Black Hills Family Restaurants
Black Hills Family Friendly Restaurants
Bobkat's Purple Pie Place 19 Mount Rushmore Road•Custer, SD •605-673-4070 A bakery, restaurant and ice cream parlor rolled into one, it's the perfect place to stop for light meals and treats such as heaping ice cream sundaes and fresh, flaky pie. |
Bumpin' Buffalo Bar and Grill 245 Main Street•Hill City, SD •605-574-4100 There are plenty of entrees here (not to mention microbrews), but kids will best appreciate the burgers, sandwiches and stuffed buffalo that might overlook your table at this historic three-story restaurant. |
Custer Pizza Works 429 Mount Rushmore Road•Custer, SD •605-673-2020 With a nice outdoor patio, this is a family destination with kid-pleasing pasta, a salad bar, calzones and a variety of pizzas, including one with ground buffalo meat. If you're on a budget, look for $5 lunch specials. |
Legion Lake Lodge Dining 12967 US Highway 14A•Custer, SD •605-255-4521 With checked tablecloths, a come-as-you-are feel and a beach nearby, this cozy dining room with sandwiches and burgers fits families well. You can work off a meal or work up an appetite with swimming, hydrobikes or renting mountain bikes and hitting the Centennial Trail, which goes by the lodge. |
Sylvan Lake Lodge Dining 24572 Highway 87•Custer, SD •605-574-2561 This wide-open historic dining room is known for its native game and seafood, but it's the stellar view of the mountains and Harney Peak that make this place special -- even romantic if the kids mind their manners. Reservations are recommended for dinners, which run about $19 to $30 per entree, but lunches are more casual and affordable at $7 to $12. Look for buffalo stew, creamy tomato basil soup, pan-seared buffalo steak tips and asparagus salad, fresh trout and even picnic lunches you can pre-order and grab for a hike. |
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