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Rapid City has you covered for breakfast, lunch and dinner

Sabatino’s Italian Ristorante

Rapid City’s newest Italian restaurant features creations from Italian Chef Alessdio Di Sabatino, who has 20 years of experience cooking in the finest Italian restaurants. For a dish that will live up to all expectations, try the Lobster Ravioli.

Firehouse Wine Cellars
Guests can enjoy regular musical performances at Rapid City’s downtown winery, next door to historic Firehouse Brewing Company. Try Mythical Beast, a Midwestern blend that hails the iconic jackalope.

Fort Hays Chuckwagon Supper & Show
Embrace the Old West at Fort Hays Chuckwagon Supper & Show, featuring a hearty meal and Western entertainment. If breakfast is more your style, Fort Hays Old West Town Square provides all-you-can-eat pancakes for just 99 cents.

Zymurcracy Beer Company
Peanut butter lovers, look no further. If you are visiting in February or July, the Peanut Butter Oatmeal Porter is a no-fail option at this off-the-beaten-path brewery. Groups can enjoy a spacious atmosphere and food truck on-site.

Colonial House Restaurant & Bar
This staple of Rapid City has catered to groups large and small for 41 years. They provide American cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. One of the most popular menu items is the homemade Caramel Rolls.

Embrace the Old West at Fort Hays Chuckwagon Supper & Show, featuring a hearty meal and Western entertainment. If breakfast is more your style, Fort Hays Old West Town Square provides all-you-can-eat pancakes for just 99 cents. CREDIT South Dakota Department of Tourism

For more information on Rapid City, visit VisitRapidCity.com.

Summer is Full of Fun Around Rapid City, South Dakota

Mount Rushmore Evening Lighting Ceremony (May-August)

At sunset, visitors gather in the Mount Rushmore amphitheater facing the four lit faces as a park ranger begins to tell the storied history behind how this American landmark was created.

Legends in Light Laser Show (May-September)

Presented nightly after dark, the mountainside of Crazy Horse Memorial turns into a spectacular display illuminating our cultural diversity, celebrating our similarities and encouraging harmony while showcasing the story of the Native Americans

Summer Nights (May-August)

Every Thursday night, Rapid City blocks off a section downtown for summer fun. This is a true local experience with a different band each week. Enjoy music, delicious food, carnival games and much more.

Buffalo Roundup & Arts Festival (September)

Just like a Wild West movie scene, a herd of 1,450 buffalo are rounded up each fall by cowboys and cowgirls on horseback at Custer State Park. This event draws thousands of spectators.

Black Hills Powwow (September)

An incredible three-day celebration of Native American culture with dancers, drummers, artwork and much more. You can experience the heritage of the Lakota, Nakota and Dakota nations all under one roof in Rapid City.

Thousands of spectators gather to watch cowboys and cowgirls round up a massive buffalo herd in Custer State Park – just like a Wild West movie scene! Photo courtesy of South Dakota Tourism

For more information on Rapid City, visit VisitRapidCity.com.