One needs to go there just to feel The history. Lively and…read moreentertaining barkeeper who told stories and offered to take photos for tourists- even reluctant ones like is. Original formula for the whiskey and liquors. Great tap beers. Enjoy!

During rally week, we asked for our drinks at the bar and sat in the upper area…read more We didn't see a menu for food or a server attending tables. Iced tea was not on the menu, but luckily the bartender was able to make it for us. Not much of an experience when visiting this historical site in town.

Yelp says it's closed today...WRONG! Today is Tuesday July 8th and it's very much open…read more Great beer and the flights were awesome! Pizza was just ok. Super friendly service!

This Brewery was pretty neat. They had fleets of different kinds of beer for just $10. My husband…read moreenjoyed that while I shopped at the gift store right next door which was also connected to the Brewery. My husband said he really enjoyed the beer samples he got. I enjoyed shopping alone without my husband watching everything I bought. lol The service here was excellent and it was very clean brewery. They also have fleets of wine too. I wanted to take more pictures, however I didn't want the owner looking at me all weird. If you are ever in Deadwood, come check this brewery out. They have many different selections of beer and wine! You can even bring a beer in the store next door that you can get to from the

Great simple ambiance, their service is exquisite and this local brewed beer is exceptionally…read moredelicious.

From the owner: Tootsie’s Taproom, located in the old Spot Liquor Store on the corner of Main and Lee streets,…read morefeatures locally brewed beer made right here in the Black Hills. Our taproom, named after Fred Borsch’s famed South Dakota “singing coyote” Tootsie, features quality craft beer ranging from our signature crisp 5280 Pale Ale to our dark and roasty Whistle Blowin’ Stout and more. Tootsie was a regular at Borsch’s Spot Liquor Store. She could be found hanging around the place on any ordinary day and often gave unsuspecting customers quite a startle. Tootsie gained popularity with people all across the state of South Dakota, and as testament to this, Governor George T. Mickelson proclaimed the coyote the state animal in 1949. An attractive and colorful sign, featuring Tootsie, stood as a sentinel on the store’s roof for years. Recently, thanks to Deadwood’s Historic Preservation Office, the iconic sign is back! We invite you in for a cold craft brew inside the oldest wooden structure on Main Street. We’re confident Tootsie’s will become a favorite stop each time you visit our little Wild West town in the beautiful Black Hills.

Came into town around 7 PM and when to get something to eat, got there at 8:40 there kitchen closes…read moreat 9 on this day (Thursday) anyway when upstairs to get a quick bit and got there chefs choice burger and o my god was it fuc**** delicious I tell you what! Anyhow live music was awesome and I had a great experience glad I walked in the establishment is my kind of place! Very western experience!

Food was good and cooked correctly. The decor in a way took you back in time. Enjoyed my meal.read more

Food -- My husband loves his Steak Sandwich. I love my steak salad…read more Drinks -- Delicious and reasonably priced. Ambience-- The arrangement of chairs, booths, tables... Very comfortable. Lots of choices. Good music and not too loud. Service --- Very nice server. Gotta go watch the shootout!

Service: mostly fine. We did have to go up to the bar for a refill. Otherwise it's table service…read more We were one of two current tables and one woman at the bar, so we were a little annoyed we had to go up for that refill. Food: we ordered chips and 'queso.' The queso was canned nacho cheese. Yuck. We're not at a high school basketball game. Ambiance: definitely a sports bar area. They have a full menu. Several TV's. There's a Starbucks and a Jersey Mikes next door.

Great little brewery. Friendly and welcoming. It was nice meeting so many locals. We left with a…read morecrawler.

Toxic atmosphere. I don't want to hear your politics at a place that should only worry about…read morehaving stellar beer. By the way the beer was meh.

What a COOL place! The humidor ROOM is giant, the selection of cigars is amazing, and the employees…read moreare even better. We loved it when this business was in its old location, but this space is so much better. They have couches, a bar, high tops, and even live music! They also sell merch. The bar is just beer and wine, FYI. No THC drinks either. My husband and I were in town for three days and we hung out here every day. I bought two cigars to take home and the employee gave me this sealable envelope and a packet to keep the cigars fresh. What an awesome place. We want to come back to Deadwood just to visit this place again! FYI - no one under 21yo and there aren't TV's. Enjoy your smoke, your beer, and talk to your people! I kinda wanted to go back with a book. Haha

Gorgeous, spacious location, friendly employee, clearance shirts on sale, but a VERY limited cigar…read moreselection. Half the humidor was either empty or had empty boxes. Absolutely ZERO Deadwood cigars! Didnt have time to light one up, i was just looking to buy and walked away empty handed...disapointing to say the least.

Fun place for a burger and beer…read more Food in Deadwood is not for gourmands, so save yourself the time and money and go to Mustang Sally's for a straightforward meal. They even have a full bar! This is a sports bar, and they have the cool option to have a half portion of an appetizer instead of fries for a $3 upcharge. My husband was delighted to be able to have fried mushrooms as his side. The kids and husband had milkshakes, and they were made quickly, and everyone loved them. They have a bunch of local beers. I enjoyed my Rapid City made beer and enjoyed a sip of my husband's Spearfish beer. I had a burger, which was perfect. The fries were good. I also had some of my daughter's hot wings. They were meaty and spicy. I loved them, although I wish they had come with celery sticks. Not a big deal, though. The restaurant is decorated with old slot machines, which were fun for the kids to look at while we waited for our food.

I've eaten at this restaurant every time we've visited the area, so this experience was incredibly…read moredisappointing. After a long day of traveling, we called to place a takeout order about 30 minutes before closing. The employee who took our order, a woman in a green shirt, listened while my sister and I ordered, then let out a loud, frustrated sigh and said, "Ugh... is that it then?" Her tone made it very clear that our order was an inconvenience. When I arrived to pick up and pay, I stood at the counter much longer than I should have, and it became obvious I was being ignored. The woman in the green shirt who had taken our order made eye contact with me multiple times but continued to act as if I wasn't standing there. There were three employees behind the counter, yet none of them acknowledged me. The only person who finally came over to help was a kind woman who had been sweeping on the other side of the restaurant. She stopped what she was doing because no one else would. I have 13 years of waitressing experience, so I completely understand how frustrating last-minute orders before closing can be. However, that's never an excuse to treat paying customers with disrespect. We called before closing, were polite throughout the interaction, and simply expected basic customer service. If taking an order 30 minutes before closing and acknowledging a customer at the counter is too much to ask, then maybe customer service isn't the right fit. Being busy is understandable. Being rude and pretending customers don't exist isn't. Needless to say, we won't be back.