It's a Caribou with a drive-through in Aberdeen, SD!…read more It was everything I wanted. There's actually TWO Caribous with drive-throughs in Aberdeen which seems like overkill but what do I know. I can see the parking lot at this one getting a little overwhelmed.

Good coffee and the barista was very nice. I like the…read moretrivia questions they have in the window.

This coffee place was truly adorable. I had a banana iced latte which was also good. The barista…read morewas friendly

The best music, great food and the best coffee. Having all…read moreyour friends around for a fun time

This place is a fantastic find. The crepe is a calorie bomb, full of flavor and of textures. The…read moreflat white is a delight to find in the upper plains area. I usually see a bit more micro foam but it is made well. The espresso shines through, too many places try to make a flat white and end up making a latte. I've yet to try the pastries, they will be for the rest of the road trip. The environment is upbeat with the music, the sight and sounds of activity in the work area, the light colors and a bit of mush mash of furniture. Fabulous place

Wonderful new bistro with small bites and pastries you'll love…read more My niece suggested we would try this local new restaurant for breakfast and it was a big hit. I'm always up for trying something new and they had a lot of wonderful things to offer. The four of us started with crêpes. The classic crêpe with eggs, bacon and Swiss was enjoyable, but probably needed some pizzazz or maybe it was just overshadowed by the other choices. I went for the Bordeaux, which was like a turkey cheese wrap. The brie was just melting in your mouth. The spark of other flavors came from the grapes and walnuts on the side. We also tried the Monte Cristo, which provided a nice savory flavor from the ham and cheese. It with topped with jam that provided some sweetness. It was quite good. The last crêpe was a banana, cinnamon and peanut butter combo. This provided all the flavors you'd expect. That could be a great dessert option for anybody. The only problem was they have a host of fresh baked pastries to fill that dessert option as well. I didn't take a picture of what we ordered, but I should have. They had a rhubarb bar with a light cream frosting. It was enjoyable but for me, I'd like a little more rhubarb for tartness, but that's just a personal preference. We also tried an almond bar that was firm and flavorful which definitely satisfied that almond desire. There was a raspberry Crumble cookie that is a good takeaway option. It was a firm cookie with the raspberry flavor. I saved the best for last which was the raspberry flip. This was kind of a croissant pastry that was soft and pillowy with a raspberry and cream filling that was full of raspberry flavor and creamy goodness. This was definitely Kraveworthy. They have a wonderful selection of coffee and hot teas. I really enjoyed the peach mango tea, which I wanted on ice, but actually was more enjoyable just cooling in the glass. The serving dishes for the tea was exceptional with your with your own tray with a carafe of tea brewing the cup and spoon was just delightful. The reports I got on the Mocha coffee was light on sweeting and topped with mocha. Frodo coffee had a caramel flavor that was rich but not sweet. We also enjoyed the drink which was pomegranate and raspberry juice with orange soda, and I believe raspberry Boba pearls. I've become a real fan of Boba tea, and this was light and fruity. By this time we were full, so I had to get the Filo dough and pistachio bar to go. More news on that later. The restaurant itself is very inviting and spacious with most of the cooking stations on one side of the restaurant and seating on the other side. The seating is mostly tables with one seating area with upholstered chairs in a sofa. They also have a wonderfully styled bathroom, which seems odd for me to review, but it's definitely worth a visit even if just to look for a remodeling idea. The staff was so pleasant and helpful and happy to share information about the menu and their short time in Aberdeen. I can't say enough good things about this visit but I certainly tried. I hope you'll give them a try as well.

I purchased this tea out of curiosity, and because supporting small business is good for everyone…read more I really enjoy the tea - smooth and not at all bitter. I enjoyed it enough to find the web site and order more. Give it a try!

From the owner: For the last 25 years we have sold retail and wholesale premium green, black, and herbal tea blends…read moreto vendors and consumers in all 50 states and 6 different countries. Our tea can be found at the Smithsonian as well as Mount Rushmore. Our specialty herbal blends are based off of Native American stories and legends. We also donate 5% of after tax profits towards scholarships at Sitting Bull College.

Nice local diner. Friendly staff. Kitchen needs work- everything on my plate was drenched in oil…read more Yuck- I could not eat it. See photo. I've seen truck stop bathrooms that are cleaner.... Nasty!!!

Absolutely the best omelets I've had in 40+ years. They also cook hashbrowns the way they were…read moremeant to be cooked, crispy and not raw! I love, love, love this place and you will too. Good service as well, don't miss Sammy's. I wish I lived in Aberdeen!!

Best espresso excellent service I hope is a little bit more warmer nice place. I love it. Thank you.read more

This Starbucks is the worst I've ever been to. The store is always messy, always a long wait even…read morethough they aren't busy at all, and ALWAYS out of stuff. Not to mention 90% of the employees are super rude and don't know how to speak with respect. I'm an ex barista/supervisor and it breaks my heart to see this store putting a bad name on Starbucks. I've called corporate multiple times and this store is just getting worse. Yes it's so bad that I have called corporate. It's that bad people

We had a wonderful time at the One legged pheasant. Nicole treated us like family. The craft brews…read morewere all delicious and if we lived in the area it would be one of our favorite spots. We met a local gentleman who directed us to the Brown County Fairgrounds for a night of quiet camping. We are from Texas. We love South Dakota and we will return.

Stop in!! Very friendly staff! About 8(?) selections on tap, quite a range though! They also have a…read moreroot beer! Fun, light atmosphere. I really like to stop here when we are in town. The sour is so great!!