We were driving through on our way to Mount Rushmore, and stopped at this small sandwich shop for…read morelunch. If you're looking for something fast, go someplace else. If you want a local spot with heart and the best homemade pie in the world, stop here. Whatever you order, get the potato salad on the side. Trust me on this! And for the love of all that is holy, get a piece of pie. It might be the best coconut cream pie I've ever had. Our server (was her name Jenny? Maybe?) was incredible and was literally running circles around everyone else working. For real. I assumed she was the owner, but I asked, and she wasn't. I hope they appreciate her because I'm pretty sure she could run the world! What are you waiting for? Go get the pie!!!

This place seemed hidden amongst the typical tourist joints. It's a small diner that seems more…read moresuited towards locals. The food was decent. The staff were all nice and had a great rapport with each other.

Lauren, our server was truly wonderful …read more Clean & friendly atmosphere. Incredibly delicious food. A must go to for breakfast and lunch.

Baker's Bakery & Cafe is a fantastic old-style bakery and diner with a wonderful, almost retro…read morefeel. You can tell right away that this is a place with heart. The staff (especially Nicole) is incredibly kind, friendly, and genuinely proud of what they do, and it really shows in how they interact with customers. Freshly brewed coffee, fresh baked goods, and amazing breakfast burritos made our visit a real treat. We enjoyed a full breakfast for $28 including tip, which is such a great value these days. Highly recommended if you're looking for quality food, warm service, and a nostalgic atmosphere. Support local businesses like this, you won't be disappointed!

This was good. I am only giving it 4 stars due to a very limited menu so it may not hit that…read morebreakfast craving spot on. Ladies behind the counter were super nice and the 2 window aspect to the cabin kept it moving rather quickly. - I do believe they have moved and downgraded their menu - it showed they used to be in town and now they are in a small drive-thru coffee cabin.

The iced tea does not taste good. It tastes like ascorbic acid rather than fresh brewed. They also…read morewere sold out of all food options by mid morning and they do not let paying customers use the restroom.

This restaurant has a good location in Hill City…read more The service was the highlight of my visit. Our server was a young man that was attentive and took very good care of us. The food is pretty average...a greasy spoon kind-of-place. It'd be nice if they had a few "lighter" options.

We went for lunch and had literally the rudest waitress ever. Her name was Dyana. She acted mad…read morethat she was there, had snarky comments when we asked a question about the menu, never came back to check on us or refill drinks. I have never not tipped a waiter/waitress until today but her attitude was deserving of NO TIP! Dyana needs to find a new job that is not in the service industry.

Enjoying a breakfast treat with a gorgeous view! Always greeted with a smile when we come in. And…read morethe food comes out warm and quick!

We enjoyed stopping here on our travels. We found the service to be warm and friendly, and the…read morevariety of food options to be great for all dietary needs (gluten and diary free). The quality of the food was tasty, offered a good portion size, and the coffee was delicious. The interior is welcoming and joyful, and had some great nature views right outside. All around I highly recommend this spot!

Wow, I'd just like to say the woman taking our order was great. We got a 1/2 dozen and these donuts…read moreare just what we needed. This place was packed to the brim with people and had a nice seating area, but it looked like they could use some more seats

Hated to give 2 stars but not sure what all of the hype is about. Our donuts Sunday morning at…read more6:30am tasted day old and kind of stiff. Not the fluffy, airy donuts we crave. People were super friendly, maybe I came in on an of day. But Sunday at 6:30 am? Everything should be super fresh.

Great coffee and even better atmosphere! We were visiting from out of state and didn't expect to…read morefind such a cool place in a small town! Highly recommend!

Really nice staff here. Large and clean interior with plenty of seating. Beautiful and large…read moreoutdoor area with lots of seating. Outdoor area has a fireplace! SO excited to see they had 3 different açaí bowls on the menu!

We fell in LOVE with this place! We ate here twice while staying at the Bavarian Inn and had a…read moregreat experience both times. The staff are absolutely lovely - so friendly and personable, and truly seem happy to help and serve! The decor is adorable and so unique - cozy fireplaces, outdoor patio seating, big beautiful windows to let natural light in. The food was amazing. The breakfast banana split, the breakfast sandwiches, yogurt bowls and the strawberry croissant were all so delicious! And the coffee was on point - beautifully crafted and delicious. They even offer free strawberry infused water and free apples, not to mention the giant chess game you can play inside. All around a 10/10! We will most certainly be back!

A place to find food when there's not much available in the area. We were optimistic about this…read morerestaurant as it had a beautiful outdoor seating area, unfortunately 45° temperatures in cold rain prevent prevented that from happening. We were pleasantly greeted at the kiosk. You order food as there is no table service here. Food is somewhat limited, but service was fast. The restaurant was rather cold inside and many people were sitting fully cloaked and hooded/hats on to stay warm as the front door was wide open. We asked the manager if it was possible to close the door as the temperature inside was so cold and reading the room you could see we were not the only ones that felt this way! Without explanation, we were told no and that's how it had to be. We noticed on the way out that the thermostat was set at 54°! Brrrrr So, we did not stay very long. We ate our less than adequate food with plastic cutlery and left. Probably not a spot I would go out of my way again to visit and would check out other opportunities in the area.

I needed a spot to charge while camping, this place had lots of outlets. I had a chai which was…read moredelicious, then decided to get lunch as well. The portabella-feta "burger" was incredible. Staff were friendly and quick. Note for queer safety: this business didn't have any explicit pride flags but also didn't have decor that suggests it wouldn't be welcoming. There is only one bathroom which is all-gender. I was not the only visibly queer person there the day I went. Accessibility: all one level, small lip at doorway to enter, wide space to navigate between tables

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.

One of my favorite places in town! 8th Ave. Bakery bakes up some of the most delicious pastries in…read morethe Northern Black Hills! My favorites are their donuts and danish pastries!

I'm not a sweets guy so I loved that they had a huge variety of savory baked goods. Great quiche…read more Glad the guy at MJs market said to stop! The staff is great and I even liked the sweets other people had, fantastic balance!