Location: Hot Springs
Top Restaurants in Hot Springs
Top Things to do in Hot Springs
- 1. Mammoth Site of Hot Springs
- 2. The Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary
- 3. Sage Meadow Ranch
- 4. Cascade Falls and Swimming Hole
- 5. Angostura Recreation Area
- 6. Evans Plunge Mineral Springs
- 7. Pioneer Museum
- 8. Southern Hills Golf Course
- 9. Hot Springs Chamber Seasonal Visitor Center,
- 10. J.H. Keith Park and Whitney Preserve at Cascade Springs
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Top 4 Bar food in Hot Springs, South Dakota, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Hot Springs, South Dakota, United States. Hot Springs (Lakota: mni kȟáta; "hot water") is a city in and the county seat of Fall River County, South Dakota, United States. As of the 2010 census, the city population was 3,711. In addition, neighboring Oglala Lakota County contracts the duties of Auditor, Treasurer and Register of Deeds to the Fall River County authority in Hot Springs.
Things to do in Hot Springs
1. Woolly's Grill and Cellar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 653 reviews
*Closed for the season, we will be re-opening April 21, 2019* Woolly's Grill and Cellar is located in the Southern Black Hills in Hot Springs, SD. Woolly's is a family owned and operated restaurant, coffee bar, and lounge. Our restaurant offers a casual,
Reviewed By chrisdeanck
Being that this restaurant was rated #1 in the list of all restaurants, I would have to disagree with that. Website says "Casual but Refined", I agree with Casual but not with Refined. 1891 Steakhouse and Bistro's food is WAY better. You do get a lot of food here, but taste was just ok. The ribs were very tender and meaty though a couple were dry, all with very little sauce or smoky flavor. The buffalo sirloin was thin and chewy, not bad. Very good salad bar and dessert selections. Sauteed veggies were watery, bland and overcooked. The green beans were suggested but were kind of dry and tough. Biggest complaint though was that they had no beer that was brewed there though there were big signs everywhere saying there was. Our meals were served right after we returned from the salad bar. Hmmmm.Thank you, Chrisdeanck, glad you enjoyed much of your evening at Woolly's especially the amazing 18-foot salad bar. So sorry that we didn't have any of our great craft brew available the evening you were here (we still, even after 4 years now of brewing, have stuck with our small batch size and occasionally run out). Though we also always feature all the great craft brews from around the state of South Dakota (so you won't go thirsty). In addition, for the wine drinkers, we always offer samples of our Woolly's labeled wines (a very nice red blend as well as our signature white wine). Thanks again for dining with us.
2. The 1891 Steakhouse and Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
The 1891 Steakhouse and Bistro is located in the lobby of the Historic Red Rock River Resort, built in 1891. We opened June 13th. We feature locally raised beef and South Dakota grown ingedients whenever we can. Our chef creates many culinary masterpieces
Reviewed By Mountainman827
Finally made it here to give them a try. Expected more based on the reviews. They have a Bistro menu and a Steakhouse menu. We ordered from both menus, I ordered the Champagne Chicken and my spouse ordered the Back Pepper Chicken. we both had salads that included brown lettuce. My spouses was replaced and she was not charged the up charge. Our meals were ok but average. My baked potato seemed to be reheated. My Champagne Chicken cost $18 so was expecting more. Atmosphere was neat being in an old building and our service from Chrissy was great.
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3. The Vault
Overall Ratings
3 based on 232 reviews
Coffeehouse, Pub and Grill. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We serve gourmet coffees, espresso's, smoothies, soda's, a large range of draft and bottled beer and a full bar. We open early and stay open late.
Reviewed By Albert B
Stopped by for lunch and were lucky to find seats at counter. Many locales and tourists. On street parking in historic district. Were out of Fish & Chips. Good service and coupon found in Hot Springs Tourist free magazine. Smaller men's room than I expected, could be wait?
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4. Winner's Circle Lanes and Games
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By ak2398
We went here for the bowling. Nice, clean, well-serviced lanes. Very reasonable priced games. Not very busy early Saturday afternoon. I never looked over to the restaurant/casino combo. Food prices were high, but you received a very large portion for the cost. Quite a large menu; burgers, chicken, appetizers, etc. Very well lit, not dark & dingy like many bowling alleys Iâve visited. Bathrooms also very clean. Doesnât look like much from the outside, but worth the stop for a few quick games. Pop country music, not my favorite, but what many like. Good customer service, polite, attentive employees.
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