My wife and I had dinner at the Deadwood Social Club while visiting Deadwood, and it was a solid…read moremeal in a unique historic setting. My wife ordered the Chicken Primavera with gluten free penne, featuring grilled chicken, pesto, and carrots. It was excellent and easily the standout dish of the evening. I had the grilled salmon, which was cooked well and was also very good. As always, we put restaurants through a bit of a stress test. My wife has gluten and dairy allergies, while I manage Alpha Gal syndrome, a tree nut allergy, and diabetes. The kitchen was able to accommodate the gluten free pasta request, which we appreciated. The atmosphere is one of the restaurant's biggest strengths. The historic building and the old photographs covering the walls make for a fun dining experience and really add to the character of the place. Service was just okay. Nothing was wrong, but it also wasn't particularly memorable. One thing worth knowing before you go: the restaurant adds a 4% surcharge for credit card payments, so if you'd rather avoid the extra fee, bring cash. Overall, we will probably pick something else a try if we return to Deadwood. Worth it if you are heading there just for the historic atmosphere. It's a great stop if you're spending time in Deadwood.

With my first trip to South Dakota, I wanted to stop in Deadwood. A town known for their saloons…read morefrom the 1870's and history of people like Wild Bill Hilcock. We made reservations at the deadwood Social Club and when you walk in, it's as advertised. You walk into Saloon 10 and then take an elevator to the 2nd floor to get to the Social Club. While in SD I figured this was the perfect time to try and real bison steak and I did. You can tell it was not beef but it was delicious. The loaded baked potato was also delicious. Their signature cocktail menu included many different options. If you're ever in Deadwood, I highly suggest stopping by there. The service is also amazing.

This place is so pleasant to visit and sit at your table taking in all the decor. The service was…read moreexcellent, very friendly and helpful when we asked about local attractions. We shared the nacho platter which was okay. Afterward we walked around back to see the waterfall and surrounding scenery

Looking to have lunch before our hike to Spearfish Falls. The Latchstring Resturant is just feet…read moreaway. So warm and inviting. Like dining in someone's cabin. We decided to dine inside however there was outside seating available. Even a glass bubble to dine in for $10 per person per hour. I ordered the grilled chicken wrap with fries. Sandwich tasty with chucks of chicken. The fries were not very hot or fresh. My husband ordered a garden salad with trout on top. He loved his fish. Stated it was seasoned perfectly. Waitress was sweet and service was good.

I don't think that Deadwood is a great place for food. We had 3 very unremarkable dinners in the…read moretown. When we went to Dale's, I had thought the streak would end, but no. Another very average meal in an understaffed restaurant. We arrived, and there was no one to greet us at the hostess station. I had to go to the back to the restaurant to alert them that there was now a queue of people waiting to be seated (others arrived after us). Our waitress was very nice. I think she was the only person for the whole restaurant. Thankfully we weren't in a rush, but service was slow. We ordered a couple beers and sodas for the kids. One of the beers was not available, so I switched up my order. The beers were locally made and pretty unremarkable. We started with the game sausage sampler. They were fine but not great. Then my kids had their kids meals, and I had the game burger, and my husband had a regular cheeseburger. I thought the game burger was fine, although I couldn't really tell that it was made of any meat other than beef. So not gamy, but not really remarkable either? This is a sports bar in a casino. Strangely enough, two of the screens were showing a pickleball game. I guess that's a sport, but really?

Had breakfadt here 2 days. Food was good and service decent. I like the guitar and slot machine…read moreambiance.

Food was great Server was great…read morePrice was fair Doesn't get better than that. Only thing could have been better would have to have found it sooner than my last day in the area

Fun, friendly bartender. Great food, and old west ambiance…read more Brewhouse, bakery and small specialty grocery store. Excellent Smoked Old Fashion. I had a Pork Ribeye which was so tender it was almost like cutting butter. My two friends said their entrees were excellent as well.

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

Arrived around 1:30 for lunch and seated immediately. There were around five other groups eating…read morelunch. We were served water without asking which is very nice. Looked over the menu I decided on a Cuban sandwich which was delicious. So the flavors melding together. Was only able to eat half a sandwich nice size. Served with tater tots which were crunchy. My husband order the fish and chips. He also enjoyed his meal as well. Food was served quickly and with a smile. The decor was warm and inviting.

I was there over the 4th of July weekend and had heard great things about this restaurant. Best in…read morethe black hills is what they claimed. Imagine my disappointment when the following things took place. - I ordered a ribeye and it was the toughest ribeye that I had ever had with lots of gristle in the meat. - I ordered a loaded baked potato which consisted of putting cheese in it (no butter or sour cream) but it didn't matter anyway because baked potato was cold, I don't mean not hot, it was COLD. I sent it back as they basically said sorry there is nothing that we can do. I turned to someone who had gotten the same potato, and it was also cold. Don't worry, they still tried to upcharge me for the loaded part on my bill. -We had two others order the sirloin and one was literally half the size as the other and severely over cooked -I ordered a tap beer and it came to me 90% foam and I was told to just wait until it settled. -The waiter did nothing to help out with anyone's complaints, he literally ignored what people said to him and just kept doing whatever he was doing. -It was like the whole crew was the "B" crew for the night. I do not see why I would ever go there again or why you should waste your money for subpar service and food.

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.

Best place in deadwood for any occasion! Best price for a fine dining meal both steak and wine…read moreprices are great.

Excellent dinner , was looking for a memorable experience and Jakes delivered, service was on point…read more, 5 pm reservation and the water was poured and waiting before we were seated, a simple attention to detail, every course was delicious, wonderful dinning area in downtown Deadwood , high vaulted ceiling with glass skylight , large pillars, and windows with beautiful views looking over the town of Deadwood as your dining on the 4th floor