Arouse your senses and experience the exquisite flavors of Belle Joli Winery's sparkling wine creations utilizing traditional champagne methods. Our state-of-the-art Sparkling House facility near Sturgis features an awe-inspiring outdoor patio that overlooks our five-acre vineyard, bordering the majestic ponderosa pines of the rugged Black Hills. The journey through Black Hills vineyards begins at Belle Joli Winery, where winemaker Matthew Jackson and certified sommelier Choi Jackson share their passion for wine. We offer daily tastings to walk-in customers and mimosa flights 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on weekends. We also offer the platinum experience 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., daily, with reservations. See our website for more details and information about our Deadwood Tasting Room.
Built by English settler Henry Holland in 1884, the Milbank Grist Mill was completely reconstructed in 2009. This piece of history stands 44 feet high and is fitted with four sails, seven feet wide and 30 feet long. Tours and live demonstrations are available several times a year. A small museum with restrooms is available.
Nonna's Kitchen in Spearfish is locally owned and operated, and serves authentic, homestyle Italian cuisine. Nancy, the owner, loves to prepare her family recipes and share that food with anyone who comes to her table. This is what Nonna's Kitchen is really about - when you dine with us, you're dining with family and friends. We are open for lunch and supper, Monday through Sunday, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. and 5-10 p.m. (we close at 8 p.m. on Sunday).
Public art thrives in the alleyways of downtown Brookings. The Urban Canvas consists of seven murals, five of which were created by artist, Robbie Jelsma. The sixth was a collaboration with SDSU art students and artist Molly Wicks. The seventh was created in the fall of 2019 by Pandr Design Company from San Diego, incorporating local elements. The mural is part of the South Dakota Department of Tourism’s “State of Create” campaign. These seven colorful outdoor canvases make great backdrops for a family photo or styled photo shoot.
Located in Watertown, the Mellette House was built in 1885 by Arthur Calvin Mellette. He was the last Governor of Dakota Territory and the first Governor of South Dakota. The Mellette Memorial Association has restored this home to its former beauty. The original furnishings, family portraits and heirlooms given by the Mellette family make this historic spot unique in the Midwest. We are open 1-5 p.m., Tuesday-Sunday, May 1-October 1. Admission is free. Group reservations are requested.
Alternative Fuel is a full service coffee house with an espresso bar as well as fresh fruit smoothie bar and eatery. Our location on Main Street Square in downtown Rapid City allows us to be in the middle of all the action our beautiful and historic downtown sets up. Whether you're listening to a concert, playing in the fountains or ice skating, we're there for your espresso, smoothie and food needs. Our hours are 7 a.m.-7 p.m., Monday-Friday; 8 a.m.-7 p.m,. Saturday; and 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday.
The Purple Cow Ice Cream Parlor is an ice cream shop located in Waubay in northeastern South Dakota. It is a perfect place to stop after a day of fishing, boating, or just a day at the lake with the family. We are open seasonally. Our current hours can be found on our Facebook page.
The Handbag Store in Hill City in the southern Black Hills is aptly named for its enormous selection of handbags, wallets and coin purses. The selection of bags and accessories is curated to offer a selection that will excite and delight. From name brands to new brands, The Handbag Store offers classic, upscale and down-to-earth styles to explore. In-store shopping is available from April to October. Add The Handbag Store to your "To Do" list while in Hill City.
Located in the heart of Downtown Rapid City, Main Street Square is a fun-filled public space that features special events, arts and culture, live concerts, seasonal ice skating and interactive fountains. Surrounded by the City of Presidents, boutiques, eateries and galleries, Main Street Square is a destination the whole family can enjoy. It's FUN-squared!
From the Wild West-inspired cowhide-paneled bar and reclaimed wood tables to the hand-painted and -jeweled wallpaper and Moroccan chandeliers, no detail is left behind at Crawford's Bar & Grill. The same holds true for the food; from your prime cut of steak to the wild-caught salmon, every element is carefully considered. Visit us in downtown Sioux Falls. We are open daily: 4 p.m.-12 midnight, Monday-Thursday; 4 p.m.-2 a.m., Friday; 11 a.m.-2 a.m., Saturday; and 11 a.m.-11 p.m., Sunday.
