Sickies Garage Burgers & Brews

3313 E Mall Dr, Rapid City, SD 57701

Hours

Monday through Thursday, 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Friday, 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.

Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.

Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

About

After a day exploring Mount Rushmore or Custer State Park, you’ll need a hearty meal. While the name is a bit off-putting, Sickies Garage Burgers & Brews will deliver with its over-the-top hamburgers, wings, and home-style dinner.

Sickies Garage Burgers & Brews got its start in 2012 in Fargo, North Dakota. The name was derived from friends who took a “sick day” to work on motorcycles and cars at the garage. A “sickie” also implied eating burgers piled high with incredible, and sometimes ridiculous, ingredients. What began as one spirited burger stop grew into a beloved regional brand, home to 50 burgers and 50 brews. But wait, there’s more, like award-winning chicken wings, loaded mac and cheese, mashed potato bowls, salads, baskets, and creamy malts and milkshakes.

If that doesn’t make you wanna rush to Sickies, perhaps the daily specials will!

Monday: kids eat free (up to 2 free kids' meals with an adult entrée)

Tuesday: all-you-can-eat boneless wings and fries.

Wagyu Wednesday: $2 off featured Wagyu burgers or upgrade any burger to a Wagyu patty for $2.

Thursday: all-you-can-eat traditional wings and fries.

Friday Fish Fry: featuring a fish sandwich, fish & chips, or shrimp basket.

Weekdays (11 a.m.–3 p.m.): "10 from $10" lunch menu

Saturday and Sunday: Brunch from 10 a.m.–4 p.m., including $20 bottomless Bloody Marys, mimosas, or screwdrivers.

Hopefully, we've whet your appetite to visit this fun, family-friendly restaurant. Read on to learn more!

Vibe

The garage-themed vibe at Sickies will take your breath away. Picture vivid neon lighting on the roof sign, industrial lights, an old jalopy out front, and vintage gas pumps guarding the entrance. This place looks more like a 50s garage on steroids!

Step inside and the automotive motif keeps rolling with metal accents, tools, license plates, and even a motorcycle dangling over the bar. The open ceiling, industrial lighting, and concrete floor add to the garage feel.

Seating covers plenty of ground, like the full bar that anchors one area, ideal for an even more laid-back dining experience. Tables and booths dot the main dining room, with room for larger groups and travel crews.

Whether you visit for lunch, dinner, Happy Hour, or weekend brunch, you'll find the vibe suitable.

Sickies Garage Burgers & Brews: Menu & Drinks

Diners come for the burgers, and a few clear favorites rise to the top. The Sickies Burger sets the tone, stacking peppered bacon, a fried egg, pulled pork, BBQ sauce, and American cheese, then topping it all with onion rings and a splash of hot sauce. It is the signature build for a reason.

The Twin Cam takes a different path, sandwiching a bacon-and-nacho-cheese-topped patty between two grilled cheese sandwiches used as the bun.

For anyone chasing pure novelty, the Glazed Doughnut burger delivers, using a glazed doughnut bun with American cheese and peppered bacon for a sweet-and-savory combination that will have your taste buds dancing!

The award-winning wings come boneless or traditional, in orders of 6, 10, or 20, and pair with more than 20 sauces! The PB&J sauce stands out as the kitchen's uniquely delicious, award-winning creation, though bolder eaters can climb the heat ladder all the way to Hell's Fury.

If you’re craving a meal like good ole mom would make, check out the Hot Beef Dinner, featuring a hot roast beef sandwich on Texas toast with mashed potatoes and brown gravy.

Drinks match the menu's playful streak, such as the adult milkshakes spiked with alcohol. Beer fans should look to Sickies' house brews, like the Ignition IPA or the Big Wrench Wheat, offering a refreshing, easy-drinking option. The aforementioned weekend brunch features $20 bottomless Bloody Marys, mimosas, or screwdrivers.

All of this makes Sickies Garage Burgers & Brews a smart addition to a Black Hills getaway.

Local Tips

  • Happy Hour is Sunday-Friday, 3:00- 6 p.m., and Saturday, 9 p.m. to close.
  • The kids’ menu makes Sickies family-friendly.
  • Download their app to join the rewards program.
  • Military and first responders receive a 20% discount.

Location

3313 E Mall Dr, Rapid City, SD 57701

Frequently Asked Questions

The high season in the Black Hills runs strictly through the summer, from June to August, peaking dramatically in early August for the Sturgis Rally. September and October offer a smaller "shoulder season" for fall foliage. The slower season spans the winter months from November through April, when colder weather and snow limit access to certain roads and attractions, making it a much quieter time for tourism.

Most guests fly into Rapid City Regional Airport (RAP) and book a rental car to explore the scenic byways and landmarks. The Rapid City Regional Airport provides a variety of nonstop flights to major hubs, so it’s easy to fly in and out of when planning a trip to the Black Hills. If you prefer a road trip, Interstate 90 connects the region to nearby states.

Top-attractions in the Black Hills include Mount Rushmore and the Crazy Horse Memorial®. Driving the scenic Needles Highway is noteworthy, as is spying bison in Custer State Park. Outdoor adventures await at Wind Cave and Black Elk Peak and history abounds in Deadwood. Other unique attractions include Reptile Gardens, Wall Drug, and Bear Country USA.

  • Sturgis Motorcycle Rally: Held every August, this is the region's largest event—and one of the most famous motorcycle rallies in the world—drawing hundreds of thousands of enthusiasts to the rolling hills of South Dakota.
  • Black Hills Stock Show & Rodeo®: Taking place in Rapid City, this is South Dakota's second-largest event. It features livestock shows, PRCA rodeo action, and draws over 330,000 attendees to celebrate Western tradition.
  • Custer State Park Buffalo Roundup: Held at the end of September, this massive event draws thousands of spectators to watch cowboys and cowgirls round up the park's free-roaming bison herd.
  • Mount Rushmore Evening Lighting Ceremony: Running throughout the summer, this is the most attended program in the national park service, illuminating the iconic faces of the monument.
  • Gold Camp Jubilee: Located in Lead over the 4th of July weekend, this event honors the area's rich mining history with live entertainment, a massive parade down historic Main Street, and some of the largest fireworks in the Black Hills.
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