Stopped in at the Wagon Wheel as we were staying at the KOA Badlands and it was a fun little bar…read moreand grill. Owner and his lady fruend were there and such a nice bynch of people. Paula the bartender was super sweet. If you're looking for a beer and a bite (and cheap ice!)...this is place!

So thankful to have stumbled upon this bar while looking for a place to eat near Badlands National…read morePark. There's not many restaurants out there but this place is a true hidden gem in the middle of seemingly nowhere! The service was great, the seating was cozy in a western bar type of way with a pool table and darts. The restaurant has lots of bar food, like burgers, chicken sandwiches, steak sandwiches, chicken tenders and fries - They've got the most delicious onion petals - I want to go back just to get those again! Served on a paper plate with a cold beer, and I don't know why, but it just hit the spot! We will most certainly stop by again on our next Badlands trip!

Best ribeye we have had in a long while! Friendly atmosphere and good service. Hope to be back soon.read more

Great service, friendly folks, solid selection of bottles and cans. Excellent chicken tenders…read more Enjoyed the laid back atmosphere. Thanks!

YUMMY!!! Split the…read moreFrench Dip and Legends Beef sandwiches with my travel buddy. Have mercy on my beef & carb loving soul!!! Both were delicious! French dip: Thinly shaved steak, provolone cheese, the bread and OH! - the au jus! All were perfection. Just. Perfect. I had the fries but in hindsight, I should have ordered the mashed taters. Legends Beef: An open faced sammy of beef piled on glorious mounds of mashed taters sitting on pillowy slices of white bread smothered in brown gravy. Y'all, my mouth is watering just thinking about it. I'd recommend either sandwich but would INSIST that you try the mashed taters. My ONLY ding is this is a Pepsi house. While I haven't tried it years cuz I am a Gold Peak Snob, the Brisk Sweet tea from the fountain was surprisingly good.

Expensive tourist trap. Food is fast frozen, out of bags, premade and bland. Nothing here is…read morehomemade. Service is slow and impersonal. Ambiance is urban western, bland and hard. But the steak pizza isn't bad.

Right outside of Custer, this was a great place for lunch, and not in the "tourist trap" Wall Drug…read morecomplex. I had beef tips, salad bar, and mac and cheese. Beef tips were a little overcooked (I ordered med.) but tasty. Salad bar wasn't bad, but average. Everything was fresh. Mac/cheese was awesome! It looks like it would be a hopping night place! Employees were very friendly and efficient. Sorry I lost all my pics due to a corrupt sd card.....

Another tourist trap but it's Wall and busy all summer. Not many choices. I'm local and have been…read morehere numerous times. I've never enjoyed anything I've eaten here. Soup and salad bar is okay but you can tell it's all out of bags, premade. The soup has been cold numerous times. I was afraid to eat the bean bacon soup cause the bacon looked raw. Ambiance has never changed. Very impersonal and hard.

In the area for work and after a late flight into Pierre, this was the only option open in Murdo…read morefor a late night dinner. We walked in and Prairie Pizza was being single-handedly ran by a one woman team, she was cranking out some orders and let us know she'd be with us shortly, and that she was closing soon, so we could still order carry out. We placed a build your own with pepperoni and mushroom, got 2 drinks and waited in the main area for the pizza to be ready. She gave us napkins and plates to go, handed us our pizza and we headed outdoor to the lighted and we'll manicured lawn with picnic tables. The temp was just right that evening and we enjoyed our pizza outside. The pizza flavor was great, it was fresh, hot out of the oven so toppings were sliding everywhere, but still good after we let it sit for a minute. The interesting thing about this pizza is that it's advertised as a entree and desert at the same time...and it was, and we didn't pay too much attention to that, so it was a little bit of a surprise that the crust had cinnamon rolled into it, and the pie included dipping cups of icing. I am the person who lives for pizza crust, so not having that extra crunchy bite of carbs after finishing the slice was a little disappointing. We felt adventurous, the crust was not sweet, but normal, just rolled like a cinnamon roll, and it turned out to be a nice little combo. Definitely worth a try, a lot of the restaurants in this area were closed or closed early due to staffing. I would support this establishment again.

