Salute Sergeant Robert Hughes from Dublin who carried Custer's battleflag into the fight and who died beside his commanding officer. Contemplate the battle roll of the 35 Irishmen who died at the Little Bighorn.

Or if you identify more with the Indians visit the Teepee room and meditate at the shrine of Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse who were both killed by government forces in hotly disputed circumstances. See the Sioux cradle used in the film Dances With Wolves. Examine the 1850s musket obtained by the Indians as a trade weapon. Ponder upon a copy of Crazy Horse's only known "signature". Immerse yourself in the ambience of the noble warriors of the Plains.

If you like a drink sit at the bar and watch Sitting Bull's eyes follow you no matter where you turn. It's uncanny. And no, it's not the effect of the Guinness, the Irish whiskey, or that frozen Margarita you've had.

Or if pizza, steak, or Tex-Mex is your thing, then linger with your spouse or lover in a relaxed family-run environment. Enjoy the charm and vibrant energy of the bright pine surroundings. While reading the menu you can even take the time to learn a few words of Lakota, the Sioux language. Hau khola. Tanyan wacinyanke kšto. Toniktuka? (Hello, friend. It is good to see you. How are you?)

Custer's serve breakfast every day until 5.00pm and a comprehensive lunch & evening menu runs until 7pm, Monday to Thursday, and until 9pm Friday to Sunday. The food is tasty and nutritious and is competitively priced. It caters to a wide range of palates; Po'Boy Sandwiches, Tex-Mex, Pizza, Steaks, Fish, Pasta, and Grills.

So pay us a visit and you will be sure to receive a warm, friendly reception, some excellent food & drink, and great craic!
Wakan Tanka nici un. (May the Great Spirit go with you and guide you.)