Lil'feller does, indeed, have seating (as promised)…read more It also boasts a dark and dingy video-poker room (since it operates within the confines of South Dakota, wherein automated gambling is omnipresent). My friend and fellow traveler ventured a chicken-salad sandwich, which he deemed palatable, presenting all the basics: shredded chicken, mayonnaise, iceberg lettuce, and wheat bread. My house-brewed coffee, meanwhile, was more than palatable: it was downright good, which is a bit novel for a gas-station (though very much appreciated). But Lil'feller isn't just in Winner, it's a winner; and Winner itself isn't your ordinary town of twenty-five-hundred: it's the county-seat of both its own and the neighboring county. Lil'feller - at least in my limited experience - does justice to such a twin-seated town (even if one drops in, as I did, outside of its famous pheasant season).

We were pleasantly surprised by the large selection of late night homemade food they had to offer…read more The gas station was kind of dirty and no windshield washer solution was available by the pumps.

Stop here! Best place to stop on Hwy 2 for several miles, clean and also full of local flavor…read more Good snacks and quite a bit of artwork.

Pretty decent truck and RV parking. No showers. Takes most cards. There is also a subway here to…read moregrab something to eat.

My son and I were travelling back to Omaha from the panhandle and I stopped here mainly because I…read morewas so low on gas that I literally had to stop at the next place or run out of gas in the middle of nowhere. Basically, just there to get gas, walk a bit, and grab a drink. The inside of the gas station was pretty nice - rustic, wood-based decor made it look like you were in a log cabin. Bathrooms were relatively clean, there was a good selection of fresh food, ice cream, and fountain drinks in addition to normal gas station faire. Staff was also nice - would gladly stop again.

After spending a long day on the road and the afternoon exploring Badlands National Park we were…read morehungry! There weren't very many options for food but we saw locals pop into the Cowboy Corner for the foods. You know if the locals are eating there I the food is about to be Sue the owner was grilling up Prime Rib..... y'all that prime rib was *chef's kiss* and they were so nice!!!! Cowboy Corner is a must stop if y'all find yourselves in the area!

Nothing special and a mean looking old lady at the counter! Nothing you can't get at a regular gas…read morestation. Boring.

Helpful convenience store with a gas station on the way to the badlands! Restrooms are available…read moreand some cool merchandise like real (dead obviously) rattle snake heads and tails to take home.

Gas is about 30 cents more expensive than you'd find in Rapid and there was no changing table in…read morethe restroom.

This gas station is next to the 1880 town exhibit in Midland, SD. Gas was relatively easy to find…read morean available pump. While pumping gas, there were 3 pet goats lying as they watched people gassing up their vehicles. Once I completed the transaction, I went over to pet the goats, very tame and mellow. Staff inside were friendly and the convenience store was well-stocked with a variety of travel and refreshment products. This was a great stop just to stretch the legs, see the goats, and appreciate how life was in the 1880's in South Dakota.