Lol! We came twice in one day because 1. They have a salad bar in a canoe!…read more2. Our server, Ashley G., the most pleasantly demeanored efficient server I have ever seen inside USA, other countries, yes, but this gal was hustling hard by all by herself on a super busy morning. She must've had 12 tables and she took care of all of us with a smile and remembered everything! Truly amazing. Girl needs a raise.

We may have had a good experience because it wasn't busy. We were in before 5 on a random Saturday…read moreat the end of September and the place was mostly empty. All of the workers appeared to be high school students, and they were all doing their jobs; our young waitress was especially sweet. I got a BLT and a cup of soup, which was creamy chicken veg that night. The soup is self-serve. This soup was so good that I was sad I short-changed myself and only filled my little kettle halfway. I wish I had asked if I could go get more because I loved that soup. It was savory, not at all thick and goopy, and the chunks of chicken were so tender. BLT was generous and neatly made. No complaints. Husband got a French dip. No complaints there either. The jus was very good. Two meals, 2 sodas, $33 and change before tip.

For a tourist town the prices were surprisingly reasonable. The small dish of ice cream provides up…read moreto two flavors of ice cream for less than $5. The flavors they offer aren't just typical Hiland which was a nice change. The ice cream was flavorful and rich, I suggest the espresso flavored one. The latte was average, but provides that needed kick of caffeine. There are spacious seating options inside and outside.

Positioned right outside the south entrance to the National Park, I assumed this store would be all…read moreabout gifts and touristy trinkets. Don't sleep on the cafe, however! They have a surprisingly good lineup of espresso drinks. I tried the dirty chai, and it was excellent -- not too sweet, with just the right amount of spice. I definitely did not expect that quality of drink from such an unassuming store. And the caramel bun...so decadent, it definitely hit the spot for a big dessert-for-breakfast kind of morning. All in all, a solid place for a morning fix if you're visiting the park!

The coffee and tea drinks we had were both incredible. They have alternative milk options and the…read moreshop also had peach purée that could be added to the peach black tea as a little extra flavor and sweetener. The shop itself is a cute little space that also sells a few other bakery and parfait items. We were lucky to get there before a big rush came in, the space is a little small so after ordering you go outside to their cute front porch and they will call your order out at the walk up window.

Mary and I stopped in for iced mocha's and a Scone. Friendly staff greeted us and quickly had our…read moreorder ready, delicious.

Came Monday morning for breakfast; I was surprised that they were closed. Returned Tuesday morning…read more& were happy to get a table before 9:00. We had luggage in our car & parked right out front. Coffee with milk came quickly & was delicious. I ordered the farmhouse breakfast & my husband pancakes. Our waitress was efficient and friendly. Breakfast was substantial and delicious, we had trouble finishing it all.

Brunch before National Park [Medora ND]…read more Just a quarter mile before the entrance to the Theodore Roosevelt National Park we decided to have brunch first. We found this cafe serving breakfast and lunch. I can't remember the wait time, maybe like 20 mins. the waiting area was under a covered area in a front porch setting. It was a popular place for tourists. We each ordered a "Lighter Breakfast" which was one egg, bacon for me (sausage for the hubby) and white toast. Good and simple. Breakfast was served from 7:00a to 11:00a. The restaurant was small and intimate inside. Staff was good and attentive. It can get pretty noisy inside. Review #3498

Great local coffee spot, with a modestly sized interior as well as a popular drive-thru. The coffee…read morehere was pretty good -- I had a cappuccino that I enjoyed. It seems that they cater more to specialty drinks, including some that sounded quite delicious, but also very much in the "dessert-for-breakfast" category. If you're in the mood for a decadent coffee drink, this spot is for you. For a more traditional coffee, Market Press was good, but not "out of this world" good, ya know?

Well, we used to really like this coffee shop because it was the only place we could get freshly…read moreroasted whole beans for our espresso machine. The flavor is significantly better than anything store bought. Now that it was bought out they got rid of the bean roaster. This is the 3rd establishment in Dickinson that has been bought out since I've lived here where the outcome is a place we no longer shop at. Dickinson must really not like having anything decent. I think this is the year we will finally move out of this state for good!

They have a good variety of breakfast sandwiches and breads. My husband got the pumpkin bread and…read morethey use Styrofoam containers and I'm not a big fan of that. There are better options available. The bread so super sweet. So if you like super sweet this is your bread. #SweetTooth I got a caramel macchiato and that to was very sweet. #CaramelMacchiato The service inside is kinda slow. #SlowService It looks like every other chain restaurant. #ChainRestaurant

First stop for coffee this morning and it was a great one. Located in a strip mall just off the…read morehighway, they're open super early and that's what I need. I'm trying hard to stick to Eastern Time on my travels so a coffee shop that's open at 5:30am Mountain is a boon! I was here with my coffee and a pastry for about two hours. This got me some power in my laptop but I was able to send a couple of emails and even write a Yelp review or two. Comfortable seating, great coffee, speedy wifi. I'm very pleased. [Review 20785 overall - 140 in North Dakota - 1769 of 2023.]

Still has the best breakfast sandwiches in the area, you have to get there early (5:30 am) they…read moresell out fast. Great Customer Service and the owner is a wonderful young lady. Don't pass up a wonderful meal

I purchased $40 worth of gas at this location, but later when I checked my receipt, discovered that…read morethey added a $1.20 "flate rate fee". So it appears they secretly add additional charges for gas purchases, plus they cannot spell "flat"

I got four fudges and they are all delicious. They were mint chocolate,chocolate, coconut…read morechocolate, and pistachio. The service was fine. They have pretty standard ice cream flavors, I didn't get any ice cream though. They had a bunch of train stuff and that was cool. Really recommend.

Was disappointed. The website said open until 8, we arrived at 7:30 and was already closed.read more

"Pervasive, but like in a good way!"…read more ... So said the young lady shopper I passed walking into this grocery store in North Dakota, when she overheard my surprise to find a Starbucks here. It's your typical grocery store SB-- dependable quality control, meticulously measured and prepared, and served with that barista-panache we've all come to expect. Yes, even here in NoDak. Dickinson is on the larger end of cities by ND standards, so not terribly surprising... I guess I'm always a little incredulous that a little Seattle coffee company had such a global impact. As best we could figure, this is your only reasonable Starbucks option relatively close to the I-94. You're not going to find much between here and Medora, anyway.

Something about our kiwi star fruit drink here was TAINTED. Idk if the kiwis were fermented or…read moresomething or just way past their due date, but it tasted bad and strange. I get this drink at basically every Starbucks and it's consistently pretty good, but not here. With that said - they did have the ND "Been Here" mug and that's the real reason we came. So yay.