I've only ever ordered Harriet and Oak to go, so that's what my review is based on. The food is a…read morelittle on the spendy side, so I don't order very often--but sometimes it's the preferred choice of my coworkers, so I go with it. The food is really good. I think everyone's favorite is the açaí bowls, and for good reason. I've ordered a variety of items from the menu, and everything has always been great with no issues. Overall, it's a solid go-to spot.

Had an amazing brunch with my two granddaughters. One has left for the Marines the other move 300…read moremiles away The food was awesome and the drinks were tasty. The chai tea was great once again.

We very much enjoyed their "indecision" multi course meal which was fabulous. Service was very…read morefriendly and prompt. Ambiance was comfortable and casual. We have also been there for breakfast on the patio which was great wake-up food. Happy tummies.

Located in the downtown area of Rapid City, this is a great spot to check out breakfast or lunch. I…read morehave been to this restaurant a couple of times and I have had the opportunity to enjoy both. This is definitely a hopping place during peak hours so be prepared to wait. I love the communal table which allows you to sit down and chat with neighbors. While the breakfast is very good, my last visit I had a bison curry soup that was off the charts one of the best soups I've ever had. I begged the Kitchen for the recipe, but they wouldn't budge! Services is great and pricing is good for an excellent meal. Highly recommend stopping into this downtown favorite.

Good place to go for breakfast and reasonable priced. No long wait time very casual settingread more

Fantastic food, wow, a true hole in the wall eclectic place, a blast from the past with super cool…read morenostalgic stuff. Honestly interesting combos with excellent flavor. Eggs Benedict could've been served at any fancy restaurant, I loved the sausage gravy , just all around wonderful, worth the stop , but get there early as they close at 11!

Exceptional homestyle cooking in a casual family style restaurant. A nice "add-on" is the option of…read morea salad and soup bar! The service was fabulous! Straight-up my husband cannot stop taking about the turkey dinner! We will definitely be visiting again.

We ended up stopping here on fish fry night. The service was kind and consistent. The food reminded…read moreme of an older Denny's style. We did appreciate a good old fashion soup and salad bar with our meal.

It's easy to see why Colonial House is a local favorite and so highly recommended…read more I was surprised by how large the restaurant was. Spacious and with its own bakery. Casual atmosphere that feels warm and inviting. Excellent customer service! The food...where to begin! The bread...fresh homemade bread that is delicious. The chicken noodle soup ...oh my! Tasting is believing. Nice menu selection...my husband says "don't forget to mention the turkey dinner"

Food was good, fast, and well priced. We were hungry and wanted to eat before our flight. Perfect…read morespot. The bargain breakfast was a great way to go if you don't have a huge appetite so this was perfect for me.

Real homestyle cooking! The soup and salad bar are a great touch or a lighter side option…read more Casual setting perfect for a laid back meal that feels like "home". Excellent service.

Been here many times over the last couple years during the bike rally. This place always has…read moreconsistent good food. The staff is always fun and welcoming. The place definitely has a good ole family restaurant feel to it.

Excellent Thanksgiving dinner buffet! The food was delicious. The service was great! The setting is…read morebeautiful. Spacious seating and layout of the buffet and carving stations. I had some reservations when I saw it was inside DoubleTree hotel; those were misplaced! The hotel is beautiful! I hope to make it to their Sunday brunch and if it is even half the experience of Thanksgiving...it will be worth it!!!

I ordered to-go as I had to get to bed early for a long day. The person at the desk who took my…read moreorder was very friendly and we had good conversation as I was trying to decide what I wanted and places to explore in the area. I got the quesadilla with pime rib since that seemed to be the vibe. The dish was really greasy but also really good! The menu in general looked like it had a lot of good options. I would recommend this spot whether you are staying in the double tree or not!

