I love ice cream. That being said, I love Horatio's! I love the smell of the fresh waffle cones…read more I love the homemade ice cream that actually melts because it's real. I like the owner who actually is usually there. The service is always fast and friendly. It's even located in a historic building. It's definitely a must stop if you're in Custer.

Amazing, cheap, flavorful ice cream…read more Attention to all lactose intolerant individuals, this place is perfect for you. My partner and I are both slightly lactose intolerant, and this place gave us no issues. We shared an $8 specialty sundae and it was plenty for the both of us. The place is clean, the service was prompt and friendly, and the prices are great. Flavors are few, but very tasty. I'd recommend finishing your day here. Definitely worth it!

We rolled in right before close but the staff was still very friendly. The restaurant is cute &…read moreclean. The pies....amazing. I'm pretty picky about rhubarb pie, and theirs gets two thumbs up from me. My husband got the raspberry rhubarb jalapeño pie & it's now his new favorite. It just works. The crusts are crisp and flaky. We'll be back the next time we're in Custer!

Coming from Wisconsin where we pride ourselves to having the best ice cream/custard, when a place…read moresays home made ice cream they better make it real good. This place outsources their ice cream. I think it's by kemps, but the ice cream we got looked and tasted old. Like it's been sitting there for a few weeks. I say this cause you can tell it's more ice, than cream. It has a weird sweetness to it. It doesn't taste like real dairy or at all fresh made like they advertised. The pie was ok. The crust was fine, but the filling seemed like store bought pudding with some coconut mixed into it. Not enough coconut. Not something I would come back for. Over all they say everything is home made. They're not.

Came in fir some ice cream. I hand the huckleberry ice cream hook up. They also have some cool…read morehomemade produces like chokeberry salad dressing and jam. I bought both and some local black falls coffee beans. They also had some yummy looking chocolates but I didn't get a chance to try those.

Very kind people! But honestly, very overpriced and not the best local made. The "sponge" chocolate…read morewas chewy not melt in the mouth. The truffles were ok.

Stopped by this Dairy Queen and had a great experience. The service was good, the ice cream was…read moreamazing, and the burgers were really good too.

Eulanie was cleaning and scrubbing all the tables, chairs, and booths. We were so impressed! The…read morefood was hot and fresh and delicious. Service was excellent!!!

The food was Outstanding! Very cozy and friendly atmosphere. Our server Tiegan was amazing This…read moreplace was highly recommended by a local so we decided to try it out and we were totally impressed/satisfied!!

Fabulous restaurant! Food was so excellent it could be in any city. Quaint and very popular with…read morelocals as well as people like us traveling through Custer. Our server Travis gave us great service, he was attentive and answered all our questions. Can't wait to return!

Tacos are great! Service was great considering how busy it was! But it is always busy!read more

Great Little Mexican place service was good. Food was good. We had fajitas and tacos so nothing too…read morespecial but the food was really tasty and well done. I'd recommend this place. We only ate here once we tried two other restaurants in town if we were here longer we probably would've ate here again.

Food was great, I had the elk bolognese and my wife had the salmon . Both were excellently…read moreprepared. We also got side salads, which were delicious and we got the Graceland pie or cake. Whatever it was which was divine. We truly enjoyed our meal. I would highly recommend this place. The weight staff that evening was excellent all the guys working there that evening were hustling and doing a great job.

Tried this place at the last minute and am glad I did. The service was terrific and the place is…read morecute. Food came out hot and tasty Thr potroast melted in your mouth.

Fresh oysters for breakfast...in South Dakota? Yes, please!…read more My wife and I stumbled upon this gem on a recent trip through the Black Hills. A note about the restaurant from their website: Erik and Camillia opened Hjem A.M. in 2022 with one goal in mind: bring amazing breakfast food to the Black Hills. The food's focus is seasonality and is inspired by Scandinavian/American flavors. "Hjem" means home in Danish. Camillia and Erik found their home in Custer and want to be your home in the morning. Everything was divine. We wanted to sample the menu so we ordered "The Bob" (pancakes with lemon cream and lingonberry), Lobster eggs Benedict which they were out of unfortunately so the gave us some oysters as an apology. Their quiche of the day was a Mexican inspired elote style with a flaky crust and delightful crema, topped with some pickled onions. Their hollandaise was likely the best I've ever had. The accompanying potatoes and hash browns were perfectly cooked and seasoned. Ashly ordered a sausage patty that included a few chili flakes to wake up the tastebuds. I'd mentioned Ashly's birthday and they brought out a birthday treat - rice pudding topped with dried apricots and granola. And a candle on the side. We certainly felt at home at this lovely place. It had a charming decor and the service was top notch. Be sure to stop by on your next trip to the Black Hills.

Eggs Benedict - SO GOOD!…read more Everything looked really, REALLY good. Service was great, cute spot.

There are limited options in Custer. We would choose here to eat again and again…read more The food was great and the prices were too. The wait staff were local and all friends. This added a great vibe. Highly recommend.

Be wary of the service here. Our server, a blonde, middle age woman, was noticeably cold to my wife…read moreand I when comparing how she treated us compared to other tables. Frequently coming back to other tables to check if anything was needed, striking up conversation, mentioning the specials of the day (which i would've gotten if i had been offered them and hadn't heard after already ordering). We got none of that. As for the food, it's okay. Nothing to write home about for $50 dollars between a drink, an appetizer, and two mid size entrees. I'm assuming the issue is that my partner and I are both in our mid 20s and have the stereotype of not tipping, which is understandable. This dining experience we definitely did hold up the stereotype based on the complete lack of decent service. If you're anywhere below mid 30s, I'd take your money elsewhere. There's a Pizza Hut a block away that's tasty, friendly, and 1/5 of the price.