Great store Love the variety and service…read moreThis is my go to store for great gifts They have more than Christmas and the store displays are cheerful

Beautifully merchandised boutique. Gorgeous selection of gourmet foods! I enjoyed shopping all the…read moreunique gifts. I strongly recommend this for a unique gift.

Fantastic shop. Very well curated, and quite the surprise in this town. Super friendly shopkeeper…read morealso. Highly recommended for cool mid-century modern furniture and decor!

I stopped by in August just as the owner was closing, I offered to come back tomorrow and she said…read moreto look around, no need to leave. Her store is beautifully curated and the prices are SO reasonable. She said that she is willing to ship the smaller items. There are a lot of wonderful things for the home as well as for one of a kind gifts or the missing piece to a treasured collection. If I lived closer (I live 5 states away) I would frequent the shop. I can't wait to go back!

Customer service is wonderful and wonderful selection and prices that you can find for your home or…read morebusiness

I have been to the store 3 times in the last 2 weeks and it is always closed with the same sign on…read morethe door saying that it will close at 5. When it's 3 in the afternoon. What is going on?

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.

They have "Fill a bag for $10 or $12 on Mon." And "Half Price" on Tue. And even when it isn't half…read moreprice clothes are like $2 which means I can cloth my whole family sooo inexpensive. They always greet me as soon as I come in the door, and if I'm looking for something specific, I can just call and they'll check to see if they have it. And bonus, the money is going to help people who have been trafficked. I truly couldn't ask for anything more!!!

Never find much here anymore since the new group took over. Used to find better jewelry items and…read morealso the prices are quite high.

While on a long family vacation, my teenage son, who is very much into music and plays a variety of…read moreinstruments, wanted to find an authentic Native American drum. We visited several stores which claimed to sell Native American products, but there was always an issue of quality, authenticity, and/or price. Then, when leaving the Black Hills, before starting the home stretch of our trip, we stopped in the Dakota Drum Company. My son's wait proved worthwhile. Sonja, the owner of the store, was very helpful in explaining the products, and we discovered, she was also the artist who painted the drums. We spent a long time in the store while my son made his selection, and Sonja was very informative, not just about the products, but about the Lakota culture and practices. When my son had decided upon the drum he wanted, Sonja explained the meanings of the painting details on the drum and provided us with additional information. He now has the drum proudly displayed in his room. It must be noted that the prices are not cheap -- but very fair given the high quality, authentic nature of the products In addition to drums, there is other art work to be found, and my wife purchased a few things. Even if you are not in the market for a Native American drum, it is worthwhile to go in the Dakota Drum Company and look around.

Beautiful store with such amazing hand made authentic Dakota jewelry drums and buffalo hides…read more Definitely should check it out. The woman was so helpful with history.