Small little stop along the road in South Dakota. A large amount of the food is grown on site with…read morefresh herbs, eggs, bread and more. Great spot run by a family. Everything we had for breakfast was excellent. We bought cookies and bread for the road too! While waiting for food the kids played cards and board games and we all had a great time.

Food pretty much all local (most made by the family, including the furniture), and the owners were…read morevery friendly. Walls of canned goods to take home. Pancakes could have been bigger.

Pinky's is a horrible place to try to shop for food. It is full of junk food and packaged foods…read more(no booze - not permitted on the reservation) - this is a poor excuse for a grocery store in a place that desperately needs good groceries. Manderson is basically a food desert. When I shopped in Pinky's -- I was looking for some kind of healthy snack -- all I found was industrial commercial packaged junk in packages. There was not any local produce, no fresh produce, nothing "organic" or even remotely healthy. Pinky's is lit up with scary neon flickering lights that is more gift and liquor shop than anything else with at least one drunk standing outside, bellowing at the top of his lungs in the rain. Manderson is on the reservation -- and there are very few businesses there. The town has a very high rate of unemployment so you aren't going see a lot of reviews for this town because people can't afford an iPhone, they don't have phone lines or even water and there isn't even a laundrymat. Pinky's is a shameful waste of people's money and time.

Pinky's is the only story in the town of Manderson. There are other grocery stores at the…read moreneighboring city of Pine Ridge. I have found PInky's to be small but useful. They have had fresh food items. There were no items with expired food dates. They also have a small selection of fresh garden vegetables! There is a small but quaint laundry mat attached to PInky's store. The cost of laundry is very reasonable! It is clean and well maintained. The dryers are excellent. I actually spent less money doing laundry here then when I lived in Rapid City. The cashier is always nice to both me and my husband. There are no gas pumps at this store. It only has three stars because it did not have fresh herbs and a larger variety of cheese.

Out where the hunger broke The fast food and the Heimlich…read morechoke GMO and the mystery meat Costco is compulsory How can we dance While our herds aren't roaming How do we sleep When they're terraforming Tanka has come To amend the lands To return Buffaloes To Native Americans Tanka has come Lakota snack Bygone Bison bliss Let's give it back Midnight Oil in every bar

I gotta say Marc F's review is way more creative than mine will be. I like my Bison/Buffalo meat as…read moremuch but and Im always impressed when a company gets creative with an underused /underappreciated protein. The mix of bison, cranberry apples, and black pepper make for a tasty meat product!

I've never been that much of a fan of Safeways but after spending some time in Western Nebraska and…read morerural Wyoming, it's seeming more and more like an oasis. This one in Chadron had a dozen eggs for 99 cents - hard to find nowadays. They were "Grade B," but seemed just fine and they had brown shells. Several other things I bought were priced reasonably. I might not be back to this particular Safeway again, but I'll look for them in other towns.

This is a great little store - the owner does a great job packing in some awesome items - very…read morehelpful for provisioning for (non-refrigerated) camping! I was able to pick up some juice & snacks for a late breakfast, as well as some packaged goods & snacks for the next several days of my trip. The cashier, Teresa, was totally helpful both in helping me find items I wanted (pack-type foods) and she gave me some great tips on Custer State Park, as well as a local tourist map. We debated the benefits of different attractions - she said the Wildlife Loop was definitely worth visiting, though there were animals all over - and she agreed with me, "A cave is a cave - you can see the more interesting stuff up on top (animals)." And you know what? She was right! Thanks Teresa!

This is a well stocked, with a large variety of offerings, health food store. The owner is…read moredelightful. The store has a beautiful mural behind the counter and is very well organized.

Blew a tire on our trailer traveling from out of state, we got there 5 minutes before closing time…read moreKarl (the stud) helped us find tires at another store, and stuck around for an extra 45 minutes after hours to swap tires. They were awesome! So grateful for their help!

These are the most gracious and generous members of a family company driven by excellence and an…read morehonest desire to bring the highest level of home-grown, sourced quality fresh produce and products to all of us that want the best. Their offerings are augmented with selections to fill any menu. Try a little kindness for yourself. And eat very well. Thank you, guys, for helping us make our menu top drawer.