The Rush Bar is a neighborhood bar that has that neighborhood feel but does not have that dive bar…read moreatmosphere. They offer dart boards and plenty of TVs for your entertainment. There is plenty of booth and table seating. We did not order food today but they do offer a great food menu with lunch specials. Classic rock was playing in the background that was not very loud. Today's service was just ok with only one person running the place. Parking is challenging but we found parking in a nearby parking lot.

This bar featured a patio, five dart boards, many TVs, background music (not too loud during the…read moreafternoon) and a happy hour (weekdays 3-6 pm). The service at the bar was just okay, and other competitors offer happy hour specials during the weekends, so I'm thinking three stars.

This has to be the most unassuming, blah looking bar I have ever been to (inside and out). However!…read moreThis place is pretty darn cool. From the name (across from a hospital no less) to the extremely friendly and accommodating folks behind the bar. I know that I have found my go to bar stool when staying near Sanford. It is a short walk from the Home2 Suites property and they have a pretty decent assortment of food. I wish they had more beer but I do like a Coors light every now and then.

If you are visiting Sioux Falls and looking for a cozy lunch or dinner spot with a great menu, you…read moreneed to give Jack Rose Social Club a try. The menu has a good variety of options with some being unique items such as the Kansas City Hog Wings - one of my favorites! The Jack Rose Burger is also a great choice. A take on the traditional American Burger with some flare. The tap beer rotation is also nice. My favorite is the New Belgium 1554 dark beer. It is not a stout or bock but tastes like one so if you like dark beers, give it a try. PROS - Short distance once you get off of the I229 interstate - Great and cozy atmosphere - Unique menu selections - The chef delivers great tasting food every time we visit CONS - You may have some wait time since the restaurant is on the smaller side and gets full quick.

I've been to the Steel District location and it was great, so I expected the same from the 69th…read moreStreet location. Unfortunately, it was a big disappointment. The French onion soup was good, but the meat in the Jack Club Dip tasted old and reheated. The mushroom risotto was just mush. I won't be back to this location and wouldn't recommend it.

visited from out of state and couldn't be happier with our choice for dinner at vinyl taco. Food…read morewas fantastic, service was outstanding. Sat with the dogs on the patio and was given ice water for them without asking. Thank you Vinyl taco and Elliot for a solid dinner. now if only there was one located closer to home for us.

I had a good experience at Vinyl Taco. Our server was attentive and helpful…read more The menus were fun- they were actually old records! They had great music although it was a bit loud at times. The restaurant area was a little dark. The food was very good and so were the drinks. I appreciated the fact that you could choose a smaller or a larger sized margarita. We went on a weekday during happy hour and it was not very busy at all. Overall, the vibe was cool & musical. The food was interesting and delicious. The server was attentive and we enjoyed our time here!

These two girls were very helpful! They had a conversation with me and my husband and made us…read morelaugh. This place has the best popcorn you can see them popping it fresh and it's in coconut oil and not that fake butter oil at normal theaters and the movies are for so cheap. Definitely worth the wait to see the movies in this theater.

They won't let me bring in an empty backpack (which I'm happy to show the contents of) but they'll…read morelet anyone bring in a woman's purse without even asking to check. What are they afraid of? It would have been nice to skip the heat and see a movie. But I'm not allowed. I'm traveling and have no vehicle or place to leave my empty backpack.

We had some free time, so we decided to stop here for a tasting. We were a little surprised when…read morewe arrived because we felt like we were going to someone's house. Once inside though, we were greeted warmly. The inside of the barn was very nice and well decorated. The wines were very good, however, it would have been nice to have a few more dry white options.

The barn is cute, the outdoor music enjoyable on a nice summer day, and the wine is okay. The cider…read moreis fairly good as is the owner. But what keeps us from returning is the lack of real bathrooms. Just not a fan of portapotties, especially during the summer when they become "sh!t saunas".

We LOVE Strawbale Winery…read more Our family goes there to relax almost every Thursday during the summer months when they have their Summer Porch Series. We bring our lawn chairs, a blanket and our daughter (who is well under the drinking age!) to enjoy the family atmosphere at the 100+ year old farm. My husband and I drink the winaritas or buy a bottle of their Kay Gray to share. Our daughter drinks soft drinks sold for just $1 a can. The music is usually a local acoustic individual or group - it's lovely background music for conversation among friends and the musicians play mostly folk, country and blues with some contemporary music mixed in for good measure. Every Thursday they feature a couple different food vendors. You can almost always find wood roasted pizzas cooking $10 range) and you can also choose from a weekly food vendor who serves pork sandwiches, tacos and burritos, sub sandwiches or a local favorite, Monkey Balls. (These are meat balls, wrapped in cheese, wrapped in bread and deep fat fried. Delicious!) ($5-$7 range) The winery is a working farm in addition to having the tasting room, gift shop and events. Don't be surprised if a chicken or winery kitten come to visit during the evening. My daughter loves feeding the chickens with the little feed bags given each child when they arrive. You'll find the owners, Don and Susie, out meeting guests on these lovely summer nights. My daughter looks for them every Thursday, because they often have a bag of ice cream treats to hand out to the youngsters at the farm. Strawbale Winery comes with my highest recommendation, whether you're a visitor or a local.

Try the wine slush! Oh ya, you heard that right; they mix their wine w/ a drink mix, unassuming…read moregreatness. Priced well, a wine tasting of 5 plus the glass for $5. Also, depending on what u try, you get food items (a chocolate, cookie, etc...) or a cold try, then it served hot. They offer dry, semi-sweet, sweet and a port type varieties. Most of the bottles were around $14, together with the tasting it's less than $20. Our pourer was great too, she used to be a school teacher, and her love of teaching continues here with slightly tipsy adults. Good grounds to relax on after--country solitude.

Good, dog, but wish was shredded cheese, and not just cheese sauce…read more Also moved to Menard's west. Parking lot.