March 2022

MARCH 2022

VOL. 14 | NO. 2

BAR + RESTAURANT ISSUE FEATURING

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CONTENTS VOL. 14 | NO. 2 MARCH 2022

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C u lt u r e + E n t e r ta i n m e n t 14

Appetites + Avant Garde Affairs DaDa Gastropub

Events 8

6 Things

10

Event Calendar

Fo o d + D r i n k 24

605 Tries

Brunch at Monks Ale House

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605 Stops By

The Homestead Coffee Co.

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On the Menu Jake’s Fine Dining

54

605 Spotlight Highball

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Bottles & Barrels Glacial Lakes Distillery & Brewhouse

76

Hang Out With Branden Ervin

88

Meet the Creative Peter Cobb

Lifest yle 98

605 Profile Melissa Burmeister

Appetites + Avant Garde Affairs | DaDa Gastropub More on Page 14.

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D I R E C T O R O F O P E R AT I O N S Our team already gets a hard time for how often we get to experience local and innovative cuisine, local beers, and craft cocktails. Well, now we have an entire issue with it. The Bar & Restaurant Issue is nothing short of exciting to meet the owners and creatives behind the menu, but we get to typically sample it all as well. My tip? Don’t read this issue on an empty stomach.

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L E A D M U LT I M E D I A D E S I G N E R This issue required us all to step up in a big way. It’s rare we are asked to work our way through a slew of cocktails and desserts before 11 A.M., but I’m proud to report our team rose to the challenge. Not a drop was left in a glass, and no crumbs remained on our plates. As I look at a trash can full of the past weeks’ take out boxes, only one thought remains: I could really use a nap.

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Black Hills Winter Festival March 5

Miner Brewing Co. • Hill City • 11 a.m.

Spend a day at Miner Brewing Co. listening to live music from The Two Tracks, snacking on s’mores, and chilling out at an igloo bar with mulled wine and hot chocolate.

Swing into the selfie station, and try special menu items.

There will also be Crowler Fishing for the Hill City Fire Department, Fat Bike Barrel Racing, and the Miner Mutt 40-Yard Dash. MORE INFO: MINERBREWING.COM.

Mash Madness March 1-31

Downtown • Sioux Falls • All day Visit participating breweries downtown to try drinks brewed for the 6th Annual Mash Madness. Download the DTSF Digital Passport app to vote for your favorite craft brew to win bragging rights and a traveling trophy. MORE INFO: DTSF.COM.

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28 Below Fat Bike Race March 11-12

Spearfish Canyon Lodge • Spearfish • All day Layer up for warmth and hop on a bike for the 50k loop through the scenic Spearfish Canyon. Grab free beer from Crow Peak Brewing Co., enter to win prizes, and try to win a custom trophy from Clay Dykstra Pottery for winning the race. MORE INFO: 28BELOW.COM.

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St. Patrick’s Day Weekend March 18-19

Various Locations • Deadwood • Times vary Kick off St. Patrick’s Day weekend in Deadwood with fundraisers, games, and parties. Collect stamps for your PubPort to enter to win prizes.

Saturday morning, start with Eggs & Kegs at Deadwood Social Club (read more on page 76), watch the St. Paddy’s Parade, join the Pub Crawl, and party with DJ Bad Brad. MORE INFO: DEADWOOD.COM.

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Wingapalooza March 19

Corn Palace • Mitchell • 1 p.m.

Head to the Corn Palace in Mitchell to participate in the Wingapalooza competition. Decide who has the best wings, and support Mitchell Main Street & Beyond. MORE INFO: MITCHELLMAINSTREET.COM.

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St. Patrick’s Day Parade March 19

Downtown • Sioux Falls • 2 p.m.

Throw on green attire and feel the luck of the Irish during the Sioux Falls St. Patrick’s Day Parade, back from a two-year hiatus. Parade participants will float down Phillips Avenue. Both the Painting of the Shamrock and crowning of the Grand Marshal will happen in front of Sioux Falls’s own Mrs. Murphy’s Irish Gifts shop. MORE INFO: SIOUXFALLSCHAMBER.COM. *All photos for 6 Things are submitted by the event or its promoter unless otherwise noted.

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EVENTS

M A R C H 202 2 E V E NT S +ENTERTAINMENT

ABERDEEN

4

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+HOME & GARDEN EXPERIENCE

Brown County Fairgrounds, Aberdeen. 3 p.m. More info: visitaberdeensd.com.

26-27

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+SPRING BIG BOY TOY SHOW

Brown County Fairgrounds, Aberdeen. 9 a.m. More info: hubcityradio.com.

+GET INVOLVED

FUN NIGHT

YMCA, Aberdeen. 6 p.m. More info: visitaberdeensd.com.

5 ___________________________ +LAWNCARE &

LAGERS DOUBLES TOURNEY

Village Bowl, Aberdeen. Times vary. More info: thevillagebowl.com.

6 ___________________________ +HUB CITY RADIO

BRIDAL SHOWCASE

Dakota Event Center, Aberdeen.

Noon. More info: hubcityradio.com.

11-12, 25-26

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+ABERDEEN WINGS

19

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LEAD

25

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+HANDMADE MARKET

Dakota Event Center, Aberdeen.

11 a.m. More info: facebook.com.

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13

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+JEREMY PIVEN

Royal River Casino, Flandreau. 8 p.m. More info: royalrivercasino.com.

+NAIL THE RUNWAY Swiftel Center, Brookings. 6 p.m.

More info: swiftelcenter.com.

+LIVE

Homestake Opera House, Lead. 2 p.m. More info: onthestage.tickets.

Tinder Box, Rapid City. 8 p.m.

More info: rapidcitytinderbox.com.

RAMBLING HOUSE

FREEMAN

MITCHELL

26

4-6

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+SCHMECKFEST

Freeman Academy, Freeman. All day. More info: schmeckfest.com.

24 ___________________________ +MIDWEST

ECONOMIC FORECAST SUMMIT

Swiftel Center, Brookings. 8 a.m.

More info: swiftelcenter.com.

DEADWOOD

4-5

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+PRO SNOCROSS SHOWDOWN

Days of '76 Event Complex, Deadwood. Times vary. More info: deadwood.com.

HILL CITY

WINTER FESTIVAL

Miner Brewing, Hill City. 11 a.m.

More info: minerbrewing.com.

