They illegally charge a 2.99% inflation fee in addition to South Dakota tax. I made a cash…read morepurchase and when I asked what the fee was for, the young man said he only worked there. He was definitely part of the family running the business. He got very nervous when I challenged him for an answer. Never got one. He had a basket sitting on the counter begging for money. Overpriced junk.

Sadly, if I could give this place 0 stars I would. I came into this place with my mother and it's a…read morewhatever tourist souvenir shop, one of many in Deadwood. One of the sales girls started talking in a faux Middle Eastern accent to what appeared to be two Middle Eastern women who walked into the store. My mother and I were so bothered by this that we walked back into the store and asked to speak to the managers/owners. The owners then perceived to start an argument with my mother about being too sensitive. They did not even understand that the actions of their sales girl appeared to be blatantly racist and disrespectful. I'm not on board with supporting racist business owners.

Lots of fun stuff for all ages. They have collectibles from local artists. They have lots of games…read moreand toys for the kids. If you're looking for camping items they have those too. Stop in and get an ice cream!

Visiting this area was certainly on the bucket list (sci-fi) . Getting the shop with the tower in…read morethe background just tied it all together. So many trinkets and gifts to purchase, really tied into the area theme and made it feel complete to visit. Friendly and helpful workers, and the rattlesnake at the back of the store was mind blowing.

I went to return a pair of sunglasses that I had bought the day before. The owner refused to give…read moreme a refund stating that there is a no return policy. He pointed at a sign on the other side of the counter. On my receipt there was no such policy stated. My husband was quite upset and used profanity which he should not have done. I was completely controlled and respectful. The owner told me to take my sunglasses and leave his store. Also, I paid over 53.00 in taxes. Looked pretty suspicious. I do not recommend this store. Buyers beware.

Last year during Sturgis I was charged 7.7% tax on purchase. Ok. Plus 2.99% inflation charge…read more Printed on receipt. I find that was illegal and will contact state dept. ​

Good selection, convenient location and helpful employees that were very friendly as well.read more

Great, inexpensive t-shirts. We were looking for souvaneirs and we loved…read more The service was great. The selection was good. We got our choice of shirts, collectible and knick knacks. Check it out

Visited Black Hills Caverns this summer! This was the first of 2 caverns we visited while in South…read moreDakota! We made reservations months in advance but I think you can also show up the same day. Tour was great and felt nice and cool during the hot summer day! Well worth the visit!

On the way back from Mt. Rushmore, we decided to call and make a reservation for an "Adventure…read moretour". What you need to know: They have two tours: The Adventure Tour (1 hour) Crystal Tour (1/2 hour) One lady had mobility issues and a cane and they accommodated her on the Crystal tour and she was fine. There was one flight of stairs that she had to take twice but she took her time. There was also a newborn baby that I would not recommend - the baby kept crying and the parent had to end their tour. Kids were fine. Reservations: preferred but not required, last tour is close to 5pm, but call to check. Attire/Gear: I had on vans and no special gear and was fine but note, it's colder down there in the summer, and warmer in the winter. We went in August and it was about 55 degrees inside the cave. Lucky I brought a hoodie. Towards the end of the tour you have to get back up using stairs so you heat up quickly. Our tour guide Josh was fun and happily chatted with us - they feed off of your feedback! He also let us use their umbrellas to get back to our car since a storm had begun while we were in the cave. I recommend this tour for all ages so you can learn a little about the area and history of the cave!

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.

Wonderful place for a nice glass(or bottle) of wine and charcuterie! Love the different themed…read more rooms. Great for couples or groups. The owner is very knowledgeable and makes you feel right at home.

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If you want inexpensive and well made Sturgis, Rushmore, Black Hilds etc Sweat Shirts, T Shirts,…read more.... nick nacks and a really nice gal helping us.

Who wants a CHEAPO T-shirt or keychain souvenir? It falls apart within days and all that stuff's…read moreoverpriced and IMPORTED anyway. Doc & Alice's is a better bet for GIRLY souvenir memories. There is a selection of locally made items - jewelry, soaps, HANDICRAFTS, etc. I can't say there is a huge selection of LOCAL crafted items because there is also a large assortment of familiar LABELS stocked on the shelves too. It's a MIXED BAG, I guess. You'll find clothes, purses, shoes, kids items, and SCARVES, etc. Oh the scarves! Just plain LOVELY, DAHLING. You had to pull me by the hair to KEEP ME AWAY from the all those scarves. Prices are higher than I would NORMALLY PAY for local items in my hometown; even with PREMIUM quality in mind. That's fine. I'll support the LOCALS making A LIVING :) I scored some locally made goat milk soaps and turquoise jewelry. CUTE!

What a cute shop....With nearly every single other shop in Hill City & Keystone selling the same…read morestandard, chintzy tourist fare, Doc & Alice is a much needed breath of fresh air! The staff was kind & inviting. The building is tastefully decorated and there is a variety of goods for sale from t-shirts & handbags to soaps & home decor. My three year old loved the little stuffed animal area under the stairs! My only complaint is that they didn't have any cool shirts for my husband.