Came into town around 7 PM and when to get something to eat, got there at 8:40 there kitchen closes at 9 on this day (Thursday) anyway when upstairs to get a quick bit and got there chefs choice burger and o my god was it fuc**** delicious I tell you what! Anyhow live music was awesome and I had a great experience glad I walked in the establishment is my kind of place! Very western experience! read more

Food was good and cooked correctly. The decor in a way took you back in time. Enjoyed my meal.

After hearing reviews about this place, we thought we'd try it. However, I would NOT suggest you eat there. The food was terrible. The steaks, we had ordered three different varieties and they were all cold when we got them. The baked potato was cold. Their butter wouldn't even melt. Service was slow. The food may have been hot when it came up, but it took them over 25 minutes to get our food to us, after the salads. No music; just the voices of other patrons. Very disappointed and will NOT return. read more

Another place I would give 3.5 stars if half stars were a thing. I have been infatuated with the Wild Bill Hickok story since reading Along Came a Spider, so when I finally found myself in Deadwood, I had to make a stop. The town also seems infatuated with the local legends of the Wild West years past. Almost everything in town refers to Wild Bill and Calamity Jane. I really did enjoy coming in for the historical elements, but the bar itself was not somewhere I wanted to stick around. Didn't feel welcome as a tourist in what is a very touristy town. read more

Server was attentive and polite. Answered all our questions. The NY we got was over half fat and not edible. For $38 I was hoping for better. Bison ravioli was amazing!!!! read more

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4 stars for the coolness of the old west. The pictures and decor inside this old bar / museum are very cool. My wife had fun gambling and listening to the story of Wild Bill Hickok. They also have the chair he died in hanging on the wall. Only had beer and wine. Ambiance is king here. read more

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While in Deadwood for a work conference recently I got to spend some time at the 10. The vibe was great, and if you want to play some "skill games" they have an entire separate section of the bar for that, but thats not what I really enjoyed about the 10. Pretty much every night the 10 has some form of live music. Sometimes it's some small band just starting out from somewhere across the country on a tour, other times its bigger acts with some name recognition. For being a dive bar with sawdust on the floor tho, I have to say I was very impressed with the sound quality. As far as the drinks go, it's a decent dive bar, and if you've read my reviews before, you know I love me a good dive bar. They had a decent selection of local craft and macro beers, and the prices were very fair imo. Now that Wild West Hackin' Fest has been added to my yearly conference rotation I will definitely be back! read more

This place is an Original located on Main Street in Deadwood South Dakota. Best place for a drink and live music! The band really rocked, they played amazing! There's dancing and bathrooms were clean. We didn't go for food just for night life. We also visited the first Saloon 10 were Wild Billy was killed on August 12, 1876. Very cool, lots of Wild Bill souvenirs. You can go down into the room where Bill was shot for 10 dollars. Live music aa well on the old Saloon 10.. read more

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Great drinks, very cool ambiance with a reenactment of Wild Bill's murder. Great people to meet from all over the country. Service was impeccable. They also have great restaurant upstairs. Try it! read more

There appears to be two locations under this review. Some are for the old location of the original saloon 10 (where wild bill was shot) and some are for the current location called saloon 10. This review is for the location currently being called saloon 10 under the deadwood social club restaurant. This place is full of history and kitsch, including the chair wild bill died in. There are photos and artifacts throughout the entire bar. The front room is covered with sawdust giving that old west feel. The front section is a full bar. There is a variety of beers on tap, full stocked bars with a wide range of whiskey and a few specialty cocktails. Service was good, drinks were standard. In the back there is more tables, a stage and some row seating as the reenact the shooting of wild bill her throughout the day. We caught a 3pm show by accident. It ran about 40 min with about 20 min of an oral history by Wild Bill and 10 min of audience participation and a recorded playing to reenact the death of wild bill. It was a little long but entertaining. Make sure to walk through the merch part of the store to see double cheeseburger, the two headed calf, above the door. read more

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This is a great place, right in the heart of deadwood. lots of history Amazing bourbon collection, they do have cubes mostly. Probably one of the places we hung out the most. read more

Bar is ok but upstairs.... The restaurant upstairs is very disorganized. 25 minutes to take our order. 45 minutes to prepare one steak. Out of the elk burgers. .... and the kitchen is SLOWWWWW Drinks came out wrong Steak was ordered medium well. Showed up medium rare. Asparagus stalks were terrible Will not be going back read more

Saloon No 10 - Rare steak - Bars Near Me - Deadwood, South Dakota

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I had the file with twice baked potatoes and the meal was amazing! The steak was perfectly cooked. Meet was incredibly tender.

