Deviled eggs, Mac & cheese, steak fries, sliders,, and the Salty Heifer burger! Everything was…read moregreat! My husband LOVES a good burger, and he gets angry at a BAD burger. He said the Salty Heifer was "a damn good burger" and "one of the best" and that's high praise "even though it was overcooked!" Yes... The burgers were all cooked more than we asked, so don't be afraid to order them less cooked than you like. We asked for medium, specifically saying they should be pink. There was no pink. They were all medium well. If they had been served at the requested temp... I can't even imagine... we might have bought a home in Wall tonight. We are from WAAAAAY out of town, so we were shocked to see THC cocktails on the drink menu! Never have I ever...

Ate here twice on our Badlands trip in November (Thanksgiving weekend when the town is like…read morebasically shut down)! The first night we tried the Buffalo Ravioli Bolognese & a steak with "seasonal veggies" (multi-colored-carrots). My Bolognese was good, but a little too much flavor on the meat sauce overwhelmed the ravioli. The Carrots with the steak were undercooked with no flavor. They really like Basalmic! its on the salads, veggie drizzle, coated the meatloaf - thinking in the bolognese too based on the flavor profile. 2nd day we got the buffalo meatloaf to share - my dad kept going on and on telling everyone how that's the best meatloaf he's ever had. It came with the carrots again & broccoli, plus mash potatoes. The Wedge Salad - probably the BEST I've ever had! We got it both nights! Now we are addicted to ordering them every time we have dinner together. I also tried the Huckleberry margarita (they were out of blackberries to make the Blackberries & Cream but I really wanted to try that too). It was sweet but unique. The ambience & decor was very attractive and part of what made us pick this restaurant first in our 3 night stay. It's on the corner down the road from Wall Drug. Beautiful white stone shopping strip. Had a gorgeous Holiday decor to it - Big tree in the front door and a few small ones. Brown leather chairs & hightop, Edison lighting everywhere, Cobblestone at the bar....Rustic and chic.

Walked in greeted immediately. Open seating with choices outside, bar or dining room area. Our…read moreserver was very friendly and Resturant looked clean. I ordered hamburger which was very salty and over cooked and my husband' ordered a steak which was also very salty and fatty. My sweet potatoes fries turned out to be waffle fries nothing special. My husband's meal came with the salad bar. Only a few restaurants to choose from for dinner in the area. Like another yelper mentioned it's not fine dining. If you're hungry stop in.

Good: 1. Salad bar was fresh and unlimited. Plenty of dressings provided to garnish…read more 2. Mashed potatoes were creamy and tasty. 3. Our waiter was outstanding and fully attentive to our needs. Bad: 1 No amber flavored local brewski to select. 2. Meat quality just average. I expected better because it did bare the establishments name in its title. 3. Soup was lumpy and much to salty.

In town for business. Came here on a Sunday night on recommendation of Hansen Cabins (which is a…read moregreat place to stay!) They had Shiner Bock, which made my Texas heart happy. Started with a side salad. The blue cheese dressing was full of chunks of blue cheese and perfect. I'm picky on that! They didn't just use iceberg lettuce but a mix of other lettuces. I like that a lot. Whiskey tips in a sauce that was great. As promised, there was a kick. Side of beans ands they were cooked to the right al dente. Just the right spices. I felt like the portions were generous. I think two people could split that order. I would have taken leftovers but was on an expense account and wanted to try another place my second night! Not many people in town. I'm sure it's crazy in summer!

Pros: Delicious, well-cooked food…read more Polite, friendly server. Cons: None that I could see. We had a nice experience here. On a not-too-busy evening, we had a server who was polite, kept to himself a bit, gave us advice on the menu items, and brought our food promptly. The bison burger was, like a lot of other South Dakota food, very delicious, cooked extremely well. Fries were not greasy with a light crispiness. Chicken tenders were also very good, nothing dry, light batter, very nice flavor. It's unfortunate some of the other reviewers had a poor experience. From our perspective, we would definitely want to come back here again.

After spending a long day on the road and the afternoon exploring Badlands National Park we were…read morehungry! There weren't very many options for food but we saw locals pop into the Cowboy Corner for the foods. You know if the locals are eating there I the food is about to be Sue the owner was grilling up Prime Rib..... y'all that prime rib was *chef's kiss* and they were so nice!!!! Cowboy Corner is a must stop if y'all find yourselves in the area!

Nothing special and a mean looking old lady at the counter! Nothing you can't get at a regular gas…read morestation. Boring.

This place!! I had the ribeye and the salads. PHENOMENAL!!! I talked to the owner which just bought…read moreit in Sept '23. The ambiance in the bar area is like a museum and I highly recommend if you're around the badlands etc.

