream.... It came without whip, so I asked and got it put on top, then realized as I took a sip (halfway back to my car) that they didn't put any apple syrup in it. It's kind of a disorganized wreck. A friend ordered a hot breve and her cup was less than half full. I'd recommend you scoot down the street to minders cup, or, on Sundays, make coffee at your camp spot/hotel. Skip the $6 coffee that doesn't have flavor. They have plenty of seating, but zero space to wait to take coffee to go as well. Overall, I'd give it zero stars if I could.

Atmosphere and wait staff very good. we ordered a chicken and a steak fajita. we both thought…read moreeverything was very bland, beans, rice and meat.

This location was less than a mile from the hotel we were staying at right in Custer…read more When they first sit you down, they bring over some chips and salsa's hot and sweet. Those kept on getting refilled as needed. My steak burrito was delicious, a little messy to eat with my hands, so I ate it with a knife and fork. My brother asked for a chicken quesadilla which was not on the menu and they happily made it for him. My sister in laws taco were delicious too. The food was great, the drinks were really good. Service was on point too. I'll definitely be back here again next time I'm in Custer.