12-13

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+HILL CITY

ANTIQUES AND RAILROAD SHOW & SALE

Deadwood Mountain Grand, Deadwood. 5 p.m. More info: deadwoodmountaingrand.com.

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Area Community Theatre, Mitchell. Times vary. More info: mitchellact.org.

19 ___________________________ +WINGAPALOOZA

Corn Palace, Mitchell. 1 p.m. More info: cornpalace.com.

DREAMS

Highland Conference Center, Mitchell. 6 p.m. More info: mitchellmainstreet.com.

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+CROCODILE

KEYSTONE

25-27 ___________________________

ROCKIN' ELTON JOHN TRIBUTE Performing Arts Center, Mitchell. 7:30 p.m. More info: mitchellconcerts.net.

+BLACK HILLS

RAPID CITY

WELLNESS RETREAT

4-6

KBarS, Keystone. All day. More info: blackhillsrectherapy.com.

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+LIVE CLUE

Library, Aberdeen. 11 a.m. More info: aberdeen.sd.us.

+ST. PATRICK'S DAY

+BLACK HILLS

WEEKEND

RAPIDS PRESIDENTS CUP

Deadwood. Times vary. More info: deadwood.com.

The Monument, Rapid City. Times vary. More info: themonument.live.

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ENTERTAINMENT

5

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+HEART BALL

The Monument, Rapid City. 5 p.m.

More info: themonument.live.

+ROAD 2

DESTRUCTION TOUR 2022 The Monument, Rapid City. 7:30 p.m. More info: themonument.live.

+MOUNTAIN WEST

WHISKEY FESTIVAL

Rushmore Hotel, Rapid City. 5:30 p.m. More info: mountainwestwhiskeyfestival.com.

+DANCING FOR

High School, Hill City. Times vary.

More info: visithillcitysd.com.

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BOXING

MOONLIGHT

5

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+SHOWTIME LIVE

+ESCANABA IN DA

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+BLACK HILLS

4-5, 11-12, 18-19, 25-26 ___________________________

+AN IRISH

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Odde Ice Center, Aberdeen. 7:15 p.m. More info: aberdeenwings.com.

12 ___________________________

+MUSIC

FLANDREAU

BROOKINGS +YMCA LUAU FAMILY

+SPORTS

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Performing Arts Center, Rapid City. 7:30 p.m. More info: artssouthdakota.org.

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+TOBY MAC

The Monument, Rapid City. 7 p.m.

More info: tobymac.com.

10-12, 17-19

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+THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL

Seraphim Theatrical Entertainment, Rapid City. 7:30 p.m. More info: seraphimtheatricalentertainment. com.

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+RAPID CITY

+BLACK HILLS HOME

+CHARLIE AND THE

The Monument, Rapid City. 7:05 p.m. More info: rapidcitymarshals. com.

The Monument, Rapid City. Times vary. More info: themonument.live.

Washington Pavilion, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

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MARSHALS

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25-27

BUILDERS HOME SHOW

26

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+THE HARLEM

+KOUNTRY JUNKIN'

The Monument, Rapid City. 5:30 p.m. More info: themonument.live.

Central States Fairgrounds, Rapid City. 10 a.m. More info: centralstatesfair.com.

GLOBETROTTERS

18-20

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+BADLANDS LITTLE BRITCHES RODEO

Central States Fairgrounds, Rapid City. Times vary. More info: centralstatesfair.com.

18-20, 25-27

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+URINE TOWN

Performing Arts Center, Rapid City.

Times vary. More info: bhct.org.

21-22

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+BANFF CENTRE

MOUNTAIN FILM FESTIVAL WORLD TOUR

Elks Theatre, Rapid City. Times vary. More info: rapidcityartscouncil. org.

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SPRING MARKET

28 ___________________________ +THE CHIPPER EXPERIENCE

The Monument, Rapid City. 7 p.m.

More info: themonument.live.

SIOUX FALLS

1-31

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+MASH MADNESS

Downtown, Sioux Falls. All day.

More info: dtsf.com.

3-6, 10-13

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+ALFRED

HITCHCOCK'S THE 39 STEPS Orpheum Theater Center, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: siouxfallsorpheum.com.

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+BLIPPI THE MUSICAL The Monument, Rapid City. 6 p.m.

More info: blippithemusical.com.

+JEFF DUNHAM

The Monument, Rapid City. 7 p.m.

More info: themonument.live.

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4-5

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CHOCOLATE FACTORY

8

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+SONS OF SERENDIP

Washington Pavilion, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: washingtonpavilion. org.

11-12, 20

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+SIOUX FALLS STAMPEDE

Denny Sanford PREMIER Center, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: sfstampede.com.

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+MERAKI DANCE

COMPETITION AND CONVENTION

Washington Pavilion, Sioux Falls. 8 a.m. More info: washingtonpavilion. org.

10-13

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+SIOUX EMPIRE

SPORTSMEN'S SHOW Sioux Falls Arena, Sioux Falls. All day. More info: siouxfallssportshow. com.

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+GREAT SHOTS COMEDY

Great Shots, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m.

More info: eventbrite.com.

+PORTRAYAL OF

GUILT WITH YASHIRA

Total Drag, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

EVENTS

M A R C H 202 2 E V E NT S +ENTERTAINMENT

13, 28

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+SIOUX FALLS STORM

Denny Sanford PREMIER Center, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: sfstampede.com.

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+GET INVOLVED

25-26

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+HAIRSPRAY

Washington Pavilion, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

25-27 ___________________________

SPEARFISH

1, 8, 15, 22, 29 ___________________________ +AUTHOR TALKS

4, 18

+JINJER

The District, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m.

More info: thedistrictsf.com.

17-18 ___________________________ +A BINGEWORTHY CABARET

Washington Pavilion, Sioux Falls. 7:30 p.m. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

18 ___________________________ +BLIPPI THE MUSICAL

Washington Pavilion, Sioux Falls.

6 p.m. More info: blippithemusical. com.

19 ___________________________ +ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE

Downtown, Sioux Falls. 2 p.m.

More info: facebook.com.

MUSICAL

Orpheum Theater Center, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

26 ___________________________ +AG DAY

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+FRIDAY NIGHT SKATE NIGHTS

5, 12, 19, 26

Washington Pavilion, Sioux Falls. 9 a.m. More info: washingtonpavilion.org.

+SATURDAY NIGHT

+STAND UP FOR

The Vault, Spearfish. 5:30 p.m.

