By chance we were given chips for a free scoop across the street at Spearfish Brewing Co, which is…read morealso awesome! Stop by and get a scoop or two! Fast and friendly service too!

With a line out the door, this is an obvious stop for ice cream in Spearfish…read more My husband and I shared a Root Beer Float with Birthday Cake Ice Cream and the specialty sundae with Blueberry Goat Cheese Ice Cream and olive oil/granola. My husband was skeptical of the olive oil and it was so good! I also loved the birthday cake combo with the root beer float. This is the best ice cream I've had for a while.

This place was amazing! The service was fast and smooth and not that full. The food was spectacular…read moreyou could get ice cream and normal food like a Hot Dog. They had a variety of ice cream flavors my favorite was the Mint ice team, but my relatives liked the Jackpot. The inside of the store was really nice not to much rustic feel, but not to much modern either. I would go back to this place for seconds and rate them the same thing.

This is such a great place to get ice cream in Deadwood! The ice cream is delicious. They have…read moremodel trains for the kids to watch. It's right next to the gunfighter reenactment on Main Street. The servers are very pleasant. I highly recommend it on your next visit to Deadwood!

The ice cream flavors are amazing. Best ever. Great variety. On top of that they have the most…read moredelicious shakes and sundae combinations. The service is fast and friendly. The store is cute and clean; located right by the train station. Best ice cream in keystone by far. They also have great coffee too

With the same brand of ice cream sold in multiple shops along Tourist-Trap Strip, you're pretty…read moremuch guaranteed to have the same taste in all of them. I had wanted to try this brand when we visited the Mt. Rushmore KOA and was sorely disappointed they had so many unique flavors... but none that were multi-allergen friendly. Cue.... BENKY'S! Strange name, but friendly smiles and delicious creaminess-in-a-cup! I get chocolate peanut butter or some variation thereof (my favorite) at pretty much every ice cream place. Makes it easy for me to judge them more fairly. Benky's was creamy, the peanut butter swirled in very thin layers so it basically melted in your mouth... and the cute interior of the ice cream shop gave us a nice, cool air-conditioned place to relax and cool both our insides and outsides at the same time. They also had outdoor seating with umbrellas for shade if you're into running the sweat-race of "Can I finish this before it drips all over my hand or becomes a puddle of goo in my cup?" sort of thing. Overall, good ice cream, good experience and delicious.

Tried going twice and both times closed way before their posted closing hours.... thought they were…read moreclosed for good but we saw them near opening time both days

tried to use my Dairy Queen gift card given by my daughter on Father's Day and they said you can't…read moreuse it at this location in Deadwood South Dakota. Very embarrassing and disappointing to say the least.

I can see why this place was so busy! Tons of topping options and combinations paired with great…read moretasting ice cream is an easy winner. I got the dirt cup and loved it. The chocolate ice cream was really good and mixed with the crumbled Oreos perfectly, making each bite have little bits of cookies mixed in the ice cream. Highly recommend! Mom got Lauren's landslide and she really loved it too. She liked the vanilla and chocolate mixed ice cream as well as the huge cookie dough chunks. And how doesn't love caramel and chocolate on top of their ice cream?? We had to wait in line about 20-30 minutes, and then had to wait another 15 minutes or so before they called our name with our finished order at the window so be prepared to wait a little, especially if you visit during the weekend. But overall it was worth it to me. The ice cream was smooth and yummy and I loved the cookie pieces mixed into it.

What a lovely find in Rapid City! My husband and I had just gotten to our hotel and were looking…read morefor a sweet treat - the bartender at the hotel recommended Armadillo's and it was just down the street! Despite being close to 9 pm (they had later hours for summertime), it was still bustling with happy customers! The ice cream shop has a cute old timey vibe and has excellent soft serve! I wish we were staying in town more than one night because I'd definitely come back again the next day! I got a dipped soft serve and my husband got a vanilla soft serve root beer float - both were delicious!!

Ice cream! [Keystone SD]…read more After all the walking in and out of shops, most of the time just window shopping, we eventually got tired and wanted something cool and refreshing. Jane's Boardwalk Pizza not only sold pizza but they have an ice cream shop too. I chose Jolted Cow (description: Caramel and Fudgy Brownies swirled in an Espresso flavored ice cream) and hubby chose his usual Mint Chocolate Chip. We enjoyed our treats in their spacious covered outdoor dining area. They also have a second level for more seating. Good service. Review #3491

Jane's combination was delicious! Thin crust loaded with toppings and lots of sauce! They even…read moredelivered a small pizza to our place.

