3 Best Kid Friendly Restaurants in Rapid City

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1. Tally's Silver Spoon

4.9

Exceptional(563)

Price: Expensive

• American • Rapid City

Booked 25 times today

Tally's Silver Spoon is a family-friendly eatery, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, that offers globally inspired cuisine made from fresh, local products and ingredients. Located in Rapid City, South Dakota, Tally's Silver Spoon is a family owned and operated establishment that offers happy hour specials, a wine list and live entertainment. On the menu at Tally's Silver Spoon, customers can find a wide variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner choices. Breakfast consists of pancakes, French toast, waffles, egg dishes and French omelets. Lunch offers gluten free options and features grilled choices of chicken breast, Buffalo steak and Black Hills Buffalo burger. Other menu items include pasta, chicken fried steak, autumn oak pheasant and pumpkin porcini chicken.

2. The Park

3.7

Very Good(13)

Price: Moderate

• American • Rapid City

The Park is Rapid City's newest and hottest social gathering spot!Enjoy an upscale gathering spot for dining, beverages, and entertainment for the community and visitors. Our cuisine focuses on ‘variety’ and ‘quality’ featuring an innovative spin on certain dishes, but also featuring classic community favorites. The facility will showcase some of the most impressive design features and decor.The bar will be an upscale experience featuring hand-crafted cocktails with an emphasis on house-made recipes/ingredients. Our wine and beer offerings will pair nicely for any occasion or meal.

3. Old Chicago

4.2

Awesome(73)

Price: Moderate

• American • Rapid City

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2. The Park

3. Old Chicago

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