I ordered OT bites and got half my order. No toast, just the bites. The manager, Chase, said it…read morewasn't possible to add toast. It's toast.. u put bread in a toaster and there you go. Good employees, but bad experience overall, especially when u have to pay for drinks in the casino.

Beer and wine half price before 6 pm. Tried the patty melt and it was good. Other than that, it's…read morejust typical bar food.

3 Chicken Strip Dinner was a great value. The Chicken Strips were outstanding with great flavor and…read moreportion size. The Texas Toast was mediocre and suggest using different type butter or spread possibly with herbs or spices. The fries I disliked but spouse really liked so neutral depending on taste buds.

This restaurant has maintained a delicious breakfast since the ownership has changed; however, the…read moredinner has lacked tremendously. There was a group of six of us that visited recently and we agreed that the quality of food has gone downhill, especially the chicken gizzards and fried chicken. The breakfast is always classically great and a favorite, but I will not be back for chicken.

This fairly new bar has all the ingredients for a great bar - a spacious seating area, background…read moremusic, dart boards, pool tables, plenty of beers on tap, lunch specials, a happy hour, plenty of TVs, background music, a patio with a rollup garage door and a separate patio bar and helpful service. Nice!

CLEAN bathrooms!!! Clean floors, and clean bar! Go lucky's…read moreMake sure to have your ID out they're very strict about checking everyone's. (I love this. Especially in Sioux Falls) However it is one of the more slow bars I've ever seen for its size. (Maybe due to location, however they have a sister location downtown). But don't worry, plenty of servers and bartenders to make sure your drinks are made fresh and fast. Happy hour runs basically all day. Beer is cheap (Busch Light buckets in the can, is my favorite along with $3 well pour drinks), food is average but might be overpriced outside of happy hour. Tons of TVs they'll play a few channels on all 20 screens unless it's Sunday Night Football. I'm sure if you ask a manager to change it, they would. The "vibe" is early-2010s frat house meets casino garage -- neon aliens, with TouchTunes getting stuck but can use more coins to pick several songs to get one you like to play... on the wall about "F* your bad vibes" ...... ya. That might be the only decor that isn't family appropriate. There aren't many bad vibes here, though. It's a family style restaurant with even high tops and low. (no booths) A couple of nicee pool tables if you're into that! Regulars seem to have a great bond with the staff. Enjoyed watching the perfect harmony of everyone getting along. Service is great seeming from the happy casino regulars. Management is efficient!! Deffs need more information/ time spent with/ questions answered to give a more rounded review. With that being said, let me know what you liked/disliked. Maybe there's more in store for me to come back and try it again! Last notes: there are dozens of sports bars in town that aren't this slow on a weekday and don't feel like you're crashing someone's private party. (Seems like the perfect place to rent out for a family reunion) Local's definitely know they have enough staff hired to handle a full house. Also!!!!! If you're into donating to causes, at the time of writing this review you can donate $1 of every "Tito's Code Red" drink you order through the holidays.

I recommend this place.Food is excellent service service is at the top. What I didn't like there…read morewas mino sitting at the video lottery.Apparently, the kitchen staff could not afford a babysitter.That is the only issue I have

What a disappointment. Full family get together. Ordered food for 5 shortly after 7. Over an hour…read morelater. No food. No explanation. Call our server over to cash out on our drinks at 8:30. Poor girl states they have new young man in kitchen yet others have had food after we ordered. Owner in kitchen whole time. Sometimes all good things must come to an end.

We've been here several times to watch our favorite teams. They offer many appetizers which are…read moreterrific. Main menu isn't large but very tasty. Service is fantastic and fast. Looking forward to our next visit.

Food is always good, Drinks are cheap (happy hour 11-7 everyday) wait staff is the best.read more

Stopped with friends last night. Our pizza was way over cooked. In their defense it was really…read morebusy. We've had pizza there before and it was delicious. Last night the cheese was burnt as well as the crust. However with that said, we will still frequent them again.

Great bar. Great vibes. The bartender Luke may be rough to look at but he makes up for it with the…read moredrinks he mixes up.

Fantastic service, the food is great as is the atmosphere (the neon light about "bad vibes" is…read morehilarious!). I live in Cincinnati, but grew up in Sioux Falls. Every time I come back to visit, Lucky's is always on the agenda... both Louise and Phillips Ave.

You'll probably hear me say this repeatedly throughout many of my Midwest reviews, but my husband…read moreand I really are not naturally "bar and grill" type people. In all the many years we lived in Phoenix, despite dining at hundreds of restaurants across the Valley, I can honestly remember us regularly visiting maybe one true bar-and-grill style establishment. Then we moved to Sioux Falls. And suddenly we found ourselves surrounded by them. =) So, we are trying our best to adapt and experience the local dining culture the way the locals enjoy it. We came to Tinner's Public House because a large group of our friends absolutely loves the place and wanted us to join them there one evening. And honestly, because we were surrounded by good company and conversation, I still wound up having an enjoyable night overall. The restaurant itself was busy and lively, with that familiar neighborhood gathering-place atmosphere that many people clearly enjoy. As for the food, however, it unfortunately didn't leave much of an impression on me. The steak I ordered arrived overcooked and drier than I would have liked, the salad lacked that crisp fresh quality I was hoping for, and the clam chowder seemed surprisingly sparse on actual clams. Nothing was outright terrible, but most of the meal landed squarely in the mediocre category for me. The service was okay overall, though nothing especially memorable stood out in either direction. Truthfully, I think the biggest appeal of this place may simply be the atmosphere and sense of community it creates for regulars. Watching our friends interact with the staff and each other, it was obvious this is one of those local gathering spots people return to frequently because it feels comfortable and familiar. For me personally, though, I can't really say the food itself gave me much reason to return independently. Still, I had a genuinely pleasant evening because of the people we were with, and sometimes that matters more than the meal anyway.

A typical public house. The service we had was very good. I had the buffalo wings and they were…read morevery good. I did try the "stupid hot sauce" and it is very hot. I wasn't a fan of the flavor but am glad the server let me try the sauce before ordering. The bar has lots of TVs so sports are covered. The noise level is low enough that having a conversation is possible, which is nice.