Best place In town. Great staff makes you feel like you belong even though you're passing through…read more Excellent food. Def recommend to check it out. Don't expect a fancy place. Just an honest hard working family business.

This is a solid choice for local dining…read more I will begin by saying the exterior of this building gave me pause. I have walked into a few 'less than friendly' establishments in my life and the exterior gave me that vibe. Thankfully, inside is a warm and delightful business with plenty of food options and stiff drinks at a fair price. No beer on tap, but a fair variety in cans. Definitely a space to bring the family, there are two dining areas. One to the right is a long narrow space with booths on the front side and tables in a variety of four and six seating configurations. Decor is wildlife pictures and dark paneling. No windows. To the left of the entrance is the bar and another grouping of dining tables. Parking is on three sides of the building and there are no designated parking spaces. Just be sure you and others can get in and out. The building entrance is street side. There is no awning or anything to let you know 'this is the one'. The menu has a kids section for the young ones. The regular Saturday special was prime rib w/a salad, roll, potato and dessert. So much food! They also offer a couple of ground buffalo meat meals along with sandwiches and entrees. We went with lighter fare and found a side salad order gives you one walk up to the salad bar. They also have a soup & salad bar meal option. As in most other restaurants we've encountered on our travels through the area, the salad base is a bagged iceberg lettuce mix. There were plenty of toppings and salad dressings to choose. My mushroom swiss burger was tasty as were the onion rings. The burger was well cooked and not greasy. Real onions in a tempura style batter had a nice flavor and crunch. Our waitress was pleasant with all the guests and she kept a close eye on us. We had our drinks in good time and the food came in an expected amount of time. Pay at the register by the door on your way out. There's a basket of candy just behind you there (I had a butterscotch. Yum!) and toothpicks are available in a dispenser on the counter. The internet tells me they are open until 11pm.

Dive bar with slot machines, just got a beer and a vodka soda. No food but I think you can bring it…read morein from other places.

I was in Pierre on business and discovered Bob's Lounge while out for a jog. I love local dives…read moreand Bob's reminds me of everything that is right about local bars. The bartender was very friendly, and I struck up a conversation with most of the regulars sitting at the bar. Everyone was friendly and genuine. That can be difficult to find today. They had about four beers on draft and whatever else you might want in cans or bottles. I am not a liquor guy, but it looked like they had whatever you need to get the job done. The thing that made my visit to Bob's most worthwhile actually happened after I left. As I was walking back to my hotel, one of the local who was at the bar (but who I had not spoken to) stopped and asked if I needed a ride. Amazing. I highly recommend Bob's Lounge.

Open during hunting season only! Front room is a bar with dining room & basic American bar food…read moremenu (tasty fries!). Touch Tunes, billiards. Back room has adult entertainment that rivals a professional showgirl competition. I kid you not. Women travel from all over the country to work for Cody. Can pretty much guarantee you & your crew will have a grand old time you'll be talking about for years to come. Get your rears over here for a drink and the signature 15-minute dance from your favorite performer!! 5pm-2am.

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!!

Perfect place to go everyday. Drinks are reasonably priced. Easy location & Very welcoming with…read moregood music.

Best drinks in town!! Always clean, happy staff, with good music. Renting the back room for events…read moreis easy and super affordable. Love this place!!!

This is a very small town hole in the wall bar, but it certainly did the trick for a simple dinner…read morespot. There's not much outside the badlands here, and when the KOA campground gets backlogged with Pizza orders, Wagon Wheel Bar and Grill is where you can turn! The staff was friendly, the cost seemed quite reasonable, and the food was tasty. I can't ask for much more than that!

So thankful to have stumbled upon this bar while looking for a place to eat near Badlands National…read morePark. There's not many restaurants out there but this place is a true hidden gem in the middle of seemingly nowhere! The service was great, the seating was cozy in a western bar type of way with a pool table and darts. The restaurant has lots of bar food, like burgers, chicken sandwiches, steak sandwiches, chicken tenders and fries - They've got the most delicious onion petals - I want to go back just to get those again! Served on a paper plate with a cold beer, and I don't know why, but it just hit the spot! We will most certainly stop by again on our next Badlands trip!

Great place to stop for lunch on your way to the National Parks and sightseeing around Rapid City…read more Top notch, tender, and tasty Hot Beef sandwich - they claim it's been voted #1 in the state and I don't doubt it. Real bacon (not that thin sliced, flimsy, tasteless bacon you find on typical fast food burgers) on their bacon cheeseburgers. Crispy tator tots. It's not gourmet food, but it's perfect for a hungry family on a long car trip. And did I mention the staff? They're super friendly and helpful people. Our server was spot on with recommendations, our food came out fast, and she came by our table frequently to check on us and refill drinks. We struck up a conversation with the owner / manager and he offered great insight on how to make our trip better. If you appreciate Mom and Pop diners and you enjoy down home cooking, you'll like Hutch's Café.

Last time I was here was in 2014 when I was just a kid, and it has stayed the same! This place is a…read morehidden gem and is worth the stop going across South Dakota. The roast beef is fantastic and so is the ham and cheese, and I heard the cheeseburger is good too. I also had the beef soup with my meal and it was delicious and very hot.

HAD TO STOP. EVERY REVIEW talked about the fry bread tacos so since we are staying two miles away…read morethis place was on the list. Lulu DID NOT disappoint. These fry bread tacos are worth going out of you way to give them a try. fast service, it's a simple good old fashion bar but the ambiance is nice. Again go out of your way if you're near there and enjoy a meal.

There not much in the way of good food within many miles of here, so people come to Lulu's, which…read moreis at least hot and cooked to order. The menu is limited -- just a few sandwiches and the fry bread. That fry bread is fried fresh for you by Lulu, in a truck parked outside (in oil that's probably not fresh), but the result is a hot and fluffy and decadent base, on which Lulu piles the kinds of ingredients a 10-year-old would choose: cheap ground beef, packaged shredded cheese, iceberg lettuce, canned olives, sour cream, etc. Hot sauce optional. It's a warm and satisfying cholesterol bomb served with a plastic fork. If you don't expect more, you'll be fine. If you're not from around here, the bigger attraction may be that Lulu's is quite the authentic South Dakota roadside bar: a simple paneled structure with a gravel parking lot, bar-only seating, country music playing, and a room full of video games. The sad thing is that this may be the best meal you'll find in Badlands if you don't bring food in yourself. I hear the burger is ok, too, but if a burger is what you want, I'd seriously rather drive to the Salty Steer in Wall.