Went here for lunch with a friend, and we loved it! I love the self serve iPads so you can take…read moreyour time with the menu, and the food was quick and the staff was very friendly. The food itself was super fresh. 10/10

Walmart ham with French's mustard does not make a $10 sandwich. Very disappointed with food and…read moreall the flies we fought eating

Great coffee!! There's beautiful art inside and service was awesome. It's very spacious with good…read morevibes!

Great coffee shop right on main street in Brookings! Lots of parking and isn't too busy especially…read moreon off season! The staff is super nice and helpful, and the coffee is great. We came in multiple times over the weekend and it was really consistent! They have a great maple spice syrup, which really elevates the oat milk latte I had!

When you open the door and you get an amazing smell then you know you are I the right place! Food…read morewas delicious and they have an excellent service. For sure it's my new preferred place to have a good bbq in Brookings, SD.

Both owners are very rude and I could tell that some of the food wasn't fully cooked that could've…read moregiven people food poisoning, and the place was also extremely dirty and it was very shitty customer service

My boyfriend and I decided to dine here last night before a country concert. Our reservation was at…read more5pm and boy am I glad we had reservations two hours before the concert because this place was not ready for the crowd they were about to receive. I did appreciate that we were seated right away (reservations took priority over walk ins) but it took about 10 minutes before we were handed waters and menus. It then took 30 minutes before we received our appetizer to which we were then told the rest of our food was done at the same time. Typically, I don't prefer to eat my appetizer at the same time as my entree, but in this case I worried with how slow of service we were receiving I wouldn't see my entree for another hour. Almost all of our food was amazing. I ordered a house salad and the Fillet of Beef with mashed potatoes. My boyfriend ordered the chicken and wild rice soup and the prime rib. He said the prime rib wasn't anything to write home about but it did the job. Overall, service was slow but everyone was super nice. I think they just need to hire a few more people which I know is difficult to do. I really hope this place can find the help they need because the food is so good and I want to see this place continue to succeed.

This restaurant has an awesome pheasant-themed atmosphere and the food is fabulous!!! Will always…read moreeat here when I am in town!!!

I waited by myself in line for fifteen minutes for someone to come out and take my order. It took…read moreten minutes for them to make my order as well.

We ordered firehouse subs last night and my vegatarian daughter got quite ill, 15 minutes after…read moreeating a few bites of her sub. I am questioning if Firehouse keeps everything separate for people that have diet restrictions like this. We love firehouse but this is the 2nd time this has happened.

Before I say why Jimmy John's is good, let me explain why even though Subway is good, Jimmy John's…read moreis better. I went to subway and got two six inches because I'd have to be a hypocrite to critique an unknown subject. Anyways, I got the chicken teriyaki with 3 cheeses, and steak and cheese with--you guessed it, cheese. I also added banana peppers to it. Toasted each one. I liked both, but because it doesn't come with its own stuff like when you say "x sandwich" at Jimmy John's, it forces the taster to make their own combination. Fewer than 5% of people have professional cooking experience and it subjects the ignorant with the enormous task of making a sandwich and balanced and unique flavors. Simply asking for a steak and cheese yields only steak and cheese, where it needs more but relies on the orderer's knowledge of flavor. Most people over time will indeed make their own combination that tastes good enough to not warrant a new experiment of flavors, but this means that before this, multiple unsatisfactory experiences must occur. Jimmy John's makes a good decision for you, the first time around. Jimmy John's--treats you right. Also to add on the side: these sandwiches are so portable and easy to pick up. I went on a walk around my neighborhood yesterday just holding a Jimmy Sandwich because I deserved a good sandwich.

Stopped at JJ which i normally love and sumo issues. This location rushes with the order and…read morebefore i can finish with my order sandwich is made and no time to say toasted. Will remind myself to avoid this location!

I really had a nice time here. The patio is fantastic. The service was excellent and the food was…read morereally good. Couple glasses of wine with steak on a patio, you can't beat that! I would definitely come back.

Food was poor quality and served by 14 year olds Ordered…read morebiscuits and gravy Eggs were over done, potatoes were over seasoned, and the gravy wasn't good Not a fan

I have been to a couple Chick-fil-A's and am definitely a fan. The one on campus is just as good,…read morebut I took off a star for it being a little tough to get to and the limited hours of operation. I would have given them 4.5 stars if Yelp would let me. If you are on or near SDSU you should definitely stop in and get some chicken!

Me no get fry, when me ask for new they call me fat n word, they than threw ketchup at me.read more

The Cafe is always set with beautiful fresh flowers at every table. Today we tried breakfast…read more Everything was fresh and delicious. I had the veggie omelette with gluten free toast. Good news for those of us with celiac, they have a dedicated toaster and understand the need to keep it dedicated gluten free!! Order at the counter and they bring the food to you. They have some gluten free treats but I didn't try anything today. Everyone at my table enjoyed their food.

After planning to meet someone at Old Market and finding out they were closed that day, my lunch…read moredate suggested this cafe. She had been here several times before and was a fan, but this was my first time. I perused the menu, but she kept recommending the pasta. It's actually a pretty neat menu; they have a pasta dish for different regions of the world. The French pasta is Spinach Dill, the Greek pasta has tomatoes and feta and black olives, etc. So that's cool. I ordered the Greek pasta and thoroughly enjoyed it. I asked for the half portion and I still couldn't finish it, so you could easily share a plate with someone if you wanted to. The other perk of my meal was the water. It's self-serve and has cucumbers and/or lemons in it. Nummmmmmmy! The dessert was magical. My lunch date picked out some baklava and shared it with me. Good gracious... like a celebration of cinnamon! Four stars for the food, five stars for the desserts, but ultimately I went with a three-star rating. I value "the experience" at a restaurant, including the ambiance and decor and vibe, and a cafe attached to a children's museum (although awesome) does not leave me inspired. That being said, it's great that they have such a fine quality eatery available for the families to eat at after a day at the museum!

Tried several different pizzas, regular and thin crust. All were outstanding and priced…read moreappropriately. Good selection of beers and priced well. Only drawback is lack of fountain drinks for kids and non-drinkers (but they have cans for sale). Cool little area for hanging out with board games and such too, as well as small outdoor space on a fairly quiet side street. Will happily return!

I was so happy to see a brewery downtown in Brookings. The bartender was really nice and helped me…read morepick a light beer to drink. I ended up staying for a couple of hours which was really nice they allowed that. Would highly recommend and definitely go back!