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 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!

Good service. Fox News on huge screen. I don't go to a…read morerestaurant to watch news. Bison burger was dry and bun was flavourless. Over priced food and drinks. One block over is Red Rocks restaurant; all Was better there. Good to have choices. Enjoy!

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.

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.

Wakin' Bacon is one of the hidden gems in Wall, SD. If your'e in the area and are looking for…read moreexcellent value & great food - look no further! The folks running Wakin' Bacon are super nice, down to earth, and helpful with the menu. We stopped by late on a Friday night, and I for one am always a big fan of breakfast for dinner, so Wakin' Bacon absolutely hit the spot! The menu has some great staples, and everything we ordered was fantastic, so I'd expect that's the case all around. Another highlight is just the atmosphere around Wakin' Bacon -- though it's adjacent to the motel, the outdoor seating area is fantastic. Low key, but lots of options! On the night we stopped in, there were some live performers and the tunes just added to the appeal. Double bonus, being able to bring a dog to the eating area is epic; not only does your favorite four-legged friend get to join for the party, but you also get an opportunity to make new friends as a result. Overall, I'd highly recommend Wakin' Bacon to anyone in the area -- no asterisks!

It was okay . My cheeseburger was tasteless I know its a…read morefood truck but you still need to prioritize hygiene and cleanliness. He was cooking without gloves and taking orders.

When planning our recent trip to South Dakota, we saw the only food to be had inside Badlands…read moreNational Park was the Cedar Pass lodge We read about their "Famous Indian Tacos" and we enjoyed them more than once, while we visited. It's similar to some other "South of the border" inspired dishes with one big exception - the large fluffy fry bread. They make that daily right in the lodge and it was delicious. They top the Fry Bread with seasoned beef and buffalo meat, refried beans, cheddar cheese, pico de gallo, black olives and a dollop of sour cream. We also enjoyed breakfast at the Lodge one morning - pancakes with an accompaniment of bacon and eggs. An enjoyable breakfast.

Food was grossly overpriced. The Cobb salad was a pre-packaged clam shell and the bison burger was…read moremiddle school lunch quality. All for the bargain price of $40+. Your choices at this end of the park are extremely limited. Plan your trip route to end up in Wall on the north side.

I've only ever ordered Harriet and Oak to go, so that's what my review is based on. The food is a…read morelittle on the spendy side, so I don't order very often--but sometimes it's the preferred choice of my coworkers, so I go with it. The food is really good. I think everyone's favorite is the açaí bowls, and for good reason. I've ordered a variety of items from the menu, and everything has always been great with no issues. Overall, it's a solid go-to spot.

The place is very laid back with a van in the middle that you could actually eat in . Very clean…read more Had a turkey sandwich which was very tasty. The people were friendly and service was fast. Not a huge selection for lunch but very fresh. More like a coffee house vibe

Sunset Grill is about the only place to eat for a hundred miles. So if you're not a Subway fan,…read moreit's the best place in a hundred miles. Simple ordinary food, but that's enough, isn't it? Nice humble friendly staff. Had a grilled chicken and it was fine, simple grilled chicken.

The food was overly dry and the cook sat out in the dining area and belched with customers in the…read morebuilding and the service sucked and they make you pay extra for every topping on a burger and sides. And the condiments is extra 1.99$ definitely not worth coming to. the waitress was overly rude asked if we were ready and walked away and gave dirty looks

Friendly staff, really good coffee!!! Great find in a small town!! Hours of operation are unusual…read morebut well worth stopping if you want great coffee.

While stopping in South Dakota on my road trip from Connecticut we took a pit stop and visited…read moreGinnys for breakfast. The food was so delicious and I am obsessed with the coffee! Thankful we took a little detour and stopped here for breakfast. If I am ever in the area again I will for sure be back here. I recommend anyone going to badlands should check this place out!

Our food was INCREDIBLE. It's very rare that you can walk into a restaurant and have it taste like…read morehome, but better. For the first time in a long time we got to enjoy a meal that didn't taste like it was imported from a big company. I would recommend this place to anyone visiting!

Quirky small diner with great cheap food and the sweetest waitress. I had the vegetable omelet and…read moreit was really good and a terrific value for the price.