This is a nice option for eating in Philip. Decor is lovely and the place is clean and organized…read more We ate there right at opening so it was relatively empty and food came out very fast.

Loved this place for lunch! After the Badlands we stopped in…read moreWall hoping for lunch. Big mistake with chaos and crowds and on we drove. Saw signs by the highway and pulled into Harry's. It looks like your aunt's house and the food was just like you'd want and expect. Had a BLT and a club. One with fries and the other with tots. Yes tots! I was thrilled to have tots with my club. Sandwiches were good but, man those fries and tots were awesome. Tasted like double fried. Wish I'd ordered the onion rings too after we had these. We had bottomless iced teas and a nice waitress who handled the whole place with grace and humor. This was exactly the lunch we needed and so glad we got out of Wall and drove down the road apiece. Not sure where the casino was as we were only in a small cozy restaurant.

Friendly, quick service. Yummy food - omelet, French toast, pancake, ham, sausage, biscuit and…read moregravy - ALL good! Our waitress kept the coffee hot! Good prices.

Finally made it to Sturgis SD for the 85th annual bikers rally, 2025 total head count 537K+…read moreLOUD!!!! HARLEY DAVIDSONS. Every street, ally, bar... is mobbed. Need to get lunch, ok Badlands Bar & Grill in Wall SD. SURPRISE I was seated immediately as a loner. Menu - Rocky Moutain Oysters and Baverian Pretzels...daaahhh Yes, Oysters and Pretzels. Yeah the oysters were nicely fried, crisp on the outside, nice, soft & moist on the inside (can't believe I'm describing BB's, oh look up Rocky Mountain Oysters) The Pretzels were just soft pillowy puffs. Oh yes, had breakfast the following day

I had just come off the trail an hour earlier from backpacking hardcore in the Badlands just down…read morethe road. I was in need of protein and people! The bartender was a darling -- professional, pleasant, fun, and thoughtful. She took good care of me, and made sure I was able to get dinner even though it was close to the kitchen's closing time. Badlands Bar has been remodeled and the interior is bright and welcoming in a natural wood finish for very basic, hand built looking furniture. The restaurant bar is quite big and I can imagine it can get quite busy and accommodate a lot of people. It's very, very clean throughout. Forndinner, I had steak tips with fries -- I asked for medium rare and it came medium well. The meat was nothing special but it was definitely lean and and exactly what I was looking for after days of backpacking in the Badlands. The French fries were great, although next time I will try the coleslaw instead. The fat fried homemade bread was not as good as one of the servers said it would be. The price for my dinner was absolutely reasonable. I will definitely return after my next trip to the Badlands.

Sunset Grill is about the only place to eat for a hundred miles. So if you're not a Subway fan,…read moreit's the best place in a hundred miles. Simple ordinary food, but that's enough, isn't it? Nice humble friendly staff. Had a grilled chicken and it was fine, simple grilled chicken.

The food was overly dry and the cook sat out in the dining area and belched with customers in the…read morebuilding and the service sucked and they make you pay extra for every topping on a burger and sides. And the condiments is extra 1.99$ definitely not worth coming to. the waitress was overly rude asked if we were ready and walked away and gave dirty looks

We were staying two nights nearby and went to the Wagon Wheel for dinner the first night. The food…read morewas great and the service was exceptional so we went back the second night. Everything was just as good the second time. We highly recommend!

Had landed in Rapid City that morning and the Badlands was the planned destination for the…read moreafternoon. Staff was friendly, and the burgers were good. I ordered a Coke, and they just hand you a cold can. They did bring me a cup with ice when I asked but in a sit down restaurant it was a little weird to me. Not the most polished place but not many options in the area. It hit the spot and gave us a good start to the afternoon.

When planning our recent trip to South Dakota, we saw the only food to be had inside Badlands…read moreNational Park was the Cedar Pass lodge We read about their "Famous Indian Tacos" and we enjoyed them more than once, while we visited. It's similar to some other "South of the border" inspired dishes with one big exception - the large fluffy fry bread. They make that daily right in the lodge and it was delicious. They top the Fry Bread with seasoned beef and buffalo meat, refried beans, cheddar cheese, pico de gallo, black olives and a dollop of sour cream. We also enjoyed breakfast at the Lodge one morning - pancakes with an accompaniment of bacon and eggs. An enjoyable breakfast.

Food was grossly overpriced. The Cobb salad was a pre-packaged clam shell and the bison burger was…read moremiddle school lunch quality. All for the bargain price of $40+. Your choices at this end of the park are extremely limited. Plan your trip route to end up in Wall on the north side.