Everything was amazing! Drinks came out right away. Food was…read morequick and delicious. Server was very friendly. Def coming back

Good food & good service. Like to look at all the things on the wall. Our favorite is the US Map…read moremade from State License plates. Truly a work of art! And by the way Thank You for the beautiful silver heart necklace you gave to your female customers. I've gotten a lot of compliments on mine & I never take it off. I've never seen other restaurants give coupons or gifts to customers like you do. I love Sickies.

This is a nice little place to get a beer and a meal. It's a family-friendly sports bar…read more Just like everywhere else in town, they are understaffed, but the staff is very friendly. I think this must be a family owned place, because at some point, I saw a 13 year old (ish) boy clearing tables and handing out candy at the tables. We were sitting for quite a while before anyone noticed us and brought menus. But once we did get the attention of our waitress, she was very nice. There's a kids menu with the typical offerings. They mostly have the standard beers and a handful of local offerings. I had the hazy pineapple beer, and it was okay. My husband tried a local IPA, and he liked it. I had the fried shrimp and the housemade potato chips. They make their own chips (good, although unevenly salted) and they come with a delicious french onion dip, just like the stuff I remember from childhood. My husband and I couldn't get enough. The menu is otherwise pretty burger-based, but that's fine for a setting like this. They have a pool table that takes quarters. That kept the kids occupied while the adults were able to watch some of the March Madness fun.

Such a fun, locally owned spot to grab a beer and a burger. Thirsty's is a family-friendly joint…read morewhere you can watch football, play pool, enjoy a cold drink, and grab a bite to eat. I'd argue it's one of the best places in town for a burger--always cooked to perfection, with some unique and creative options on the menu. I highly recommend Thirsty's and always prefer supporting a local business over a food chain.

Great ice cream shop in Rapid City, SD! Amazing delicious flavors! Very unique. Very clean shop and…read morevery friendly service!

tl;dr the extra-creamy ice cream delivers on both quality and quantity; don't be afraid to sample…read morethe more adventurous flavor offerings Compared to California, the Dakotas have far fewer premium dessert destinations. But some of the states' best ice cream can be found around Rapid City, South Dakota. Enter The Silver Lining Creamery. This small-batch scoop shop only has locations in the Dakotas. But don't count out the rotating selection of premium, handcrafted ice cream. Silver Lining is routinely ranked among the best ice cream parlors in the state. The Rapid City location is at the far corner of the Main Street Square, adjacent to the covered downtown parking lot. Countless metal tables and chairs are organized on the outside patio, and the flavor lineup is markered onto a stainless steel menu beside a seasonal service window. A bulbed "ice cream" sign sits above the front entrance. Inside, the queue twists along the curved counter. Merch shelves and a grab-and-go freezer are pressed against the exposed brick wall to the right, while a half-booth is tucked into the corner beside the side entrance on the left. The two-tiered ceiling is accented by a baby blue lighted strip, while a deep blue "ice cream solves everything" neon sign is displayed against the back subway-tiled wall. Ambient music plays lightly in the background. My group visited on a Sunday evening in late spring, and Silver Lining still boasted a sizeable crowd. The flavor lineup ranged from standard to moderately ambitious -- namely, Silver Lining offered a perfume-y sage-flavored ice cream. After sampling multiple flavors, my partner and I opted to share a triple-scoop in a waffle cone. The cone was dwarfed by the giant scoops; our staff member treated it as a personal challenge to see how much ice cream the petite cone could possibly balance. The high butterfat content was unmistakable -- the ice cream was eyebrow-raisingly creamy but not overwhelmingly sweet. My favorite flavor was the mildly mocha-y Coffee Toffee, while my partner enjoyed the true-to-flavor Butterscotch. Our final flavor, Circus Town (birthday cake ice cream with frosted animal cracker), was no slouch, either. The service was efficient and accommodating, and a monster-sized triple scoop runs $8 -- a bargain by big-city standards. I left feeling impressed by the portion sizes and the execution. For a sophisticated yet crowd-pleasing dessert option, Silver Lining is a solid bet.