I won't lie, when I was told by a co worker while in the area for training that we should go to…read moreJake's for dinner, I was skeptical given the outside appearance; I'll call it what it looks like, a dive bar. But some of the best places for food are the dives and or holes in the wall. Service was excellent. Food was surprisingly good (inferno burger and homemade fries). My only complaint was the fries seemed soggy; be that over cooked, undercooked, or old I'm not sure. Price was reasonable. I would honestly recommend this place to anyone looking for good service and an overall good atmosphere.

Food was a grade D. Server didnt tell us that sides were not included. What alarmed me was…read moremanagement told her to be ambiguous. I wont ever go back.

If you've ever wondered what it's like to be completely invisible, come on down to the Chuckwagon…read more Myself and three family members sat down, full of hope (and soon to be full of absolutely nothing). The bartender did acknowledge our existence initially with a cheerful, "I'll be right over!" -- a promise that turned out to be more fictional than a Disney fairy tale. Instead of coming over, she expertly perfected the art of not serving customers by exclusively tending to her friends at the bar, laughing, chatting, and clearly prioritizing everyone but us. But wait -- it gets better. Mid-shift, she decided that serving customers was overrated and serving herself was the real calling. She plopped down behind the bar, housed an entire pizza like a competitive eater, and casually sipped Mountain Dew, all while making confident eye contact with us for a solid 30 minutes like a slow-burn psychological thriller. At this point, we realized the bar's customer-to-staff ratio was perfectly balanced -- because there were no customers being served at all. An impressive business model if your goal is to win a Guinness World Record for Most Ignored Guests in a Dining Establishment. We left hungrier than when we came in, but at least now we have a great story about the bartender who redefined "service industry" to mean "self-service only." Would I go back? Only if I develop a fetish for disappointment.

They still made me mozzarella sticks even when I asked 7 minutes after last call. Not going to be…read morean everybody thing but it was really nice of them. Great service. Nice staff.

I have to say our burger was pretty good and beer was cold what more do you want?…read more the owner is super nice. Sadly she's having a hard time finding anybody wanting to work so she's cooking and bartending.. the place was clean decorated very Homie you pull up not quite sure, but you walk in and it's nice.

Doors were locked at 4:45 pm. We called the number. They said give us 20 mins to open…read more Just make sure you call to see if they feel like opening that day!!

They have a salad bar! I haven't seen one of those in a couple of years. Remember back before the…read moredemocrats gave it the ol' college try to destroy this country? Service was great! We met a few locals and made a few friends. The ambiance was what you would expect from a bar/bowling alley. Too bad the lanes were under repair.

My husband and I stopped here to grab a bite to eat on our trip and were very happy with the…read moreservice, the food and atmosphere! I had a Black and blue burger and my husband had the mushroom and swiss burger and shared the Homemade fries! All so good and more than enough to eat! They also have a full salad bar, which looked amazing!

Good food. Fast service. Easy in and out. Not much to compare to in the neighboring area so enjoy.read more

For over a decade, Charley's Restaurant has been providing excellent customer service and delicious…read moremeals. The management and staff are helpful and friendly whenever I order food. I recommend this restaurant for anyone that appreciates their kind small town hospitality and good food too.

I stopped in quickly while working in the area. The restaurant is an old haunt that locals and…read moreregulars will know, but now you do too! Find Reliance Main Street, it's up on the left. It might look deserted, but I promise you it's not. If you're going to Sturgis, driving back from The Black Hills, or riding around the area before getting to Chamberlain - stop on in! The staff is friendly, the food is good, patrons are regulars, and the beer is cold.

We almost didn't walk all the way in, but we are glad we did! The interior gives off more of a…read morebar/diner vibe, but the food is EXCELLENT! We ordered the breaded mushrooms to start. They were lightly breaded and perfectly crisp. For entrees we shared boneless wings (again lightly breaded) and chicken fried steak. The chicken fried steak was perfectly breaded and fried and the gravy and potatoes were delicious. Bonus: they had SaddleBronc on tap.

Excellent wings great place to have a drink! Great service good…read morepeople!.............................................................................................

Unique interior with a cozy slightly rustic feel. Friendly…read moreand fast service. Good food with choices beyond just classic Italian, including bison, beef, and salads. Highly recommend checking out the dessert section.

Nice big restaurant. Has a "chain" feel. The spinach artichoke dip appetizer was creamy and good…read more The roasted fennel and Italian sausage pizza was tasty. The Gorgonzola and pear salad was fresh. A bit too much emphasis on balsamic in a lot of the meals for my taste.

Five stars because of the beautiful girls, but it's a juice bar. Be prepared for that!read more