Just visited this place a couple nights ago. I enjoyed it very much. It was definitely roomier than…read morethe barcade I typically go to back home. Plenty of games and good variety. I was glad they had at least one cider on tap, but would have been happier with more ciders or cocktails to choose from. Definitely check this place out, but you eat have to eat/ drink somewhere else first.

Great atmosphere, fun place and in the heart of Sioux Falls downtown, which is perfect to stop by…read moreas a place to hang or just to play for a bit.

Thumbs up to RIBFEST! It was well organized, affordable and fun. The food was good and the…read moreconcerts were great all 3 nights. We visited with lots of friends and had a great time. I would definitely do it again. DEL JOHNKE BILLION SOUTHTOWN

Could of been better…read more First of all the Ribfest is NOT in the Sioux Falls Arena, it is held outside in the back parking lot. It's our personal opinion that it could have been a better event if they held it inside instead of outside, the event tried to have a fair/carnival atmosphere, but the area wasn't big enough to pull it off. There were several different types of BBQ from different areas, and easily it could be costly to go to this, $5 to get in per person, $4 for a non-alcoholic drink and lowest cost for food we saw for BBQ was $9.00 which was 3 ribs and beans. Music was great and it was free however the only people that got a shaded area was the ViP's, whoever they were everyone else normal like us ended up getting sunburned. Seating down and eating you will get a mix of music from the food stands since they all are playing their own brand of music and it overlaps each other. If you bring children next year make sure you bring plenty of sunblock to put on them, it cost us $30 per person to attend so if you have a large family bring plenty of money also. They did have a good selection of different vendors but you will be spending serious money if you eat at each one of them. The biggest issue I had at Ribfest is that they had over 20,000 people attend this event and only raised $1,800 for the Cure Kids Cancer fund, how much is being donated, a whopping 1 percent? Makes you wonder how much their administrative fees are. I gave it overall 2 stars due to the lack of shade and the cost. If you miss it no big deal, you can always go to Famous Daves.

If you are visiting Sioux Falls and looking for a cozy lunch or dinner spot with a great menu, you…read moreneed to give Jack Rose Social Club a try. The menu has a good variety of options with some being unique items such as the Kansas City Hog Wings - one of my favorites! The Jack Rose Burger is also a great choice. A take on the traditional American Burger with some flare. The tap beer rotation is also nice. My favorite is the New Belgium 1554 dark beer. It is not a stout or bock but tastes like one so if you like dark beers, give it a try. PROS - Short distance once you get off of the I229 interstate - Great and cozy atmosphere - Unique menu selections - The chef delivers great tasting food every time we visit CONS - You may have some wait time since the restaurant is on the smaller side and gets full quick.

I've been to the Steel District location and it was great, so I expected the same from the 69th…read moreStreet location. Unfortunately, it was a big disappointment. The French onion soup was good, but the meat in the Jack Club Dip tasted old and reheated. The mushroom risotto was just mush. I won't be back to this location and wouldn't recommend it.

Great place for a concert! Perfect place for a summer evening…read more I will be back for sure.

This is a pretty and comfortable performance venue that was right nest to the Canopy by Hilton…read moreHotel where we were staying. And we could hear the music from our room. I attended for the pre-concert music, while Gayle came over for the performance as I had other plans later on. Unfortunately for her, the concert was abruptly cancelled due to lightning concerns.

They won't let me bring in an empty backpack (which I'm happy to show the contents of) but they'll…read morelet anyone bring in a woman's purse without even asking to check. What are they afraid of? It would have been nice to skip the heat and see a movie. But I'm not allowed. I'm traveling and have no vehicle or place to leave my empty backpack.

Used to be my favorite place to go. I'm a RN in a high-stress specialty and this was my spot to go…read moreto decompress, relax, and get some uncut alone time after brutal weeks on the unit. But I returned from a 13 wk crisis contract in LA to find that they had ratcheted their prices up by 100%, by vitue of their new 'first run!' gimmick. Crushing. You can still catch a $3.50 movie, but only classics, and only a few are ever offered. I loved having a true cheap seats theater in town (as any good town should) where you could see a new movie for less just by waiting a bit longer. It's truly a shame. You might as well pay a few extra bucks and go to Century. I will still go occasionally, but I guarantee I will spend FAR less money there now at $7 than I would have at $3.50. I realize we are in trying times, but this is just seems like a gouge. Otherwise decent staff, great popcorn, presentable facilities, quiet atmosphere. For the record, this would be 5+ stars a year ago. I was tempted to rate lower, but have to give some credit for their years of past radness.

Art. Parks. History. Nature. Trails…read more Sioux Falls, South Dakota's largest city, has something for everyone. With over seventy parks, there are lots of open outdoor green spaces and trails. Falls Park highlights the beautiful series of waterfalls along the Big Sioux River. Located just north of downtown, it is a great place to enjoy nature up close. Interested in art and local artists? The Sioux Falls SculptureWalk highlights both contemporary and traditional works. See something that you love? The pieces located throughout downtown are all for sale, for the right price. Surprised also to see a replica of Michelangelo's David near the riverfront. History lovers will find a trip to the USS South Dakota Battleship Memorial interesting. Although the museum is closed, you can still get an idea of her size and strength at the outdoor displays in Sherman Park. Admission is free.

Kinda Vegas Style Most drinks are basically free…read moreI won forty bucks There are small little casinos all over South Dakota. I have passed many several times but never been in one until tonight. Color me reasonably impressed. I walked in and almost felt like I was at a gentlemen's club. Dimly lit and hip hop playing. There were maybe like ten machines. No table games. I was the only customer in the joint. Walked up to the bar and perused the selection. Mostly Miller, Coors and other macrobrews. Went with a Heineken. The bartender says that will be a buck, is that alright? Uhhh, yeah, of course that is alright. She explained that the cheap beers are free and premium beers and shots of hard liquor with your choice of mix are a buck so long as you are playing. Game on! Put my twenty in and the slots were loose. Lots of hits. No long dry spells. Worked my way up to triple my investment and decided to cash in my chips. Signs over the machines say to call the bartender over before you cash in. I did so, and left with two extra Jacksons for about twenty minutes worth of time. Hey, it's nowhere near to Vegas but for the Midwest - I'll take it! I'm not aware of any casinos in MN or WI that do drinks Vegas style. If I had won a hondo, we would be talkin' a four star review!