new owners. the vegetables were rotting. they didn't know where anything was. old owners always…read morepoint out if the vegetables were wilting etc. if I still wanna buy he would discount the item. new owners makes you feel like you will steal. watching my every move. not the same. geez. i didn't even have a bag, just a shopping basket

The owner always on the phone while checking you out. And she punched 2 or 3 times in every items…read more Her items don't have prices and you do not know how much. And you don't noticed when she punched she's charging you more. I count how many items I buy and she was mad because I count it, and I used cash and the changed was wrong and she was really mad to me, and said Filipinos always complain.Be aware! Than Mai is Thumbs down. I like mekong.

We love the food, ambiance, and the grocery! Fun place to go in Sioux Falls! Try the salads!read more

Saw this restaurant on Guy Fieri and it was only 6 min from our hotel so had to try it! Order at…read morecounter and take a seat with your number and they will bring out your dinner. Sunday is an additional menu with steak, filet and prime rib ( which they were out of by 6 pm!). My husband had the pricey filet which did not come with sides! It was excellent cooked over oak on grill but for $50 they could have thrown in a potato at least. We shared a beet salad which was very good. I had the shaved steak sandwich which came with seasoned fries. Sandwich was on a large ciabatta roll baked in house. Both were delicious. The dining area we sat is was so noisy! We did not realize the was a smaller room off of it that was quieter. Outside would have been great but it was too windy. The store, bakery, butcher shop and deli were cool but prices were definitely higher than we are used too. Food was 5 star, ambiance 3 star. If they are going to serve pricey food- have a sit down service area!

Great co-op grocery with beautiful decor and displays, high quality products and a very delicious…read moredeli! I'm a fan of co-ops and was not disappointed here! Great vegan sandwiches- I had the beyond sausage melt. (Ask for them to be made vegan, the helpful counter person told me the default hoagie had milk in it. vegan comes on a very yummy ciabatta) Tasty affordable cold brew and yummy vegan frosted cookies!!! Very recommend!

Gerald John Dolphin (2007) Good ambiance. Cashier was a bit…read moresnippy with me on Tuesday but it's okay because I did gleek like all up in her face. GREAT sourdough deals.

I bought a family size lasagna, supposedly meat sauce, I cooked it and found mico pieces of meat,…read moreI thought it was black pepper being so small. Runny white sauce with just as much veggies as the meat. This lasagna is a joke. .25 cents to make 14.00 dollars it was sold to me. As a meat sauce with no visible meat. Hyvee in sioux falls is a joke. Go to the 1 in Worthington, MN. I guesstimate about 2 to 3 dollars cheaper and with their product you can see the meat. See the veggies, Taste the cheese. Big big difference. So people listen up, the only good reviews on here are management leaving positive statement, way far from the truth. They hire mentally challenged people while key members make bank. Not a good place to buy food.

Just spent $28. On two burgers and fries. The meat was served cold and raw in the center. Walked…read moreout looking for a decent place to eat.

Place is really run down. Employees are rude. After complaining about bad service, an employee even…read morethreatened getting physical. Most ghetto place I've ever been too, but not worth the hassle.

Nikki's in my opinion, is a great store. If you're looking for something authentically Hispanic &…read morestruck out at the major supermarkets in Sioux Falls, Go to Nikki's La Mexicana. You may think you'll run into a language or cultural barrier, but my experience has been one of accommodation. If I'm looking for something along the line of say, herbs & spices, or would like to get recommendations on & product brand comparison, they will do their best to help you find what you're looking for. My ability to communicate grammatically correct in Spanish is at best, not good. But, I like to try. I've always felt that they appreciate my attempt's & they are neighborly in helping me along. Sioux Falls has quite a few Hispanic focused markets. Some will be stocked with typical items found & common in El Salvador. others, Guatemala, Honduras & some, Mexico. if you give it a chance, scope them out, it won't take long to discover the similarities, the uniqueness of others, but mostly I hope that you will see & experience that all of us want to feel welcomed. The best way I've found to succeed in this is to initiate & example welcoming behaviors that are important to you. Nikki's is one of those places. Cultural differences don't have to be looked at as barriers. Try looking at these as opportunities, instead. One last thing about Nikki's. It's not just a Market. They have an onsite restaurant that cater's to the local lunch crowd. And they do it very well. The menu offers something for everyone & is authentic. Their food is really, really good! -Lee T.

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!

I found this little gem on HipCamp, an app that helps travelers find a place to pull over an RV for…read morethe night and sleep. We pulled in, my husband went in to inquire about pulling over for the evening. Typical rule of thumb is always to invest a little something in anyway business that approves a travelled to park. So, I went in and purchased some bison summer sausage. The owner told me how his father had started raising buffalo over 60yrs ago and now he continues. As the sun set, we were offered some of South Dakota's stunning array of colors.

My girlfriend picked this place to get gas on our road trip to MN, great decision! The man at the…read morecounter was very friendly and asked where we were from, he said his family has been raising Buffalo for 60 years! Picked up some Bison meat and a Red Bull. I'll be back again for sure, I'd visit South Dakota again for this place alone.

I have been here a hundred times. Tonight I tried to buy 15 silos of Coors Light, always under…read moretwenty dollars. It came to $40! What? That is wrong, it is 19 and change. Well, it rings up for $40, that's it. Let's go look at the price. Nope. That is not my job. This young red head proceeded to tell me 7 or 8 times, it is not her job. OK, then. Is it not your job to make sure your customers are happy? It is not my job. Over and over and over again, it is not my job! #mindblown #neverinmylife #goodluckonyourcareerakajob #WHATisYOURjob ???

The staff is very friendly and, as a regular customer, I am happy that they remember me each time I…read morecome in.