More info: visitspearfish.com.

WOMEN VETERANS

WITH NICK SHOULDERS

The Matthews Opera House, Spearfish. 7:30 p.m. More info: matthewsopera.com.

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+BLACK HILLS ART GALA

The Matthews Opera House, Spearfish. 6:30 p.m. More info: matthewsopera.com.

Spearfish Rec & Aquatics Center, Spearfish. 5:30 p.m. More info: visitspearfish.com.

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JAZZ WITH PAUL PETERSON

Our Savior's, Sioux Falls. 8:30 a.m.

More info: eventbrite.com.

+MUSIC

+SIERRA FERRELL

The Matthews Opera House, Spearfish. 12:30 p.m. More info: matthewsopera.com.

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+MATILDA THE

+SPORTS

31

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+A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM

The Matthews Opera House, Spearfish. 7:30 p.m. More info: matthewsopera.com.

TEA

11 ___________________________

11-12

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26-27

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+GREATER SIOUX

FALLS MODEL TRAIN SHOW Multi-Cultural Center, Sioux Falls. 10 a.m. More info: dakotasoutheastern.org.

+28 BELOW FAT BIKE RACE

Spearfish Canyon Lodge, Spearfish. All day. More info: 28below.com.

+CLEAN JOKES FOR REGULAR FOLKS

Boss' Comedy Club, Tea. 8 p.m.

More info: bosscomedypresents.com.

VERMILLION

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11, 25

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DINNER

+THE WILDEST

BANQUET AUCTION IN THE MIDWEST McCrossan Boys Ranch, Sioux Falls. All day. More info: mccrossanboysranch.com.

The Barn at Aspen Acres, Spearfish. 7 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

+NMM LIVE

National Music Museum, Vermillion. Noon. More info: livevermillion.com.

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WATERTOWN

10

+ST. PATRICK'S DAY

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PRE-PARTY

+SINGING IN THE

RAIN | DINNER & A MOVIE The Goss Opera House, Watertown. 7 p.m. More info: thegossoperahouse.com.

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THE LONELY ONES, AND RED LIGHT DRIVE The Goss Opera House, Watertown. 7 p.m. More info: thegossoperahouse.com.

13-14

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+9TH ANNUAL

SPRING MARKET

Watertown Event Center, Watertown. 9 a.m. More info: visitwatertownsd.com.

17

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+IRISH PUB WITH

CEILI CARPS IRISH BAND

The Goss Opera House, Watertown. 6:30 p.m. More info: thegossoperahouse.com.

18

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+ULTIMATE GARTH The Goss Opera House, Watertown. 7 p.m. More info: thegossoperahouse.com.

18-20

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Spearfish Brewing, Spearfish.

Noon. More info: facebook.com.

+BLACKTOP MOJO,

BROOKS TRIBUTE

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31 +SOUPER STARZ ___________________________

13

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+SPRING CRAFT & VENDOR MARKET

Watertown Mall, Watertown.

Times vary. More info: visitwatertownsd.com.

19-20

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+CURT CARTER

MEMORIAL GUN SHOW

Codington Country Extension Complex, Watertown. 9 a.m. More info: visitwatertownsd.com.

WORTHING

Downtown Rapid City Gift Cards

3-6, 10-13, 17-20 ___________________________ +I HATE HAMLET

YANKTON

4-6

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+THE GREATEST

SHOWMAN–FIGURE SKATING

12-13

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+ANNUAL HOME SHOW

NFAA Easton Archery Complex, Yankton. Times vary. More info: lewisandclarkhomebuilders.com.

H AV E A N E V E NT ?

4H Ice Rink, Yankton. Times vary.

More info: visityanktonsd.com.

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Experience an array of events and gourmet menu items at DaDa Gastropub in downtown Sioux Falls.

“Begin with a cocktail, stay for dinner, have some dessert, and then hang with us through the evening as we transition into a cocktail-heavy space with something fun up on that stage,” said director of marketing Becky Squyer.

When the 605 team first visited DaDa Gastropub, we learned about the full-service restaurant based on the 20th-century idea of Dadaism, a break from the ordinary. They deliver this in events and through menu items that change seasonally.

Squyer adds that DaDa is home to a full stage with lighting and sound accommodations and an in-house events team to “lend” to live performances and parties varying from 30 to 700 guests.

The events began with Parker’s Bistro.

C U LT U R E + E N T E R TA I N M E N T

Menu More on the

*DaDa’s menu changes seasonally. Review online for more dishes.

Start Here » Duck Eggroll

Confit, cabbage, mushrooms, carrots, pineapple, orange plum sauce.

» Kimchi Pancake

Sweet potato, buckwheat, egg syrup, kewpie, pork floss, bonito.

Then Go Here » Cobb Salad

Bleu cheese ranch, heirloom tomato, pickled egg, potato croutons, greens.

“Paul Squyer, our beverage director, would run special cocktails [at Parker’s] serving a theme, and the kitchen would prepare food to support the same theme,” said Squyer.

But as the team expected, events quickly outgrew Parker’s and moved to DaDa, which is next door to ICON Events.

“DaDa is backed by the same standards of excellence and service that you find at our beloved Parker’s Bistro just to the south,” said Squyer. “We have the capacity to feature many different food and entertainment scenarios.”

Guests can grab a starter like the Bulgogi Tacos made with corn tortillas, avocado, pickled veggies, queso fresco, and sour cream.

And they can’t forget about a cocktail to wash it down.

One refreshing option could be the Pineapple Mojito made with Plantation 3 Stars Rum, coconut water, mint, pineapple, and lime. Or they could try Wake the Neighbors, a Flor de Caña Extra Seco Rumbased drink with Aperol, rosemary, lychee, and acid-adjusted grapefruit.

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» Pear Salad

Candied almonds, pear, figs, queso fresco, balsamic, greens.

» Soup of the Day

This is Next » Shrimp Tamale Corn, queso fresco, cilantro, chimichurri, ranchero.

» Chicken Tandoori Burrito

Yogurt, rice, chickpeas, masala sauce, onion chutney.

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The main course of the gourmet meal is from an array of options, including Shawarma, Pork Ramen, and Duck Pad Thai.

Guests may get to try a new dessert as often as they come, as the dessert options are ever-changing.

“We are actively booking in-house events in our DaDa space to continue to enhance the downtown culture.

