Branding Iron Bistro — Restaurant in Pierre

If I lived in Pierre, this is where I would go for breakfast, coffee or meet up with friends like the rest of the locals. One orders at the counter, they give you an Ear Tag number, then a staff person brings you your food. I had the breakfast baked oatmeal, like a big fluffy soft fat oatmeal cookie without all the sugar. Served with a side of brown sugar, milk and silvered almond. A side of fruit would have been nice. I love coffee and the coffee was good no disappointment here. My husband had two eggs over easy, sausage, hash browns and toast. His complaint, the eggs were over done and browned along the edges. This is a fun little Bristol with an olive oil and vinegar bar, chocolates and baked goods. Skip Perkins, better food and...

This was one busy establishment. There was a line when we entered and it was unclear as to whether we were to seat ourselves, wait in line or what exactly. I asked a worker and they said to have a seat. Apparently that is incorrect as you need to wait in line to order and pay first and then they will bring the food to you. We lost quite a bit of time doing this and we weren't the only ones. They need to have a sign here explaining this. The food was delicious however they had to remake my hot chocolate as it just tasted like hot water with whipped cream. They happily remade me a new one tho. The restaurant itself was clean and the atmosphere was great but they did not seem to have enough servers to cover the influx of...

I visited with my family yesterday morning. The food is decent and it came out pretty quickly given how busy it was. There are too many syrup flavor choices. The girl taking orders & cashing people out was very friendly & helpful. However, the baristas/food runners need to work on their customer service skills. It should not be an inconvenience to you to do the job you’re being paid to do with some level of kindness. People coming up to the counter shouldn’t be given any type of attitude if they need something or be made to feel like they’re an inconvenience. If you don’t like to serve then I am confused as to why you work in the service...