Great food and service! Homemade meal with happy employees! Small and quaint and off the beaten…read morepath!

Rosie's is open. I'm writing my first Yelp review in more than a year to tell people this, as well…read moreas to tell them, if they're on Instagram, to check out their Friday pop-up dinners. Tonight was smash burgers, and it was the best burger I've had in the burger-centric city of Sioux Falls. The two guys at the next table agreed.

You'll probably hear me say this repeatedly throughout many of my Midwest reviews, but my husband…read moreand I really are not naturally "bar and grill" type people. In all the many years we lived in Phoenix, despite dining at hundreds of restaurants across the Valley, I can honestly remember us regularly visiting maybe one true bar-and-grill style establishment. Then we moved to Sioux Falls. And suddenly we found ourselves surrounded by them. =) So, we are trying our best to adapt and experience the local dining culture the way the locals enjoy it. We came to Tinner's Public House because a large group of our friends absolutely loves the place and wanted us to join them there one evening. And honestly, because we were surrounded by good company and conversation, I still wound up having an enjoyable night overall. The restaurant itself was busy and lively, with that familiar neighborhood gathering-place atmosphere that many people clearly enjoy. As for the food, however, it unfortunately didn't leave much of an impression on me. The steak I ordered arrived overcooked and drier than I would have liked, the salad lacked that crisp fresh quality I was hoping for, and the clam chowder seemed surprisingly sparse on actual clams. Nothing was outright terrible, but most of the meal landed squarely in the mediocre category for me. The service was okay overall, though nothing especially memorable stood out in either direction. Truthfully, I think the biggest appeal of this place may simply be the atmosphere and sense of community it creates for regulars. Watching our friends interact with the staff and each other, it was obvious this is one of those local gathering spots people return to frequently because it feels comfortable and familiar. For me personally, though, I can't really say the food itself gave me much reason to return independently. Still, I had a genuinely pleasant evening because of the people we were with, and sometimes that matters more than the meal anyway.

A typical public house. The service we had was very good. I had the buffalo wings and they were…read morevery good. I did try the "stupid hot sauce" and it is very hot. I wasn't a fan of the flavor but am glad the server let me try the sauce before ordering. The bar has lots of TVs so sports are covered. The noise level is low enough that having a conversation is possible, which is nice.

I missed our HOG ride here so we rode there today around noon on a Thursday. Met the owners…read more Great people - chef is a two or three time award winner. Best flat top hamburger I have had and one order of fries was plenty for us both with great seasoning. Also a great beer selection. Would give it 6 stars if I could. We will be back.

We loved this place! Free arcade games, friendly staff and delicious food…read more You could just tell from the moment we arrive, but this is a community minded restaurant and wow, it was hopping by the time we left. This is a must stop and see if you are within an hour of this destination.

This dinner was another thoughtful gift from one of our daughters that my husband and I somehow…read moretook months to finally use. Life simply kept getting busy, but eventually we made our way over to The Attic West on a Friday evening. Apparently, everyone else in Sioux Falls had the same idea. The place was absolutely packed and the wait was quite long. At one point, we honestly considered giving up and going elsewhere, but since this had been a gift and we'd heard many locals speak highly of the restaurant, we decided to stick it out. One thing we've definitely learned while living in the Midwest is that bar-and-grill style restaurants are deeply woven into the dining culture here. Sioux Falls has many places with this sort of atmosphere, and honestly, we've adapted fairly well to it even though it differs a lot from some of the larger-city dining scenes we were used to previously. Unfortunately, the food itself just didn't quite work for us. We ordered steak, jambalaya, and buffalo wings. The steak, despite being ordered medium rare, came out drier than we would have liked and lacked much distinctive flavor. It wasn't terrible, but it definitely wasn't memorable either. The jambalaya was probably the biggest disappointment of the evening. It was overwhelmingly salty to the point where it became difficult to really enjoy the dish underneath the seasoning. The buffalo wings were acceptable enough, but again, they also leaned dry. Service was understandably stretched because of how busy the restaurant was, though the staff themselves seemed to be working hard under the pressure. Overall, this simply wasn't quite our cup of tea in terms of either the food or the atmosphere. I can understand why it appeals to many locals looking for a lively Friday night gathering spot, but for us personally, it probably isn't somewhere we'd return to. A 2 out of 5 from us.

It was a great experience at The Attic West today! My brothers and I ordered the chislic appetizer…read morewith two separate sides. We did two baskets and tried both fry options - attic ranch fries and sidewinder fries. Both were delicious and the chislic was perfectly cooked to order and tender. Nice atmosphere, friendly staff and a fast kitchen. They also offer a happy hour. I would highly recommend this bar and grill to anyone who hasn't tried it. Happy hour is Monday-Friday 3pm-6pm. $3.00 you call it drinks

Every time I come here the food is awesome and they have the best homemade soups! Only one time did…read morethe food come out late because of some glitch with the ordering system but it was still very good! Service is always great and it's a classic sports bar look with all kinds of options! Love coming here.

Don't let the Sports Bar name throw you off. They have a pretty extensive menu and you can tell…read morethey have a very good chef.

Everybody has to come to Harvester Kitchen by Bryan at least once in their life! We were…read morecelebrating my wife's birthday and I asked if they could do anything special for her and when they showed us to our seat they had a crown for her! This was the sweetest and most caring thing a restaurant has done for us even when they did not need to. They really went out of their way to give us a special night. This place is beautiful and perfectly decorated. It was a nice romantic night with some of the most fantastic food I have tried! We tried the 5 course tasting menu and it blew us away! One of the dishes were Beets and I don't even like beets but they made it taste so delicious I really don't know how they did it. Favorite dish was the fish dish in garlic sauce. We were blown away with all of the flavors we had that night. Like I said, please please please try this place at least once in your life!

It is a restaurant poised at the cusp of very good into excellence. And admittedly, Sioux Falls was…read morenot where we expected to find a restaurant of this quality. The food alone or the wine alone are very, very good. Some of the dishes are divine, even. But it is in the pairing that the meal transcends, the components complementing and elevating each other. The menu changes constantly, kept current to Chef Bryan's dictates. So I won't try to predict or offer a guarantee that elements of my meal will be available. Instead, I can tell you of the harmony in flavors and textures found in my seared foie gras with black walnut marmalade and fig sorbet. or the surprise of how the slight formaldehyde note that lingered a bit past midway taste in the 2017 Hourglass Blueline Merlot disappeared and the wine gained complexity and harmony paired with the Roquefort toast. It is an art worth a detour to taste. Supported by the city, it has the promise of becoming worthy a journey on its own. Look

3 Chicken Strip Dinner was a great value. The Chicken Strips were outstanding with great flavor and…read moreportion size. The Texas Toast was mediocre and suggest using different type butter or spread possibly with herbs or spices. The fries I disliked but spouse really liked so neutral depending on taste buds.

This restaurant has maintained a delicious breakfast since the ownership has changed; however, the…read moredinner has lacked tremendously. There was a group of six of us that visited recently and we agreed that the quality of food has gone downhill, especially the chicken gizzards and fried chicken. The breakfast is always classically great and a favorite, but I will not be back for chicken.

The food is great here but it's very loud in there - I'd suggest that they do something to absorb…read moresome of the sound . Maybe the thing that hangs on the wall, like some churches have on the platform walls

Bar food done right. Less fancy and more like old school childhood memory food, just better. All…read moreserved with delightfully friendly service and ice cold beer. We liked it here immediately and ended up staying longer than we'd planned because it felt just right. Check it out if you're in town.