800 Mt Rushmore Rd #2033, Custer SD 57730
“Good place in town to get groceries and other essentials. They might want to get their little rat friend that hangs in the frozen area isles. That definitely isn't a good look. Otherwise a good place.”
25453 SD-87, Custer SD 57730
“Greart little camp store/gift shop. A little pricey but that's to be expected at a tourist type location which is really no big deal. I would definitely shop there again.”
24 West Mount Rushmore Road, Custer SD 57730
349 Mt Rushmore Rd, Custer SD 57730
“Tommy and Jason have helped me the times I've been there. They're both friendly every time I go to Corner Pantry, with smiles and answers to any questions I might have. Tommy's the one whose been working if I'm gambling and she's ? amazing. Manages to get me giggling even when I'm cranky and just looking for a distraction. Honestly, both those 2 deserve a raise imo, just based on their outstanding customer service skills. Whoever hired them made the right move.”
49 North 5th Street, Custer SD 57730
“The two ladies working were wonderful!!! They attended to our needs, the hot breakfast was full of delicious food and super fresh as they were making new food all morning as customers bought. I was very impressed about how friendly & attentive they were even though the store was very busy. :)”
49 North 5th Street, Custer SD 57730
“Very nice place. The staff is friendly and there's a good variety of snacks and beverages to choose from. I'll definitely visit this place again the next time I'm in Custer.”
133 Mount Rushmore Road, Custer SD 57730
“When I went to fill up the 30 gallons of diesel ( not $30 )my 26 feet box truck it was very cold weather I was cold but the girl cashier was very nice she smiled at me and I got warm.☀️”
349 Mt Rushmore Rd, Custer SD 57730
“This Conoco was just a quick stop for me on my way back from Custer State Park. And from what I saw, it was similar to most small town convenience stores that I have seen. The store was basic and had a great amount of products for a gas station store in Custer. Ranging from chips to snack cakes and even ice cream, the store has many of your essential items you may need if camping nearby, despite not being the place to purchase fresh food and produce. I came in here just to purchase water, but in those two minutes, I was in the convenience store, I was flattered at just how well upkept these facilities are. Additionally, there was a casino across the store that is attached to anybody willing to gamble who is of the age of 21+. Simply, this is a great convenience store for those passing through, but not for those looking to stay long-term in nearby Custer State Park or those headed to Mount Rushmore.”
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