Mccarville Coffee Roaster - Bonesteel

A delightful little coffee shop! Very friendly atmosphere and we learned a little about Bonesteel’s history from our barista. This is a local favorite with historical appeal for visitors. Lots of character in the restored building with a rustic flare. Easy walking distance to the Dakota Blue Lodge where we stayed. The lounge area was perfect for computer work while absorbing caffeine for the day. Plenty of signature drink options as well as bakery items. Coffee and tea were delicious and we can’t wait to stop by again!

We are from Sioux Falls area and were staying at an airbnb in Bonesteel for a family reunion. We a group of 7 decided to stop in and get coffee. There were 2 other customers waiting ahead of us who knows how long. The barista was so slow and didn’t even acknowledge us. We decided to wait because we thought she was looking overwhelmed and gave her the benefit of a doubt. Then another employee showed up and again did not acknowledge us and she had no get up and go either. Then another customer comes in and sits down at the counter ahead of us now and she is acknowledged and starts smirking at us and gets her order taken. After 15-20 minutes of this we walked out. I don’t know what the coffee is like but their customer service is enough for me not to ever try it or recommend. I don’t know if this was an East river, West river thing but Bonesteel is barely West river. We ended up going to the convenience store Cahoy’s and getting coffee and the service there was right on par with the coffee shops. Waste of time, the treatment of travelers in this town is horrible. The bright spot was the airbnb.

This is such a well run shop. Every small town needs one just like it. This has become the heart of this community.

McCarvill's coffee smell is amazing! Documented some memories while in line. Ordered coffee and walked next door to shop. Their hospitality is top-notch.

Relaxing and productive! Kid-friendliness: Have toys section for kids! Wheelchair accessibility: Need to have door opened for you, but can enter the store.