Wall Drug Store

"A few minutes north of Badlands National Park in western South Dakota, Wall Drug is what kitschy roadside dreams are made of. It evolved from a frills-free pharmacy in 1931 to a requisite pitstop for passing roadtrippers, following the success of a guerrilla billboard campaign that advertised free ice water to Badlands-goers. Nowadays, it’s a sprawling complex of quirky attractions and eateries, where dinosaurs and jackalope figurines share turf with a pint-sized chapel, an arcade, saloons, a cafeteria-style restaurant (as seen in Nomadland) slinging frosted cake doughnuts, and an operating pharmacy whose storefront is a replica of the original Wall Drug store."

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"Incontournable - cafe en salle a 5 cents Desserts maison (pas goute) "

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"Un des centres commercial les plus célèbres des États-Unis, ouvert en 1931"

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"station essence avec objet insolite et eau glacée gratuite"

@lucecharbonnier

"Bobby and Sabrina boondockers "

@pfisterville

"An interesting place to stop if passing through"

@patrckjms

"Landmark and most popular roadside attraction"

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"Free water, American dream, 1931"

@aurelientmartini

"Highly recommended by Uncle Jim"

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"Ici, on ne sert pas de la cuisine fine mais des plats très simples, version fast food . C'est bon marché et riche en calories, le tout à consommer à emporter ou sur place, dans l'immense pièce tout en bois et décorée avec plus de 300 peintures à l'huile qui illustrent la vie à l'époque du Far West."

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"DailyMeal one restaurant to visit in every state "

@beckinabox