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Located off Catron Blvd Pizza Ranch & FunZone Arcade of Rapid City is able to host groups big or small with our six party rooms, ranging from 16 seats to 78. Our Legendary Buffet has a fresh Salad Bar, endless Variety of Pizza, The Country’s Best Chicken® with all the fixins and our Delicious Dessert Pizza with Ice Cream! It will help you refuel after a day of travel, touring, or meetings! Kids and Adults love our 2400 square foot FunZone Arcade with over 32 state-of-the-art arcade games! Come see us for our Legendary Food and FUN! We also cater our Legendary Food for any sized party!
Buffet chain offering pizza, fried chicken & classic American sides in an Old West-themed setting.
Hours
| Thursday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 405 E Stumer Rd, Rapid City, SD 57701
Phone: (605) 791-5255
Website: https://pizzaranch.com/locations/sd/rapid-city/405-e-stumer-road
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Will Hudson
We’re from the east coast and had never been to a Pizza Ranch. I’d been to Cici’s pizza back in the day, so long ago that the buffet was $3! Times sure have changed, as a buffet for 2 here was nearly $35. What a waste of money and calories.
Why? Let’s do niceties and discuss some history first. Pizza ranch has a dedicated following in the Midwest. It has its roots in Iowa and it seems as if the locals love it. God bless ‘em.
On to the review:
We made the mistake of coming through the doors of Pizza Ranch on Valentine’s Day and were very disappointed. The food was stale. Many salad bar containers were completely empty, including the lettuce! The marinara sauce that I guess you dip the pizza in (since the pizza has no sauce on it) was very dark, dried out and sad looking.
The Mac and cheese looked like it sat out 6 hours, I was too scared and disgusted to try any. The pizza was also pretty old and never replenished. The crust had holes in it reminiscent of those Boboli pre-made crusts you could buy at the grocery store in the 90’s. Do they still make those?
Let’s be positive a little bit:
Pizza ranch also has fried chicken on the bone, and chicken tenders. The tenders were in fact decent. I’d say it’s on par with what you could get at a chain grocery store, perhaps even a little better, and it was actually hot! I had 3 tenders with honey mustard and that was pretty satisfying.
They also have a dessert area with what looked like apple pie pizza, some other product I missed, soft serve ice cream, and cookies baked round like their pizza.
The cookies were surprisingly good. Better than the ones I’ve had from dominos or papa John’s. Sweet and flavorful, not just notes of cardboard. My dining partner reported that the soft serve was very good. If you have a sweet tooth and they put out dessert stuff, grab it fast because it’s pigs at the trough otherwise.
Friendly advice to the store:
-please stop putting away food at 7:30 when you close at 8. We arrived at 7 and felt we had no time to eat.
-please replenish the food that runs out or has sat out for too long.
-Don’t you also have bread? We didn’t see it.
-do you always charge for drinks when people may not want them? I know it’s a buffet, we aren’t going for our health. But I just wanted water and was charged for soda. Why is it mandatory to pay you to get even more diabetic and corpulent?
-finally, Would it be hard to have seasonings aside from salt and pepper?
For $35 to feed 2 people, you could spend half as much at dominos using a coupon. Pick it up, bring it home and .have a better experience than pizza ranch. I truly expected better out of such an esteemed regional pizza purveyor.
If you do go, stick to the chicken, the cookie pizza, and soft serve.
… moreWhy? Let’s do niceties and discuss some history first. Pizza ranch has a dedicated following in the Midwest. It has its roots in Iowa and it seems as if the locals love it. God bless ‘em.
On to the review:
We made the mistake of coming through the doors of Pizza Ranch on Valentine’s Day and were very disappointed. The food was stale. Many salad bar containers were completely empty, including the lettuce! The marinara sauce that I guess you dip the pizza in (since the pizza has no sauce on it) was very dark, dried out and sad looking.
The Mac and cheese looked like it sat out 6 hours, I was too scared and disgusted to try any. The pizza was also pretty old and never replenished. The crust had holes in it reminiscent of those Boboli pre-made crusts you could buy at the grocery store in the 90’s. Do they still make those?
Let’s be positive a little bit:
Pizza ranch also has fried chicken on the bone, and chicken tenders. The tenders were in fact decent. I’d say it’s on par with what you could get at a chain grocery store, perhaps even a little better, and it was actually hot! I had 3 tenders with honey mustard and that was pretty satisfying.
They also have a dessert area with what looked like apple pie pizza, some other product I missed, soft serve ice cream, and cookies baked round like their pizza.
The cookies were surprisingly good. Better than the ones I’ve had from dominos or papa John’s. Sweet and flavorful, not just notes of cardboard. My dining partner reported that the soft serve was very good. If you have a sweet tooth and they put out dessert stuff, grab it fast because it’s pigs at the trough otherwise.
