What a cute spot in such a small town! We were there on an early Thursday evening, and we were the…read morefirst ones there when we walked in. The guy behind the bar was super nice and made a killer Maple Old Fashioned for my husband, and made me a nice and simple non-alcoholic lemonade and huckleberry syrup. The bar was playing the Soprano's and we chilled and watched a bit and played some of the bar games. There's also a super cool Cigar Lounge room - aesthetic was on point here! Would definitely recommend coming here for a good cocktail.

Oh yes people! Craft cocktails in a beautiful setting, you can't imagine...the history and vibe!!…read more And 5 contactless air bnb rooms above--seriously!

Very cool bar and our bartender was super friendly. They had a decent selection of taps on draft…read more In Wallace, ID you can ask for "To-Go" beers and they will sell you them in red solo cups!!!

Seriously 5 craft cocktails! We travel everywhere and the Silver Corner has one of the best Old…read moreFashioned's my husband has EVER had! And the best owners you could ask for! We love Wallace & cheers!

I asked locals which bars would be open at 9pm on a Sunday and everyone pointed to Metals which is…read morebasically the only place open that late. In fact they're unlike most other businesses in Wallace and are open everyday until 2am. This is your typical no-frills dive bar with a pool table, a shuffleboard. Their wells and beers are $3 which are so cheap and amazing! I don't get complicated stuff at these dive bars so I stick to my whiskey cokes and shots of whiskey. They have happy hour from 4pm-6pm daily which is $1 off food and booze, so imagine your already-cheap $3 beers or wells becoming an astonishing $2. If you're coming here expecting a gourmet meal you should be looking elsewhere, because they have dive bar food which means frozen snacks. They actually have this cool contraption to deep fry stuff like tater tots or dumplings which apparently costs like $5k. The bartenders are all super friendly, especially Dave who I saw multiple days during my stay. I came here most days during my week stay in Wallace and this is one of the staples of the town. You'll meet very friendly people here who are always willing to strike up a random conversation.

We attended the Friday night music festival. There were two bartenders inside a male and a female…read more The female went over and above to provide excellent service and was very friendly. The male was complaining about making drinks and even refused so the female volunteered to make our margaritas. He was not pleasant and obviously didn't want to be there.

Looking for a chill spot for food and a beer? That's Cogs Gastropub!…read more Located in one of the historic buildings on the Main Street of Wallace, ID. Conveniently close the Center of the Universe. Friendly staff, local (Idaho, Montana, E Washington) beers. Much of the interior elicits the history of the building and town. I tried one of the pulled pork sandwiches and it was great! If you're looking for a casual place, with no fuss, this is a great option in downtown Wallace, Idaho.

Decided to come here based on all the good reviews. Although the drinks we ordered were really…read moregood, the server, was super rude (young blonde gal). She was so rude and snotty, we closed out after one drink and continued on to somewhere else. I don't mind tipping but when she demanded a 20% tip when I handed her my card, that's where I draw the line. Place had potential, but I'm not spending money where the sever is rude.

Very cool old school cafe vibe. Very friendly service and good food. I had an omelette and the wife…read morehad eggs and ham. Everyone else enjoyed their meal as well. We drive through Wallace every month and for sure we will stop by and have a meal.

Brooks is one of the best breakfast restaurants we have ever experienced: best service, good price,…read moreand good quality food! The avocado sandwich with fresh fruit was delicious, and the huckleberry waffle with ham was super bountiful!

SWPFTD and I are in Wallace for a couple of days and stopped in at City Limits for lunch. This also…read moremakes my 258th brewery! CLBP is just on the north side of 90 adjacent to the Wallace RV park. The inside is very comfortable and inviting. It was quite busy at noon on a Saturday afternoon so service was a little slow. No worries though especially since there was a crowd because of the ladies homesteading gathering being in town. Weird but I didn't go with a flight this time. I started with a pint of the Pulaski Porter while SWPFTD went with the Mountain Top amber. Both were quite tasty. I ordered the French dip sandwich which was fantastic. SWPFTD had the Reuben which was also very good. Yes, I ate part of her sandwich. I wrapped up with a pint of the milk stout on nitro and SWPFTD had the blood orange IPA. The IPA didn't work for me but I never love the blood Orange. The milk stout was really good though. CLBP is a great stop in Wallace! If anyone is a glutton for punishment, please, follow my brewery, and distillery, reviews from across the U.S. and beyond! https://www.yelp.com/collection/-8iscFkpiiCI563-FDfwGg and if anyone is wondering who SWPFTD is you will have to check out my review of Black Market Brewing Co in Temecula, CA to understand. Yes, you will need to read into it a little to get the joke but I have confidence in you! I hope my confidence is not misplaced.

