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.

All the basics were there, there were some fresh veggies and fruit for a decent salad. No fancy…read moredecor just a local store. Selection of wine and liquor . All the basics you need. Service was A-OK, not friendly, not surly.

Tourist hotspot, had bad tasting food, even worse coffee. Too bad it was advertised all over South…read moreDakota.

Out where the hunger broke The fast food and the Heimlich…read morechoke GMO and the mystery meat Costco is compulsory How can we dance While our herds aren't roaming How do we sleep When they're terraforming Tanka has come To amend the lands To return Buffaloes To Native Americans Tanka has come Lakota snack Bygone Bison bliss Let's give it back Midnight Oil in every bar

I gotta say Marc F's review is way more creative than mine will be. I like my Bison/Buffalo meat as…read moremuch but and Im always impressed when a company gets creative with an underused /underappreciated protein. The mix of bison, cranberry apples, and black pepper make for a tasty meat product!

Friendly staff & customers. They have all the basics. No deli counter or fancy baked goods but you…read morecan find treats in the freezers.

Very kind. Lots of snacks to choose from when driving through town. workers were very nice and…read morehelpful and would recommend this place.

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 :)

If you are desperate to buy a bunch of random little trinkets like keychains, t-shirts, and novelty…read moremugs... have a ball. Otherwise, definitely skip it. It's a crowded and overwhelming tourist stop. In the cafe the food was very "Meh". My daughter and husband got cheeseburgers with fries and I ordered a beef hotdog and onion rings. The burgers were horribly dry. They could have been microwaved, honestly. Fries were just fine. The hotdog was pretty good but my bun had been manhandled pretty aggressively. The onion rings were just ok. They arrived room temperature and I'm pretty sure they came frozen in a bulk bag and dropped in the fryer. Unfortunately, the service was very lacking. The staff I interacted with were not actively rude or anything, they just gave a general vibe that they would rather be anywhere else. I would skip this stop.

I just moved here, and I about cried when I saw that they had an organic spring mix and organic…read morebaby carrots. Also found organic coconut oil and organic whole wheat pasta. And antibiotic-free ground turkey.

My usual rule of thumb: Avoid Walmart like the plague. In larger towns, there's better choices -…read morethose other choices might be more expensive, but the extra cost gains me better quality of merchandise & less crowds. A price I'm willing to pay. In smaller towns, Walmart is generally the best choice. In Chadron, it is the best choice that we could find. This is one of those "super" WalMart's, so it has groceries, sporting goods, pharmacy - you name it, it's got it. Which was useful, as I forgot the Wedding card, need some pharmacy items, and wanted to stock up on some drinks for our after-wedding trip. And, everyone was actually friendly - not something that I associate with the WalMart's around where I live.

This store has fallen in quality and service in the past 3 years. I went in last week to pick up…read moresome essentials and decided to purchase a new nose stud. I sat at the jewelry counter for 5 minutes while the associate in charge of the jewelry counter talked with another employee. When the other employee left, the jewelry counter associate disappeared!!!! This isn't the first time that their customer service is lacking. Even the customer service associates are rude and act like they don't want to be there. I have been waiting in long lines at the checkout and noticed that none of the customer service desk employees or managers will offer to get on a register and help check out people. And if by some stroke of luck a manager does ask them to help it is always met with an exasperated eye roll. I am tired of this store's lack of basic customer service skills and will no longer be shopping here. There is nothing in this store that another store in town doesn't have. Some may argue that they have the cheapest prices, which may be true, but the quality is extremely lower as well. You get what you pay for.

I've never been that much of a fan of Safeways but after spending some time in Western Nebraska and…read morerural Wyoming, it's seeming more and more like an oasis. This one in Chadron had a dozen eggs for 99 cents - hard to find nowadays. They were "Grade B," but seemed just fine and they had brown shells. Several other things I bought were priced reasonably. I might not be back to this particular Safeway again, but I'll look for them in other towns.