THIS PLACE IS SO COOL We Come here every year to look at…read morethe new stuff they got and they never disappoint!!

Walking Main Street during Sturgis 2021, along with hundreds of other motorcycle enthusiasts, we…read morehappened upon this place. I was amazed and impressed with the quality of the paintings hanging on the walls. The paintings of motorcycles in various settings, with subjects, without subjects, all conveyed a unique ability to connect with a rider's love of riding. It's obvious the artist is very talented as attention to detail, colors, and theme are creative and inspiring. Other merchandise available here include sculptures, western wear hats, and unique lamps. The prices can run in the 4 digit category for the paintings. I wasn't buying today, but really enjoyed looking. If you're looking for a unique gift for that hard to buy for motorcycle enthusiast, come check this place out - it's really worth a visit.

Best selection of wine in the black hills with view and service to match. Wife and I come here…read moreweekly!

A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Deadwood…read more My wife and I stumbled upon this incredibly unique and peaceful wine house just steps away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Deadwood--and what a discovery it was. In a city known for its casinos and saloons, this beautifully restored home offers an entirely different kind of experience: one centered around relaxation, quality, and taste. Housed in a gorgeously maintained historic property, this spot features multiple cozy rooms filled with elegant furnishings and stained glass windows, along with spacious porches both upstairs and downstairs where you can unwind with a glass or bottle of wine. The ambiance alone makes it worth a visit. The wine selection is top-tier and surprisingly affordable, especially for South Dakota. They offer a solid list of wines by the glass or bottle, but also have a curated room filled with exceptional bottles from around the world--at prices that beat anything else we saw in the area, whether in Custer or Deadwood. You can enjoy your wine there (with a small corkage fee) or take it home. To complement the wine, they serve thoughtfully arranged charcuterie boards featuring a variety of cheeses, fruits, and other healthy bites. You can also add sliced salami to customize your board further to enhance the experience. This isn't your typical restaurant or wine bar--it's more like being invited into someone's beautifully curated home for a relaxing afternoon or evening. It's a peaceful, upscale oasis in a town that can sometimes feel a little wild. Highly recommended if you're looking for something refined, memorable, and just a short stroll from the main strip.

Beautiful store right on the main Hot Springs drag just across from the iconic waterfall! (NOTE:…read moretheir correct address is 501 N River St., Hot Springs, SD)! Charming shop in a single-story historic building in the town's old Medical Block featuring unique, quality artisan gifts/art and lovely people! definitely something for everyone! (And the most charming seating area for tired souls needing a moment while their partner shops ;)! Superb pricing for hand-designed art and gifts! GO SUPPORT LOCAL ARTISTS and shop here! 5-star service and merchandise

Incredible artisan market filled with treasures of all sorts. I also appreciated the staff member…read morehelping me locate other items from an artist so I could buy a full set of paintings.

Small exhibition of the Bison and story of the native people in the area. Built and funded by Kevin…read moreCostner. Nice display of artifacts and history on display. The coolest part is the bronze statues on display. If you like museums you'll enjoy this stop.

My sister and I were in Lead recently researching our family and decided to take the tour of the…read morecity plus head out to Story of the Bison. Our bus driver was so interesting and made me and others laugh and enjoy the ride. Later out at Tatanka we enjoyed the video shown of Kevin Costner and seeing his dedication toward the Lakota and seeing the native costumes worn in Dances with Wolves. Our native guide was very open and knowledgeable about his culture. Later I shared some of my local pacific northwest native culture with him. We also enjoyed the bison and warriors sculptures outside. Its obvious alot of thought went into creating the experience. Thank you!​​​​

Wonderful museum housing many artifacts of the Deadwood area. Started by a wealthy businessman…read moreAdams. Recommended $5 donation upon entry. The level building, elevator not working for those that struggle with stairs. Short movie discussing the fire in Deadwood. Spent about an hour checking out the tons of historical items. A must see.

Amazing deadwood gold rush museum of 1876…read more View: 1. the first gold nugget found by Potato Creek Johnny - a showman by trade. 2. the first locomotive utilized for gold extraction. 3. View / Enjoy the history of Deadwood, SD.

We stopped for coffees mid-morning and were pleasantly surprised by the friendly service and…read morenumerous delicious options. You can watch glass blowing as you eat/drink which is a fun experience. If you're in Deadwood - stop here!!

My first interaction with this company was several years ago, it was a great experience. We had a…read morecompany outing and brought the office team to make their own glass projects. So, I obviously felt a connection and a trust with this the studio. However, I have since commissioned this company to make three memory ornaments after we lost a 4 legged member of the family. Of the 3 pieces that we ordered, only 1 arrived unbroken. After contacting the owner of the studio, I was informed that they would remake 1 of the ornaments only (even though the owner insured the packages with the post office when shipping them). I supplied the needed pictures for them to file the claim. We ultimately asked for a refund and was Promptly refunded for 1 of the pieces. So- I ordered 3, 2 of them came broken and wound up being refunded for 1. The one that was not broken is perfect in every way and will be cherished. Just be careful if you order and need it shipped to you.

The Tin Lizzie gaming crew are the best in Deadwood! We stayed a week and gambled every day. The…read moredealers and Pit bosses were fun, professional and engaging. Thank you for a great time!

Tight slots and all new games only, I wish they kept a mix of new and some older ones. We found a…read morenice selection next door, but if you like brand new progressive slots, you'll find many good options. The floor is clean and service walks through regularly checking on people.

This was such a surprise! We stopped in after our drive back from Spearfish and so glad we did!…read more Paid the extra $5 to do the underground tour and it was such a great tour! The gentleman that sis the tour used to work in the mines. He was so knowledgeable and we learned so much. Really enjoyed his stories! Totally worth the stop!

Best museum I've been to in a long time we learned so much about the South Dakota mines I would…read morerecommend this museum over any else both gentlemen were very helpful answered all our questions and were helpful teaching us to pan for gold.

we had a great time and love the casino and the dealers. This was our 2nd time here this year. We…read morewere there in May and had such a good time that we decided to go back again in SEPT 2026. We decided this was so much more fun than Las Vegas, this is our new go to vacation spot. Very clean and dealers very nice. FREE DRINKS WHILE PLAYING IS NO PROBLEM( they come very often). One of the dealers in the mornings was Jason. Jason sure made it fun. others like Tina, Tanner, Jeff, Eliana were all GREAT. We will go again in the spring when we can count on no snow. Thanks to all who makes every trip so much fun!!!

Tried this place again for gambling. I have been coming to…read moreDeadwood for over 20 years and live here and will tell you I have NEVER won here. It is the worst casino for gambling in Deadwood. The place sucks donkey dick.