We will continue to showcase local performers, artists, and touring acts,” explained DaDa and ICON general manager Taylor Newcomb-Weiland.

The event lineup varies immensely, from a band each Tuesday and a First Friday DJ to theme-based events.

“We focus our attention on themed cocktail/beverage nights once every couple of months that we refer to as our DaDa After Dark,” said Squyer. “DaDa After Dark, specifically, occurs typically every two months or so with a heavy emphasis on summer months and our beloved, and heavily attended Harry Potter After Dark night in December.”

Bulgogi Tacos

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“DaDa Gastropub is an ever-changing space.”

-Taylor Newcomb-Weiland

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DaDa’s events are typically free, with the exception of a few ticketed concerts here and there, according to Squyer.

“During the summer months, we also utilize our patio and even our parking lot,” added NewcombWeiland. “We have garage doors that open that make it a very cool experience.”

The events aren’t limited to DaDa.

“The goal is to have a program where guests know they can come early in the evening to enjoy a dining experience or come a little later in the evening for some nightlife entertainment.” -Taylor Newcomb-Weiland In January of 2022, DaDa and ICON welcomed The Medium, a modeling agency, to host Locally Sourced. The event was a charity fashion show and art installation featuring companies from out of state and locally known businesses.

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With 50 craft beers on tap, Monks Ale House also offers some food to munch on. In the warmer months, the patio is always buzzing with conversation from customers holding glasses of beer in hand and pizza on the table in front of them. There are even grazing boards and sandwiches.

But did you know this downtown Sioux Falls staple also offers brunch on the weekends?

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Monks has a rotating tap line with 50 local craft beers varying from sours, IPAs, lagers, and mead to milk stouts, ciders, and seltzers.

“It was primarily pizza when we started [offering food], and it didn’t take us very long to figure out we should make a breakfast pizza,” said Kelby Beste, general manager. “That led to Bottomless Mimosas.”

We had to try the Mimosas and a few brunch plates for ourselves. So lead multimedia designer Jordan Cushman, account and sales manager Taylor Hanson, and I bundled up and took the short trek across the parking lot from our office over to Monks.

Taylor was stoked for the Breakfast Pizza Supreme, which comes with garlic, gouda, scrambled eggs, red onion, bell peppers, tomatoes, hollandaise, and either bacon or sausage.

She insisted that Jordan and I should grab a few more slices so we could keep up with her. Neither one of us had to be told twice as we each grabbed another slice.

Other variations of the Breakfast Pizza include the classic version without the extra veggies and the Chorizo Breakfast Pizza, a spicy rendition.

Breakfast Pizza Supreme

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“We’re using spring as an opportunity to try some other things out,” explained Beste.

New to the menu are Granola & Yogurt, Breakfast Sandwich, and French Toast, which both Beste and I are partial to.

“My favorite is French Toast,” said Beste. “It’s equally my favorite to eat, but it’s also easy to make look good on a plate. It’s very inviting.”

The golden brown slices of Brioche bread from Look’s Marketplace come topped with strawberries, blackberries, and a healthy dusting of powdered sugar. A drizzle of syrup from the side makes the perfect bite.

To wash down the dishes, my drink of choice was a Mimosa—which was a must. Jordan tried Lupulin Brewing’s Sticky Puddles, an imperial fruited triple berry sour, and Taylor opted for her ever-reliable Diet Coke.

“We do Shandies and Beermosas, too. Specific styles of beer work better with those,” said Beste.

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A Shandy, which is beer and lemonade, is best made with a light lager or wheat beer.

A Beermosa, a beer with orange juice, is best with citrusy IPAs and other light beers.

“It gets people looking at craft beer in other ways,” said Beste.

He also brought us Granola & Yogurt and the Breakfast Sandwich.

The yogurt bowl came with fresh strawberries and blackberries, as well as Jacob’s Granola that Beste says came from the Cottonwood Bistro in Brookings.

The sandwich is made with egg, cheese, and a choice of bacon, sausage, or Canadian bacon all on a biscuit.

“You don’t have to dress like you’re going to the Kentucky Derby, but you can if you want.

-Kelby Beste “We’ve tried different menu items,” said Beste. “One that has worked really well is the Biscuits & Gravy.”

This menu item features gravy made in house and sausage from Look’s Marketplace.

Though we didn’t get the chance to try the Biscuits & Gravy this time, I’ll be back soon to do just that. And since dogs are allowed both outside and in, my dog, Padme, may just tag along to sneak a few scraps.

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THE Homestead COFFEE CO. written by Dawn Geertsema + photos by Alana Snyder

Tucked into the calm streets of Salem is The Homestead Coffee Co., set up in a historic building that has served as many different businesses over the years, including a post office.

When director of operations Alana Snyder and I swung the door open, a mechanism pulled a string to ring a farmhouse-style bell, and Michelle Barnhouse greeted us from behind the counter.

“The Homestead is small town goodness where everyone knows your name,” said Barnhouse. “When people walk in, I’ll greet them and get their stuff ready before they even order sometimes.”

Supporting that statement were two regulars who sat in their normal spot near a window, sipping their coffee and chatting with the staff.

Barnhouse, who has only owned the shop for a few months, didn’t think she wanted to stay in the food industry. But one day, it hit her how much she loved working at The Homestead.

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“ I n e v e r wa n t e d t o s tay i n food becaus e I’ve been in it s i n c e I wa s 1 5 . O n e d ay a j o b c a m e u p t h at I c o u l d h av e applied for, but I realized t h at I l o v e t h i s j o b .”

“I love being here,” explained Barnhouse. “I realized I wanted to own this place someday. It was just a few months later that they decided they wanted to sell it.”

-Michelle Barnhouse

During breakfast, try anything from Egg Sandwiches, Breakfast Burritos and Bowls, or combos of eggs, toast, pancakes, and sausage.

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She says this job is just what she needs right now.

“It is a quiet place to come to that is enjoyable and relaxing with good food and good coffee,” said Barnhouse.

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After Barnhouse took over the shop, she revamped the menu, adding plenty of lunch options including burgers, wraps, salads, sandwiches, quesadillas, and soups.

“My husband is a trucker, so he comes up with different ideas from different states,” said Barnhouse. “So we’ll make those here sometimes just to add variety.”

Try sandwiches with bread sourced from Breadsmith in Sioux Falls: Fajita Melt, Ham & Swiss, Jalapeño Popper, and more.

