Located in the heart of historic Deadwood, SD you will find an experience like no other. The retro Texaco station now houses a hot glass blowing studio. The service bays have been rejuvenated into a hot glass shop where spectators can watch molten glass transformed into glass sculptors by Deadwood’s own master gaffer. All items are available for purchase. Spectators can also enjoy hot coffee, beer, wine , and a variety of cold drinks. Hot glass demonstrations, classes, and one=of-a-kind gifts make this studio, deli, and coffee shop unique.
Hip digs for beer, wine, coffee drinks & light fare where patrons watch glass blowing in progress. Based on 433 reviews, the restaurant has received a rating of 4.7 stars. Price $
✔️ Dine-in ✔️ Drive-through ✔️ No delivery
Address:
73 Sherman St, Deadwood, SD 57732
Phone: (605) 571-1071
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Hours
| Wednesday | 7 AM–5 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–5 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–5 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–5 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–5 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–5 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–5 PM |
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Reviews
Jaima Knutson-Colson, RE/MAX Results
This place is really cool. Great location in downtown Deadwood. Really good coffee, really rad blown glass goods. I’ve heard the food is great but have not tried it.
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William Andrew Sheppard
Awesome breakfast spot located in an old service station in downtown Deadwood that also has a glass blowing studio. Breakfast sandwiches were very good, but the cinnamon roll stole the show.
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AmirReza Oghbaee
Great breakfast selection with a variety of healthy options like parfait, over night oats as well as standard breakfast items like BEC bagel and more!
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Chad Bowman
One of our favorite places when we traveled through Deadwood. It was winter and snowing when we went through. This place was wonderful, warm, and fun. The coffee was great as well.
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Jaclyn Curry
Great atmosphere – neat mix of garage elements with glass blowing and good food.
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Karen Hedegaard
Such a special place with excellent coffee options. The owner has turned a former gas station into an art studio and a cool cafe. Breakfast options are limited with healthy choices of parfait and oatmeal. Located a few blocks from the Main Street.
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M
Had a breakfast sandwich on a bagel here over 5 years ago and was dreaming of it ever since. Just stopped in again for another one last week and it was just as I remembered. Great coffee and other sandwiches too!
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M O’Donnell
Such a great place. Definitely stop in to see the beautiful glass work…But don’t leave until you grap a Cappuccino. THE BEST Cappuccino I’ve ever had! Seriously. Personally, I love a great foam. This foam could have probably held up a metal spoon 🙂 so great! Yummy food as well. Try the Lemon Poppy-seed, delicious! The girl who owns the coffee side was so genuinely kind & friendly. Her uncle was helping out that day & was also just as nice. My son was hypnotized by the glass blowing. It is oddly calming to watch. The place is small but packed with a ton of visual fun & creativity. While parts of Deadwood are being inundated with tacky slot machines (so sad) & cheesy t-shirt shops, I’m so glad this place is flourishing. I hope more places like THIS start to take over & bring some dignity back to this historic town. Keep up the amazing work ladies!
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Scott Prentice
This is my go to coffee stop in Deadwood when I back home from my visit from Florida. I got to be here when she opened the place and this was just so exciting to come back this year and see you know what she’s done in her furnace room and everything is so exciting to see how much she’s grown and the kind of work she’s doing. You can see your work throughout the place it’s glass fired glass And it’s really special.
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J. Devine
It was sunny and gorgeous when we came to visit Deadwood in July. After thoroughly experiencing the establishments on the strip our first night. We wanted to venture off of the main drag to explore a bit deeper into the town. I am glad that we did! On the corner of Pine and 85 we stumble upon Pump House at Mind Blown Studio. This place was a fusion of well executed food and stunning blown glass art. Being able to watch the glass being blown and being able to enjoy a variety of baked goods, wraps, sandwiches, hot and cold coffee drinks and smoothies, and beer you are guaranteed to leave refreshed and entertained. I drank at least 4 smoothies in two days. Not much room to park, but great patio and indoor seating. Mark this place on your map and do not skip them on your next visit to Deadwood. You can also check them out online @ mindblownstudio.com
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