We stopped here during a recent road trip the selection of candy was excellent. The staff was…read morefriendly, efficient and polite. I tried their chocolate covered pickle this is a must try item, and more delicious than I would have thought. We also bought way too much taffy but it was all very good.

Fun place to stop with kids. They have a huge array of candy including a whole wall of bulk candy,…read morechocolates and taffy all sold by pound. There is also a candy case with various treats including a chocolate covered pickle (SKIP IT!). They had rows and rows of packaged candy including nostalgic favorites and a variety from other countries. It's a little pricier than what you'd pay in the store but it's a touristy stop and they have a ton of options. They also have mini golf but we didn't have time to play during our stop. If you're in the area and looking for a fun detour for the kids, this is a good option to keep them happy!

Lots of fun stuff for all ages. They have collectibles from local artists. They have lots of games…read moreand toys for the kids. If you're looking for camping items they have those too. Stop in and get an ice cream!

Visiting this area was certainly on the bucket list (sci-fi) . Getting the shop with the tower in…read morethe background just tied it all together. So many trinkets and gifts to purchase, really tied into the area theme and made it feel complete to visit. Friendly and helpful workers, and the rattlesnake at the back of the store was mind blowing.

Excellent ice cream and fudge, also rather large assortment of unusual flavors of saltwater taffy…read more When I get ice cream I usually get it in a bowl because eating from cone gets messy with mustache and beard, nice thing here is they have bowls made out of waffle cones Funny chocolate and coffee themed t-shirts along the wall. Good specialty coffees and lattes. Fast friendly service.

Loved the variety of sugar free sweets. Very busy but got taken care of quickly. Very nice staff.read more

I love SLC! the ice cream is wonderful and the downtown area is so pretty! would recommend to…read moreanyone!

tl;dr the extra-creamy ice cream delivers on both quality and quantity; don't be afraid to sample…read morethe more adventurous flavor offerings Compared to California, the Dakotas have far fewer premium dessert destinations. But some of the states' best ice cream can be found around Rapid City, South Dakota. Enter The Silver Lining Creamery. This small-batch scoop shop only has locations in the Dakotas. But don't count out the rotating selection of premium, handcrafted ice cream. Silver Lining is routinely ranked among the best ice cream parlors in the state. The Rapid City location is at the far corner of the Main Street Square, adjacent to the covered downtown parking lot. Countless metal tables and chairs are organized on the outside patio, and the flavor lineup is markered onto a stainless steel menu beside a seasonal service window. A bulbed "ice cream" sign sits above the front entrance. Inside, the queue twists along the curved counter. Merch shelves and a grab-and-go freezer are pressed against the exposed brick wall to the right, while a half-booth is tucked into the corner beside the side entrance on the left. The two-tiered ceiling is accented by a baby blue lighted strip, while a deep blue "ice cream solves everything" neon sign is displayed against the back subway-tiled wall. Ambient music plays lightly in the background. My group visited on a Sunday evening in late spring, and Silver Lining still boasted a sizeable crowd. The flavor lineup ranged from standard to moderately ambitious -- namely, Silver Lining offered a perfume-y sage-flavored ice cream. After sampling multiple flavors, my partner and I opted to share a triple-scoop in a waffle cone. The cone was dwarfed by the giant scoops; our staff member treated it as a personal challenge to see how much ice cream the petite cone could possibly balance. The high butterfat content was unmistakable -- the ice cream was eyebrow-raisingly creamy but not overwhelmingly sweet. My favorite flavor was the mildly mocha-y Coffee Toffee, while my partner enjoyed the true-to-flavor Butterscotch. Our final flavor, Circus Town (birthday cake ice cream with frosted animal cracker), was no slouch, either. The service was efficient and accommodating, and a monster-sized triple scoop runs $8 -- a bargain by big-city standards. I left feeling impressed by the portion sizes and the execution. For a sophisticated yet crowd-pleasing dessert option, Silver Lining is a solid bet.