Sioux Falls

Budget

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Phillips Avenue Diner
121 S Phillips Ave

121 s. phillips avenue, +1-605-335-4977. formerly the market street diner, this place is an ideal breakfast stop if you're tired of perkins, ihop or denny's. their malts are top-notch.

Budget
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Leonardo's Cafe
301 S Main Ave

301 s. main avenue, +1-605-731-2384, (http://www.washingtonpavi...). open for lunch m-sa. located on the first floor of the washington pavilion, leonardo's is famous for its outstanding sandwiches, made-to-order pizzas and nathan's hot dogs. downtown location means the place can get quite busy.

Midrange

Midrange
$$
Tea Steak House
215 S. Main Street

I-29 @ exit 73, west to tea, +1-605-368-9667. open for lunch and dinner. located on main street in tea less than ten minutes south of sioux falls, this place is considered one of the best steak houses in the area.

Midrange
$$
Taste Of India
Russell St

1504 w. russell street, +1-605-357-8000. open for lunch and dinner. better-than-average indian food with a fairly expansive menu.' next door to the bus terminal.

Midrange
$$
Sushi Masa
423 South Phillips Avenue

423 s. phillips avenue, +1-605-977-6968. open for lunch and dinner. small, but the best sushi in town.

Midrange
$$
T.C.'s Referee Sports Bar & Grill
5322 West 26th Street

5322 w. 26th street, +1-605-361-2208. open seven days a week for lunch and dinner. has all the trappings of a sports bar, but with a selection of 100 beers and a full menu with everything from prime rib to buffalo wings.

Top end

Top end
$$$
Spezia
4801 S Louise Ave

1716 s. western avenue, +1-605-334-7491, (http://www.speziarestaura...). open for lunch and dinner, as well as a sunday brunch from 9:30am-1:30pm. traditional italian fare, but the real draw are the near-perfect pizzas cooked in a woodburning oven. the sunday brunch is a must.

Top end
$$$
Minerva's
301 S Phillips Ave

301 s. phillips avenue, +1-605-334-0386, (http://www.minervas.net/). open for lunch and dinner m-sa. simply the best atmosphere and best food in town. steaks dominate the menu, but the half-roast duckling and pork filet mignon are outstanding.

Due to the recent influx of immigrants settling in Sioux Falls, a large number of ethnic restaurants have sprung up throughout the city, offering ethnic Balkan, Italian, Ethiopian and eastern Asian cuisine. You can also find all of the usual chain restaurant suspects everything from Outback Steakhouse to Olive Garden the number of remarkable independent restaurants is small. However, there are a few eateries in the budget less than $10, mid-range less than $20 and splurge more than $20 categories to get you by.

Parkers
210 south Main
605-275-7676
One block north of the Washington pavilion

Upscale bistro. Varied menu serving lunch and dinner. The best bread in town and great coffee are two bonuses.