Everyone is efficient and extremely friendly! I have never left unsatisfied. The pork green chili…read moreis amazing! A must when visiting Newcastle.

Excellent breakfast! Perfectly cooked eggs, crisp hash browns, fluffy biscuits. Service was fast…read moreand friendly. Worth a stop.

Lauren, our server was truly wonderful …read more Clean & friendly atmosphere. Incredibly delicious food. A must go to for breakfast and lunch.

Baker's Bakery & Cafe is a fantastic old-style bakery and diner with a wonderful, almost retro…read morefeel. You can tell right away that this is a place with heart. The staff (especially Nicole) is incredibly kind, friendly, and genuinely proud of what they do, and it really shows in how they interact with customers. Freshly brewed coffee, fresh baked goods, and amazing breakfast burritos made our visit a real treat. We enjoyed a full breakfast for $28 including tip, which is such a great value these days. Highly recommended if you're looking for quality food, warm service, and a nostalgic atmosphere. Support local businesses like this, you won't be disappointed!

The food was excellent. We ordered the chicken fried steak and chorizo scramble, with a pancake on…read morethe side. Such a good breakfast! Our server was the least friendly person we have met, since being in Spearfish for work. Other than that, it was amazing!

As a southerner, I didn't have super high hopes for a good biscuit and sausage gravy. I was…read morehighlyyyyyy surprised to LOVE theirs. The biscuit was fluffy and crispy on the bottom. The potatoes were so tender and the peppers and onions complimented it well. The eggs were cooked exactly how I asked too. Chris was my waiter & I loved the attention to detail he gave me from when I stepped in up until I left. The menu was very diverse and thorough. I had many options I could have picked from! The restaurant was small but clean and friendly. I got to meet the owners and they were so nice and welcoming to me. Most definitely a stop in spearfish if you're passing through!

This was good. I am only giving it 4 stars due to a very limited menu so it may not hit that…read morebreakfast craving spot on. Ladies behind the counter were super nice and the 2 window aspect to the cabin kept it moving rather quickly. - I do believe they have moved and downgraded their menu - it showed they used to be in town and now they are in a small drive-thru coffee cabin.

The iced tea does not taste good. It tastes like ascorbic acid rather than fresh brewed. They also…read morewere sold out of all food options by mid morning and they do not let paying customers use the restroom.

We stopped for lunch as we were driving back from Devil's Tower. It was too rainy and snowy to…read moresightsee in Deadwood but we still had a wonderful lunch. Our group of 3 had corn beef hash, salad with chicken, pancakes, eggs and bacon. The pancakes were described as "the best restaurant pancakes I've ever had" We walked in about 30 minutes before they were closing (1:30pm closing time) but were welcomed warmly and our waitress was attentive and chipper without hovering. And even with iced tea and a soda, the total was $33. If we're ever this way again we'll definitely come back.

Honestly if I could give zero stars, I would. My husband and a friend of ours went here last year…read morewhen leaving Sturgis and loved it. This year I went and it was complexly awful. Everything from the attitude greeting at the door to paying the incorrect tab amount. It was awful. It took us a minute to find parking and finally found a spot up the street. We walked in and immediately the lady said how many people, we said 4 and she then said 'Well we have a limited menu today. You can get a breakfast burrito, breakfast sandwich or biscuits and gravy'. All of us were fine with that and said that is okay, then she looked around the room and said 'Well it is going to be a while' and then walked away. Not even a hi when we walked in the door, just straight to trying to drive us away. I went to the restroom and as I came out a table of 5 people that all had biscuits and gravy was being sent back the kitchen. That didn't look good since that is what I wanted. I heard the server ask the cook if he could heat them all up. I guess they were all cold. I could deal with that. We stood around waiting for about 15-20 minutes and the I walked over to their tiny casino area and threw in $5 to waste some time. Finally the same rude chic said to us that she had 2 high top 2 seat tables if we wanted to split. We were tired of waiting so we took them. Then we waited and waited. We watched several people come in and wait to be greeted and never spoken to, so they leave disgruntled. We waited maybe another 15-20 minutes watching other tables wait for their food and even their drinks to come. We finally got asked what we wanted to drink. We got iced tea each and ordered our limited menu breakfast. And then we waited FOREVER. The table next to us finally got their food in 2 waves with about 5-10 minutes apart. The server said the cook cannot make the gravy fsst enough. Honestly, they shouldn't have the biscuits and gravy on the menu if it takes that long. And why couldn't they have a basic breakfast, eggs, hash brown ham or sausage and toast. This was literally the items on the sandwich or the burrito. Would have made things easier for the cook. Our food finally arrived. My husbands breakfast sandwich looked amazing and it was steaming hot. My biscuits and gravy were good.... at first. One biscuit was light and fluffy but when I got to the second biscuit it was completely burned on the bottom. I couldn't even cut it. I gave up. The server gave us our tab and charged up for an omelet and hash browns for $13. They didn't even have omelets available! Then when my husband questioned the bill and the server started arguing with him. How are you going to charge us for something you don't even offer? It was ridiculous. Overall we were there for almost 2 hours which cut in to our drive time to come back to Denver. Thanks, but I won't ever be back.

