My hubby and I take yearly roadtrips, we are west coast natives, and we decided this year was the…read moreMidwest...we ended up here in Sioux Falls and we were recommended this incredible restaurant from Hotel Phillips. The restaurant has the best lighting, decor, and atmosphere. I wish I could remember our waitress's name, she was so sweet and truly took the time to recommend not just which different food options but things for us to do and see. I ordered the filet with asparagus and would order that time and time again..phenomenal. My hubby ordered the walleye dish and it was also phenomenal! The drinks were top notch. Please keep in mind you will be spending money to eat here...but it's money well spent!! Will recommend to anyone visiting

Had such a fun time at Crawford's with friends and family. The atmosphere is great and the…read morebartenders were great. We ordered the Epiphany, which comes with a Buzz Ball flower, also known as an Electric Daisy. You take a drink, then chew the flower bud and let it sit for a bit before swallowing. When you take another drink, your mouth feels electric. It's like a fun, adult Pop Rocks sensation. If you want a drink that's an experience, order the Epiphany. Trust me. Definitely recommend for a fun night out.

This place was way nicer than I thought it would be. The inside is really nice. Service was really…read moregood. Couldn't have asked for anything more. I had a salmon that was excellent. My wife had the chicken taco. She really liked them,just passing through the area, man if we live here, this would be a regular for us. Keep up the good work grill 26.

I made a reservation online a little over three hours before we wanted to dine. My requests were 4…read moreadults and 1 high chair and preferably somewhere quiet as we had elderly guests who can't hear well. We arrived for our reservation and were seated at a table that wouldn't allow a high chair by restaurant rules. We were moved to a much smaller table that couldn't accommodate the 5 of us. The table was also located directly under a very loud speaker and a television. When asked if this table was ok, we stated our concerns that the table was very small and that our family couldn't hear each other due to the speaker. The hostess said it was all they could do. We decided to give it a chance as it was our first time here. My husband ordered the pulled pork sandwich and I ordered the chicken honey almond penne. Husband says the pulled pork itself was good but the onion rings inside the sandwich were stale making the sandwich feel past expiration. My penne was completely over cooked to the point where the chicken was more of a jerky consistency and the pasta was disintegrating if you tried to use your fork to collect it. Our other guests enjoyed the steak stating it was ok. From the start with our requests for accommodation being ignored to finish with possibly the worst dishes I've ever overpaid for, this experience was one I never would wish on anybody.

Sitting on A Saturday afternoon, ordered food and its a 45 minute wait and we have still not got…read moreour food. We are the only people here.

I love Chloe! She is so kind and helpful! The atmosphere is fair but Chloe makes it incredibly…read moreinviting!!!!

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.

We've been here a couple of times with at least one other couple in group. Everyone's food has been…read morevery good. Also there is a much bigger selection of food than most bars have and they go to the next level above typical bar food menus. We've always had Pam for server and she is friendly and efficient. It's a nice clean bar and has a large patio era with part orbit covered. Love music is good also.

A little disappointed. Sat for 15 minutes before server…read moreshowed up at our table. He had a trainee in tow. Ordered walleye nuggets. No crispy outside - mushy and uncooked in the middle. Hated to send them back but not edible. They refried. They were a little bit better but not great. The server in training cleared our plates and we requested our check- said she'd be right back. A full 20 minutes later the training server showed up and asked if we were ready to close our tab? Trainee appeared to be cleaning bathrooms? Food tonight was mediocre. Service wasn't bad when they were serving us - but a lot of the time we weren't being served. Want this place to succeed-it's a local place for us.

One of the best steakhouse experiences you can encounter in the West. Sorta odd that it is away…read morefrom downtown and out in the shopping suburbs but that also means the clientele is just not dominated by suits and the rest of us can relish the fine service and food. When I visit a classic western steakhouse, I do NOT want the frills of the east. Please. But I do want a western theme interior, friendly faces and service, and generous servings of awesome food. Morrie's delivers on every level. What a great experience! First I liked the family portraits when you walked in. Like in the Big Easy, you know that means that here's a place that takes pride in tradition. Prompt and friendly service came next--GREAT classic old fashioneds. Appetizers, off the charts. We thought the Onion Rings were among the best we have ever had. Brussels sprouts, the same. So impressive. The New York strip--certainly among the top five of all time for me. Do add the onions and peppers, just another layer of great flavor. What is really wonderful is that the beef is locally sourced, from ranches in Nebraska and South Dakota. The pride of local markets really comes through, and makes. A. Difference. Sides? Yes. The root veggies are excellent but always order the chorizo hash browns. They are rich and thankfully they have a bit of a kick. They are filling--but hey box what's left and have for breakfast the next morning. My western trips will now include an overnight at Sioux Falls--that's how special Morrie's is.

Service was good, and our server was friendly and attentive. Unfortunately, the food didn't live up…read moreto the recommendation. I ordered the walleye, and it was very average--nothing memorable or worth the price. It felt like a run-of-the-mill dish that I could get at many other restaurants. The first thing we noticed when we walked in was a strong sewer/trap smell near the entrance, which wasn't the best first impression. While the odor didn't seem to carry throughout the entire restaurant, it was noticeable enough to stand out. The tap beer was also served much warmer than expected, which was disappointing for a steakhouse of this caliber. Overall, the service was the highlight of the evening, but the food, warm beer, and less-than-ideal first impression left us underwhelmed and feeling that the experience didn't justify the price.

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.

Food is always good. We like the small hometown bar feel and you always feel welcome.read more

Did this place used to be Last Chance 30-40 years ago? They…read moreadvertised having "the coldest beer in town".