Lots of interesting items out front which caught our eye. After touring we decided to check the…read morestore out before settling into the hotel for the night. The front of the store had lots of signs, statues and other Knick knacks. Entering the store I was surprised at how much bigger it was than I first thought. It was full of items. There are dolls, card decks, casino chips, doorknobs, various tools, dinnerware, western posters, an old fashioned baby carriage, animal pelts. There was a whole room full of various beer cans and beer memorabilia. Old trunks, unique spice holders and glasses. I couldn't finish looking around. He found it overwhelming and waited in the car. It was a little crowded for me but I wanted to check the store out. If you like old items and rummaging around, you'll like this store.

Can't believe this place has not been reviewed. I had some time to kill and was pleasantly…read moresurprised by this gem. Amazing variety and lots of fun. It's not cheap - they know what they have - but some really cool things. Great place, nice people and one or two things that I just had to have. Fun place!

I had to put this under "Rochford Mall" because there was no entry of this place, which didn't…read moresurprise me as Rochford probably only has maybe 50 residents at best. And beings this is my ALL TIME FAVORITE DIVE, I had to add it here. So the place is called . . . . THE MOONSHINE GULCH SALOON Go up the road in Hill City next to the Exxon gas station (the road might be called Deerfield Road?) and head for Rochford, a tiny old town nestled in the mountains. I'd ask for directions at the gas station here. It's about 20 minutes up this road from Hill City. This place ROCKS as the picture will show you. Betsy, the owner, will take you under her wing and tell ya a couple of stories if she's not busy. She makes her own french fries, and they're great, but the burgers are on the super small side. You don't go here for food. Unless it's her homemade fries. You go here for brews and to hear a yarn or two. This place is in the dictionary for the words "local color." One time I was here, there were two 80 year old banjo players playing their cute little hearts out and one of them was blind. Another time, I found Betsy nursing a stray baby deer from a bottle in front of the bar. Another time, she had a milk cow tied up next to the saloon. The place is a cross between old west stuff, kind of dumpy, yet fun. There's so much stuff nailed on the walls and on the ceiling it would take several hours to see everything. The BEST part, is to ride on your bike here when they do the annual Michelson Trail Bicycle Ride. Plan it so you'll finish up at this place and have a few brews. The clientele varies WILDLY from little old men, to bikers, to weird toothless yokels, to clowns--literally, to rich yuppies stopping by for the "quaint factor." Warning: if you do not like dives or drinking or funkiness or trippy people, or old things, you will not like this joint.

This isn't just shopping for cool treasures, it's an EXPERIENCE!!! Our family had a blast!! We…read morecould've hung out all day!! Max has something for everyone! A MUST stop!!

My honest to goodness favorite place in Sturgis…read more And Max is my favorite person, he also has super cool stuff to look at and take home.

What a COOL place! The humidor ROOM is giant, the selection of cigars is amazing, and the employees…read moreare even better. We loved it when this business was in its old location, but this space is so much better. They have couches, a bar, high tops, and even live music! They also sell merch. The bar is just beer and wine, FYI. No THC drinks either. My husband and I were in town for three days and we hung out here every day. I bought two cigars to take home and the employee gave me this sealable envelope and a packet to keep the cigars fresh. What an awesome place. We want to come back to Deadwood just to visit this place again! FYI - no one under 21yo and there aren't TV's. Enjoy your smoke, your beer, and talk to your people! I kinda wanted to go back with a book. Haha

Gorgeous, spacious location, friendly employee, clearance shirts on sale, but a VERY limited cigar…read moreselection. Half the humidor was either empty or had empty boxes. Absolutely ZERO Deadwood cigars! Didnt have time to light one up, i was just looking to buy and walked away empty handed...disapointing to say the least.

It is a unique store run by an amiable owner and her cat --a good selection of crystals, hand-made…read morenotepads, books, piercings, and much more little stuff. This place was previously a church.

I literally love this place so much and I go to it quite a lot because I've been going to South…read moreDakota since I was born but I do think that they should rename it to the purple palace because that's what me and my family call it because of the fact that the fact that it's so purple just needs to be somewhere in the name and there's kitty cat

If you are an experienced quilter or a beginner like me this store is an amazing resource. They…read morehave really high quality fabric and every tool you would need for any project. The people who work there are so helpful and so good at what they do. I haven't taken advantage of any of the classes or groups that meet there but I intend to do so. I find the selection of fabrics, the prices and the quality make it my go to place to buy fabric in the Black Hills. This is the real deal.

Lovely quilting store in a house so you can go from room to room and find your favorite…read morecolors/themes. Very friendly owner. She was participating in a national quilt project. She had some quilts that incorporated embroidery.

If you're driving through Deadwood and don't stop at Dahl's Chainsaw Art, you're seriously missing…read moreone of the coolest roadside stops in the Black Hills. We pulled in thinking it would be a quick look... and ended up walking around way longer than expected. The place is packed with insanely detailed wood carvings--everything from bears and eagles to Bigfoot and custom pieces that honestly don't even look like they were made with a chainsaw. What makes this spot stand out is that it's not just a gallery--it's an experience. The artists, brothers Jarrett and Jordan Dahl, are award-winning and sometimes carve pieces right in front of you, which is wild to watch. The whole setup is super casual. You can walk around freely, take photos, and check out everything up close. Some of the sculptures are massive, and others are small enough to take home if you want a unique souvenir. Best part? It's usually free to stop and explore, making it one of those easy, no-brainer stops on your Black Hills road trip. Overall, Dahl's Chainsaw Art is quirky, creative, and way more impressive than you'd expect. Quick stop... but honestly one of the most memorable. Check out more hidden gems on our socials @reessroots

Such a cool shop! Loads of incredible artwork from the Grinch to bears to owls. Lots of them were…read morefor sale and the smaller pieces were decently priced

One excellent hardware store, they have it all and very friendly help!…read moreOpen on Sunday's also

Love this place we have been doing business with Les and Twin City for years through many remodels…read morein Deadwood. Very fair and helpful!