10 Best Vegetarian Restaurants near Custer

“Amazing food. Worth every penny.“

“Cozy little place with indoor and outdoor seating. The pizza was really tasty and the young lady (sorry I didn't catch your name) at the counter was so sweet and inviting. If you're passing through Custer, check out this little gem.“

“Absolutely wonderful experience. Delicious meal, beautiful presentation, easy seating and quick service. This was our first time here and will definitely not be our last“

“If you’re ever in the Black Hills at breakfast time, this is a place you’ll want to stop. Combination bakery and cafe. I ordered two eggs basted soft, sausage, toast and hashed browns. Eggs were done just right, hashed browns we freshly grated, not frozen, and the toast was bread baked on site. Lauren was my waitress and kept my coffee cup full. On the way I. You’ll walk past the pastry case, featuring cinnamon roll and caramel rolls as big as your head, turnovers, and god knows what else. And no, I did not have any…trying to bring my A1C down. But I was sorely tempted. I give them all the stars.“

“Excellent service!! Staff and owners are amazing! Food was excellent highly recommend eating there!!! From Wisconsin“

“Place has change over the years. People working there seem like they do not want to be there. We always eat here when visiting Custer, but this year felt different everything seemed so quiet and odd. We do love the view to the lake and we will always be back.“

“Best Bar and Restaurant ever! Great service, fun people and relaxing atmosphere. Food was amazing!“

“The wait staff was attentive, Tatanka stew delicious on a snowy day and the view was gorgeous!“

“Outstanding food and reasonably priced (for the area). Beer was excellent also. It was literally the best restaurant we experienced in this area. Food, service, beer - 5 Stars!“

“For a meal at one of South Dakota’s biggest tourist stops, this was a pleasant surprise.

We ordered the pepperoni flatbread pizza, and it made for an easy, satisfying lunch while visiting Mount Rushmore. Plenty of pepperoni, a good amount of cheese, and a crisp flatbread-style crust.

Prices were pretty reasonable too, especially considering you’re eating inside a major tourist attraction where the “tourist tax” can sometimes strike harder than the dark side.

There’s a large amount of indoor seating, plus outdoor tables for those days when the Black Hills weather cooperates. The marketplace also has a decent variety of other options, so groups with different tastes should be able to find something.

Convenient, reasonably priced, and a solid place to recharge before continuing your Mount Rushmore adventure.“