I'm a small coffee shop enthusiast.... so I was very disappointed when we went to Badlands in…read moreNovember and stayed in Wall only to find out none of these pictures on Yelp or Google Reviews was the truth anymore! They did not have an indoor cute boutique style area, the porch was a mess, it was drive through only. You can't see the menu til you get to the window...I looked at menu and thought, this can't be the same owners right? It was sloppy & not what I expected. I was hoping to stop in for donuts & coffee and a cute vibe before we headed out to the park. Instead we parked (in a gravel parking lot on the corner), walked up to the the shed, and found out none of the photos that made us so excited were a reality....very disappointed. So we left with no cute coffee & went down the street to Cup of Joe instead.....

I thought this coffee shop was adorable + had great charm! The friendliness from the workers were a…read moregreat compliment to the drinks that were had. I ordered an iced Caramel macchiato which hit the spot. I thought the flavoring was great and not too over the top, which can happen at places. This is a great find and place to have in this area! Thankful for some yummy drinks to enjoy on the road!

This is a must see stop in Wall, SD!…read more I was worried it'd be too much of a tourist trap. And it is touristy. But it is cool and historic, and the prices are surprisingly reasonable (certainly better than Cracker Barrel, and at least Wall Drug is a one of a kind!). I was there for the food, but the rest of my family enjoyed wandering through the shops and playing in the outdoor area. They really do have free ice water and $0.05 coffee. Mind you, the water is icy but not especially tasty (well water?), and the coffee is pretty blah, but it was charming that they maintain those prices. I had the fish and chips, and then I had a chocolate frosted donut for dessert. The fish was three small pieces, and one piece was over-fried, but the fish was flaky. It came with a pre-made, hyperprocessed tartar sauce, but one smell of that, and I decided to stick to ketchup. The fries were fine. My husband had a buffalo hot dog (he said it was fine) and the broccoli cheddar soup (he enjoyed that). The kids ordered off the kids menu. Condiments are all in single serve packets except the ketchup, which comes from a dispenser. You order at the counter, then you find a seat. There is seating for 530, which I imagine would be rough in the summer, but we were there in March, so there was plenty of seating and a very short wait to order or get food. They call your number when the food is done. I think I waited about 10 minutes, which gave me time to get drinks and read the brochure with the history of Wall Drug. There is a person who clears the tables, so you don't have to bus your own table.

On our way to Badlands National Park, we finally gave in to the endless Wall Drug billboards. There…read moreare so many you almost have to stop, and honestly, they worked. The place is massive and feels like it sits halfway between a classic tourist trap and a legitimate retail stop. Some sections were actually really fun to browse, and I enjoyed exploring the variety of shops. That said, seeing a lot of made-in-China merchandise was a bit of a deterrent for me. The dining options were on the pricey side, and the food quality was just okay, nothing memorable or to write home about. Overall, it's one of those iconic Americana roadside stops that's worth visiting once in your life, especially if you have time to spare and enjoy quirky travel experiences.

Friendly staff, really good coffee!!! Great find in a small town!! Hours of operation are unusual…read morebut well worth stopping if you want great coffee.

Lovely coffee shop. They have a full coffee/espresso menu and know how to make drinks well.read more

Good brews and good vibes. Staff was great and the latte…read morewas strong and yummy. The selection of baked goodies (including GF options) and salads etc is impressive. Great place to chill with a large group or a solo pick-me-up.

Great clean space, baristas were very nice! I had a latte with vanilla and black sea salt and it…read morewas great! Nice quality espresso. they also have a great sticker selection, great memories to remember our trip to Rapid City. I would definitely return to try more lattes.

After three hours on the road, we stopped here for a meal. The food was decent, but the pie was a…read moremajor disappointment. It was served ice-cold and clearly not fresh. When we asked if they could warm it up, we were told there was no way to do so. It's frustrating that they offer pie but only serve it cold--especially since we visited during lunchtime, not right before closing. Charging $7 for a chilled, stale dessert seems unreasonable.

When planning our recent trip to South Dakota, we saw the only food to be had inside Badlands…read moreNational Park was the Cedar Pass lodge We read about their "Famous Indian Tacos" and we enjoyed them more than once, while we visited. It's similar to some other "South of the border" inspired dishes with one big exception - the large fluffy fry bread. They make that daily right in the lodge and it was delicious. They top the Fry Bread with seasoned beef and buffalo meat, refried beans, cheddar cheese, pico de gallo, black olives and a dollop of sour cream. We also enjoyed breakfast at the Lodge one morning - pancakes with an accompaniment of bacon and eggs. An enjoyable breakfast.

Food was grossly overpriced. The Cobb salad was a pre-packaged clam shell and the bison burger was…read moremiddle school lunch quality. All for the bargain price of $40+. Your choices at this end of the park are extremely limited. Plan your trip route to end up in Wall on the north side.

I've only ever ordered Harriet and Oak to go, so that's what my review is based on. The food is a…read morelittle on the spendy side, so I don't order very often--but sometimes it's the preferred choice of my coworkers, so I go with it. The food is really good. I think everyone's favorite is the açaí bowls, and for good reason. I've ordered a variety of items from the menu, and everything has always been great with no issues. Overall, it's a solid go-to spot.

Had an amazing brunch with my two granddaughters. One has left for the Marines the other move 300…read moremiles away The food was awesome and the drinks were tasty. The chai tea was great once again.

After spending a long day on the road and the afternoon exploring Badlands National Park we were…read morehungry! There weren't very many options for food but we saw locals pop into the Cowboy Corner for the foods. You know if the locals are eating there I the food is about to be Sue the owner was grilling up Prime Rib..... y'all that prime rib was *chef's kiss* and they were so nice!!!! Cowboy Corner is a must stop if y'all find yourselves in the area!

Nothing special and a mean looking old lady at the counter! Nothing you can't get at a regular gas…read morestation. Boring.

All the basics were there, there were some fresh veggies and fruit for a decent salad. No fancy…read moredecor just a local store. Selection of wine and liquor . All the basics you need. Service was A-OK, not friendly, not surly.

Tourist hotspot, had bad tasting food, even worse coffee. Too bad it was advertised all over South…read moreDakota.

I have been going to Dixon Coffee on a regular basis from the beginning their business. I am…read morealways greeted with a smile and most times they know what my coffee desires are. I try to mix it up and they NEVER DISAPPOINT! Stop by and get a real flavor of the best coffee in Rapid City. Coffee always served with a smile. 5 Star Magic in a cup!

"I'll have whatever she's having, please."…read more ....Is the first thing that crossed my mind as I was greeted by the unusually energetic and enthusiastic barista manning this drive-thru coffee stand that sits towards the back of a hardware store parking lot. After all, it was only slightly after 7 am and she seemed like she had just got done conquering the world and was eagerly awaiting round 2. Anyways, Dixon's was the place I went to get my last morning cup of coffee from on my recent trip to Rapid City and it did not disappoint. The golden milk with the added shot of espresso was very good and incredibly soothing. Just what I needed too, since I think something in the air on all those hikes was starting to affect me. I was especially drawn in by the fact that they make their own almond milk and use locally sourced ingredients. 10/10 would recommend. You guys have a good thing going here. Thanks!