Buglin' Bull Restaurant and Sports Bar
$ • American, Sports Bars, Gluten-Free
Hours:
511 Mt Rushmore Rd, Custer
(605) 673-4477
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We’re locals, ordered the wrangler burger and the patty was slim and burnt, barely any onion straws and some small bacon pieces. Showed our waitress and asked if that’s how they want their brand remembered. She said she had the dang burger earlier and it didn’t look that poor. I’ve had better burgers at Culver’s. Good service, but the food is lacking quality, attention to detail and consistency.
Great food at a decent price. Our server was very good and engaging. Definitely would go back to again as well as recommend.
Great food and service. Very quiet place
Menu
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 8PM |
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Buglin' Bull Restaurant and Sports Bar offers excellent food in a great facility. The wagyu cheesesteak sandwich and buffalo tenderloin are standout dishes, cooked to perfection. The cheese bread appetizer, served with tomato sauce, is a highlight. The restaurant also offers a variety of other meals, including fish tacos, chicken burrito, and beef burritos, with servings that are huge enough to share. The chef's skills shine through, and the restaurant features a great rooftop bar where guests can enjoy food and drinks while taking in the view. Buglin' Bull easily accommodates large groups, making it a perfect spot for gatherings. The menu is delectable, especially the tatanka chislic, and the full bar offers plenty of beer options with several on tap, including take-home growlers. The buffalo burger with American cheese and bacon, along with the beer-battered onion rings, are highly recommended. The atmosphere is great, with friendly service, though seating on the bar side on high-top tables can be a bit tight when people walk through.