Pizza is absolutely disgusting there wasn't a single thing good about this pizza the toppings just…read morefell right off the slice every time

In town for business. Came here on a Sunday night on recommendation of Hansen Cabins (which is a…read moregreat place to stay!) They had Shiner Bock, which made my Texas heart happy. Started with a side salad. The blue cheese dressing was full of chunks of blue cheese and perfect. I'm picky on that! They didn't just use iceberg lettuce but a mix of other lettuces. I like that a lot. Whiskey tips in a sauce that was great. As promised, there was a kick. Side of beans ands they were cooked to the right al dente. Just the right spices. I felt like the portions were generous. I think two people could split that order. I would have taken leftovers but was on an expense account and wanted to try another place my second night! Not many people in town. I'm sure it's crazy in summer!

Well, this was the only restaurant open in all of Wall so we ate here with high hopes, only to be…read morelet down and left utterly confused. The waiter although sweet and new, had no clue what ranch dressing was or what a Moscow mule was. He kept trying to take our menus when we hadn't even ordered yet. I ordered a rattlesnake margarita and got a regular house margarita instead. My date ordered a mojito but they didn't have all the ingredients to make it. The drinks came out without much alcohol in them at all, if any, and felt that they were overpriced juice more than anything. We then ordered soft pretzel bites and beer cheese and they were hard as a rock - so bad that we sent them back. Luckily they took them off the check. Then our food finally came out - the kitchen was VERY slow - and honestly I think Tyson's frozen chicken tenders were better than these. The breading was hard as a rock, and was peeling off like they had been frozen and baked too long or something? The only good thing about the place was the fries, which were crispy and tasted fresh. The next day we left the Badlands NP and came into Wall after sunset only to find that once again, Badlands Saloon and Grille was the only restaurant open. We chose to get a bunch of snacks from the gas station instead because there is no way we would ever go back there after that poor experience. Despite the interior of the restaurant being decorated nicely, they really need to focus on the quality of the food and training staff - it has so much potential for being one of the few restaurants in Wall around the national park. But I don't recommend eating here, even if it is the only place open in all of Wall.

So glad I turned off the interstate to try this drive in, it was super clean and well kept and the…read moreowners were two of the friendliest people I have met in a long time. I had a bacon cheeseburger that was seasoned perfectly and cooked to perfection, not overdone and dried out like most places. The salad had fresh greens and amazing ranch. Stop in and try this place you won't be disappointed

My family and I recently had the opportunity to stop in at this nice little burger joint in South…read moreDakota. We were on the road from Minnesota going to see Mount Rushmore and wasn't sure if there was any place had good quality food along the way as we didn't wanna stop at you, typical fast food chains such as McDonald's or Burger King so we figured we would give this place a try. Overall, the food was phenomenal. Great portions on everything that they have to offer there from the burgers, shakes ,fries ,onion rings ice cream, and even slushy. We got a chance to try all of these items in one after one each item we tried was a home run. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal and we were so glad that we made the decision to stop in. The great news is it's not far off of the main highway. Just a few minutes up the road. They have an easy to access drive through and even room to sit inside and outside, but seeing how we were in a rush we just went through the drive-through and got our food and headed off after a few few minutes. The only thing that caught us a little bit off guard was the style in which you order. It's all à la carte so each item is individual and unfortunately that can add up pretty fast so we ended up spinning about $90 three people to eat so that's just something to keep in mind if you are stopping here just be aware. It is a little bit more pricey, but I will say that the food is great and the portion sizes are excellent.

We stopped by Wall Drug Cafe and tried the vanilla and chocolate donuts along with the apple pie…read moreand blueberry pie. It was a nice stop during the trip and a fun experience overall. The 5-cent dine-in coffee was a nice touch and added to the classic feel of the place. Among everything we ordered, the blueberry pie was definitely the highlight and was really good. The other items were decent as well and made for a nice quick snack break. Worth stopping by when visiting the area :)

On our way to Badlands National Park, we finally gave in to the endless Wall Drug billboards. There…read moreare so many you almost have to stop, and honestly, they worked. The place is massive and feels like it sits halfway between a classic tourist trap and a legitimate retail stop. Some sections were actually really fun to browse, and I enjoyed exploring the variety of shops. That said, seeing a lot of made-in-China merchandise was a bit of a deterrent for me. The dining options were on the pricey side, and the food quality was just okay, nothing memorable or to write home about. Overall, it's one of those iconic Americana roadside stops that's worth visiting once in your life, especially if you have time to spare and enjoy quirky travel experiences.

I mean- it's not the best but it'll fill you up…read more Lexi from the waitstaff was sooooo kind and sweet. We loved her! I figured as a buffet there would be more options but it's pretty small.

The food was great. Service was a little slow. But the waitress was nice. And the booths weren't…read morethe cleanest. Overall I would go here again