Oh my gosh, I can't believe I haven't been here before!! I was missing out! This is a hidden gem of…read moreSioux Falls nestled in the middle of town. Came in for a quick lunch and was quickly greeted by a young gentleman. I explained my gluten allergy and he was so on top of it and knowledgeable. I got the verde nachos with chicken to split with my mom and we still had left overs!! It was prepared safely with my allergy in mind and my gosh it was so good. The chicken was flavorful and tender, I can't wait to try the other meats here. The owner was there on property helping around which I always love to see an owner proud of his work. Was a fun place!

Stopped here for lunch and we were not impressed. Both my wife and I got the brisket and it was…read morevery dry and not tender at all. The BBQ sauce could not save it.

The food was amazing I really enjoyed it and the service is nice and hard working they have lots…read moreand lots of meat choices

Great co-op grocery with beautiful decor and displays, high quality products and a very delicious…read moredeli! I'm a fan of co-ops and was not disappointed here! Great vegan sandwiches- I had the beyond sausage melt. (Ask for them to be made vegan, the helpful counter person told me the default hoagie had milk in it. vegan comes on a very yummy ciabatta) Tasty affordable cold brew and yummy vegan frosted cookies!!! Very recommend!

Gerald John Dolphin (2007) Good ambiance. Cashier was a bit…read moresnippy with me on Tuesday but it's okay because I did gleek like all up in her face. GREAT sourdough deals.

Absolute best thing to eat after a long weekend camping trip. After eavesdropping on a local tour…read moreguide on the best local restaurants to visit and researching online, Jj's Diner has been mentioned multiple times. To refuel both my energy and hunger level, the double cheeseburger was very enticing (no regrets have been made). The buns were nice and soft. Patties were juicy and seared nicely with the ideal crust, and the gooey cheddar cheese was possibly the best thing about this burger. Fries were also good and salted pretty nice.. could use a bit more crunch to it. Malt melted a bit too fast in the heat but nevertheless, the chocolate flavored dessert was delicious. Good to note that I had also tried my friend's cheese curds, I believe, and they were uniquely delicious with the seasoning, flavorfully on par with the cheeseburger. Be sure to try them out.

My family and I just ate here (July 24, 2025) and it was great. The service was good, the staff…read morewas very friendly and the ambiance was inviting and cozy (think 'small town diner where you overhear a lot of casual, local conversations between families as they come and go'). I ordered the double cheeseburger special with bacon and I was pleasantly surprised (I was expecting McDonalds but they exceeded my expectations with a restaurant quality burger), then I ordered a cookie dough cyclone and it too was delicious. My family commended the Chili Dogs, the Pizza Burger, the Fish Sandwich, as well as the Cheese Curds (aka Cheddar Crisps or whatever they're called). Absolutely would eat here again, in fact, I think it's going to be the go-to spot for food in Luverne. Color me impressed!

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.

I shop Franklin and Sunshine for the best value in meats in Sioux falls, better quality and lower…read moreprices than the big chains. At Franklin you park near the entrance and get carryout to your car

Franklin is an amazing Grocery store, very friendly service and awesome prices! Will always go…read morethere for meats and Produce

super clean establishment. Fast service and easy parking. We only stopped in for a little snacky…read moresnack (2 tacos each) and chips and salsa. They use yellow tortillas, which is fat Tony's favorite - the tripa tacos are GASOLINA - crispy chewy goodness and the steak and chorizo tacos were seasoned perfectly. oh man, I'll be dreaming of those for awhile now. We brought the chips and salsa home for later and the chips could've used a little more salt but they were oily and crispy just how I like em with a good homemade salsa.

Had a really great experience here! The food was delicious, the service was friendly and attentive,…read moreand the atmosphere was welcoming. Everything came out fresh and tasted great. You can tell they put effort into making sure customers have a good experience. I'll definitely be coming back and would recommend this place to anyone looking for a good meal!

Food was great! Staff friendly! I would recommend it without reservations! Butter chicken was…read morewonderful!

I've had Indian food in Seattle, Los Angeles, Austin, St. Louis, and New York City. I'm not…read morementioning this to brag, but as a way to show I've had Indian food throughout the United States so I think I have good idea what to expect. Having resided in Sioux Falls for about 2.5 years, I've found that food here is typically well prepared with fresh ingredients and served as I would expect. The strange thing is, there's almost always a distinct lack of any standout flavor: everything is there, it all tastes good, but it's not exciting or distinct. And so it goes with Indian Oven. There is a lot to like here and my rating is more like 3.5 stars. I just can't give it 4 stars. The portions are generous so you are getting a large amount of food. The entree I ordered arrived with rice which I appreciated. Service was prompt and efficient. The restaurant occupies the former Urban Chislic location so the decor inside looks much like a modern sports bar and that's fine - it's reasonably modern looking without being overwhelming. I think if I'd never had Indian food before I'd be very impressed. However, like I mentioned before everything looks and 'feels' accurate and yet the food always tastes like something is missing. I ordered Vegetable Samosa and there were good - the pastry seemed accurate and the filling was good. It was served with the usual sauce/sides as expected. The Dahl Makhni (beans) arrived at a very hot temperature which I did appreciate. The naan bread had a pleasant, chewy texture which I liked a lot. I can only give three stars because of the overall taste/flavor. I don't know if food in the Midwest is just intended to be 'flat' or 'polite'. I enjoyed everything I ordered and since I am a big eater I finished everything ordered - that alone should tell you it was good. Overall, it is a good place to eat and the food was accurate for Indian food. I just wish it was more flavorful and interesting to taste.