Firstly, this is the "new" Saloon #10 - not to be confused with the original Saloon #10 where Wild Bill Hickok was shot. But it sure looks like it could have been the spot.
Employees in character for an old western saloon (see pic). Lots of old period furnishings to fit the part as well, with a card show held several times a day (we missed this because we had to meet our tour bus).
Gambling with slots and a few tables for blackjack and other games. My wife won $35 on the slots during our visit.
Stayed for lunch just because we were there. That was disappointing. Very limited menu and nothing impressive. Think we had fish tacos (cold) and some kind of burrito which was also a cold meal. Recomendation: Go there for a drink at the bar and skip lunch.

Stopped in for a pint or 2 while walking around Deadwood. Staff was very friendly and enjoyed the conversations. They have a great whiskey selection. FYI - this is not the original Saloon #10 where Wild Bill Hickok was murdered. That is located down the block.

Been coming here for many years. The "American Whiskey Bar" tag is only a few years old, but it was great even before that. Glad to see the wide whiskey selection. Always fun on the bar side, been there on some very fun band nights. Gaming tables in the back have dealers that are friendly and helpful - When I first started coming here, I knew next to nothing about gambling... they are helpful - informative too. they want you to enjoy the experience, whether you win or lose, you leave in a good mood (winning DOES help the mood)

Decided to go watch the free reenactment and we decided it was one of our very favorite things in Deadwood! The actors were great with the audience and were very knowledgeable. Highly recommend for all ages!!