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November 2026 Dining Roundup for Rapid City

Check out the latest dining news from Rapid City, including new restaurant openings and upcoming food events.

By Rapid City Local Staff
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In short

  • This month, several new dining options have opened in Rapid City: - Tally’s Silver Spoon (530 6th Street) offers a locally owned experience with a ...
  • For more details on these and other dining options, visit our full restaurant guide at /guides.

Recently Opened

This month, several new dining options have opened in Rapid City:

  • Tally’s Silver Spoon (530 6th Street) offers a locally owned experience with a menu that spans breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Breakfast is served daily from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.
  • Delmonico Grill (609 Main Street) features a menu focused on steaks and seafood, with daily hours from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
  • Bokujō Ramen (518 Mount Rushmore Road) is included for its ramen offerings, though details on their specific styles remain unverified.
  • Sumo Japanese Kitchen (214 E. St. Joseph Street) is open Tuesday through Saturday, specializing in Japanese cuisine.
  • Jambonz Deux (516 7th Street) serves Southern soul food, including po’ boys and gumbo, with crab and shrimp boils available on weekends.
  • Firehouse Brewing Co. (610 Main Street) is a family-friendly brewpub with American dishes and in-house-smoked barbecue.
  • Thirsty’s (819 Main Street) is noted for its casual dining atmosphere, particularly burgers and beer.
  • Thai Thai Restaurant (221 E. North Street) features dishes like drunken noodles and curry.
  • Fork Real Community Café (507 Main Street, Suite 101) is committed to community service, offering breakfast and lunch.
  • The Wolf & Lion (1800 Elm Ave) opened its first permanent tea shop in October 2026.
  • Hot Pot Spot (2206 N Lacrosse St) is an all-you-can-eat hot pot restaurant that opened on September 7, 2026.
  • Nanna’s House (2200 N Maple Ave) is a dedicated gluten-free restaurant and bakery with a diverse menu.
  • Leones’ Creamery (412 St Joseph Street) specializes in handcrafted ice cream with a rotating selection of flavors.
  • Ma Cualli (502 Main St) recently opened a downtown location serving traditional Mexican fare.

Reportedly Closed

  • Beau’s Cambell Street Diner and Ron's Cafe are reported closed, according to local sources.

Upcoming Food & Drink Events

Several events are lined up for November:

  • Winterfest Craft Fair and Tree Promenade on November 7 at Canyon Lake Activity Center.
  • Atonement Lutheran Church Annual Craft Fair, Bake Sale & Bazaar on November 7 at Atonement Lutheran Church.
  • Wigglebutts & Wine on November 12 at Uplifted Winery.
  • Winter Marketplace Pop Up 2026 on November 14 at The Monument.

For more details on these and other dining options, visit our full restaurant guide at /guides.

Frequently asked questions

What new restaurants opened in Rapid City in November 2026?

New restaurants include Tally’s Silver Spoon, Delmonico Grill, Bokujō Ramen, and more.

Which restaurants are reportedly closed?

Beau’s Cambell Street Diner and Ron’s Cafe are reported closed.

What food events are happening in November 2026?

Upcoming events include Winterfest Craft Fair on November 7 and Wigglebutts & Wine on November 12.

Where can I find a complete list of restaurants in Rapid City?

You can find the full restaurant guide at /guides.

Is there a gluten-free restaurant in Rapid City?

Yes, Nanna’s House is a dedicated gluten-free restaurant and bakery.

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