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In 1896, Louis Bauch, one of Sioux Falls' first butchers, opened Bauch's Meats at 214 S. Phillips Avenue. His quartzite walls are still here, and so is the cleaver we found hidden inside them. The 1963 Crawford's Men's Wear logo in our entry gave us our name. Today the Ode family carries on the butcher's craft with dry-aged steaks from a kitchen that likes to compete.
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From the kitchen and the bar

Start with Double Butter Chislic, the Sioux Falls classic: seared prime steak tips in our double garlic butter.

Dry-aged Wagyu, Delmonico ribeyes and a Kansas City bison strip, plus Parmesan-crusted walleye and our award-winning Bourbon Apple Pork.

Seasonal signature cocktails, an allocated whiskey list and more than 60 wines by the bottle. Pull up a seat by the fireplace before dinner, or stay for one more.
competition titles since 2023
stars from 1,300+ OpenTable diners
the year Bauch's Meats opened here
guests on our upper level for private events
Hot Honey Glazed Pork Belly | Charred Pork Tenderloin | Truffled Mash Potatoes | Autumn Herbs w/ Spiced Vinaigrette | Mustard Caviar | Pickled Onion Relish | Pretzel Crumb | Tomato Jam | Almond Brittle | Beer Foam
Grilled Pork Tenderloin | Smoked and Braised Pork Belly | House-made Apple Butter | Bourbon Apple Gastrique | Mashed Potato | Cinnamon Bourbon Apple | Smoked Carrot | Pickled Onion | Spiced Pecan | Cranberry Apple Caviar
Prime Beef Patty | Truffle Cheese Spread | Arugula | Tomato Jam | Jalapeno Bacon | Pretzel Bun | Dirty Fries
Prime Beef Patty | Jalapeno Bacon | Boursin Cheese | Peppadew Jam | Crispy Onions | Rosemary Ginger | Pickles Arugula | Spicy Vinaigrette | Mozzarella Crusted Ciabatta | Dirty Fries
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Upstairs at Crawford's
Birthdays, rehearsal dinners and work nights out. Our upper level, a few steps above the main dining room, seats up to 45 guests. Book a week ahead for Friday through Sunday, and three to four weeks ahead for holidays.
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