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“Our most famous sandwich is the Turkey Provolone that has been here since the beginning,” explained Barnhouse.

Since the shop opened in 2016, that sandwich has been a staple menu item.

“I try to make homemade cooked meals so people can have more than just sandwiches,” she added.

Some of these meals include her husband’s Chili recipe, Chicken Noodle Soup, or the Patty Melt burger.

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FACT MAKE SURE TO Grab Black Hills Bagels from The Homestead in cheddar, honey wheat, chocolate chip, or plain.

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Finish off your meal with a few scoops of ice cream with these choices for toppings: cookies ‘n’ cream, M&Ms, chocolate, carmel, or Butterfinger.

After ordering, there are plenty of options for where to sit and enjoy your meal. A handful of tables in the main entrance are available, or a few steps down the hallway brings you to The Parlor.

The Parlor opens up to showcase original plaster and brick walls that lead up to an intricate tin ceiling. The soft blue walls, an old hutch, and more tables welcome you into a more secluded and quiet space.

Four chairs frame a cozy fireplace on one side of the parlor as well. It’s a space fit for anyone looking for a small, relaxing coffee shop to complete some work at.

The outside walls of the building showcase the original brick and rustic plaster, decorated with farmhouse-style signs and paintings.

Each painting in the building and the t-shirt designs were created by Christina, Barnhouse’s 17-year-old daughter.

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NOTHING BUT FLY-OVER COUNTRY.

Some people regard Nebraska as a place you cross on the way to a more interesting place.

But over half a million sandhill cranes might disagree. Every March, they land here for a closer look at things. And flocks of humans swoop in to witness the awesomeness of a crane migration. There are those who will always think our state is strictly for the birds.

But you might disagree, so go to VisitNebraska.com for a free Travel Guide.

And a closer look at one very interesting place.

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Jake’s On the Menu

Fine Dining

written by Dawn Geertsema + photos by John Snyder

Standing three lofty stories tall and watching over all the businesses and restaurants on Deadwood’s Main Street is The Midnight Star.

Inside the 1879 building is a casino, Diamond Lil’s Bar & Grill, and Jake’s Fine Dining.

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Appetizers » Gourmet Mushrooms

A savory blend of exotic mushrooms sautéed with shallots, garlic, green onion, sherry wine, and fresh herbed butter all topped with breadcrumbs.

» Asian Potstickers

A combination of pork and vegetable pot stickers with soy sauce, sesame oil, and sweet chili sauce.

Entrées » Choice Ribeye Steak

A flavorful portion of beef with sautéed mushrooms.

» Shrimp Scampi

Shrimp and scampi butter, sprinkled with breadcrumbs.

» Filet Mignon Au Poivre Alicia Salas (left) and Desirae Van Roekel (right)

On a crostini, grilled choice beef tenderloin and a choice of peppercorn brandy cream sauce or bearnaise sauce.

Desserts

The previous owner, Kevin Costner modeled The Midnight Star after a movie he starred in called Silverado, according to Desirae Van Roekel, who currently does the marketing and human resources for the building.

But the staff at Jake’s doesn’t exclude anyone.

“Our goal is to make everyone feel welcome here, from cowboy hats to suits. We don’t have a dress code,” said Van Roekel.

» Gelato

“We left it pretty much as he had done things, but changed it up enough to make it our own with more of a South Dakota twist,” said Van Roekel.

When guests are seated, they are served carefully-presented dishes atop white tablecloths.

» Meyer Lemon Cake

Jake’s Fine Dining’s high-end feel comes through in intricate metalwork railings, tall wooden pillars with glass detailing, historic brick walls, and the warmth of two fireplaces.

“It’s an Americana kind of menu,” said executive chef Dan Dobkin. “All of our items are as good as they are because we don’t cut corners. We buy top quality ingredients and cook them properly.”

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Italian-style ice cream that rotates flavors.

Layers of cake with lemon cream mousseline and meyer lemon curd.

» Flourless Chocolate Cake A deep chocolate cake with dark chocolate ganache on top.

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Executive Chef Dan Dobkin

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The Shrimp Cocktail, and other shrimp offerings, are made with shrimp wild caught from the Gulf of Mexico.

The Charcuterie Board for Two consists of an array of imported cheeses, olives, meats, dried fruit, and nuts alongside fig jam and crostini.

“Of the appetizers, Escargot is number one,” said Dobkin.

“Cajun Seafood Tortellini, which is an item we had way back in the day with Kevin Costner, is an iconic item,” said Dobkin.

Served in a generous bath of garlic scampi butter, the Escargot is jumbo French snails topped with imported parmesan cheese.

For a smaller party, try the Charcuterie Board for Two.

This entrée is sautéed jumbo shrimp, scallops, cheese tortellini, sweet red bell peppers, mushrooms, and onions coated in a cajun cream sauce. Dobkin created the decadent dish himself.

Old Fashioned

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“If you’re wearing shorts or a suit, it’s a very relaxed place.”

- Executive Chef Dan Dobkin

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“It was an epiphany,” explained Dobkin. “After being a chef for so long, some things just come naturally.”

Another unique meal is the Pheasant Pot Pie, a savory option made up of creamy sauce, roasted pheasant, and an aromatic mixture of sweet onion, carrots, and celery.

Every night, there’s a chef special menu item.

“We have an American Bison Meatloaf,” said Dobkin. “It’s fresh buffalo with a demi-glace peppercorn sauce on it.”

In the past, Jake’s has also featured different chef specials like a pan-seared bone-in pork chop with honey mustard sauce, black cod, and panseared stuffed rainbow trout.

Don’t leave without giving one of the desserts a try.

“The Crème Brûlée Cheesecake is probably the most popular, because every weekend we do a new flavor,” said Alicia Salas, food and beverage manager. “We get a lot of local repeat customers that appreciate that.”

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Highball written by Dawn Geertsema + photos by Cailyn Patterson & John Snyder

For a bartender, one part liquor and two parts mixer combine for a classic highball cocktail.

For a railroad conductor, a highball mechanism once signaled whether they would have to stop at a platform.

But in Sioux Falls, Highball is a modern, organic cocktail bar located on the east edge of the downtown footprint. It features a whole menu section paying homage to the traditional drink combo and an ornate replica of the railroad signal displayed on the patio.

