Ice cream! [Keystone SD]…read more After all the walking in and out of shops, most of the time just window shopping, we eventually got tired and wanted something cool and refreshing. Jane's Boardwalk Pizza not only sold pizza but they have an ice cream shop too. I chose Jolted Cow (description: Caramel and Fudgy Brownies swirled in an Espresso flavored ice cream) and hubby chose his usual Mint Chocolate Chip. We enjoyed our treats in their spacious covered outdoor dining area. They also have a second level for more seating. Good service. Review #3491

Jane's combination was delicious! Thin crust loaded with toppings and lots of sauce! They even…read moredelivered a small pizza to our place.

We ordered Chislic and a pizza, just before closing. This is as good as it gets in Keystone. The…read moreChislic was good, the loaded pizza was OK and we took cold remains to the Buffalo Round Up the next morning and it kept us going. Our normal Margarita pizza just is not on the menu in South Dakota and as our server said "I have only been asked for that 3 times in 5 years" We adapted quickly. The ambiance is plain old chairs and tables, no frills. The price point was fine and the portions big.

Restaurant is closed for remodeling…read more Should say "closed temporarily." Yelp still has ordering online function. I ordered, waited an hour for confirmation. Went to restaurant and it was taped off. Hope I can get my money back. Grub hub says I can get my money back because I waited 48 hours to notify. Charge didn't show up on card until after 48 hours. I thought they wouldn't charge if a vendor was closed. They didn't even seem to care that online ordering is still functional.

About 5 minutes from Mount Rushmore, Zeno's Pizza is a nice little place for a quick bite. They…read morehave one table for outdoor sitting, along with indoor seating. We had a large pepperoni pizza. The price is a little high, but I've come to expect that when going to touristy places. The service was prompt. The pizza was ok. It hit the spot.

We stopped in here after viewing Mount Rushmore at night. It was one of the few places still open…read more Although they still had another half an hour till closing we were greeted with you can't sit in here to eat. No big deal because we were looking to take our food to go anyway. We ordered two pizzas and grabbed a few bottles of sodas. Pizza was $20 a pie. I could've went to Walmart and grabbed 3 frozen pies for the price and they would've tasted 100 times better. When our order was ready they handed us one box and claimed we didn't order two. At that point we were done with this place, even though we were all hungry. We grabbed our one pie and left. If this pizza isn't from a box they need some serious help. Honesty, Chuck E. Cheese makes better pizza. Be smarter than me and grab food early. Things close early in Keystone and surrounding towns.

I wish I could write a full review for this place, but unfortunately we didn't get a chance to…read moretaste the food. We were seated promptly, but I cannot say the same about the waiter service. We waited for ten minutes before someone finally came up to our table to take our order. No greeting, no apology for the wait, just "You ready to order?". I told the waiter yes, but can we get something to drink first? We put in our drink orders and waited another 5 minutes. We then decided to walk out. Not sure how the food is, but the service sucked. So glad we walked out because we found a even better place called Big Time Pizza which was about a 7 minute walk away down the street.

Traveling through a tourist town during the off season means your options for food are pretty…read morelimited. After driving back from seeing the light show at the Crazy Horse Memorial we were starving. This was the only place in town that was actually still open. Being the only option we had we went with it. When we walked in we saw a line for the ice cream/to go pizza, but no one to tell us about seating. A line quickly formed behind us of people looking to be seated. The guy working the ice cream counter was little help in expediting someone to the floor. Someone finally came out and she seemed more annoyed that they had customers than happy to have people in the off season. We ordered the David Bowie (I think that is what it was called) and the pizza was good. It was sort of a step above Dominos but not quite fancy pizzeria level. I appreciated that they really seemed to be pushing themselves, but they weren't quite on par with the places they are trying to be like. Still I would give them a solid B for the pizza. The decor was also sort of a mishmash of weird and dated things. It felt like a strong disconnect between what the menu was trying to portray the place as vs what it actually was. A little interior work might help make the place feel more modern and welcoming. I get that Keystone isn't a happening place, but this has a lot of potential if it just put a little more work in.

