Hours

Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm As a courtesy to all our guests, we do not allow infants or toddlers in our dining room after 6:30pm. We do not have or allow highchairs or booster seats.

Cross Street

Mt. Rushmore Road

Parking

Unknown

Pricing

$31 to $50

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Corn Exchange

727 Main St
Rapid City, SD 57701
605-343-5070
www.cornexchange.com

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The Corn Exchange is a small intimate 32 seat restaurant in a historic building dating from 1886 in the downtown of Rapid City. Part of the decor includes a copper bar with full service available, an original brick wall and hardwood floors. M.J. Adams trained at the French Culinary Institute in NYC. The Corn Exchange has been written up in various magazines & newspapers such as Gourmet (3 times), Food & Wine and The Washington Post Travel Section. M.J. is currently the president of The Black Hills Farmers Market and a member of Slow Food as well as WCR & Chefs Collaborative. The restaurant's focus is on local and organic when possible. M.J. left NYC after 12 years to try and save middle America from McDonald's and live the farm-to-table life. The restaurant has a 2 person kitchen and therefore tables are typically kept at 6 people or less, however certain arrangements can be made for a larger party. The Corn Exchange is celebrating its 11 year anniversary on 3/14/2009!

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Local Favorite

By hlsabow on 04/19/2007

For years the locals have enjoyed M.J.'s culinary genius. Every meal is an experience. Let your tastebuds explore something more than Prime Rib and T-Bones. A favorite lunch of mine includes her curried turkey salad sandwich and a side salad of baby mixed greens. Not accepting credit cards should not pose a problem since there is a Wells Fargo located 1 block south and a U.S. Bank located 2-3 blocks southeast of this wonderful establishment. After dinner entertainment can be found at Dublin Square two doors down from the Corn Exchange for individuals seeking live music in a smoke-free atmosphere.

corn nazi

By tmills8392 on 02/16/2007

uncomfortable seating and lame menu..last time i was there no credit cards taken

Our experience

By campresort on 12/11/2003

The Corn Exchange is hands down the best restaurant in Rapid City. Having travelled extensively, our knowledge of fine restaurants places this one in the top percentile. The food is always unique, prepared superbly, and the service is very relaxed in a hometown kind of way.