Blanc de Noir (left) + Blue Lavender Lemon Drop (right)

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Highball is an innovative, fun experience on the outskirts of downtown.” -Michael Mohr

“We’re on the edge and looking to the future. We’re trying to do something a little different and outside of the box than what most bars in Sioux Falls are doing,” said Brian White, managing partner.

The lounge-style bar opened in late August 2021 as part of Pendar Properties’ new Railyard Flats complex, just across the street from 8th & Railroad Center.

LED lights emit rays behind the bar through recycled glass blocks from the Carpenter building, casting the high ceilings and large furniture pieces in various rainbow hues.

“The mass timber led the design choices in here—that modern, organic feel,” said Anne Haber, partner with Pendar, explaining how low-carbon wood serves as an alternative to traditional building materials like steel.

“It’s more vibey with the big lights, the brightness, the ever-changing colors on the back wall, and the neat wallpaper,” said Michael Mohr, general manager.

Sustainability has been important to Haber and her team down to the details. The biodegradable straws used at the bar are made of agave fibers, a byproduct of tequila production.

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Highball » Floradora

Hendricks gin, raspberry syrup, and ginger ale.

» Tom Colins

Gin, lemon, sugar, soda.

» Mansplain

Limon rum, cranberry, lemon-lime soda.

New Riffs on Old Faves » Verdita Margarita

Silver tequila, orange liqueur, lime, pineapple, sugar, cilantro, jalapeño.

» Sazerac

Rye whiskey, Peychaud’s bitters, a touch of sugar, absinthe-rinse.

» Express Line

Gin, Earl Grey liqueur, lime, sugar, soda.

Martini » The Night Owl

Vanilla vodka, chocolate liqueur, coffee liqueur, mole bitters.

» The Fast Track

Limon rum, Aperol, orange liqueur, white cranberry, lime.

Snacks » Signature Cheeseball Deconstructed crab rangoon served with wonton chips.

» Kringles Gourmet Pretzels

Honey Mustard or Hellfire Hot Reaper.

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Along with recycled glass blocks to implement the industrial atmosphere, the team used old railroad ties to create the pergolas framing the patio.

“It’s a piece of that railroad history without being too cheesy,” said Haber. “We try to weave those touches into all of our bars— whether it be the Carpenter Bar and the use of the marble from the building itself or The Treasury being in an old vault.”

The Highball patio offers a more relaxing atmosphere than most in the area, as it’s away from the main hustle and bustle of downtown life.

“For a downtown patio, it’s a totally different experience than what you’d get from Phillips Avenue. It’s a little more cozy and quiet with the firepit,” said White.

But that’s not the only thing that makes the bar stand out.

“What sets Highball apart from other bars is our commitment to products, starting with quality ingredients, hand squeezed every day,” explained Mohr.

Along with the group’s two other bars, Highball staffers are encouraged to experiment with cocktail recipe ideas to create something new.

“You bring your idea to the table, and the rest of the team workshops it together to create a fun new cocktail that’s balanced and palatable to everybody,” said Mohr.

“We take steps to recycle and try to make our impact a little less. The straws are made from recycled agave fiber that’s a byproduct of when you make tequila.” - Brian White

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Sister Locations–“Tri” Them All Highball is the third location opened by this bar group after Carpenter Bar and The Treasury at the Hotel on Phillips. Monthly, the trifecta of bars competes to see who can make the best drink in a theme. Get a stamp for trying each of the three cocktails to get a free drink.

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Verdita Margarita

Using this method, the team has created a menu rich with uniquely-designed cocktails and rotates recipes in and out a few times a year.

“The Blue Lavender Lemon Drop is the perfect Instagram cocktail,” said White.

“It’s very pretty, but it’s also a good quality cocktail. It’s balanced—not too sweet, not too sour. It’s pretty palatable for the beginner cocktail enthusiast.”

“The fresh-squeezed lemon juice and the Prosecco really complement the blueberry flavors,” Mohr added.

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Of course, Highball couldn’t borrow its name without offering a Classic Highball on the menu. The cocktail is made with Japanese or American whiskey and bitters.

“The fun thing about our menu is it actually gets used,” said Mohr. “People look at it and order cocktails off the menu. They get out of their comfort zones a little bit to try and enjoy something a little different.”

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Bottles & Barrels

Glacial Lakes written by Dawn Geertsema + photos by John Snyder

With a tasting room in Sioux Falls and production in Watertown, Glacial Lakes Distillery & Brewhouse has a variety of premium, hand-crafted spirits.

“As part of our lineup, we have vodka, gin, white rum, dark rum, brandy, and bourbon,” said Quentin Robertson, owner of the artisan distillery.

All Glacial Lakes spirits are crafted in small batches and with as many locally sourced products as possible to ensure quality.

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Signature Spirits The Wooden Boat Rum and Whitecap Rum both have a cane sugar base, while the award-winning Glacial Lakes Vodka and Stony Point Gin start with a South Dakota red winter wheat base.

The newest addition is a bourbon.

“The bourbon can only be bought in our bar. You can go out and get our vodka at the airport in a Bloody Mary. You can’t get our bourbon anywhere but here,” said Begeman.

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On the Rocks Try each spirit in specially-curated cocktails or on their own in downtown Sioux Falls.

“We have to make our own mixers, cordials, and all that good stuff from hand,” said Robertson. “That pretty much separates us from your average bar.”

Begeman explained, “We make our own Irish cream, limoncello, vanilla bean vodka, and coffee liqueur. We make whatever we can, and that’s all we carry.”

Each cocktail made in the tasting room is made from mainly Glacial Lakes products.

“We actually just came out with our first cocktail that is completely head-to-toe ours, even down to the bitters, which typically takes two to six months to create,” said Begeman about their Saffron Amore.

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“We expanded into Sioux Falls with a tasting room last year in August. It’s been doing very well.”

-Quentin Robertson

With the change of the seasons, notice the menu changing. Robertson says the next menu will likely take effect in April.

The savory martini is made with notes of jalapeño, star anise, fresh cucumber, and house-prepared aquavit.

“I’m always getting excited for a particular cocktail that I know is only going to be around for a short amount of time. Right now, it’s the Snowbird 2.0,” said Begeman.

“Since we are so locally focused, all of the dollars spent here will go back into the community from which it started,” explained Robertson. “We source as much as we can locally—from our wheat to our corn to our barley.”