Under staffed and took forever to get food. Then wasn't even worth waiting for. No one around us…read morewas eating. The hostess couldn't even smile or pretend to be a pleasant human and sat on her phone the entire time. The bar tender, Dakota, make the most disgusting so called "old fashioned" we had to send back! Who puts grenadine in those?! Watered down, red colored and no flavor. Nasty drink. And we're old fashioned connoisseurs. We had to argue for them to take it off the bill!! What happened to customer service?! The burgers were flavorful but over cooked meat. Only thing worth going for were the beers. Thank goodness those were acceptable. You're in the historical town of Wallace--get better!

This place has a great vibe with super friendly service. We loved the menu which had some fun…read morethings to choose from. The Mountain Man Nachos were delicious! Grilled cheese has lots of flavor and the loaded potato soup was great. This place in little Wallace is absolutely worth getting off the freeway. Kudos to the family that put it together and runs it. We will be back

Cute local place with a large shaded dog & kid friendly patio! Building is a big old historic…read morebrick building with a cool vibe! Service and food were great too! We'd definitely come back here!

Come holler at Cassidy. He's a local legend! Laid back bar…read morewith juke box and pool. Feels like you stepped into a time warp. There is even a velvet room although it was empty when we visited. Maybe you need to bring your own dancers. Basic selection of beer and booze. Fair prices and great service.

What a hidden gem! The beautiful neon sign will catch your eye from a distance, welcoming you into…read morea retro lounge that's unlike anything in this area. The service is impeccable and the atmosphere is a swanky flash back to your classier past. If you want to be a loud, drunk doofus that can't hold your liquor, you probably need to go elsewhere. FAVORITE SPOT IN TOWN!!

We love this place!! Great people behind the bar and customers Chrck it out everyoneread more

Went into the bar and ordered a drink, one of my friends doesn't drink alcohol so he ordered a non…read morealcoholic mojito. One of the bartenders asked how his drink was and he said it wasn't great but he would drink it. The middle aged blondish female bartender stepped in and said "You ordered a non alcoholic mojito, it's basically just lemon juice and seltzer water. You are a fucking child." I understand everyone has bad days but that is unacceptable and you chose to work in customer service so at least try to be decent to your customers instead of being rude with the first words that came out of your mouth. We closed our tab and walked out without even finishing our drinks. We will definitely not be going back there ever again. The young man was a very nice guy but the customer service we received from the middle aged lady was enough to leave and never come back.

Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour Stop 11, which was 7 of 7 for Idaho,…read moreState #14 is complete! I've seen a few mentions of no children. This is true and there are multiple signs advising so, both prior to entering and just inside the door. What's the big deal you may ask. Aside from a brewey with no food being specifically for adults not being too far out, and for those who may want to avoid (or look for it), the mens room is adorned with full playboy spreads which could be controversial for junior. So, the environment & products are targeted to adults. The interior has mining decor and pinup decor, a bar top, pool table and a few tables with chairs. The beer we had was good for one and above average for the other. The wheat (with lemon wheel garnish) was a surprisingly tasty treat. It was out of the way for us but is right off the highway, so, convenient for a lot of people & the town itself is quirky. As you can see, it's the center of the universe & they have the manhole to prove it!

Steve and I got to try Wallace Brewing after a recent trip through the Idaho Chimney portion of the…read morestate. I did this area a while back visiting many breweries here but a few slipped through my fingers and this was one of them so it was good to get this one marked off my list. We had the Redlight Irish Red Ale which we liked quite bit. Irish Red Ales aren't necessarily a beer type the two of us flock to but this one was very good. Flavor highlights to look for when enjoying this beer is malty, sweet and dry. The beer is also very light bodied and smooth so that, at least to us is an enjoyable plus!