We parked nearby and wanted to check out the store. I noticed there's multiple entrance, the one I…read moreentered from the street and the other door on the otherside of the cashiers. That leads to the parking ramp and building, residents living in the apartments above has access. This store reminds me of Whole Foods, organic food, deli and pre-cooked food to take home. There's a Cafe and seating area near the front entrance. Store is spacious and clean, they offer a variety of groceries.

Love the vibe of this small market. They have a small produce section. I like their nuts and oats…read moreselection. They offer honey and filtered water. They have quail eggs for my pup which I love. They also have local eggs so I like that too. Easy parking. Offer a cute system when you reuse bags where they provide chips and then you get to choose which charity you'd like them to donate to! They have a good chips, candy section as well as some herbs and vitamins section! Always friendly staff to greet you and ring you up. I can't wait for the new location downtown to open as well.

Visited on Friday evening, had the Burger Battle burger. I believe the burger itself was made more…read moreimpossible style, but honestly not my favorite in comparison to other veggie/impossible burgers that I have had. The menu seems to be delicious, and honestly something Sioux Falls needs. I have always craved a salad place and it is nice to have the option now! The parking can be difficult. The North side of the building now has signage that dictates not to park there due to tenants. It was busy, so we had to park a ways away and cross the road. The difficult part about dining here is the table space as the dining room is shared by other businesses. We were able to find a table, but it can be difficult if busy.

Jan. 26th evening found me visiting this amazing mini mall that I stumbled upon due to glaring…read moresigns screaming 70% off Clearance at Jones & Co....The gentleman at that his shop encouraged me to stroll thru the entire horseshoe of really sweet eateries and great space to hang out in, as someone single, like myself, tends to gravitate towards. Best part besides on settling on BROSIA BOWL to try for the first time, was only seeing adults roaming about, and no loud children. I will definitely return. I ordered the very filling Fatija Bowl...when i was ready to pay, i sort of felt like the $16.95 total, after adding on the avocado slices, was high in price. That, is, until i brought it home. The enormous amount of high quality of food that was generously piled high and deep. I finished the amazing bowl of rice, chicken and great crunch of large cilantro stems, truly brought the dish together. 5 STAR REVIEW for stumbling upon this ah-maze-ball restaurant. And the two women workers were brilliantly kind in helping me decide what to order.

*Must go* If you're…read morea breakfast person- this place is outstanding From classic breakfast platters to breakfast burritos and quesadillas - everything we had was WAY better than average. 5-Stars - I wish I was here longer to try the lunch sandwiches

Had breakfast with my grandchildren today. It was crowded because it's a Sunday but the food made…read moreit worth the wait. The kiddos enjoyed the pancakes but the ham and cheese omelette was a clear winner. The kids size scrambled egg (1egg) was enough for 3 people and it was hard with no taste. But, Confetti Cookie Sandwich along with the Iced Cinnamon Bun were a huge hit. I had a GF fruit muffin which was delicious.

A mecca for Single-Barrel Bourbon and all things wood-fired and smoked! My wife and I stopped in…read morefor lunch today. One look at the menu was an epiphany... a rare, if not the only, time I could not find a single item I didn't want to order. The ambience is rustic central plains frontier. The food is expertly prepared and the wood-fired and house-smoked menu items were the highlight. HIGHLY recommend! (BTW, I had the smoked biscuit with a side of bourbon glazed Brussel Sprouts..Mmmm)