The Snowbird is a piña colada with a winter twist, including Toasted Coconut Rum, Wooden Boat Rum, pineapple juice, coconut, and heavy cream all topped with blood orange vanilla bean syrup and cinnamon.

“For downtown, what we’re most excited about is the Haken, Not Stirred. It’s a cocktail that we partnered with the mayor to bring out,” explained Begeman.

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“We’re constantly teaming up just around the corner,” added Begeman.

For example, the honey they use is from Brandon, while the coffee liqueur is made from The Breaks Coffee Roasting Co. product.

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Into the Horizon “Our patio is a phenomenal addition to downtown within walking distance of anywhere you’d want to go, but also to get outside and get some of the weather and sunset.”

-Quentin Robertson

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As the months turn warmer, check out the outdoor seating at the tasting room.

“Our square footage for that patio is huge, and it’s got a beautiful sunset,” said Begeman.

Watch the sun sink behind the buildings on the west-facing seating area.

They are looking to move their operation within the next year to Hartford, where they could elevate their production space from 1,500 square feet to upwards of 6,000, according to Robertson.

“We want to be able to grow into it and not worry about having to expand when it’s more expensive down the road,” said Robertson.

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Looking forward, things will be changing for the distillery.

“Genuinely we’re producing as much as we can with our space in the Watertown location. We’ve tripled since opening in August what we were producing in the prior years,” said Begeman.

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Branden Ervin

written by Dawn Geertsema + photos by John Snyder

“With his specific culinary education and experience, he has empowered his kitchen crew to elevate their own knowledge and cooking skills,” said Deadwood Social Club’s general manager Louie Lalonde.

At the beginning of 2022, the Deadwood Social Club, above Saloon #10, hired their first executive chef with extensive training in the kitchen: Branden Ervin.

“Her family reached out to me after seeing my resumé and expertise and believed me to be the perfect fit for what the business needed to perpetuate their true mark in the Deadwood community,” said Ervin.

Lalonde and her team are excited to have him on board, even outside the kitchen.

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“At only 29, his people skills are way beyond his age,” said Lalonde. “He’s like this wise old soul in a young man’s body.”

With their new addition to the team, they collaborated to change up the menu and enhance classic menu staples.

“This new menu will undoubtedly surpass any we’ve ever had,” said Lalonde.

The Truffle Fries, an appetizer, are house cut and tossed in truffle oil, salt, pepper, and parmesan cheese.

Another option to start is the Fried Ravioli made with buffalo sausage and coated in breadcrumbs.

Ervin added, “The menu is farm to table with deep southern ties culminated with my French classic culinary background, accented by my travels across the country. Perpetuates a very unique, bold and exciting experience bolstering huge flavors and beautiful plating of our dishes.”

Along with a few different Fettuccine Alfredo options, the new menu features items like the Lamb Chops, Cobb Brussels, and Wild Boar Bolognese— made with wild boar meat sauce, tagliatelle pasta, and parmigiano-reggiano.

Learn more about the classically trained chef on Main Street.

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“Thursday through Sunday is where the magic happens, as we’ll work diligently to inspire and create wonderful specials full of flavor and personality from our resident chefs.”

-Branden Ervin

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Menu More on the

Appetizers » Spinach & Artichoke au Gratin

House-made spinach and artichoke dip served with grilled fresh bread.

» Grilled Bread with Pesto

House basil pesto and grilled Italian bread.

Burgers » Steakhouse Prime Burger

House-ground prime ribeye, filet, and chuck, served on a potato bun with a choice of cheese, lettuce, tomato, and pickles.

» Lamb Burger

Locally-sourced lamb with a choice of cheese, lettuce, tomato, and pickles on a brioche bun.

Pasta » Seafood Nest

Shrimp, scallops, and lobster in a basil cream sauce over fried capellini pasta.

» Garden Capunti Pasta Sauteed zucchini, yellow squash, bell peppers, candied carrots, grilled broccoli, cauliflower, and trumpet mushrooms in a house red sauce with capunti pasta.

Land + Water » Salmon

8 oz., wild-caught, filleted in house and grilled.

» Bone-In Pork Chop

10 oz., double-cut pork chop, rubbed in house marinade and grilled.

Desserts » Signature Cheesecakes

Plain, limoncello, butter brickle.

» Shay’s Tiramisu

Rich, creamy mascarpone mousse layered with lady fingers and dipped in Tia Maria Liqueur.

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“We are a family-fueled, fine dining establishment that has become a staple in our community due to our amazing food, quality of service, and heavy ties to charitable events due to Louie’s huge heart.”

-Branden Ervin

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Culinary Conversationalist

You can normally find me in the kitchen having a laugh with our amazing crew of chefs or out and about, touching tables and rubbing elbows with our awesome customers. I love getting to know our patrons and employees. It’s been a wonderful experience so far.

Healthy Competition

I love going to sporting events like basketball games and UFC fights. I love playing basketball and going golfing with friends.

Branden’s Brushstrokes

Painting has become my new and latest escape, I’ve always been an avid art collector, and now I’ve finally started making my own pieces.

Melomaniac

I absolutely love going to music concerts and festivals.

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“Truly the menu we have all worked hand in hand to create has become my favorite menu to date in my chef career.”

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Random Facts

1. I was born and raised in Memphis, TN. 2. I have lived in six different states and have visited 31 so far.

3. I attended Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts in Cambridge, MA.

4. At home, I have a rambunctious 3-month-old puppy named Basquiat.

5. I’m also a bonafide mama’s boy and am proud of it.

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A Page-Turner

I’m always up for reading a good book.

Currently I’m reading The Ego is Your Enemy by Ryan Holiday.

Follow events on their Facebook page: /saloonno10.

Step into Their Shoes

I love meeting new people and trading stories and experiences from life.

Keep up to date on everything new on Instagram @saloon_10.

Foodie Flavors

I have a serious passion for being in the kitchen experimenting and coming up with new dishes and recipes. I could not live without food—I’m a huge foodie.

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Puppy Paralysis

I love just hanging out with the pup and listening to tunes.

Wanderlust

I’m a sucker for traveling, and you can usually find me on a flight or in my car venturing to all parts of this awesome country we call home.

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Pad Party Overlooked cis & trans women rarely make history.

In January, our community donated 61,000+ menstrual hygiene items for women in need in the greater Sioux Falls area.

The work doesn’t end here.

Join the movement and help us build 1,000+ hygiene kits during this month’s Women’s Day of Service.

