His Hers Ale House And Wine - Deadwood

We went for a tapas dinner. It was awesome. Great wine pairing and excellent food items. The service was extremely good. The setting was very intimate and inviting. It was a private event that you had to pre purchase tickets for. They do it quarterly. Keep an on their socials and go try it for yourself, it's really fun.

Very nice place to relax and have a beer or glass of wine. They have a large selection of both. This place has a large bar as well as tables. It was originally a bank and the vault door still exists and houses the wine. We each had a beer from the large selection of taps. They do have food but we had drinks only. Will definitely return on our next visit.

A great stop for anyone looking for craft beer or something besides standard bar food in Deadwood. Food menu focuses on flatbreads and sandwiches, which were quite good. Beer menu was impressive with tons of local options and some quality craft from across the country too. Wine options and other items as well. Nice location at the end of main street across from the public square and stage.

This was our 2nd trip to Deadwood and we were looking for something other than bar food. Found this little gem with upscale wines and charcuterie menu. Their flatbreads are so unique. We had pear and bluecheese. Fantastic. The owner shared the history of the building and was friendly and inviting. Nice quiet place away from the rowdy bars.

Came in for a light dinner. Ordered the charcuterie board. On the menu is reads, wild game summer sausage . When I asked the young server what specifically was the wild game he didn 't know but would ask. We watched him and he never spoke to anyone, returned and told us it was unknown. The owner came into the bar/restaurant and did know, it was elk. We were not told what each meat and cheese was when the board arrived. Service was absolutely horrible from the staff. I would not recommend patronizing this establishment during the rally. They seem to look down on bikers in this establishment, at least the staff that was working while we tried them.