Stuck around town until 8 am (when they open, like it says) so we could grab treats before leaving…read moretown. 8:30 comes around, they aren't open and nobody is around. I wish there were accurate hours for travelers to know. There were no hours on the doors or windows either. Bummer!

Ice cream very good. Not t too sweet. Service good. Lots of fudge and homemade candy choices.read more

This was a great experience and I visited a dozen or so times with I was in the neighborhood. They…read morehave some really excellent rare stuff as well as the more common stuff. A little hard to get health food here but you might find something with real sugar and no artificial flavors. Obviously all about nostalgia and walking into a place of wonder and amazement surrounded by candy fun. I also had the latte one time. Great responsive service act

It's like Willy Wonka's - almost - nothing but sugary goodness (there are sugar free candies too…read moretho). Had to stop here and try some huckleberry ice cream. Loved the candy by the pound and nostalgic candies they have. Rows and rows of everything as you can see. We bought some taffy for our ride home. Very clean. Has tables to enjoy whatever goody you bought.

We stopped here during a recent road trip the selection of candy was excellent. The staff was…read morefriendly, efficient and polite. I tried their chocolate covered pickle this is a must try item, and more delicious than I would have thought. We also bought way too much taffy but it was all very good.

Fun place to stop with kids. They have a huge array of candy including a whole wall of bulk candy,…read morechocolates and taffy all sold by pound. There is also a candy case with various treats including a chocolate covered pickle (SKIP IT!). They had rows and rows of packaged candy including nostalgic favorites and a variety from other countries. It's a little pricier than what you'd pay in the store but it's a touristy stop and they have a ton of options. They also have mini golf but we didn't have time to play during our stop. If you're in the area and looking for a fun detour for the kids, this is a good option to keep them happy!

While in Custer, I stopped in here for some taffy for a friend. It turns out that the taffy they…read moresell is made in North Dakota (not local) but I still got some because it was better than nothing. From the candy case I got dark chocolate covered toffee and that was worth the trip. It was so very good that I ended up getting more for my entire South Dakota trip which was a great decision. If you are in Custer and need something sweet, stop in!

We stopped here as part of Operation Black Hills Cabin. What a great little candy shop. Wonderful…read moresmall town feel with friendly customer service. Great selection of candy. I particularly like the truffles. So many unique flavors. If you are in Custer and have a sweet tooth this is your place!!! Thank you for supporting Operation Black Hills Cabin and wounded veterans.

Driving through the Deadwood-Lead area just wasting time, we originally drove past the Chubby…read moreChipmunk, but then decided to go back after not much else in the area was open yet. Glad we did. The interior is cozy, a little small and a little cramped with everything in there, but helpful staff and samples out to try some goodies. Lots to choose from. We actually limited ourselves to a 6 pack of truffles. There are traditional chocolate candies, but the truffles are cute. They have different designs and some are topped with edible glitter. If you're traveling around, either bring them back to wherever you're staying or get something to keep them cool if you're not going to eat them right away.

Chocolate. Pretty much chocolate. Very good chocolate but not much else. Still looking for some…read morereally good Carmel in Rapid City.

Who doesn't loved the smell of fresh popcorn? I know I do and I'd trail the smell all the way to…read moreTinder Box Gourmet Popcorn. They have so many variety of different flavors of popcorn to choose from and you can sample the ones you want before making your purchase. I ended up purchasing a bag of flavor dill pickles popcorn which I've never knew such thing existed until now especially with me liking eating pickles. Customers service was awesome the whole time I was there.

We took advantage of the 4 bags for $20 deal, and picked 4 different kinds. We got Confetti,…read moreCaramel Apple, Three Cheese, and Dark Chocolate and Caramel. They are all delicious and this will definitely be a stop for us when we pass through again! We have one who doesn't like "gourmet", so he went with a bag of plain, butter popcorn. The staff was very friendly and let us sample some of the flavors before we purchased. We sampled the dill pickle and I think I'll get that next time!

As a chocoholic I often find places like these don't measure up but this one really did. They…read morehad a great selection of truffles and other chocolates, along with fudge, coffee and unique gifts (we would have taken a Mt Rushmore chocolate home as a gift to our dog sitter but I didn't know if we could keep the chocolate from melting on the rest of our trip. As to the truffles and stuff we bought - we did not have that concern because they did not last long. YUM!

I really want to give this a higher rating, but I can't…read more Pro's: 1. If you're tourist, its proximity to the motels on Mt. Rushmore road is handy as you'll drive right by it if you're going to Mt. Rushmore. 2. If you're a total chocolate addict and MUST have some chocolate, it's quick and easy here. 3. The staff are very nice. 4. They do have very, very cute gifts. But, as a chocolate snob, I don't taste the best ingredients in their truffles. It tastes like there's some sort of emulsifier/hardner in their chocolate, paraffin? Artificial ingredients or stabilizers, preservatives? Not the best brand of chocolate to begin with, slightly too hard for the true consistency a Truffle should be. If you're wanting a quick treat, or a cute gift for someone, this is the place to go to, but if you're a serious chocolate lover or Truffle snob, it's worth the 45 minute drive north to Deadwood and go to Chubby Chipmonk instead. They might have fabulous caramels, or brittle, or other goodies, but not the Truffles.

after touring mount rushmore, i wanted to get dinner and when i came to the downtown area of…read morekeystone i believe this was the only place open. I guess that's a plus for staying late. We were able to find parking in front as it was getting late and getting seated was not a problem. I found it also interesting there was a window to order food to go? I ended up getting the philly cheesesteak pasta and some buffalo wings. Both were good. The buffalo wings was a nice mix of drumsticks and wings and the buffalo sauce was great on it. I didn't know what type of pasta to order, so i asked the waitress which was the most popular. Apparently everyone gets the philly cheesesteak one. the pasta was nice and creamy and it came with a small piece of garlic toast. There is also a bar inside.

Would like to review food but never got a chance to find out. We weee family of 12. After sitting…read morefor 20 min on hot day and being told they'd have someone right over twice, we finally left. Told them on the way out we were taking out $150 some where else that actually wanted to serve us(average for our meals for 12)

I lived in Rapid City for almost 30 years, and I always loved going to Farmer's Daughter whenever…read morewe would go to Hill City, whether we were showing visiting friends and family around The Hills, or just having dinner at the Alpine Inn. My husband and I spent oodles of dollars there over the years. I have since moved from the area, and on a recent visit "back home," I was dismayed at the changes to what used to be a charming little store, and a real gem in the Black Hills. The business was recently sold, and the new owners have turned it into a pitiful version of the charming business it was for years and years. They got rid of all of the vintage antiques. They now devote almost half of the store to fabric and quilting supplies. It's ironic that they carry such a vast amount of kitschy made-in-China crap, especially when so much of it touts ultra-right conservative, "patriotic" sentiment. I left the store feeling disappointed, offended, and just downright sad. Because I still have family in the Black Hills, I will come back often for visits, but will never spend another dollar in the store I once loved.

This place is worth the stop when racing through Hill City. If her signs don't bring laughs to your…read morebelly, you might consider making an appointment with a therapist! We bought a slightly off-color placard, and while chatting with the proprietor, learned that the saying was something her husband's grandmother used to say. Stop by and get the whole story!