Should Jamestown be accepted into the NSIC?

[SW_Mustang]

IHere, here! If you can't find gourmet food in Sioux Falls, you're doing it wrong.

Yes yes - Sioux Falls does have great options. I'm not there as much as I used to be, but I still try to get out and eat the local faire every so often.

I really want to try that pizza place over by USF, Sunny's, I think? Simon's is my go-too for tacos. Couple places down town I have yet to try as well.

[Purple Mav Man]

2021 Food Guide:

https://www.d2football.com/forum/for...021-food-guide

Things to Do in The NSIC

https://www.d2football.com/forum/for...do-in-the-nsic

These threads seem to have an Olympic rotation and get updated/redone every 2-4 years. Makes for a good August evening read.

[SW_Mustang]

There plenty of great dining options in eastern SD, you're too cheap to visit them!

Sioux Falls is in southern South Dakota - not eastern! Big difference.

SF has solid options - I love a Vietnamese Fried Chicken Sammich down at the Bread-and-Circus. Simon's is the only place I trust so far with my birria order, and a donut from Flyboy will keep me full all day. It's been a while since I've tried something new - probably when Big Poppa's set me up with a cheese wheel of a pizza that kept me fed for a week. I need to try Looks, and the Pizza Place next to USF (Sunny's, I think?) among many others.

North of there it's slim pickings - mostly bar food which I personally get tired of quickly. A plate of Filipino food in Flandreau might be South Dakota's best kept secret - though it's not available year round. Had a serving on Saturday and none of that went to waste. Brookings has an Indian place I still need to try.

Used to have an office in Watertown and they get a special shout out for the Godfather's in the mall up there. Godfather's is the pinnacle of chain pizza - and the crew in Watertown somehow managed to stand out among all the excellence. Hope those folks are doing well.

[SW_Mustang]

These threads seem to have an Olympic rotation and get updated/redone every 2-4 years. Makes for a good August evening read.

Love the food threads. There was a suggestion a couple years back to put together a comprehensive NSIC fan guide. Tickets, parking, lodging, food, other weekend attractions, etc. That would be a cool thread idea too.

[oldyellaHer69]

In honor of our AD Hieb who can slam a 40 of OE like no other, we are 40 days from running over the Vikings!

[SW_Mustang]

In honor of our AD Hieb who can slam a 40 of OE like no other, we are 40 days from running over the Vikings!

Alright - your avatar change made me fall out of my chair.

Good work.

[vikingfaithful]

In honor of our AD Hieb who can slam a 40 of OE like no other, we are 40 days from running over the Vikings!

Like your new avatar, AD Hieb will need many Olde English malt liquor bottles for the Augustana game to keep his sanity. My offer for chocolate milks at KO still stands.

[Dan Brookens]

Just felt this thread needed this picture.

[laker]

My offer for chocolate milks at KO still stands.

The magic words..............

[oldyellaHer69]

The magic words..............

With Vodka?

[Millsy]

Posted this in the Food Thread, but will post here as well.

Well, we hit Jamestown for lunch yesterday. Went to Johnny Bs downtown. My wife and I each ordered a personal pizza. It was wood fired and had a good crust, and the dough was made in house, I believe. Could have been cooked a little longer in my opinion. Our son had a double smashed cheeseburger, which had really great flavor. And, there was nothing smashed about it, those patties were still thick. If we would have known that smashed didn't mean smashed, we wouldn't have let him upgrade to the double. Lol!

They had a very large selection of beers on tap! I am not a beer drinker, but if you are, this would be a great place to stop. Also had a full bar. The building itself was cool, old bricks and an industrial ceiling.

Sorry, didn't want to hit Paradiso, as I figured we still had 2.5 hiurs to Minot and I didn't want one of their infamous Margaritas in my system.

And, just an FYI, Interstate driving in North Dakota bumps up to 80 MPH today. But, from what I have heard, the cops are no longer giving the 5 MPH leeway. Two MPH over, you may be pulled over.

[vikingfaithful]

With Vodka?

Bring a flask, you're going to need it! Fortunately, coach OJ is a nice guy and doesn't run scores up. Wait until you play Duluth for a lopsided score, like 65-3.

[WSUWarriorFan]

[QUOTE=Millsy;n894272

And, just an FYI, Interstate driving in North Dakota bumps up to 80 MPH today. But, from what I have heard, the cops are no longer giving the 5 MPH leeway. Two MPH over, you may be pulled over.[/QUOTE]

What was it before? I remember driving to Williston years ago and being surprised with them on 1 land roads. They clearly understood people wanted to get out as fast as possible.

[Millsy]

What was it before? I remember driving to Williston years ago and being surprised with them on 1 land roads. They clearly understood people wanted to get out as fast as possible.

75 on the Interstate.

[Mandan]

What was it before? I remember driving to Williston years ago and being surprised with them on 1 land roads. They clearly understood people wanted to get out as fast as possible.

It was 75 Interstate. 4 lane divided roads are 70. 2 lane state highways are 65.