Love, The Founding Mothers of The Pad Party

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Meet The

CREATIVE Peter cobb

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written by Dawn Geertsema + photos by Cailyn Patterson

Peter Cobb opened Sioux Valley Grille with his brother, Ken O’Brien, in an effort to expand the culinary options outside of the Sioux Falls dining scene back in January of 2018.

“As a family-owned and operated restaurant, our goal is to bring fresh, quality food at a fair price to rural Canton,” said Cobb. “We serve American-style comfort food, mixed with a few continental favorites.”

The restaurant has plenty of skill to back the curated menu items and roughly 20 staffers to keep the restaurant going.

“I helped develop the menus. They are all my recipes, all my creations, but we all work together as a team.

We’re very community centered,” he explained.

When he was growing up, Cobb says he loved to watch his grandmother cook in her French home.

“The quality and vastness of ingredients, coupled with my grandmother’s expertise in cooking, was my primary motivation for entering the culinary arts field,” explained Cobb.

Cobb was classically trained at Le Cordon Bleu in California before he took up catering film sets in Hollywood. He also owned and operated a catering company in Los Angeles.

Now he shares his expertise with his kitchen staff as they serve gourmet meals to guests.

Cobb opens up more about his culinary background and his job.

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My brother and I started Sioux Valley Grille… after a long

family vacation in 2015 at Grandma and Grandpa’s home in France. Our cousins, who lived in Canton, enjoyed the food we prepared so much during our vacation. They pitched the idea that we ought to purchase the vacant restaurant in town. Of course, the wine had been flowing, and I didn’t think much of this suggestion. My brother Ken O’Brien, who is my partner and a successful real-estate developer, purchased the restaurant three weeks later, and the rest is history.

My favorite way to spend my leisure time is… enjoying time with my growing family. We love to travel, eat, and enjoy learning about other cultures and places.

The best part of my job is… working in tandem with a motivated, professional staff.

My favorite thing on our menu is… our burgers. It’s a tough choice because

truly everything is fresh and delicious. However, with halfpound choice hand-pattied Angus beef, brioche buns, and quality toppings, it’s tough to find a better burger in the area. Our wildcaught Walleye Piccata, and our daily cut steaks come very near the top as well.

Cajun Chicken Penne Pasta with red onion, bell peppers, tomatoes, and alfredo.

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Black & Bleu Bacon Burger with bleu cheese, bacon, red onion, greens, mayo, and balsamic vinegar

FACT The building where Sioux Valley Grille sits has been various restaurants for over 100 years, including LewDoc Café.

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We pride ourselves on having super friendly courteous staff, a very clean establishment, and freshly prepared food to order.” -Peter Cobb

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Walleye Picatta with a sauce made of lemon, wine, capers, garlic, and parsley.

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Local Sourcing

Cobb says that the old metal and wood are recycled from old structures in the area.

What I loved about putting together Sioux Valley Grille was… having a blank canvas to recreate a restaurant in a space that’s historically always been a restaurant. We gutted the building completely and then rebuilt and restored to match the identity of Canton, the previous establishments housed in the past, and the surrounding architecture. It’s very rewarding to hear from locals how happy they are to have us in Canton and to hear how we have rejuvenated the old building.

One of my favorite places to stop by is…

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Giliberto’s in Sioux Falls. Coming from Southern California, street tacos are a staple of the Cali diet. Giliberto’s delivers as good, if not better, tacos than I got in California.

I love to grab a bite or drink at… Parker’s Bistro. My wife and I

have had several wonderful meal experiences at Parker’s Bistro. We highly recommend it.

My favorite place to go for inspiration is… my

grandparents’ place in France. The small village where the house resides is home to about 150 villagers. The setting is serene, vibrant, and peaceful. The ingredients are fresh, unique, and abundant. It’s a culinarian’s fantasy, and a perfect place to get motivated.

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In November 2021 we

added a salad bar in an effort to help balance rising food prices.

It was meant to be temporary.

However, we have received lots of great feedback, and decided to keep the salad bar on indefinitely.

-Peter Cobb

One thing I love about South Dakota is… the people. The friendliness, sincerity, and

sense of community is amazing to experience. Midwest hospitality is a thing. Also, coming from Southern California, the lack of traffic is beyond refreshing.

Someone local who I admire is… our recently deceased cousin, Chuck Molstad. I first visited

Canton in 2009. This was also the first time I met Chuck. I was immensely impressed with his dedication to his family, friends, and community. That man also loved South Dakota with all his heart.

Chuck was a huge factor in us relocating to South Dakota, and his enthusiasm for our food and restaurant was beyond motivating. He passed away from cancer in 2021 and is dearly missed.

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Melissa Burmeister written by Dawn Geertsema + photo by Jordan Cushman CellOnly has 56 storefronts across 11 states, making it an accessible place to stop in for a device.

“We are a locally owned Verizon retailer that specializes in creating lasting relationships with our customers,” said Melissa Burmeister, business account manager. “CellOnly is genuine about serving their customers, as well as their communities.”

Burmeister has 15 years of experience in the wireless industry and knows a thing or two.

“I have had the opportunity to own multiple different device manufacturers,” she said.

605 received her two cents and a look into her life.

5 QUESTIONS WITH BURMEISTER WHAT ADVICE DO YOU HAVE FOR PEOPLE COMING INTO A CELLONLY STOREFRONT? Come in with an open mind. Some people are very anxious about coming into a cell phone store. We make it a fun, laid-back experience. Everyone I work with is very personable and friendly.

WHAT’S YOUR PREFERENCE FOR YOUR CELLULAR DEVICE? Well, I’ve had my fair share. My current device is an iPhone 12 Pro, which I’ve been happy with. I have had androids in the past as well. I always say there is no one phone that is better than the other. All the operating systems have great features to offer—it just depends on the person.

WHAT’S YOUR FAVORITE LOCATION TO FREQUENT WHEN YOU AREN’T WORKING? Besides home? Sioux Falls has a lot to offer. Right now would probably be the Gateway Lounge. My husband and I like to meet up with friends. It’s a great place to grab a bite, have a beer, and watch football.

WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR FAVORITE PLACES IN SIOUX FALLS? Downtown also always has a lot to offer. My husband and I like taking the dogs on walks through the parks and Outdoor Campus at Sertoma Park.

WHAT IS THE BEST PART OF EVERY DAY?

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