I've traveled across North and South Dakota over the last week and stopped at several places for…read morecoffee. This is by far the best iced latte I have had anywhere over the last week. It's a beautiful little shop tucked away in Killdeer with ample parking. The barista, who I think is also the owner, was very pleasant and efficient. The espresso is strong with a deep aromatic taste, far cries from the burned flavor of Starbucks espresso.

What a delightful little custom coffee shop. It opens at 7 am on a Thursday morning. The owner…read morewas very kind, patient & pleasant. Our teas and coffee orders were made well. The breakfast treats were fresh. We also purchased mineral waters, charcuterie boxes and one watermelon sorbet to go. Delicious! We went back on Friday morning as well. It's a wonderful find & worth the drive.

Wild Cow This ice…read morecream parlor is located right next to the Stonehome Brewery. So, if you want to grab a quick bite over there and then walk over for some dessert, this is a great option This parlor is very spacious, clean, and well decorated. The menu offers soft serve, sundaes, hard scoop ice cream, and coffee options The sundaes are almost like blizzards or concretes with different signature mix-in options. The hard scoop only had several flavors to choose from, but they all looked delicious The servers weren't particular friendly or helpful, but the service was relatively quick and the ice cream delicious Some tips: Ask if you can sample a flavor before making your decision. If you want a mix of both ice creams and coffee choose the sundae thay mixes both. This is essentially an affogato, and it's one of my all time favorite desserts Cheers!!

Just went tonight my husband was ordering the guy taking the order was rude and just not…read moreprofessional at all in the second order he told us he couldn't make our coffees because the coffee machine was turned off at 9 we started ordering at 9:07. You would think he would something when we got there. Rude and wont be coming back anytime soon.

Hatlee and Brae is located right outside the south entrance to Theodore Roosevelt National Park in…read morea downtown shopping area. This area has a historic western country town feel to it that also feels touristy. It was a warm day and this place was a perfect treat after exploring the day in the park. I got a small cup of huckleberry ice cream and it was delicious and refreshing! We were able to find parking easily. They have tables and chairs outside to enjoy your ice cream at. The inside has gifts if you are in the mood for shopping. They had a large selection of flavors of ice cream to choose from! Highly recommend!

Fresh Frosted or Caramel buns right out of the oven at 7AM with coffee or hot chocolate. Served by…read moretwo hard working young ladies. Really a great way to start the day!

Frozen yogurt smelled funny and we got sick from it. High school girls were too busy on their…read morephone to pay attention to customers

You need a sign of your prices. For 4 frozen yogurts it cost me almost $80! Seriously!? I never…read morewould have eaten there had prices been displayed! Kind of a rip-off to me..it wasn't all that good either.

I got four fudges and they are all delicious. They were mint chocolate,chocolate, coconut…read morechocolate, and pistachio. The service was fine. They have pretty standard ice cream flavors, I didn't get any ice cream though. They had a bunch of train stuff and that was cool. Really recommend.

Saved room after dinner but should've saved more!! Ordered two scoops and they were very generous…read morescoops. Good variety of flavors and nice place to sit outside.

Did you know that, as of 2010, the obesity rate in North Dakota was 27.2%? When I first learned…read morethis fact I thought that all North Dakotans must walk with shame and an ice cream cone in each hand (to quell the pain of said shame). My expectations only came half true (there is no such thing as a North Dakotan devoid of pride nor a North Dakotan who walks for purposes other than shooting something). Moosetracks, Bunnytracks, Juneberry, Swiss Chocolate. I fell for them all! It was a summer fling for the ages.

Go here if your in the area, great ice cream! I heard they make fresh waffle comes also just not…read morethe day we were there. They make coffees, have a great old slushy machine and of course ice cream. Lots to choose from we had maple nut, mint Oreo and cupcake. All very good and the service was great.

BEWARE Not your normal DQ prices!…read more A small Oreo blizzard cost $5.00 before tax. At almost every other DQ from Chicago, to Montana, to Idaho, etc. this would be enough for a large! Approximately 35% more expensive than other locations! The blizzard was good and the service was average. It was just a ridiculous price.

Slowest service ever! We ordered our food at 12:13 and we are just now finally to the window and…read moreit's 12:40 and still waiting for one chicken strip basket and a couple small blizzards. Do NOT go here if you expect fast service at all.

The place is old but management keeps it very clean! The smoked meats are awesome and I love…read morewashing it all down with a shake!!!! Thank you Joe for doing what you do!

The food was NOT very eatable I took about 2-3 bites of my burrito and gave the rest to the trash…read morecan! Service was good but just the food wasn't.

Amazing food and service! My fajitas were scrumptious and the portions were perfect. A must stop…read morein Dickinson.

At last, we remembered to SPLIT the burrito! The hubby and I stopped in about an hour before close…read more I'll say service was slower than usual, but, understandably so... it was late and a HUGE party was clearing out with a 2nd very large birthday party. I'm sure everyone was running on E. The food was good. It was our first evening stop here & I'll note that lunch specials are quite the savings, though it's still not what I'd call expensive. The server brought us extra water to fill our water bottles before we hit the road, which was a great touch.