Timmons Market was the nearest market to the Airbnb that I was staying in and so I shopped at this…read moremarket a few times while visiting in Rapid City. This market is actually the only market in the area, as the next one was 12+ miles away. Anyways, you can find Timmons Market next door to The Goodwill with plenty of parking available in the lot. My husband and I were pleasantly surprised with how big this market was, as we thought it was going to be a small market. There is quite a large selection of produce, meat, baked goods, etc. And the prices were relatively pretty cheap, especially compared to Safeway (which was 12+ miles away). We ended up purchasing chicken to cook for our dog (as that is part of her normal diet, along with her dry dog food and also vegetables and sometimes steam rice. Yes, we do cook for our dog because she deserves the best. We also made chicken for ourselves too), along with vegetables and some fruits (for ourselves and you know for our dog too). The aisles were clean and it was pretty easy to find things. The layout was similar to any other market. Service was friendly each time we shopped here. Overall, this was a nice market and would shop here regularly if I lived in this area.

It's a bummer this is the only grocery store in Box Elder. Prices are ridiculous and the staff…read moredoesn't have a friendly bone in their bodies. Please spend your hard earned money elsewhere.

Store clerk was nice was willing to offer help if needed. I was able to find what I needed.read more

Not the best assortment of items, but the only Asian grocery in town…read more I mostly only come here for sauces (e.g. Filipino soy sauce/vinegar, pinakurat, fish sauce) and chaokoh coconut milk. They also have a limited selection of instant noodles, snacks, teas, and frozen foods (bangus, egg roll wrappers). No produce. I believe the store is owned by a Filipino couple, so the items are definitely more Filipino-focused. I only wish they had a wider variety, but I understand there is probably a low demand for it in this area. If you can't find it here, try Safeway (they have lemongrass sometimes!)

I visited Lynn's Dakotamart in Black Hawk, SD during my most recent trip to South Dakota in May…read more2025. While not a large store, it has just about everything you might need in a pinch while not cluttering the store with the extras you don't or won't need. During my visit to this store, I found the staff to be friendly, outgoing and most importantly, helpful. Those characteristics proved to be a far cry from the lack of communication skills I found in the two vastly larger supermarket chains that operate in the Rapid City area of the Black Hills - namely SAFEWAY and FAMILY FARE. Another nice aspect of shopping in Lynne's DAKOTAMART is the fact that their relative store sizes mean they are almost never overcrowded and therefore, you won't wait on long cashier lines. This proves another reason why on my next visit and when I move to the Black Hills region in 2026, I plan to start shopping regularly at these stores.

This small grocery has just about anything you need. We came for the Sturgis motorcycle rally every…read moreAugust and found this store our first year and stop in for gas or groceries when needed every-time. 2024 they had a chef making fresh sushi in-store! What a treat, I hope they continue that. It was delicious. Great staff. Short wait time for cashiers.

Super fun choices for meats you are not accustomed to such as elk, bison, buffalo, and more!!! My…read morehusband came for his bday and was not disappointed by the meat options. Lots to choose from with excellent service to suggest popular items or customized selections. Mostly kept in freezers with meats weighed and priced out. Some German dessert choices: Kuchen. Couple of snacks on a shelf in tbe back. Paying in cash makes it less pricy. Tucked in the corner of a shopping plaza next to the liquor store. Very cool spot to check out.

I went in there and purchased 10lbs of ground beef that was marked at $7.99 lb. Later upon…read morechecking my receipt, I saw I was charged $8.31 lb. I spoke with a manager later and was told because I used my bank debit card to pay for it, they charged me more. Why wasn't there a sign on the door or at the checkout counter disclosing this?? I won't be back there again! Beware!

If I am looking for obscure ingredients or fun Mexican candy, I come here. The store smells…read morewonderful, and has a bit of a market feel. There are also a lot of religious candles and clothing, which I haven't perused. This is an excellent source for chilis! Everything I was looking for was also very reasonably priced. Customer service has always been good, too.

Unfortunately they do not sell meat :( been looking for a place that sells Carne Asada in town, and…read moreno butcher seems to cut it. Other than that this is a great market! Very nice owners.

Wow they have everything you need for snacking and more Love…read morethe coffee options! The breakfast burrito was stuffed but lacked flavor The service was average It frustrates me when they ask if you are a rewards card and I respond I don't know what that is and they say ok. Why don't they create repeat customer Era by saying well here it is and explain the value. Instead I had to ask twice and she looked at me like a deer in headlights. She explained it and I said I'll sign up and do I get credit for today's purchase? She said no because she had to enter it before. So why not ask me if I am a member and sign me up right there Dumb marketing presentation Clearly the employee is not supportive of creating repeat customers

Common Cents!? More like Common $$$... question mark, am I right?…read more This fueling station/convenience store/restaurant (Inferno: Food By Fire) is a mix of all that is great when it comes to consumerism. The fuel is Exxon, and is moderately priced for the higher octane (my cars usually have to run 91 min). If I don't feel like driving all the way out to wherever then I'll stop by here to quench the thirst of mein auto. New-ish sure means that the parking area and storefront are always clean, but that also comes with great care from the always gleeful employees. The car wash is ideal if you're alright with a brush and touch system. It's what you'd expect and you get what you pay for in that regard. I can't say anything about Inferno: Food By Fire, because I have yet to try it and I don't know if I will. (As I know where I like to go grab pizza from in town; see a previous review.) The last thing I have is pricing. Other than the fuel, most items are actually a little out of hand, but I suppose par for the area. Those that want will pay for it. Now, I feel the beginning makes a little more sense here at the end. They can call themselves "Common Cents" but they should actually be named "Common $$$."

An amazing shop, offering a wonderful array of buffalo cuts that are naturally harvested, locally…read moreprocessed. Additionally, a small selection of beef and chicken is available as well. Deli counter options are only available during hunting season, but the freezing section is full! A wonderful selection of Native American crafts, jewelry, and items such as buffalo soaps are also available from local Native American artisans. Open for less than a year, the shop does a steady stream of Trade. Amazing decor, enhancing all of the offerings. Definitely worth a look for anyone looking for alternative meats. Can't say enough about what a unique, and wonderful option It is to have this shop in town. The shop manager is super pleasant and happy to share any information about their products Check out the locally owned and operated, Sacred Storm Buffalo shop.

awesome store!! freash bison meat!!!! native owned!!!! great food truck outside ‼‼ buffalo tallow…read moreproduces sold here!!!!

Basic, basic, basic. The lady at the gift shop in Mount Rushmore suggested that these folks might…read morehave postcard stamps and so I made a stop here for stamps, snacks and a drink. They had stamps, but they'd only sell me one. Strange. But they had candy bars and they had cold water. So there was that.

Small town gas station and c store. A very basic gas station with a couple pumps, and inside you…read morewill find the most basic of basics. Ice, cold beer (plain Jane domestic), snacks and that is about it. Sparse and dated, but if you are in Keystone, this is about it, so you might as well stop and fill up.