As a west coaster, I thought we had the lock on cool tiki bars. I was pretty wrong. Hello Hi…read moretakes tiki up about 3 notches. I mean, the legit standards done very well, home versions of standards, some great concoctions of their own, the BEST design for your own atmosphere wants too. Booth? They have that. Cool bar? Yep. Hightop to people watch from? Got it. Corner stage area? Sure. Separate intimate room with cool tiki decor? That too. So, you can have cool tiki place (seen a few of them), you can have an on point cocktail game (tasted a few of them), and you might have good service (experienced that too). But all three in one place? Rare. All three as perfect as you can get? Super rare. I would have said only in CA, but, Sioux Falls has it in The Hello Hi. 100%, the best around.

The good: ambiance is cool. Music is chill. Over all great vibe…read more The OK: Service is poor. Wasn't even busy yet had to wait 10 min to get drinks. The bad: Once you get over the cool glasses you realize that you just paid 13 dollars for an absolutely packed glass of ice. GF Couldn't even get a sip out using a straw on the first pull. By the second pull, beverage was gone. Way overpriced for what you get which in essence is a tall glass of ice with a splash of booze. Sad.

We love this hotel. The room had all the special touches. The Treasury Bar was fantastic. The…read morebartenders were spectacular in the way they made the drinks, which by the way were excellent.

Good ambiance, cool setting. Terrible old fashioned. One bartender was friendly and attentive, the…read moreother looked miserable to be there.

If you are visiting Sioux Falls and looking for a cozy lunch or dinner spot with a great menu, you…read moreneed to give Jack Rose Social Club a try. The menu has a good variety of options with some being unique items such as the Kansas City Hog Wings - one of my favorites! The Jack Rose Burger is also a great choice. A take on the traditional American Burger with some flare. The tap beer rotation is also nice. My favorite is the New Belgium 1554 dark beer. It is not a stout or bock but tastes like one so if you like dark beers, give it a try. PROS - Short distance once you get off of the I229 interstate - Great and cozy atmosphere - Unique menu selections - The chef delivers great tasting food every time we visit CONS - You may have some wait time since the restaurant is on the smaller side and gets full quick.

I've been to the Steel District location and it was great, so I expected the same from the 69th…read moreStreet location. Unfortunately, it was a big disappointment. The French onion soup was good, but the meat in the Jack Club Dip tasted old and reheated. The mushroom risotto was just mush. I won't be back to this location and wouldn't recommend it.

This is a very cute dinner and drinks spot! I've actually yet to be able to get a meal here but…read moreI've had some appetizers and dessert. The selection is great and it's a more sophisticated yet young and trendy vibe in their bar area. Always see a great crowd here. My go to drink is a Lavender Martini. There's a downstairs area I've yet to explore that's supposed to be "speakeasy". Still so much to discover but love that this place is full of things to still explore. Highly recommend.

Loved Myrtle's. Came highly recommended by a friend. I came in and tried a couple drinks, including…read moreone with Appleton rum (yum!) and the current one that they were doing for their specialty challenge. Both were great and that first one will get you a buzz for sure! Presentation was on point (see pics). If I'm ever in the SF area again, I'd like to come back and eat at Parker's next door as well.

It's boujie, chill, and colorful. There seems to be a decent number of younger folks (millennials)…read morethat go here. The drinks are really heavy handed (a decent amount of alcohol), and tasty. They were able to adjust my drink to suit my flavor palate as well (lol). It's got a really cozy atmosphere, and the staff is/are attentive and warm.

Great Holiday cocktails! Bartenders friendly! Loved all the windows - such a sun shiny day place!…read moreSuch a great place - we'll be back!

A typical public house. The service we had was very good. I had the buffalo wings and they were…read morevery good. I did try the "stupid hot sauce" and it is very hot. I wasn't a fan of the flavor but am glad the server let me try the sauce before ordering. The bar has lots of TVs so sports are covered. The noise level is low enough that having a conversation is possible, which is nice.

You'll probably hear me say this repeatedly throughout many of my Midwest reviews, but my husband…read moreand I really are not naturally "bar and grill" type people. In all the many years we lived in Phoenix, despite dining at hundreds of restaurants across the Valley, I can honestly remember us regularly visiting maybe one true bar-and-grill style establishment. Then we moved to Sioux Falls. And suddenly we found ourselves surrounded by them. =) So, we are trying our best to adapt and experience the local dining culture the way the locals enjoy it. We came to Tinner's Public House because a large group of our friends absolutely loves the place and wanted us to join them there one evening. And honestly, because we were surrounded by good company and conversation, I still wound up having an enjoyable night overall. The restaurant itself was busy and lively, with that familiar neighborhood gathering-place atmosphere that many people clearly enjoy. As for the food, however, it unfortunately didn't leave much of an impression on me. The steak I ordered arrived overcooked and drier than I would have liked, the salad lacked that crisp fresh quality I was hoping for, and the clam chowder seemed surprisingly sparse on actual clams. Nothing was outright terrible, but most of the meal landed squarely in the mediocre category for me. The service was okay overall, though nothing especially memorable stood out in either direction. Truthfully, I think the biggest appeal of this place may simply be the atmosphere and sense of community it creates for regulars. Watching our friends interact with the staff and each other, it was obvious this is one of those local gathering spots people return to frequently because it feels comfortable and familiar. For me personally, though, I can't really say the food itself gave me much reason to return independently. Still, I had a genuinely pleasant evening because of the people we were with, and sometimes that matters more than the meal anyway.

Bartenders were friendly, the drink was good and cute. However, ambience didn't feel safe. It was…read more11pm on a Friday night and it felt very sketchy inside.

They have really upped their patio game. It is the perfect spot to enjoy summer cocktails!read more

Had such a fun time at Crawford's with friends and family. The atmosphere is great and the…read morebartenders were great. We ordered the Epiphany, which comes with a Buzz Ball flower, also known as an Electric Daisy. You take a drink, then chew the flower bud and let it sit for a bit before swallowing. When you take another drink, your mouth feels electric. It's like a fun, adult Pop Rocks sensation. If you want a drink that's an experience, order the Epiphany. Trust me. Definitely recommend for a fun night out.

The ambiance here is nice. It's a smaller restaurant but have been extremely impressed with the…read moreRibeye! Recently tried the burger battle burger2026 and it was flavorful, bun was awesome. Service is overall OK across the several times I've come here. I sat in the back once and felt completely forgotten, other times I've sat close to the bar in a more well lit area and the overall service is better there.