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    Sweetheart Specialties

    4.0 (2 reviews)

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    Silver Lining Creamery

    Silver Lining Creamery

    4.3
    (126 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $

    I love SLC! the ice cream is wonderful and the downtown area is so pretty! would recommend to…read moreanyone!

    tl;dr the extra-creamy ice cream delivers on both quality and quantity; don't be afraid to sample…read morethe more adventurous flavor offerings Compared to California, the Dakotas have far fewer premium dessert destinations. But some of the states' best ice cream can be found around Rapid City, South Dakota. Enter The Silver Lining Creamery. This small-batch scoop shop only has locations in the Dakotas. But don't count out the rotating selection of premium, handcrafted ice cream. Silver Lining is routinely ranked among the best ice cream parlors in the state. The Rapid City location is at the far corner of the Main Street Square, adjacent to the covered downtown parking lot. Countless metal tables and chairs are organized on the outside patio, and the flavor lineup is markered onto a stainless steel menu beside a seasonal service window. A bulbed "ice cream" sign sits above the front entrance. Inside, the queue twists along the curved counter. Merch shelves and a grab-and-go freezer are pressed against the exposed brick wall to the right, while a half-booth is tucked into the corner beside the side entrance on the left. The two-tiered ceiling is accented by a baby blue lighted strip, while a deep blue "ice cream solves everything" neon sign is displayed against the back subway-tiled wall. Ambient music plays lightly in the background. My group visited on a Sunday evening in late spring, and Silver Lining still boasted a sizeable crowd. The flavor lineup ranged from standard to moderately ambitious -- namely, Silver Lining offered a perfume-y sage-flavored ice cream. After sampling multiple flavors, my partner and I opted to share a triple-scoop in a waffle cone. The cone was dwarfed by the giant scoops; our staff member treated it as a personal challenge to see how much ice cream the petite cone could possibly balance. The high butterfat content was unmistakable -- the ice cream was eyebrow-raisingly creamy but not overwhelmingly sweet. My favorite flavor was the mildly mocha-y Coffee Toffee, while my partner enjoyed the true-to-flavor Butterscotch. Our final flavor, Circus Town (birthday cake ice cream with frosted animal cracker), was no slouch, either. The service was efficient and accommodating, and a monster-sized triple scoop runs $8 -- a bargain by big-city standards. I left feeling impressed by the portion sizes and the execution. For a sophisticated yet crowd-pleasing dessert option, Silver Lining is a solid bet.

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    The Mocha shake.  Coffee ice cream with chocolate syrup.  The best shake I've had in a LONG time!
    The Mocha shake. Coffee ice cream with chocolate syrup. The best shake I've had in a LONG time!
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    Four scoop sampler
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    Armadillo's Ice Cream Shoppe

    Armadillo's Ice Cream Shoppe

    4.4
    (140 reviews)
    0.0 mi
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    I can see why this place was so busy! Tons of topping options and combinations paired with great…read moretasting ice cream is an easy winner. I got the dirt cup and loved it. The chocolate ice cream was really good and mixed with the crumbled Oreos perfectly, making each bite have little bits of cookies mixed in the ice cream. Highly recommend! Mom got Lauren's landslide and she really loved it too. She liked the vanilla and chocolate mixed ice cream as well as the huge cookie dough chunks. And how doesn't love caramel and chocolate on top of their ice cream?? We had to wait in line about 20-30 minutes, and then had to wait another 15 minutes or so before they called our name with our finished order at the window so be prepared to wait a little, especially if you visit during the weekend. But overall it was worth it to me. The ice cream was smooth and yummy and I loved the cookie pieces mixed into it.

    What a lovely find in Rapid City! My husband and I had just gotten to our hotel and were looking…read morefor a sweet treat - the bartender at the hotel recommended Armadillo's and it was just down the street! Despite being close to 9 pm (they had later hours for summertime), it was still bustling with happy customers! The ice cream shop has a cute old timey vibe and has excellent soft serve! I wish we were staying in town more than one night because I'd definitely come back again the next day! I got a dipped soft serve and my husband got a vanilla soft serve root beer float - both were delicious!!