March 2026 Sioux…read moreFalls, South Dakota This place has a beautiful ambience. You enter and there is a warm and welcoming fireplace to the right when you enter. Straight ahead by a large open bar, you can see the meat on the rotisserie. Restaurant is large and cozy. Dark woods, modern lighting, many booths with ample seating. Floors are concrete and many nature pictures line the walls. This place has everything from handheld sandwiches to salmon and rotisserie chicken, a broad selection of appetizers and soups and salad salads. I ordered a Guinness draft and it came in a very large glass. Many tap beers to choose from. We ordered the woodfired chicken wings, a rotisserie chicken, which is accompanied with mashed potatoes and cornbread, and my husband also ordered a cup of corn chowder. The chicken wings I thought were delicious. The flavor is smoky and pepper. Not your traditional wing, but it includes the drumstick and the wing. You get six in total. It comes with blue cheese and ranch. My husband did not care for the wings. He thought they had too much of a pepper taste. My only concern was they were not served hot. They were barely warm when they got to my table. The blue cheese dressing was basically ranch dressing with a few dry blue cheese crumbles mixed in. Not a good flavor. The corn chowder was very mushy. It had the texture of baby food. He did not enjoy it. It also was served warm and not hot. Rotisserie chicken comes out with a thigh and drumstick of dark meat and white meat. However, the chicken is very dry. Taste like rotisserie chicken should taste But nothing special. The mashed potatoes are not creamy. But clumpy. They are red skin and I love when the skin is left on the potatoes. However, they taste like a baked Redskin potato with no salt, pepper, or butter. Flavorless. The cornbread has good flavor. But again, try. There is no butter to accompany it. Might taste good with some honey or butter on the side. I love the look and coziness of the restaurant. I wanted it to be fantastic. I was extremely disappointed in the food. I tried to make it work, but with the cold food and the lack of flavor, it was a big miss. When you take a bite of rotisserie chicken, and then you need to take a drink before taking your next bite of food, you know it is dry. When in Rome do as the Romans do. When in Sioux Falls Falls do not ROAM to this restaurant. I would not come back to this restaurant. I would give it 2 stars for the food. However, Darla was our waitress and she was very kind and attentive. She gets a five star rating. But the good service does not balance out the awful food.

Wish I had found this place earlier in my trip so I could have come back again…read more Rachel was behind the bar and she was super busy when we first sat down. I'll be honest, I wasn't sure how the service was going to go. It was a little slow at first. But as the rush lightened up, she was awesome. Attentive, friendly, took great care of us. Sometimes you just have to be patient when a bartender is slammed, and Rachel proved it was worth the wait. The walleye was amazing. Fresh, perfectly cooked, exactly what you want when you're ordering fish. And the Moscow mules? Also amazing. Well made, refreshing, the kind of cocktail that keeps you ordering another round. This is the kind of spot you stumble into and immediately regret not finding sooner. Great food, great drinks, great service once things settled down. Real hidden gem! The Verdict: Kitchen 2210 delivered a five star experience. Rachel took care of us, the walleye was on point, and the Moscow mules were perfect. If you're in town, don't make my mistake. Find this place early in your trip so you can go back.

Enjoyed a very good meal and enjoyed the temporary return of the baked Brie appetizer. It needs…read moremore blueberry compote but is worth ordering. Tried the banana rum old fashioned and it was good. I ordered the strip steak and it was a perfectly prepared medium rare. Had a bottle of Cabernet with dinner for the table and it was very good. The service was very good and the ambiance is very nice. I recommend you try 2210.

Huge space that is well kept. I ordered the Pineapple, carrot and apple ( I forgot the name of the…read moredrink) I had no idea the pressed the juice right then and there - that was amazing to have FRESH FRESH pressed juice. The dragon fruit bowl was delicious. The bowl only comes with granola so you have to pay for each topping individually so it can get a little costly but it's fresh so I ain't mad at it!

$20 for a sandwich with old, stale, hard as rock, can't even bite into, bread!…read more A super watered down smoothie?? It was literally berries and juice? Water?? It wasn't even cold... Oh and the cashier was also the cook! She did everything! Wiping down tables, cleaning, making the food and cash handling? She was nice! But her English was very hard to understand. Not being rude or anything but she even apologized for her English. Will I return? More than likely, nope.

Our hostess wasn't very happy when my mom asked for a certain area of the dining room to sit. Our…read moretable wasn't ready so she left and came back to wipe it down for us first. Our waitress arrived after a couple minutes, greeted us and asked for our orders. Much friendlier and very patient with our lunch orders. The atmosphere is open and inviting. My Turkey Raspberry sandwich was delicious and the sweet potato fries were crisp and tasty. A popular place for breakfast and lunch.

Stopped in for a late lunch and was seated very quickly. My waitress was on top of making sure I…read morehad everything I needed. This is a bright and comfy spot to get a meal. I really really loved the fries. I tried the chicken ciabatta and finished all but two bites! I couldn't decide if the bun was underbaked in a corner or if it was really soggy from the fillings. Hoping to stop in for breakfast soon!