This place is in the basement of the Franklin Hotel; it draws a good crowd and reservations were…read morehard to get. We had to eat at the bar, but the service was great and the food was as well. I had a wedge salad to start which was very tasty, and the New York Strip with a baked potato and green beans, which was excellent. They also give you free bread which is great. Would definitely go back if in Deadwood, SD again.

The food was great and seasoned well cooked as asked. The drinks were delicious too. Sadly the…read moregirl that worked 9/7 At 5 pm was so rude and disrespectful not only to us but to the other people there. It's a shame that she can ruin the experience!!! A few older couples decided to leave. A server had to call her a few times due to the line of people waiting.. get rid of her. Thankfully everyone else there was great

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.

Service was fast, which we loved…read more The Cajun grilled chicken penne Alfredo was perfectly spicy! The vibe is friendly and relaxed.

Oh so it is a restaurant, where you are supposed to be able to order food correct?!…read more So, whoever may be attempting to order, place an order, be prepared for rude, I mean very rude service, at least from the bar. The other waitress and waiters had smiles and polite, seemed to be anyway. I wanted to let someone know about the first time interaction I've ever had with your restaurant. It's hailing out, so I called to see about placing an order, I have no problem on waiting. I called and was greeted with, No, I'm not doing a to go order, as he's hanging up on me. You could hear, to dam busy for a to go order. So, I walked over, only to see whole lot of empty chairs. I sat down at the bar, he didn't know who I was, no possible way he knew who I was. But was thrown a menu. Within a two minutes of sitting down, he was able to take my order. But, I began to place the order of a full rack please?! (Heard so much about them ribs.) I was immediately greeted with "yeah what sides." Sorry, didn't realize there was sides that came with it in my head. I asked "oh sorry, where are the sides". Where he then tells me " maybe read here." Wow, was my response where he grabbed my menu, beyond shocked at this point. I stood up and began to walk away. I got up and I asked him, are you the one that answered the phone?! He said "yup, and please don't come back." As two other guests are sitting there had their dinner interrupted by this unfortunate incident, let me know and stated, "yeah he's a dick". This is how yall do business?! I wouldn't like to think so. I'm not here for a vacation but, for work. However, a numerous amount of people are. He made it very clear on how any one attempting to order food is treated at your facility. I understand, people have bad days but, that was truly uncalled for. The disrespect for attempting to order food at a restaurant. Wasn't asking for anything for free, definitely paying. I know this may fall on deaf ears but, I did ask for a manager below. The lady, a supervisor only for the bottom part, very kind, heard the whole thing and asked me to please write this out on a piece of paper. Thank you ma'am, hopefully this will reach someone.

Sat at the bar with Misha making drinks. Still delish!! Had the Patriot which is a smoked old…read morefashion. A must try!! Chislic for a starter and the Mediterranean Rigatoni. So delicious!! And for dessert the peach cobbler.

The house beer was great. Server was very friendly and…read moreattentive. Pork steak was wonderful. Mashed potatoes and glaze were delicious, as was the broccoli rabe. Everything I tasted from the table was very good I would highly recommend

One of the best meals ever from start to finish. Wonderful flavors in every dish - beef tips…read moreappetizer, melon salad, sweet beef cheeks, mushrooms, brussel sprouts & chocolate pot de'creme for dessert. Everyone in the party was impressed. Exceptional service with Toby - very knowledgeable & absolute class. This is a hidden gem in downtown Deadwood @ Tin Lizzy.

An extremely small restaurant in the Tin Lizzie casino. Only 10 tables or so and the menu is even…read moremore limited. That being said, everything I ate was delicious. The best part of this restaurant was for sure our server, Toby. He got to know us and then brought us drinks we loved based on what he learned. We didn't even need a menu. I would only go back there if he was working that day.

We dined at FLYT the very same night another guest left a very poor review, and our experience was…read morecompletely different. We had a wonderful meal with an excellent steak, salad, and a delicious cup of soup. Everything was prepared well and thoroughly enjoyed. Our server was not overly chatty, but he was competent, attentive and made sure everything was handled smoothly. We are also longtime fans of the Alpine Inn in Hill city, South Dakota, so we know and appreciate a good Black Hills dining experience. We liked the less busy and hectic atmosphere at FLYT and will gladly return

After reading review, was hesitant to try but...being a monopolist, nothing much was open! I had…read morethe 8 oz filet that was not only reasonably priced but tender and delicious! My husband had Southwest Mac n cheese with marinated stead which was very good also! Server was very nice and restaurant had a very modern upscale vibe!

We absolutely LOVED staying here. Had a fantastic meal at the sports bar. I had the steak teriyaki…read morebowl and they had me at the water chestnuts, crispy carrots and broccoli! The waitress apologized for the time it took to bring out our food, she didn't like the way my steak was cooked and had it redone. She didn't like an overcooked steak, and figured I wouldn't either. My friend liked her wedge salad with green apples and pecans, but wished she had asked for lighter dressing. We had great service! The shower in our room was the best so far on our trip! Water pressure for the win!

Met some family here for lunch. I wanted to order a salad and the apple spinach salad looked the…read moremost enticing. It was good, and unique with cooked apples on it. The thing that ruined it for me was that the honey balsamic drenched the whole salad. I mean drenched. I was trying to eat healthy and didn't end up feeling like I did that. I'd reccomend they serve dressing on the side, or half the amount. Service was helpful and prompt for a larger party of 8. The many many TVs around kept my kids zoned out and in their seats. That's both a good and bad thing I guess.

While on vacation in Deadwood South Dakota we were told by a few locals that Dales was a good place…read moreto have lunch s we tried it. Upon entering the place wasn't very busy for 2 pm and we were sat down immediately. Our waitress was excellent. We were advised to try the Trash Can Nachos which were recommended by some locals and even though they were an appetizer my wife ordered them as a meal. They were excellent. I ordered the Wall- Eye Fish and Chips which I also thought was very good. Our waitress came by the table on several occasions to refill our drinks. Only small complaint no Coca-Cola only Pepsi products. Everything else was perfect.

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?

Not sure why the low score on Yelp. Food was well prepared and delicious. Service was excellent and…read morequick. Wife's chislit was tender and juicy. I had the Ruben sandwich with some tasty corned beef. Fresh crunchy salad. Oh and the history is fun.

Tough to find the restaurant we had to go through the casino & up the elevator. I enjoyed looking…read moreat the photos of Gems from 100 years ago. It appears that the Gem Theater is from 1876 and the TV series Deadwood was filmed here. This is Deadwood's longest continuously operated entertainment venue. Gabbie was our waitress, she was on point. Unfortunately, prime rib is only Friday,s & Saturday's. Wild Bill's Walleye with a loaded potato, vegetables, garlic bread, and soup was good. My husband enjoyed his battered cod. Dinner was reasonable & abundant.

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.