
Address and Contact Information
Address: 657 Main St, Deadwood, SD 57732
Phone: (605) 578-1533
Website: https://www.saloon10.com/dining.html
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Reviews
The Osso Buco here doesn’t play. It’s massive and could be split among 2 people. Gram was overloaded, and even I couldn’t finish it off.
I had a Bison Ribeye. It was tender and delicious. I had to add a lot of table salt, but my guess is that may have something to do with the older demographic.
The Sweet Potato waffle fries here are straight gas. Crispy and delicious with a sweet-salty blend. Amazing stuff.
Capped off with a strawberry shortcake tiramisu. It made for a great meal in Deadwood.
The steaks I’ve ordered here have fatty bits that are quite chewy and not fully rendered with the steak as they should be, but overall are slightly above average.
Prices are mildly high, but service was amazing, as our host / waitress Mailene was wonderful in every way, bringing attentiveness and humor to our table. She very much made our anniversary dinner a special one, and she deserves all the kudos possible.
No issues with the ravioli, it was fine. The power bowl was terrible. Cleared the table before entree and didn’t bring out silverware with it, so sat for 5 mins waiting for silverware after food came out as well.Not sure if it was the sauce or combo of veggies.
Atmosphere was cool. Would probably come back to try other stuff/ they had a super wide drink selection!
The harvest bowl was an awesome vegan option. Veggies and grains with a delicious cashew sauce, baked sweet potatoes, and falafels with hummus were ridiculously good! Our friends had steak and walleye, and burgers with fries, and of course they were all delicious as well.
Mike, our server was so good, and they were great about informing us about what was in good and adjusting for our diet. We loved it so much and will definitely go back again!
First we got seated right next to the restroom (because who doesn’t love the aroma of public toilets with dinner?), and when we dared to ask for another table, the older tattooed hostess made sure we felt the inconvenience. She slammed the menus on the table without a single word. Charming.
Thankfully, our actual waiter was the opposite: friendly, asked how we were doing — probably noticed we were still trying to digest the welcome.
The food? Stellar.
• Bison ribeye was beautifully charred outside, perfectly medium rare inside, melt-in-your-mouth tender.
• Asparagus crisp and full of flavor.
Summary:
If you can survive the warm Deadwood hospitality at the door, you’ll be rewarded with a fantastic steak. Bring a sense of humor.
Food was okay, nothing to write home about. Espresso martinis were stout and good.
Service:
Waited to be sat at a table while the hostess played on their phone. Server was okay, but wouldn’t think we would have to ask for silverware at a restaurant.
Atmosphere:
Neat historic building with old photographs detailing history of Deadwood.