We had a great lunch at Killian's Food & Drink while visiting Spearfish, and it ended up being one…read moreof our favorite meals of the trip. My wife ordered the curry noodles with chicken, and I had the rum cured trout. Both dishes were excellent. The curry had great flavor without being overwhelming, and the trout was outstanding. It was one of the best fish dishes I've had in quite a while. As always, we arrived with a challenging list of dietary restrictions. My wife has gluten and dairy allergies, while I manage Alpha Gal syndrome, a tree nut allergy, and diabetes. Our server, Jessica, was knowledgeable about food sensitivities, took the time to answer our questions, and made sure we were comfortable with our meal choices. That attention to detail was very much appreciated. The atmosphere is casual, relaxed, and welcoming. Families with children would feel right at home here, but it also works well for couples or groups of friends. I probably wouldn't choose it for an important business dinner, but for a casual meal with great food, it's an excellent choice. Highly recommended if you're in the Spearfish area. We'd definitely return.

Always quick and very attentive service. Every time I have ordered something different and every…read moretime I'm never disappointed. I've tried- The Southwest Sous Vide Pork Chop, Dakota meatloaf, steak Tips, Both chicken sandwiches, asada fries, moroccan, dry rub wings and multiple types of their beers on draft.

This is a gem of an urban campground. It was recommended to us by our camp neighbor the night…read morebefore in North Dakota. We only had time to spend one night there but could easily have spent longer.

Camping spots too close together... We were glad to be here…read morewhen the campground was pretty open but because we reserved online we ended up right next to two other campers when there were lots of open spots. The creek right next to our spot was cool! And we did have some trees for shade. The second night was a Friday night and the campers kept rolling in. Two spaces down from us was a group of young people drinking from a big spirits bottle and falling on the ground and yelling at each other at midnight... arg... They like nature?

An unexpectedly well curated collection in the heart of the US. I was not originally planning to…read morecome into this museum - only to visit the various placards declaring the geographic center of the US. I'm quite glad I decided to wander in. At the front, I was greeted by a friendly woman who seemed to be working here in retirement as a way to pass the time and stay social. She was very welcoming and answered all of my questions. From her I learned the most important point: this museum is free! The collection includes all manner of items representing ranching, horseback riding, and cowboy life. A small exhibit on local historical military members. Some fascinating items donated by local individuals and businesses including (but not limited to) western wear, an old x-ray shoe machine, and a very old bicycle that lit its way with a carbide lantern. I particularly loved the display board of various types of barbed wire and the names and years associated with them. They do rotating exhibits on different topics - surprising to me, honestly! The exhibit at the time of my visit was called "Turn on the Light!". They ran a film on Edison and had placards and explanations on the human development of light. A local elementary school field trip was visiting while I stopped by, so it's clear they serve a purpose in the community. There is a great little gift shop where I purchased a sticker proclaiming its origin at the geographic center of the US. While in truth this is not the exact location of the center of the US, they have a map for how to get there. It's not far away, but requires several miles of dirt road driving to get there. This museum was, again, totally free to visit. However, I was more than happy to make a donation before leaving and would recommend it to anyone visiting the area!

This museum is definitely a walk in history of the way things were back then. I found it to be very…read morefascinating and enjoyed looking at the old telephone, first sewing machine, horse equipment, how much things were back then. They even have dinosaur bones there. They even had military information for each service and what their uniform looked like back then. Also gave tribute to those who were in the Korean and Vietnam wars. Definitely something to take preteens or older teenagers to see how things were back then. That way they may have more appreciation for the things they have today. The ladies that ran this museum were very kind and friendly. They have a sign-in book when you first walk in the doors. On the left side and down some stairs is the actual seal/plate for the Geo Center of the US surrounded by flags. They even had an old carriage you can look in to see how they looked inside back in the day. They even have a very cute gift shop of many different things and toys for kids. If you're ever in the area or on your way to Devils Tower, this is a must stop place to see. On interstate 90 they have a sign for the exit. If we didn't see the sign for it we would have never known it was there.

I play this course about 5 times a year, when visiting my parents. It is beautiful, well manicured,…read moreand VERY challenging! The course is so much fun to play that I forget how much it kicked my butt the time before! Then I play again, and I'm reminded. Only reason I took a star away, was for the lack of a beer cart! Oh! Great burgers at the clubhouse as well!!

Nice challenging course. Have played twice and both times we had a great experience. Would have…read moregiven 5 stars, but feel like they need another port-A-potty on the back 9.

I don't normally leave reviews, but this experience left a bad enough impression that I felt it was…read moreworth sharing. I recently visited North Hills Cinema 6 in Spearfish and was surprised to be told I couldn't bring in my own sealed bottle of water. While I understand theaters often have policies about outside food and drinks, what was disappointing--and frankly, unreasonable--was that no alternative was offered. I asked politely if I could simply have a cup or even a small glass of water from the concession stand. I was flatly told no. The manager on duty was not only unhelpful, but also dismissive and rude when I tried to explain that I have a medical need to stay hydrated and didn't want sugary or overpriced drinks. It wasn't about breaking a rule--it was about trying to be honest and ask for a basic courtesy. Sadly, the takeaway here is that honesty isn't rewarded, and customer service is lacking. Next time, I won't ask--I'll just discreetly bring my own water like so many others clearly do. It's a shame when a business prioritizes rigid policy over basic human decency. I hope management reconsiders how they handle situations like this in the future. A little empathy goes a long way.

We love our local theater. We were so happy to go to the theater again post-COVID. We love the…read moredeals they offer for popcorn buckets and cups each year. The best part of this theater is the luxury theater. I have become a "luxury snob" and won't watch a movie unless I can sit in those reclining seats. I especially love how they do community outreach and partner with local businesses for good causes. Small town theater makes a big time impact in our community!

I was a little bummed that I had missed the "Welcome to South Dakota" sign but there is a lot of…read moreconstruction going on right now on this stretch of I-90 East and so it's possible that the sign was missing. Anyway, here's a rest area and it's a good one. Straight lines to get in and out, plenty of parking, a clean bathroom and a pretty solid collection of maps and guides for local attractions. It was not staffed when I came by at 6:30 PM on a Saturday. No wifi.

The Vore family donated this land to the foundation. This natural sink hole was used by the native…read moreAmericans to catch Buffalo. They would round them up so the Buffalo would jump into the hole. Easy way to catch and kill. Unfortunately, the facility was close for the winter. Open until Labor Day. Stop in it should be interesting.

We happened to stop here on a day when they were closed to the public. However there was someone…read moreinside, I believe he said he was working on a newsletter, and he was kind enough to allow us in to look around. It was interesting to view the sinkhole and to read all the information on the way down. We were not able to enter any of the buildings, or view the fossils but it was still a nice experience and we learned a lot.

Black Hills Transport moved our RV as we requestedread more