SEXUAL HARASSMENT!!! Most unprofessional security I have experienced in my life. I felt super targeted and uncomfortable. First a MALE security guard walks into the girls bathroom while I'm going to the bathroom. Then I go back to the bar with my friends and he came up to me and says I have to leave because I was puking in the bathroom. Which I was not! Also I was just sitting at the bar minding my own business talking to my friends. Felt sexually violated because a big man came into the women's bathroom while going to the bathroom. There were like 10 people in the bar. Unprofessional for a male to walk into the women's bathroom. Worst bar and experience. Do not suggest going there. read more

The 10 is the best! Saloon and the social club are awesome. We have been going there since early 80's, Thats scary!!! read more

Saloon No 10 - Bo and us at the 10! - Bars Near Me - Deadwood, South Dakota

Was pretty skeptical about this place because it seemed kinda gimicky with the Western theme. Then again the whole town is a tourist trap with slot machines everywhere. That said the meal was outstanding. The herb butter with sourdough bread starter was decadent. It's the type of bread and butter you can eat as a stand-alone meal. The ribeye steaks were outstanding and cooked to perfection. Seasoned just right. Treat yourself and add the crab hollandaise to the steak. You won't regret it. The side of roasted corn on the cob and seasonal vegetables was a perfect accompaniment. Service was perfect. Added the fifth star because on Thursdays they have select wines at 40% off. Bonus. The bar next door is pretty cool as well for drinks. read more

Saloon No 10 - Ribeye with crab hollandaise and roasted corn on the cob - Bars Near Me - Deadwood, South Dakota

Great service the waiter made some suggestions all of them where fantastic . The black berry cheese cake was the best I ever had . We had a fun time at saloon 10 ! read more

Lots of cool history. Attentive staff. What was super cool is we went Sunday and then again Tuesday and our server remembered us and what we ordered. I was impressed because there are a LOT of folks traveling through that saloon. Place is super dog friendly. We had a great time. Water was brough for our dog. He also got called up to the bar by patrons and got pets all down the line. read more

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This turned out to be a way more entertaining stop than expected. In the back room there was a show for the death of Wild Bill which taught us some history and added some amusement. I thought the show was great but picking the participants and going through their parts before starting would get rid of the lag in the show. For the actual restaurant, service wasn't great during the show to get another drink and the menu was very limited. On the upside, the inside was dog friendly which can't be beat. We had a great time here, but don't sit downstairs for the food. read more

Saloon No 10 - Love this old place AND dog friendly - Bars Near Me - Deadwood, South Dakota

If you like whisper, this is your jam! I LOVE whiskey and bourbon. Simply go to the bar and tell them what kinds you like and what they suggest you try based off your taste. I have never been disappointed the three times I have had a drink there. The staff are always helpful and kind. There's this gal that works a blackjack table and has the BEST clothes. Best hats. Best tops and vests. Great hair with the occasional feather. She was super helpful when I attempted blackjack for the first time with family in a slow afternoon a few years ago. I also won on the slots which never hurts, right? read more

Great music, great bartenders and lots of fun people. Most of them from Minnesota strangely. I had a great time here even on a slower night, which wasn't that slow. It's a cool old bar with lots of deer heads, gambling and music. Worth the trip in if you go to Sturgis mc rally. read more

Saloon No 10 - Band playing AIC - Bars Near Me - Deadwood, South Dakota

Great History, rude bartender. Place was 1/2 full, not busy or shift change. Took awhile to get a beer. Asked bartender a where Wild Bill was actually shot. She replied " I don't know, not from here". Next question about dinner got " I said I'm not from here". Never offered another drink. Left and didn't go back over the next 3 days. **NOTE: Wild Bill was actually shot in what is now the basement of the Wild Bill Bar across the street. They were much friendlier/ knowledgeable. read more

Saloon 10's reenactment of Wild Bill's fateful day is a must do when in Deadwood. Learning about Wild Bill and the history of the area is fascinating. I didn't eat or drink at Saloon 10. You can simply walk in and watch the reenactment. Highly recommend a visit! read more

Saloon No 10 - Bars Near Me - Deadwood, South Dakota

If you are in the area - this is a MUST! Amazing food, great friendly service, cozy ambiance! We went here for a bachelorette party and we all had A+ service from Jessie! The pheasant pasta was sooo amazing, will be coming back to get this pasta. Steaks, perfectly done. Fun cocktails. read more

What a amazing place you can drink yourself stupid In This place. We went in here because of the history of the place aces and 8 dead mans hand at cards. Bill hicock died in this solon. You walk in and see the history of the place all around you while the wait staff and bar keeps are all wearing the period clothing. You look at the bar and there are 179 bottles of alcohol to chose from.. you're welcome to belly up to the bar and try them all. You can stop by and. Gamble your hart out slots or cards. read more

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Didn't order a drink but came to watch the reenactment in the back of the bar. What a great show for the adults and kids (who are able to come I'm before 8 just for the purpose of watching the show). Definitely a must see in Deadwood! read more

I received food poisoning from eating here. It was bad. Avoid at all costs. The service was also terrible. Very rude down in the bar area.