Friendly advice to the store:
-please stop putting away food at 7:30 when you close at 8. We arrived at 7 and felt we had no time to eat.
-please replenish the food that runs out or has sat out for too long.
-Don’t you also have bread? We didn’t see it.
-do you always charge for drinks when people may not want them? I know it’s a buffet, we aren’t going for our health. But I just wanted water and was charged for soda. Why is it mandatory to pay you to get even more diabetic and corpulent?
-finally, Would it be hard to have seasonings aside from salt and pepper?
For $35 to feed 2 people, you could spend half as much at dominos using a coupon. Pick it up, bring it home and .have a better experience than pizza ranch. I truly expected better out of such an esteemed regional pizza purveyor.
If you do go, stick to the chicken, the cookie pizza, and soft serve.
Vicki Jones
Tonight my husband and I visited the Rapid City (South) Pizza Ranch. We ordered the Bronco pizza after we paid for the buffets. The cashier asked me what type of crust I wanted; I asked her what different styles of crust they offer. When she named off the “skillet” type of crust I immediately ordered that one, cause I’ve never had that one before. Needless to say, the “skillet” crust is my absolute favorite type of crust, it really made the Bronco stand out! The food on the buffet was hot and fresh; except for the spring salad. My husband asked a food service worker if she’d replace the spring salad due to it looking wilted and soggy. She said “of course” and proceeded to take it off the bar to take it to the back to get fresh spring salad put in its place. Unfortunately; all she did was took it to the back and mixed up what she had taken off the food bar up and pretended it was a fresh spring salad. When my husband went to go and get what he thought was fresh spring salad he was highly disappointed to see that she had only brought out the original spring salad which was wilted and soggy. Except for that one mishap, everything was very tasty like it is as always. On another note; it’s so nice to see how Pizza Ranch gives back to our community by having non-profit organizations come in to serve the customers at Pizza Ranch. Tonight they had “Rapid City Area Right to Life” come in to serve us by taking away our dirty plates, cups etc, and they made sure we had everything we needed! We gave them a $3 tip in the plastic tip jar that’s placed on every table. Kudos to Pizza Ranch for helping to give back to the non-profit organizations throughout Rapid City. Also the workers took care of making sure the entire buffet was wiped down so that all the guests could enjoy their time at Pizza Ranch! I must say; we’ve never had a bad experience at Pizza Ranch and we’ve lived here in Rapid City since Oct 2019! If you’ve never been to Pizza Ranch you must absolutely go cause they have all types of food on their buffet for everyone to enjoy!
… moreJames Benham
Best pizza ranch in the state and best buffet. Always clean, buffet fully stocked, and courteous staff. Not to mention the best fun zone around!
… moreElly Hall
I arrived 20 minutes late for my pick up order. When I arrived at the window, an employee informed me there was a problem with the fryer, and could I wait in the parking lot for 10-15 minutes until my chicken order was done. I agreed, parked, and waited for 15 minutes. I then drove up to the window, and the manager had my order in hand. He apologized for the wait, and explained that the fryer had an issue, he was training a new hire, and missed my order and apologized again and said he was sorry, and refunded the amount of my order, and said I hope you come back. The Manager went above and beyond by the refund and asking me to come back. Of course, we will return, we love Pizza Ranch! God bless!
… moreJennie Alaska
I always am treated with kindness and respect when I come to this Pizza Ranch location. They always serve you fresh food and if it’s not fresh and you ask for fresh food, they are more than happy to give it to you. I believe coming here is a way better deal than going to Golden Corral. I believe Pizza Ranch has a better menu and a more affordable menu for everybody in your family.
… moreBob Thompson
Had a party for about 15 family members over the holidays. In general. Everybody had a great time and the food was good. The place could stand with a good cleaning though, and some spaces need updating. Overall, however, I would recommend and will be back again.
… moreNikki Roberts
Everyone was friendly and helpful. Food and service was great. Atmosphere was good and the music wasn’t to loud. It was up enough to where you can hear it but still have conversations with others.
… moreShawn Kinch
Pizza and other food were mid. A couple pizzas were good and the fried chicken was juicy. They day we went got there at 230 and was told place would be closing down for a party. Some of the games I played with my little brother were fun
… moreDustin Points at Him
For $17 a person I would expect food to be stocked, we came at 5:45 on a Tuesday and were greeted by empty trays everywhere. Be prepared to stand and wait by the buffet if you want food. It gets picked up as fast as it slowly comes out. We make it a point to here when we make our yearly trip to town, but that might stop after this trip. This place has really declined over the years
… morejoey boyer
Love this Pizza Ranch! Been to many across the midwest. But this is a must stop every time we are in Rapid. 10 out of 10 friendly staff. The Fun Zone is the kicker kids could spend days in there.
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