Beautifully renovated boutique hotel in an old bank building within easy walking distance of…read moredowntown Sioux Falls shops and restaurants. They have a few free parking spaces in the lot just outside and another free lot across the street, plus paid valet parking. The Registry is a must - dark cozy spot for dinner or drinks; very comfortable with excellent service and great cocktails. There was a little road noise in the hotel room - pretty typical for urban hotels. The bed was very comfortable and the room darkening shades were a major plus. They also offer daily housekeeping. This is an independently owned hotel and the staff takes great pride in their work. We will definitely stay again!

Great hotel in the old Bank building, well appointed rooms, and friendly staff. I was surprised…read morethere was no desk of any kind in the room so if you're there for work, it may not be ideal. Great downtown Sioux Falls location. Close to everything. Check out the treasury bar in the old vault just off the lobby.

This is a beautiful work of art, and it's right next to the river! It's reminiscent of the St…read more Louis' iconic Gateway Arch, but smaller and more visually interesting. It's also lit up at night. You can't go on this arch, so you can only enjoy it from ground level or if you go in one of the buildings nearby. There was parking lot parking right next to the sculpture, but you can also travel on the riverwalk. I really liked the meaning of the arch too; at the center of the Arc of Dreams is a 15-foot gap, 80 feet above the river, representing the leap of faith dreamers take to see their dreams come true.

Wow. This place is…read moreone of the biggest piece's of shit I've ever been inside of, and I mean that in the best way possible. The sandwiches are like mom used to make. Literally. Like these are home-made sandwiches made by somebody's mom. The "Casino" consists of 10 video lottery machines, and....that's it. Fuck yea Gregg's Substation & Casino! You would be a fool to pass thru Sioux Falls without stopping in at Gregg's!

Slightly confused on how this place has just over 30 reviews and every single review is 5 stars…read more This was not a 5 star sub I'm sorry. I got the #6 and added lettuce, tomato, pepperoncinis, pickles, and olives. The most honest way I can describe my sub was that it was the most mediocre sub I've eaten. The bread tasted stale and was fairly tough to bit into, the meat was meh and the toppings were a let down. When you watch your server literally counting out how many small olives or pepperoncinis they're allowed to put on your sandwich, you're at the wrong sub shop. The people working here were genuinely nice and friendly and you could tell they have a strong rapport with the regulars, but I was just so disappointed in my sub. If I had to choose, I would pick Jersey Mike's over this location every time. It's not even close. I can't recommend eating here. I definitely didn't experience what all those other people experienced who gave this place 5 stars, but I know I could make a better tasting and fresher sub at home. Pass on this one sadly.

The finest institution of higher learning in Sioux Falls. Pretty good tennis team as well.read more

Terrible school for music !…read more Go to any other college! Terribly unorganized! Rude department chairs. I could write a horror story about this school. Augie is the college from Hell. I feel I wasted too much time at a school that doesn't care about its students! There are a few decent music professors but there's also way too much drama.

My husband and I had passed by the Old Courthouse Museum many times since moving to Sioux Falls,…read morebut for Mother's Day we decided to do something a little different and finally stop in for a visit. We both love old historical museums, and this turned out to be one of the nicest surprises we've had since making South Dakota our home. The courthouse itself is beautifully restored. The architecture alone is worth the visit. Walking through the building really gives you an appreciation for the craftsmanship of another era. One thing that especially fascinated me were the old architectural drawings on display. It honestly amazed me to think that all of those detailed designs were created entirely by hand without computers or modern drafting programs. The amount of patience and talent required must have been incredible. The museum gives a wonderful glimpse into the early history of Sioux Falls and how different life once was here. Looking through the exhibits, furnishings, photographs, and displays made me reflect on how much simpler life must have seemed back then, even though I know it certainly had its own hardships. As newer residents of Sioux Falls, it also helped us feel more connected to the city we now call home. Sometimes when you move somewhere new, you know the streets and stores first, but not the story underneath them. This museum helped fill in some of those gaps for us. We also wound up spending far too much time in the gift shop and left with quite a few souvenirs. Mostly though, I just enjoyed spending the afternoon strolling through the museum with my honey, learning a little more about the history of the community we've become a part of. It made for a very peaceful and memorable Mother's Day.

This museum is really cool and interesting with lots of information about the building and the…read moretown, as well as lots other items from history.

Saw my friends uncle here. Very popular place. Went for the Sal vulcano show. What a time. The…read morebathrooms are clean and very cool. Lots of lights in there you know how it is of course. Staff is helpful and one guy is 6'7". How awesome. Very inclusive. Lots of help for those that have disabilities and accommodations. Love u Sal and the pav

Great venue....saw Herb Alpert earlier this month, while visiting old friends…read more Acoustics....Excellent!!

Hundreds of Hops US Hop Passport Amazing Brewery Race Stop 6 - 4 of 5 for South Dakota…read more New since last visit, now serving pizza (didn't try it so can't say much more than they have it available) Some of the friendliest & most energetic staff I've encountered in my beer travels. They truly bounce around, interacting with everyone and are on top of service - not only when your glass is running low... they pop by & discuss what you're drinking. They take your feedback & make suggestions from there on what else you may like or might prefer based on the discussion, which is pretty awesome. We did a total of 3 here & thought all 3 were good. It's definitely a place we'd go back to!

I think I had one of the best sour beers in Sioux Falls! Was in the area and came here to visit for…read morethe first time, super glad I stopped! I had the sour and it was incredible! My partner had the two IPAs and he really enjoyed them as well. We went in on a quiet part of the day so we got to enjoy our company and talk with our amazing bartender. Can't wait to come back to Sioux Falls and try some more!

There's a fair amount of great local shops along the Phillips strip and the river is well utilized…read morefor walking/biking.

Do I recommend DSF? Not on a Sunday evening before a show at the Wa Pavilion. Restaurants within…read morewalking distance of the theater could make good money on a Sunday evening if they were open. Our little trip to the city to see a show reminded us that SF is a sleepy little Midwest town. It has its charm and appeal when it wants to, but when it doesn't want to it's doors locked and lights out folks. I'd rate this particular experience disappointing.