Be prepared to have $150 taken on top of what you spend on gas if using debit. With that much you…read morewould think there would a sign with the times we live in. Small place. I would go no stars if I could.

So far my only South Dakota business review! I stopped here late at night on a cross country road…read moretrip and this was a great place to fuel up and get caffeine. There is a bar and restaurant in the building, a Sinclair dinosaur statue, and a pay phone! Also, this was the first place I stopped where I heard a Midwestern accent- demarcating the separating of the Mountain States and the Midwest. Not bad at all; would definitely stop here again.!

Stopped in and took a shower!that was fine. nothing in the hot case and was told that she was going…read moreto make more.but she continued to look at her phone.been stopping at this place for almost 30 years. I remember when it was a Burns Bros. Won't stop here again!

We stopped here for coffee and a shower. The shower was great. Nice hot water for the shower…read more Vaughn was working in the morning at 6am always with a SMILE! And Vaughn was a member of the Oglala, Lakota Sioux nation. Vaughn was very friendly and gave my partner a lot of information about the Sioux Nation. He was able to give me towels and the shower key. Shower was $8. There was a pool table, upstairs, bathrooms, showers, laundry. Everything was clean. Coffee was $2. Definitely will visit again when passing thru!

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.

A fun spot to take a beat after traveling the badlands west to east. Would recommend for many a…read morephoto opportunity! Great for kids too.

Visiting the Badlands and decided to stop into the Ranch Store just off 90 exit 131. Cute little…read morestore with lots of souvenirs. The main attraction are the prairie dogs running all around. For $1.00 you can buy food to feed them. The kids would love this place.

The store is fine and the coffee bar is the best, but the sour people working there was very off…read moreputting. Extremely unfriendly and dark. We were there twice and both clerks had the same negative vibe.

This was a nice stop in Wall but near the 90 freeway, away from the touristy traps downtown by the…read moreDrug Store. People who were filling their gas tanks were friendly, out of town folks from distance states according to their license plates. Gas was pretty easy to obtain by the credit card that wasn't read by the Kum & Go in Sioux Falls. The window wiper cleaner was clean and still blue in color. Overall, a good stop to get gas before the decent into Rapid City, SD.

Helpful convenience store with a gas station on the way to the badlands! Restrooms are available…read moreand some cool merchandise like real (dead obviously) rattle snake heads and tails to take home.

Gas is about 30 cents more expensive than you'd find in Rapid and there was no changing table in…read morethe restroom.

Morning coffee today at this truck stop. It was easy to access in my Sprinter van and they have a…read morehuge selection of high carb snacks and a gift shop with South Dakota merchandise. Coffee was hot and the store is clean. I did not need to use the fuel pumps from here but they looked to be in good shape. [Review 17834 overall - 39 in South Dakota - 1355 of 2022.]

Clean bathrooms. Friendly staff. Bays stocked with window cleaning equipment. Good place to stop!read more

This gas station is next to the 1880 town exhibit in Midland, SD. Gas was relatively easy to find…read morean available pump. While pumping gas, there were 3 pet goats lying as they watched people gassing up their vehicles. Once I completed the transaction, I went over to pet the goats, very tame and mellow. Staff inside were friendly and the convenience store was well-stocked with a variety of travel and refreshment products. This was a great stop just to stretch the legs, see the goats, and appreciate how life was in the 1880's in South Dakota.

This is a must see stop in Wall, SD!…read more I was worried it'd be too much of a tourist trap. And it is touristy. But it is cool and historic, and the prices are surprisingly reasonable (certainly better than Cracker Barrel, and at least Wall Drug is a one of a kind!). I was there for the food, but the rest of my family enjoyed wandering through the shops and playing in the outdoor area. They really do have free ice water and $0.05 coffee. Mind you, the water is icy but not especially tasty (well water?), and the coffee is pretty blah, but it was charming that they maintain those prices. I had the fish and chips, and then I had a chocolate frosted donut for dessert. The fish was three small pieces, and one piece was over-fried, but the fish was flaky. It came with a pre-made, hyperprocessed tartar sauce, but one smell of that, and I decided to stick to ketchup. The fries were fine. My husband had a buffalo hot dog (he said it was fine) and the broccoli cheddar soup (he enjoyed that). The kids ordered off the kids menu. Condiments are all in single serve packets except the ketchup, which comes from a dispenser. You order at the counter, then you find a seat. There is seating for 530, which I imagine would be rough in the summer, but we were there in March, so there was plenty of seating and a very short wait to order or get food. They call your number when the food is done. I think I waited about 10 minutes, which gave me time to get drinks and read the brochure with the history of Wall Drug. There is a person who clears the tables, so you don't have to bus your own table.

On our way to Badlands National Park, we finally gave in to the endless Wall Drug billboards. There…read moreare so many you almost have to stop, and honestly, they worked. The place is massive and feels like it sits halfway between a classic tourist trap and a legitimate retail stop. Some sections were actually really fun to browse, and I enjoyed exploring the variety of shops. That said, seeing a lot of made-in-China merchandise was a bit of a deterrent for me. The dining options were on the pricey side, and the food quality was just okay, nothing memorable or to write home about. Overall, it's one of those iconic Americana roadside stops that's worth visiting once in your life, especially if you have time to spare and enjoy quirky travel experiences.