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    The line at 7:13pm on a Sunday night
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    Brendan Banana Foster
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    The Cookie Shop

    The Cookie Shop

    4.6
    (58 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    These cookies are awesome!…read more My daughter and I were waiting for our table to be ready at a nearby restaurant and saw this cookie store next door. A warm welcoming store with cookie aromas in the air! We went into this lovely little store and was greeted by a super nice young lady who was busily making cookies. She told us if we bought 6 we would get 2 free. So naturally being a cookie lover I said heck yes let's 6 and get 2 for free! We got 3 oatmeal raisin, 1 peanut butter, 1 snickerdoodle, 2 chocolate chip and 1 Oreo cookie All the cookies are loaded with chewy goodness!! Fresh and chewy..... so yummy! You gotta stop here when in Rapid City! We will be back again!

    tl;dr the cookies exceed my highest expectations; get one of the cookie buttercream sandwiches to…read moremaximize decadence and satisfaction When I plan on going out for dessert, cookies are admittedly among the last treats that I consider. But The Cookie Shop in downtown Rapid City aims to change that perception. This locally owned, cookie-centric bakery operated under the Mary's Mountain Cookies moniker until a recent name change, but everything else about the shop has remained the same. The storefront is tucked underneath an unlabeled black awning beside the local legend Tally's Silver Spoon. Inside the single-room space, shelves of ingredients and stainless steel industrial baking equipment stretch all the way back. Christmas lights are strung from the ceiling, and the deep purple and forest green walls are minimally decorated with mountain-y tchotchkes. The blackboard counter is chalked with a Mt Rushmore-themed mural, and each cookie variety has a Sharpie-on-parchment paper description. I stopped by The Cookie Shop on a weekday morning, and I ordered right away. Across all the cookies, the dough was chewy with a dynamically rich flavor. Our far-and-away favorite was the Cookies 'N Dream -- Oreo buttercream sandwiched between two Oreo-based cookies. You wouldn't be alone in mistaking the thick, creamy frosting for ice cream, and the hockey puck size of each component felt like a sophisticated whoopee pie. But don't sleep on the more toned-down offerings. The Hopscotch (oatmeal-chocolate chip with buttscotch swirls and sugar crystals) paired solid flavors with dynamic texture, while the Americano (chocolate chip with espresso-infused dough) traded sweetness for decadence. Even the day-old leftovers far exceeded most bakeries' freshest of offerings. The service was friendly and efficient, and we were directed around the corner to the sister shop, Speed Goat Express, for coffee. The most expensive cookie varieties clocked in below the $4 mark (hence, comparable to Starbucks, Panera, or Crumbl). But the quality was god-level; it would be no exaggeration to rank The Cookie Shop's creations among the best cookies I've ever eaten, full stop.

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    M&M cookie with salted caramel ice cream
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    Selection of cookie choices
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    Culver's

    Culver's

    3.7
    (42 reviews)
    2.0 mi
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    First time at a Culver's that I'm not giving five stars. Kinda disappointing cause of how much I…read morelove this place. I ordered the SMALL value basket with two chicken tenders and fries which is what I ALWAYS order no matter what location I'm at. Very disappointing that it was almost $9 when at every other location it's only $7. I got my food and the tenders were SO FREAKIN SMALL!!!!! When you order a small value basket it's only the fries and drink that are small, not the chicken. So I paid more and got an even smaller portion than normal. Also ordered a small concrete mixer. It was good but the custard wasn't as thick and creamy as it usually is. It was very liquidy and was more like a thick milkshake. And that was when they handed it to me. And even that was more expensive. I usually pay $4 and this was almost $6. If you're gonna charge more for the same food, please make sure you give the customer what they pay for. I was very disappointed but still happy to have food to eat.

    We came in at 8 pm with my parents after a little social gathering we went to looking for a decent…read moredinner, and so I ordered a butterburger with cheese value basket and asked for lettuce, grilled onions, ketchup and mayo and got only a few onions-- as if they only put a pinch on-- no lettuce, and no fries. I noticed the fries missing first and they were kind enough to give me them but the way they prepared my burger was lazy at best. My father ordered chili fries along with a concrete mixer mini, and the mixer was so melted down he could have drank it with a straw. I would also like to mention that in the wrapper on my burger there were two pieces of shredded lettuce, so I suppose they didn't completely forget the ingredients but instead put it on the side. I mean they might as well have just done the same with the grilled onions since they were similar in portion size. This was my second time at this location and I am honestly a little surprised and disappointed, the other one I go to is usually fantastic and never misses a thing, they even prepare the food nicely. I hope this doesn't happen often here.

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