This is a very small town hole in the wall bar, but it certainly did the trick for a simple dinner…read morespot. There's not much outside the badlands here, and when the KOA campground gets backlogged with Pizza orders, Wagon Wheel Bar and Grill is where you can turn! The staff was friendly, the cost seemed quite reasonable, and the food was tasty. I can't ask for much more than that!

Had prime rib sandwiche it was amazing. There is a sign before you get into town that it says we…read moreare proud to serve the wagon wheel. It is a farm So I said I had to try their meat. What do you have? My wife had a hamburger. I had the prime rib sandwich. It was so fresh so amazing. Almost thought it was butchered that day. The bar is pretty cool. It has bottles that you wouldn't expect in the little town to have all kinds of brandies, all kinds of whiskeys, all kinds of liquor highly recommended. If you're in the area

Stopped in for a bathroom and the steaks sounded amazing! Wish we would have purchased one. Plus…read morethey come with cheesy hasbrowns! Just order two cheeseburgers and chicken strips. The workers were incredibly kind and the food smelled amazing. Can't wait to try it. ---- Addendum: we tried the kids' burgers and OMG, they were the best burgers I have ever tasted! We plan to stop back for the steak. ---- Stopped back for the steaks, which they serve on Friday and Saturday night. They raise and grill the BEST steaks I have ever consumed. If you eat meat, stop here.

We spent a night in Wasta, a small town between Rapid City and Wall, on our way to Badlands…read moreNational Park. There's only one dining option, the Wasta Bar The menu is limited - burgers, chicken tenders, and pizza, with a ribeye steak on weekends. We went with cheeseburgers. They were thick, juicy, and well seasoned. Really good! I had tots as a side and my husband had onion rings. Joel, the bartender, was our server and did a great job. If we come back I know where we're going for dinner!

Finally made it to Sturgis SD for the 85th annual bikers rally, 2025 total head count 537K+…read moreLOUD!!!! HARLEY DAVIDSONS. Every street, ally, bar... is mobbed. Need to get lunch, ok Badlands Bar & Grill in Wall SD. SURPRISE I was seated immediately as a loner. Menu - Rocky Moutain Oysters and Baverian Pretzels...daaahhh Yes, Oysters and Pretzels. Yeah the oysters were nicely fried, crisp on the outside, nice, soft & moist on the inside (can't believe I'm describing BB's, oh look up Rocky Mountain Oysters) The Pretzels were just soft pillowy puffs. Oh yes, had breakfast the following day

Expensive tourist trap. Food is fast frozen, out of bags, premade and bland. Nothing here is…read morehomemade. Service is slow and impersonal. Ambiance is urban western, bland and hard. But the steak pizza isn't bad.

On our way to the black hill and stop in Wall for fuel and lunch. We have gone to the Red Rock…read moreRestaurant in the past, if you don't want to do the mess of Wall Drug just stay on Glenn St. and have a decent meal. I went with the pulled pork sandwich and fries. Nancy had the prime rib sandwich, We were seated right away and our server was very helpful. Food was hot and served quickly. I give it all 4 stars

Stopped here for lunch while passing thru. We have been here before less hectic than Main Street in…read moreWall. We had great service and food was good. I got the prime rib sandwich was good could have used more meat but I get it it's expensive. My husband got the pulled pork sandwich said it's pretty good too. We both got fries for a side.

Pizza is absolutely disgusting there wasn't a single thing good about this pizza the toppings just…read morefell right off the slice every time

Pizza was incredibly good. Lots of fresh ingredients, good sauce, preferably done and extra cheese…read moreto sprinkle on.

In town for business. Came here on a Sunday night on recommendation of Hansen Cabins (which is a…read moregreat place to stay!) They had Shiner Bock, which made my Texas heart happy. Started with a side salad. The blue cheese dressing was full of chunks of blue cheese and perfect. I'm picky on that! They didn't just use iceberg lettuce but a mix of other lettuces. I like that a lot. Whiskey tips in a sauce that was great. As promised, there was a kick. Side of beans ands they were cooked to the right al dente. Just the right spices. I felt like the portions were generous. I think two people could split that order. I would have taken leftovers but was on an expense account and wanted to try another place my second night! Not many people in town. I'm sure it's crazy in summer!

We arrived at 6:30, waited 10 minutes for a table, and dinner finally arrived at 7:45…read more We enjoyed the atmosphere. It appeared there was only one server for 30 tables. My husband's rib eye was cooked as requested however, it was so tough it was difficult to cut with a steak knife. The gravy which was served in a separate bowl had a hard skim and was cold. The meat in French dip was dry, the melted cheese was hard and the au jus was cold. They had limited supplies, only one type of salad dressing and only one type of artificial sweetener. Before bringing my beverage the server had to check if they had any in stock. We were grateful the manager comped the steak. The server was very pleasant. The restaurant has a robot that delivers the food to some of the tables.

I go here with my family on our way to Wisconsin. It's a very cute little place. The pizza pockets…read moreare really good and everything on the menu is delicious. The staff are really friendly and you get your food really quickly.

We stopped here after hearing that it was known for its burgers. It's a small, hole-in-the-wall…read morerestaurant with limited seating, giving it a casual, local feel. Unfortunately, the burger didn't quite live up to the hype. Ours was overcooked and a bit dry, which made it less enjoyable than we had expected. While the experience was perfectly fine overall, we didn't find the food to be particularly memorable or worth going out of the way for. If you're in the area, it may still be worth trying for yourself, but based on our visit, we thought it was an average meal rather than a standout burger destination.

Oooohhhhh!!!! This place is such a hidden gem! You can see ads from miles and miles away which…read morebuilds the hype. Definitely a must visit before you go to the Badlands. Good place to explore and rest in between. Each section has different items they sell, but I enjoyed the first section where you can buy different candies and desserts. They also have the ice cream shop and the restaurant where you can get 0.05cents coffee. Highly recommend stopping by!

Some neat novelty things. Lots of western themes- trinkets -antiques and collectibles...Quite…read moresurprised how large it was. Set in the heart of the downtown area, and it was nice to browse through. Had a rustic look with a 1970s flare. We didn't buy anything, it's just not our cup of tea. But maybe if you're into westerns and cowboy things this might be right up your alley. I just don't have an opinion for or against. One thing was everyone who worked there was very nice inside. If you're coming from the highway and want to see this, don't get your hopes up too much especially from all the "hype" signs that you see peppered along the highway. It's nice, but set your expectations low so you're pleasantly surprised.

I mean- it's not the best but it'll fill you up…read more Lexi from the waitstaff was sooooo kind and sweet. We loved her! I figured as a buffet there would be more options but it's pretty small.

The food was great. Service was a little slow. But the waitress was nice. And the booths weren't…read morethe cleanest. Overall I would go here again