I can see why this place was so busy! Tons of topping options and combinations paired with great…read moretasting ice cream is an easy winner. I got the dirt cup and loved it. The chocolate ice cream was really good and mixed with the crumbled Oreos perfectly, making each bite have little bits of cookies mixed in the ice cream. Highly recommend! Mom got Lauren's landslide and she really loved it too. She liked the vanilla and chocolate mixed ice cream as well as the huge cookie dough chunks. And how doesn't love caramel and chocolate on top of their ice cream?? We had to wait in line about 20-30 minutes, and then had to wait another 15 minutes or so before they called our name with our finished order at the window so be prepared to wait a little, especially if you visit during the weekend. But overall it was worth it to me. The ice cream was smooth and yummy and I loved the cookie pieces mixed into it.

What a lovely find in Rapid City! My husband and I had just gotten to our hotel and were looking…read morefor a sweet treat - the bartender at the hotel recommended Armadillo's and it was just down the street! Despite being close to 9 pm (they had later hours for summertime), it was still bustling with happy customers! The ice cream shop has a cute old timey vibe and has excellent soft serve! I wish we were staying in town more than one night because I'd definitely come back again the next day! I got a dipped soft serve and my husband got a vanilla soft serve root beer float - both were delicious!!

They have a Riesling that is so sweet and delicious; a dessert wine from South Dakota that I…read morecouldn't resist getting as gifts. They are going to start shipping wines to Florida @ $14 per case so I want to save the contact information and reach out.

On our first night driving through and what a great find for a Friday night happy hour. $5 wine…read moreuntil 6! Live music! The wine was excellent-Cab Franc! We brought a bottle to take home. We ordered the Naan bread pizza and the cheese board which features a local cheese; tonight's was a Gouda-very good. Velvety texture with a wonderful crunchy bread, balsamic vinegar and oil. So glad we found this one!

Fun atmosphere companied by delicious food in HUGE portions…read more The bright colored decor cover wall to wall in the clean restaurant. The friendly and welcoming staff made us feel like part of la familia. The food was mouthwatering and came in huge portions like bigger than I've ever seen! Especially the burrito. The price was fair for the size. Cant wait to visit again!

Great ambiance sitting outside just chilling and relaxing after walking downtown a bit. The drinks…read morewere great, mixed well. Service was overall great, did get a little slower after the outdoors started filling up. As for the GUAC, if you like guac like I do.... This is the BEST guacamole I have ever had in my life and my dad agreed. It alone is worth the trip!

I'm sharing this experience because it highlights a policy that seems to prioritize the business at…read morethe expense of the customer. In March, my family attended a movie at Golden Ticket Cinemas 7. After purchasing tickets and concessions, we entered a nearly empty theater only one other person was present. Shortly after, a manager informed us that due to demand for another showing, we would need to leave. Instead of a refund, we were given a green ticket stub with a six-digit code to use at a later date. About seven weeks later, we tried to use that credit. Like many customers, we planned ahead and attempted to reserve seats online. The system showed availability, but when we entered the six-digit code, it was not accepted. I called the theater for help and asked if they could hold seats for the next day especially since we already had credit from a prior inconvenience. They declined, citing expected demand. I then asked for a promo code or any workaround to reserve seats in advance, and that was also declined. This creates a frustrating situation: the theater has already received payment, but the customer assumes all the risk. If we had shown up the next day and the theater was full, we would have been turned away again with no guarantee of service despite already paying. To avoid that outcome, I had to drive across town the night before, go in person, and redeem the stubs just to secure seats. That shouldn't be necessary in a system where online reservations are the norm. I understand policies are meant to protect a business, but there should be reasonable accommodations especially after a disrupted experience initiated by the theater itself. Even a simple solution like temporarily holding seats with a release window would have resolved this. Instead, what should have been a recovery from a poor first experience became a second frustrating one. That's disappointing and feels entirely avoidable.

Nice comfortable seats great staff. The new food choices are great. The atmosphere is cozy and…read moreromantic! Kris

Stopped in this Dairy Queen for a double cheeseburger and was pleasantly surprised at the quality,…read morethe speed of service and the taste. Quite honestly one of the best cheeseburgers i have had in a very long time. Piping hot and fresh. Absolutely delicious. My wife had a chocolate dipped vanilla cone and it was also very good. This DQ does justice to the brand

Took a walk from the Canyon Park and came to this wonderful eatery. The staff here are extremely…read morefriendly and personable to everyone!! There is ample room for families coming in or a baseball game crowd. The place is clean and very presentable with clean windows and counters.