The staff is so friendly. This is a can't miss spot for some awesome wings and beer. We can't stop…read moretalking about how great the wings are! Top-notch spot to eat and have a beer. Highly recommend!

While traveling across the United States, we made a stop near Mount Rushmore and discovered…read moreHalley's West, a charming restaurant owned and operated by a father-and-son team. Although the space is cozy, it offers both indoor and outdoor seating, with the outdoor area providing some great views. We visited with a group of seven, and despite the restaurant being busy, our order was taken quickly. The service was excellent--our server was attentive, friendly, and made sure everyone in our group was well taken care of throughout our visit. After placing our orders, we grabbed our drinks from the fountain and settled in to enjoy lunch. One highlight that deserves special mention is their house-made root beer. If you're a root beer fan, you're in for a treat. My brother Luis absolutely loved it and couldn't stop talking about how good it was. The restaurant was clean, welcoming, and full of interesting items available for purchase. The food was equally impressive. The cheese curds and jalapeño poppers were delicious appetizers, and the burger was cooked perfectly. The home fries tasted fresh and homemade, adding a nice touch to the meal. One thing to note is that the restaurant does not have its own restroom. If needed, you'll have to use the public restroom located nearby along the same strip. However, this was only a minor inconvenience and did not take away from our overall experience. What stood out most was the son of the ownership team, who was working the floor during our visit. He was approachable, professional, and genuinely cared about providing great service to every customer who walked through the door. Overall, our visit was quick, enjoyable, and memorable. If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping by Halley's West for a buffalo burger and a glass of their homemade root beer. It's a wonderful local spot with great food, friendly service, and a welcoming atmosphere. On to the next adventure--and don't forget to tip your servers!

We didn't care for the vibe of this brewery and the bartender wasn't the friendliest. Also, when we…read moreasked for water with our flight, to cleanse the palate, we were told that they didn't supply water...a sure sign that they don't want their beers tasted or care about inebriation. The beers: Nut Hugger Brown (meh) Porter (great) Red Ale Irish (very good) Cream Ale (very good) Wheat Beer (great)

We stopped here at for lunch during a recent road trip the food was excellent. The staff was…read morefriendly, efficient and polite. The food was freshly prepared to order and delicious. The drinks were deliciously prepared, they made the biggest pretzel that I have ever seen. I love that they offered such a large selection of sweet wines, which made me happy. And their large selection of beer made my partner happy. And the food selection made his parent's happy... So, we were all happy...

Wow! The bacon on the BLT was thick and smokey. The corn beef on the reuben tender with the…read moresweetest, tangy sauerkraut. Our waiter, Luis, was amazing. He heard me say I wanted something healthy as we walked in and suggested a salad. It was crisp and fresh. The decor takes you back in time. Highly recommend.

All three of us decided to try a buffalo burger. Overall we were not disappointed. It was very…read moreflavorful, filling and accompanied by some crunchy brown tater tots. Food was good, love the atmosphere and our waiter, Luis provided us with excellent customer service.

4.5 stars Well…read moreworth a visit. You can stop by for lunch or a snack or free wine tastings. Yes, free wine tastings and you get to try 5 different wines. We tried mostly the sweet ones ranging from moscato, pumpkin orange, rhubarb, chokecherries/ elderberries, currants, and plums. 2024 #51

I stopped in on my way to the Black Hills. My cousins had told me that the winery was closing at…read moreend of the year. And, yes that is true. What a beautiful winery and gift store. I bought a lot of bottles to give as gifts to all my cousins who live in SD. I love the Plum Wine! So delicious. I also bought some bags of their local coffee beans for my cousins. I love giving gifts! Of course I couldn't take all my purchases on the plane, lol. Customer service is super helpful and nice! Thank you for the great shopping excursion and best of luck in the future to the owners and employees! Everywhere I went in South Dakota, the people are so genuinely friendly. I think I will move here someday!