Pump House at Mind Blown Studio

We went to The Pump House not knowing what we would find... We were definitely not disappointed... Their Chi Tea Latte was amazing... we each had a sandwich... they were very good! I would definitely recommend you visit... you will not be disappointed... we also got to watch the glass blowing which was very interesting... we will definitely be back...

Opens early enough for me to grab coffee before going to work foods actually pretty good compared to the rest of deadwood. Havent had time to see them blow glass or anything but definitely worth stopping by once

Visited here a few times. Tried really hard to like this place. The glass blowing area looks really cool. The coffee shop area, well... it was difficult to get waited on even though the place was almost empty. I guess the girl at the counter found her text messages to be more important than her customers.a real dissapointment.

Toni was an amazing teacher and this was such a cool way to spend the evening with friends. We made pumpkins and one of the girls in our group got to the very end and her pumpkins broke. But, Toni was amazing and let her redo her pumpkin and it was even better the second time. And, you can have a beer while you wait - listening to the grass crackle and furnaces warm you up. Love it!

Love this place. It's in an old porcelain-enameled Sinclair gas station, and the old midcentury industrial vibe is still pretty obvious. The deli is a good place to grab a morning coffee, and while the sandwiches are simple, they're tasty. (Go with the sparkplug. You won't be sorry.) It's one of the few places in Deadwood you can grab something light like this to go, making it perfect if you want to take your food along on a hike and picnic out in the forest. When the weather is nice, the garage doors come up and the outdoor patio is an awesome place to drink a beer and people watch. There's no shade, so it gets direct sunlight by early afternoon, making it pretty toasty on a hot day - make sure you get a table with an umbrella if you're careful about sun exposure. The glass blowing inside is the most unique part of the place: you can take a class and dive in yourself, but I prefer to just watch and look at the art pieces on display. It can get super toasty inside when the ovens are fired up, which makes this place really cozy when it's chilly outside.

Great food, great coffee, helpful and cheerful staff. It's the place that the locals congregate to get a simple, affordable meal without the constant din of slot machines.

Coffee drinks are generally too hot, and a little overpriced. Food and drink is nothing special, but the location has a nice view. The staff has always been pleasant and the atmoshere is interesting. 5 stars when glass working is happening.

The barista not only pulled quality shots, but surprised us by warming the excellent chocolate muffin that we ordered. Fun and funny decor with lots of vintage metal signs and handblown glass art for sale.

A nice place to relax after walking to the cemetery this morning earlier. And watch the traffic go by. Lots of signs. Unfortunately the furnace where they blow glass was broken so we miss out on than.

This place is AMAZING! The coffee they serve is fresh and has no bitterness as some other coffees houses' do... not to mention their breakfast sandwich is pretty great also! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!