When searching up specific foods that South Dakota is known for, the Indian Taco and Frybread came…read moreup as popular items. We ordered takeout from this restaurant and so I cannot speak to the dining experience. We arrived around brunch time, and it was around then that people slowly began to trickle in on the weekend. Of note, this was the only restaurant that comes up when you search "restaurants" on google maps in Cheyenne Crossing in the Black Hills in case anyone has trouble finding it on google maps. In addition, there is no service here by the way. The restaurant is attached to the gift shop, and there is a small gas station right outside as well. We just ordered their Indian Taco, which is basically a huge piece of thick frybread with various nacho toppings such as ground beef, sour cream, tomato, lettuce, cheese, and salsa. While it costs about $15, the size of this Indian Taco can feed you at least 2-3 meals, depending on how hungry you are. The takeout was quick to come out, and while we waited, we enjoyed some of the table games (nail balancing game, marble game, etc).

We drove 50 miles to review and to eat. Don't go between 11:00 am 1:00 pm. No parking and…read morerestaurant was full and 12 or so people waiting to be seated. My wife and I ordered Indian Taco. Mind you we had an Indian Taco at Four Corners at a run down wooden shack and an Indian lady prepared it. It was 5 stars. The food here was watered down chili and was not warm. The food was not very pleasing to eat. The fried bread under the taco dressing was okay, nothing like we had at Four Corners location. The restaurant/store had an "off putting" odor. I would pass it up if you are ever in SD. Ambiance reminds me of a mom and pop dinner in the southeast. The restaurant was packed.

Best darned Latte I have ever had, better than my father-in-law's Cafe Hafuch (Israeli Cafe au Lait)read more

I needed a spot to charge while camping, this place had lots of outlets. I had a chai which was…read moredelicious, then decided to get lunch as well. The portabella-feta "burger" was incredible. Staff were friendly and quick. Note for queer safety: this business didn't have any explicit pride flags but also didn't have decor that suggests it wouldn't be welcoming. There is only one bathroom which is all-gender. I was not the only visibly queer person there the day I went. Accessibility: all one level, small lip at doorway to enter, wide space to navigate between tables

Sooo amazing!! Definitely stop here if you're in custer. Good pricing, the whole place is so cute,…read moreand the food is amazing! Our server was very nice and so was everyone else in the restaurant. I got the french toast with a chai, the chai is the best chai I've ever had! And the french toast was amazing! My boyfriend got the breakfast bowl and loved it! Definitely would come here again if ever in the area, don't miss this spot!

Fresh oysters for breakfast...in South Dakota? Yes, please!…read more My wife and I stumbled upon this gem on a recent trip through the Black Hills. A note about the restaurant from their website: Erik and Camillia opened Hjem A.M. in 2022 with one goal in mind: bring amazing breakfast food to the Black Hills. The food's focus is seasonality and is inspired by Scandinavian/American flavors. "Hjem" means home in Danish. Camillia and Erik found their home in Custer and want to be your home in the morning. Everything was divine. We wanted to sample the menu so we ordered "The Bob" (pancakes with lemon cream and lingonberry), Lobster eggs Benedict which they were out of unfortunately so the gave us some oysters as an apology. Their quiche of the day was a Mexican inspired elote style with a flaky crust and delightful crema, topped with some pickled onions. Their hollandaise was likely the best I've ever had. The accompanying potatoes and hash browns were perfectly cooked and seasoned. Ashly ordered a sausage patty that included a few chili flakes to wake up the tastebuds. I'd mentioned Ashly's birthday and they brought out a birthday treat - rice pudding topped with dried apricots and granola. And a candle on the side. We certainly felt at home at this lovely place. It had a charming decor and the service was top notch. Be sure to stop by on your next trip to the Black Hills.

Eggs Benedict - SO GOOD!…read more Everything looked really, REALLY good. Service was great, cute spot.

Very Delicious fresh food super Amazing Service and…read more Really Kind staff. Enjoyable little cafe

If you're visiting Mount Rushmore and looking for a place to eat before or after your visit, I…read morecan't say enough about the Powder House restaurant. It is a must stop. Service was really good from the time I called to be added to the waitlist to our hostess all the way to our server. The food came out at a reasonable time. Ordered: -Kids spaghetti -Kids cheeseburger and fries -Ribeye- a little chewier but still a great cut. -Prime rib made perfectly very flavorful I was super surprise and highly recommend prime rib if you are a prime rib fan. It comes with two sides which I got to pay extra and ordered the garlic fries. Overall, I highly recommend stopping by here to dine. I have no complaints whatsoever. It was actually the best meal I have had during my visit to this state. When my sister in law recommended this spot, I did not think that I would have enjoyed it as much as I did. Just because there is not much food options in the area and I didn't think that this spot could produce really good food since I am from California and am a foodie. And well Powder House is kinda in the middle of no where. Well, 2 thumbs up from this Yelper. Add this spot to your bookmark and make sure you go! Tips: -Call ahead to be added to their waitlist. -Indoor seating only -Alcohol served here -They have a kids menu -They have their own private parking lot -Credit card accepted -They do charge for splitting plate of eight dollars. -Restroom available. -Very laidback casual atmosphere.