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!

Good service. Fox News on huge screen. I don't go to a…read morerestaurant to watch news. Bison burger was dry and bun was flavourless. Over priced food and drinks. One block over is Red Rocks restaurant; all Was better there. Good to have choices. Enjoy!

Right outside of Custer, this was a great place for lunch, and not in the "tourist trap" Wall Drug…read morecomplex. I had beef tips, salad bar, and mac and cheese. Beef tips were a little overcooked (I ordered med.) but tasty. Salad bar wasn't bad, but average. Everything was fresh. Mac/cheese was awesome! It looks like it would be a hopping night place! Employees were very friendly and efficient. Sorry I lost all my pics due to a corrupt sd card.....

Another tourist trap but it's Wall and busy all summer. Not many choices. I'm local and have been…read morehere numerous times. I've never enjoyed anything I've eaten here. Soup and salad bar is okay but you can tell it's all out of bags, premade. The soup has been cold numerous times. I was afraid to eat the bean bacon soup cause the bacon looked raw. Ambiance has never changed. Very impersonal and hard.

We stopped by Wall Drug Cafe and tried the vanilla and chocolate donuts along with the apple pie…read moreand blueberry pie. It was a nice stop during the trip and a fun experience overall. The 5-cent dine-in coffee was a nice touch and added to the classic feel of the place. Among everything we ordered, the blueberry pie was definitely the highlight and was really good. The other items were decent as well and made for a nice quick snack break. Worth stopping by when visiting the area :)

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.

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!

Dropped by for a quick late lunch and was pleasantly surprised and impressed by the great friendly…read moreservice and food. They have a variety of Pita sandwiches along with their broad menu that provides something for everyone. All their pitas are made fresh in-house daily. We will be back.

I love pizza ect. Pizza milkshakes and ther Tweety bird pizza I recommend going to pizza ect. In…read morePhilip South Dakota.

Great service, friendly folks, solid selection of bottles and cans. Excellent chicken tenders…read more Enjoyed the laid back atmosphere. Thanks!

We spent a night in Wasta, a small town between Rapid City and Wall, on our way to Badlands…read moreNational Park. There's only one dining option, the Wasta Bar The menu is limited - burgers, chicken tenders, and pizza, with a ribeye steak on weekends. We went with cheeseburgers. They were thick, juicy, and well seasoned. Really good! I had tots as a side and my husband had onion rings. Joel, the bartender, was our server and did a great job. If we come back I know where we're going for dinner!

After a long drive, my family was starving and we chose the closest food to our hotel. I am so…read morethankful that Cruizzers was here. The pizza is amazing, awesome flavor, sauce, cheese and crust! Service was excellent. The boneless wings were a little lackluster, but we all had a great experience on the deck on a beautiful night.

Was so happy to find a place open on May 2nd. So many other options were still closed for the…read moreseason. The GF pizza (not pictured) was delicious and the GF cheese bread was amazing. The service was so considerate of gluten allergies and assured us of changed gloves, clean pizza cutter etc. Tip: 16 inch pizzas are BIG. We ordered two for the kids but they only finished about one.

Actually the BEST PIZZA I have ever had and I've traveled 35 states. The crust is perfectly…read morecrunchy, soooo much toppings (I had the Hawaiian with Cashew) cooked perfectly and priced affordable! There is seating outdoors as well but it was too windy to sit out there. I also left my baseball cap there and called them one minute before they closed and was told they couldn't find it, which was really disturbing to me cause I loved my hat. About five minutes later I get a voicemail saying that they did find it. It had been put where they don't usually put Lost and found things, so appreciated them doing that. I just have to wait two days to go back and get it. ***and to the reviewer who gave them a low score, you ordered a VEGGIE pizza! That's your issue!!

Was at the Custer Visitor Center asking for a place to eat and Mary Beth recommended this…read morerestaurant so we came to try it out. Walked in and saw sports stuff everywhere on the walls from Ali to great baseball players, basketball players like Magic , Bird, Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth and much more, and it appears the owner is a K.C. Chiefs fan. One orders the pizza at the counter, is given a number and the pizza brought to your table when ready and didn't take too long and is handmade when ordered. We (3 couples) ordered and really enjoyed our pizzas. Don't know if we will ever vacation here again but for those who do, we definitely recommend eating here if you like pizza!

Another great meal! First night had the Salame Piccante pizza. Had the salads tonight. Full house…read moresalad with chicken $17. Strawberry green salad with chicken $18, leaving 2 people too full for one of their yummy desserts. Enjoy!

Stopped in for a late lunch. Seated quickly as it wasn't very crowded. Probably the time of day…read more Resturant was clean and inviting. We ordered a side salad and a large pepperoni and sausage pizza. Under carriage was cooked to perfection. Perfect amount of meat, however a bit too much cheese for my liking. Service was on point and friendly. Would definitely recommend if looking for a perfect pizza.