I was there today around 140pm. And they only had 2 line people and 1 lady running the drive…read morethrough & the front lobby. It was busier than heck. The manager came out of the back, stood at the front counter and started counting out the drawer. And she was extremely rude. An employee from the back came up to talk to her and this manager snipped at her. My food was gross. I ended up throwing it away.

imma be so fr rn i love those chicken grilled cheese burritos but anytime i get taco bell i gotta…read morewait at least 30 minutes to get my food. and tbh it's called FAST food num nuts not slow foods you dingbats i try my best to stay positive about things but what the heck taco bell so slow you make me so disappointed and i even thought we had a good thing going for a while. but you disappointed me and i will have to unfortunately say you should close and never open again or just do your job:(

Kitchen floor was a mess. Great food, good service, and a clean place to eat…read more I shall return!! See our YouTube channel Coolest Life.

January 01, 2025 My…read morepartner and I ventured to the Taco Bell on Cathedral Drive for lunch after work. The interior was clean and updated, gleaming under fluorescent lights that seemed just a little too bright--bright enough, perhaps, to illuminate secrets best left in shadow. Outside, a RCPD vehicle circled the building like a hawk eyeing its prey. A coincidence? An officer on lunch break? Or something more profound? This marked my second unsettlingly close encounter with RCPD that day. I took note, as one should. We decided to split the Crispy Chicken Nuggets Deluxe Meal, a feast of decadence and excess: five crispy chicken nuggets with a choice of sauce, a crunchy taco, a Chalupa Supreme, seasoned fries, nacho cheese sauce, and a medium fountain drink. For the uninitiated, this is not just a meal but a ritual, a series of textures and flavors designed to challenge and satiate. I requested a Doritos Locos Crunchy Taco instead of the standard offering, a harmless substitution--or so I thought. As I placed the order, an employee who wasn't handling the register approached. He was an enigma of a man, his two-day stubble an ode to disarray, his eyes brimming with a wild, untamed knowledge. His voice boomed across the counter, echoing like a prophet issuing a decree: "We only have the Signature Bell Sauce." It wasn't a request, nor an apology--it was a warning. I nodded, attempting to convey my acceptance. The Bell Sauce would suffice. But the man was unmoved. He repeated his proclamation, louder, as if the air itself had resisted carrying his words. Was he hard of hearing? Or was he trying to ensure that I truly understood? Perhaps he knew something I did not. What could lie behind this strange absence of sauces? A supply chain issue? A disruption in the fabric of reality? Or was the Bell Sauce itself the only thing standing between us and an unspeakable doom? I confirmed, out loud this time, that the Bell Sauce was fine. His reaction was... strange. His stance shifted as if bracing against an unseen force, his voice rising once more: "We only have Bell Sauce. Is that okay?" I cannot stop wondering if I failed to decode the deeper meaning in his words, a message veiled in corporate jargon. Was I meant to heed his warning, to flee the premises while I still could? We placed the order anyway. I chose a Diet Mountain Dew as my drink, a decision made not out of desire but necessity. As a Diet Coke and Coke Zero loyalist, this was no small compromise, but it had nothing to do with the establishment. It was a personal cross to bear. When the food arrived, we discovered the Signature Bell Sauce was missing entirely. We had to request it, a minor inconvenience--but also an omen. Could it be that the sauce wasn't merely missing but intentionally withheld, a test of some kind? Or was it, perhaps, never meant to be delivered at all? The meal itself was as expected: warm, flavorful, and acceptable in every way. The seasoned fries were crisp, the nuggets delightfully fried, and the Doritos Locos Crunchy Taco as vibrant as ever. Still, I left the Cathedral Drive Taco Bell with a lingering sense of unease, as though I had witnessed something I wasn't meant to see, felt the brush of something cosmic and unknowable. Would I return? Certainly. But I will tread carefully, for the mysteries of the Bell Sauce and the ever-watchful gaze of the RCPD remain unsolved.

Food is greasy, ok but at least the bathroom was just cleaned when we walked in. Service was…read moreaverage for a taco bell. Didnt expect much anyway, but the bathroom was always dirty at taco bell, so giving an extra star for that

If I go to any Taco Hell in town it's this one! Don't even think about going to the West side Taco…read moreBell. These guys make their food correct and they give you what you pay for.

Terrible. Long wait and we weren't even in the drive thru like most reviews…read more Food was bad, tiny ingredients. They also ran out of ground beef for people who ordered after us. The Taco Bell menus are crap nowadays. Too much emphasis on Dorito products, chalupas. Go back to what made you successful. Enchiritos etc.

I have been in line for like 30 mins and no cars have moved, bunch of drooler employees. Never…read morecoming here again, manager must be braindead to see the place moving so slow and being ok with it

It is Taco Bell. You know what you are getting into when you come here. As for the service, they…read morewere quick and effective. The order was correct. As for the food, it was what I expected. Average. What did I learn today? I have had Taco Bell twice with in the past year, after a 25+ year break. I am hoping it is another 25+ years.

Worst taco bell in south dakota. Don't go thru the drive thru after 430pm or you will more than…read morelikely wait an hour to get your food like I have done too many times including this evening I got in line at 722pm and didn't get my food until 813. If my wife wouldn't have done an online order before we got there we would have gone to Texas roadhouse and gotten our food faster. If I could give zero stars I would!!!