My dad is the best at what he does and strives to make you happy with with work. If there isn't an…read moreopening he'll find a way to squeeze you in or at your earliest convenience the next day...he works very hard and is reliable and affordable

Morning coffee today at this truck stop. It was easy to access in my Sprinter van and they have a…read morehuge selection of high carb snacks and a gift shop with South Dakota merchandise. Coffee was hot and the store is clean. I did not need to use the fuel pumps from here but they looked to be in good shape. [Review 17834 overall - 39 in South Dakota - 1355 of 2022.]

Clean bathrooms. Friendly staff. Bays stocked with window cleaning equipment. Good place to stop!read more

Today August 8,2023 on the receipt the time was 6:37 pm.n cashier was : Cadence…read more Me and my grandmother shopped came to check out and the greeting was rude and instead of handing us the bag as we reached for it... Cashier dropped the bag before I could grab it. We kept a positive tone asking for receipts and then proceeded to leave the store and heard clear but quiet "f***ing customers"

From the owner: Dollar General White River is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

Like an oasis on the prairie. Coffee made by the cup, regional craft beers by the can, plenty of…read moresnacks and drinks. Souvenirs abound. Loose goats lay around outside. Right in front of 1888 town.

This gas station is next to the 1880 town exhibit in Midland, SD. Gas was relatively easy to find…read morean available pump. While pumping gas, there were 3 pet goats lying as they watched people gassing up their vehicles. Once I completed the transaction, I went over to pet the goats, very tame and mellow. Staff inside were friendly and the convenience store was well-stocked with a variety of travel and refreshment products. This was a great stop just to stretch the legs, see the goats, and appreciate how life was in the 1880's in South Dakota.

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.

A lovely little store run by local high school stores. Look for locally made fare.read more

On a visit to Cody, Nebraska, I fell in love with this convenient little store right in the center…read moreof town. There are two registers to the left of when you enter, and plastic bags are free (no 5 cent fee!). I bought a bag of pretzels, a jar of peanut butter, and some candy, but the store has a tons of merchandise and even produce (fresh fruits and veggies). The store is volunteer-run by students from the local high school, and they are super friendly.

Chosen because they're on the Upside rebate program and I earned a few extra cents back per gallon,…read morewhich makes it overall the cheapest gas in the area. Oh, and it was on my route. The station has a convenience store, but I did not need to go inside. Instead, a quick fill up (17 gallons!) and I used their long stick squeegees to clear off some of the dead bugs from the windshield. Four stars - I'm a fan! [Review 17836 overall - 41 in South Dakota - 1357 of 2022.]

Bathrooms were dirty and I think there was only one person working in the entire store, that was…read morevisible, and he was very unfriendly in my brief encounter with him at the register. The owners need to hire more staff. The location is convenient just off of I-90 on the way to Pierre and the selection of items in the store was decent, although the internal delis were closed in the evening. My recommendation is to wait until you get to Pierre for better options and prices.

I just moved here, and I about cried when I saw that they had an organic spring mix and organic…read morebaby carrots. Also found organic coconut oil and organic whole wheat pasta. And antibiotic-free ground turkey.

Be prepared to have $150 taken on top of what you spend on gas if using debit. With that much you…read morewould think there would a sign with the times we live in. Small place. I would go no stars if I could.

So far my only South Dakota business review! I stopped here late at night on a cross country road…read moretrip and this was a great place to fuel up and get caffeine. There is a bar and restaurant in the building, a Sinclair dinosaur statue, and a pay phone! Also, this was the first place I stopped where I heard a Midwestern accent- demarcating the separating of the Mountain States and the Midwest. Not bad at all; would definitely stop here again.!

Lil'feller does, indeed, have seating (as promised)…read more It also boasts a dark and dingy video-poker room (since it operates within the confines of South Dakota, wherein automated gambling is omnipresent). My friend and fellow traveler ventured a chicken-salad sandwich, which he deemed palatable, presenting all the basics: shredded chicken, mayonnaise, iceberg lettuce, and wheat bread. My house-brewed coffee, meanwhile, was more than palatable: it was downright good, which is a bit novel for a gas-station (though very much appreciated). But Lil'feller isn't just in Winner, it's a winner; and Winner itself isn't your ordinary town of twenty-five-hundred: it's the county-seat of both its own and the neighboring county. Lil'feller - at least in my limited experience - does justice to such a twin-seated town (even if one drops in, as I did, outside of its famous pheasant season).

We were pleasantly surprised by the large selection of late night homemade food they had to offer…read more The gas station was kind of dirty and no windshield washer solution was available by the pumps.