Dined up stairs in the Social Club and had a fantastic experience so I continued the good time downstairs after dinner. It was packed this place is always packed but especially during Rally. Though it was shoulder to shoulder crowded the bartenders were super friendly and on top of orders and rounds. I highly suggest the Huckleberry Mule!! read more

The menu was excellent ... we had salmon, risotto, pheasant, fine wine selection and delicious homemade desserts. Nice, quiet side room. Ask for Austin to serve you ... he's hometown Deadwood and so good. Everyone very helpful and polite. read more

Service isn't good. It's very loud and obnoxious, and the food is mediocre at best. For the price i wouldn't recommend. read more

I ordered an Old Fashioned and the bartender rolled his eyes, pouted like a child.. he was visually and vocally annoyed I asked him to make to make the most simple cocktail of all time.. in a whiskey bar.. I thought maybe it was just me, until I saw someone else order one and watched the bartender do it again.. I guess he just wants to pour Coors.. Would be one star but a lady bartender that helped me after was super pleasant to deal with.. read more

Food was pricey and not that good. Hotel was amazing though. There are much better places to eat around town. read more

Saloon No 10 - Bars Near Me - Deadwood, South Dakota

This is a cute stop along the main drag. They have shoes in the back and historic decor. This is a must stop! read more

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So fun! Definitely pop in here if you can. I spent 30 minutes just looking at the walls. The black jack in the rear room is a total treat. read more

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Enjoyed the atmosphere and drinks. The reason for the one star is that we are visiting from Arizona and the employee in charge of the poker area took exception that my wife and I were speaking Spanish. He indicated we could not speak Spanish while playing. Fair enough. When my wife finished up he "reprimanded us" again indicating we were a lot to be asked to leave as we are in America and we had to speak English. It was illegal, unprofessional, and I was honestly disappointed. I take great pride in being an American and to avoid escalating the issue finished my drink and l left. The "policy", attitude and actions were clearly racially and ethnically motivated. There was not even an attempt to accept anyone culturally different from themselves. read more

Stopped in with a large group. We were seated quickly upstairs on the terrace. Had the Bison burger and it was delicious. Great service by Josie! read more

Not the original location that Hickok met his fate but still has an interesting atmosphere. Friendly service, ok food and prices. What kills this joint is they accommodate huge and many tourist busses that smother the place with non-paying walking dead in for the free hoaky show. The lame show they put on for them is like sitting in a dentist chair with the drill running for hours. Just plain ruins the place and as a regular customer you can't escape it. Grueling. Even the employees agree. read more

For all those complaining this is a bit touristy, of course it is! That's all Deadwood is. A place for gambling tourists! I love visiting here, have been twice, and always find something interesting. We stopped in to take a look at Saloon No. 10. The most important event in Deadwood history was a poker game in Saloon #10 on August 2, 1876, where the sniveling coward Jack McCall snuck up and shot Wild Bill Hickok in the back of the head. Hickok had arrived in Deadwood only a few weeks earlier, played a succession of card games, and never in his life sat with his back to the door. Until that day. The events of that day are restaged every night during the summer (except Sundays) in the Trial of Jack McCall. The show is free, and starts with a live gunfight on Main Street at 7:30 pm, then moves into the Masonic Temple for the trial. Now, where Old Saloon No. 10 is with a sign saying this is where Hickok was killed is NOT where Saloon No. 10 is where you can go in and see the infamous death chair (that one of the performers says isn't even real) but they are close together. Everything is close in Deadwood. The relocated saloon has a lot of memorabilia and of course, gambling opportunities. The settlement of Deadwood began in the 1870s and has been described as illegal, since it lay within the territory granted to Native Americans in the 1868 Treaty of Laramie. The treaty had guaranteed ownership of the Black Hills to the Lakota people, and disputes over the Hills are ongoing, having reached the United States Supreme Court on several occasions. However, in 1874, Colonel George Armstrong Custer led an expedition into the Hills and announced the discovery of gold on French Creek near present-day Custer, South Dakota. Custer's announcement triggered the Black Hills Gold Rush and gave rise to the lawless town of Deadwood, which quickly reached a population of around 5,000. Real places and things in Deadwood are hard to come by, since most of the town was leveled in the great fire of 1879, or the medium fire of 1894, and 1948, and 1951, and 1954. And whatever was left may have gone up in the great fire of 1987. The gulch's abundance of dry, fallen timber blessed the town with a name and cursed it with a wicked combustibility.... In Deadwood, you can't park along the street, that annoys me! Parking sucks. But it's a neat little town, with a lot of history and a place to just be a cowboy at heart, gamble, drink beer, eat game and well, whatever you wanna do! read more

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Deadwood city is a beautiful historic town and the flagship saloon (saloon 10) offers a taste of 1885 , great local beers , perfect music and a very homely environment. AND thanks to my waitress , I left the bar and left my bag / wallet , she made sure it was returned to me. Thank you so much read more

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Great saloon with great atmosphere and history. Still have Wild Bill's death chair above the door.