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    9 Peaks Restaurant & Lounge

    4.7 (7 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Natalie and crew do a nice job! We had sandwiches, wraps and yummy cake. We will definitely come back.

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    Pickle's Place

    Pickle's Place

    3.7
    (232 reviews)
    25.1 mi
    $

    The desert hwy west out of IF was a nice drive , like a clip of dirt and shrubs on repeat…read more Normally being greeted by a giant pickle smiling at you, well, that's the stuff of nightmares. In this case, a welcome sight. Cruising into Arco to visit Pickle's Place, you can see right away that it's going to be nifty. A giant green rocking chair stands in front like sitting in a pickle's lap to pose for pics at the iconic place. Some unapologetically crass joke signs can be seen through the windows. It's the kind we've thought of, but no one says lol. A casual yet swaggering young gent greeted us upon entering. With entrepreneur written all over him I immediately knew he was the owner or their son, or both, and I would end up calling him by Pickle. With beer and industry logos thrown all about, along with jokes, street signs and license plates from across the nation, Pickle's supplies that treasured woodsy, folk-like atmosphere that revitalizes 'one man's trash' into a 'you're in the right spot' vibe. A center wall separates two dining areas with tables lining the walls all around on both sides, and some center tables. Though small, they really could accommodate big parties, but to scoot the tables together would cause congestion and trouble for the server/s. So if you come in a group, be prepared to sit at slightly separated tables. Lots of seating in this little place, and rightly so. Arco's a town of about 900, not to mention the flow of travelers, tourists and truckers that come through here and stop at this gem in the Gem State desert, finding something to love about Pickle's. The Pickle's family has their own spice brand named John's, and I think I've seen it in IF, along with Tyler and Zane versions--maybe John's sons. We visited other establishments there, and they also had the spices available for sale. Once we got comfortable, and the people in my party got me to focus on the menu rather than the decor, that's when the true Pickle's treasures became obvious. This menu has taken comfort food and made it gourmet. Man, they have everything, from omelets to steak & eggs, fries, shakes, beer, sandwiches, burgers, browns, sausage gravy, and pancakes--it all, right down to the gotta try "Pickle Popsicle"! I mean OMGosh! I'm 10 again and have to try it all! Okay, so there's a board with "specials" written on it. This day's special was the "Redneck Steak Sandwich." It comes with a side like fries, but I changed that out for hash browns smothered in sausage gravy. That right there was plenty of food--but nooo, I had to ask if they made shakes. I crave shakes when I'm hungry. Of course, Mr. Pickle triumphantly called off a list--how rude! So I got a Banana Shake. Now I'm done?, but my other half points at the beer board, "They have Mac & Jack's." Oh boy.. Pickle (I asked him "are you Pickle?", he shrugged "My Parents and I own the place, so yeah"), informs me that it is not draft but in a can. A Can!! I had never seen Mac and Jack's in a can, so I had to try that as well. I mean, I'm only 146 lb, or was before I went to Pickle's lol. I tell you what; I was bloated, huffin & puffin as I rolled out of there. It was so worth it. That Steak Sandwich was a sirloin STEAK ON A HOAGIE! It was perfectly seasoned, with I imagine their spice brand, and it was fileted in half. So it bit off perfectly without a fight. The Banana Shake was lusciously creamy and smooth, and the sausage gravy is delicious. Honestly, I'm not a huge potato fan (why I smothered them). My other half got scrambled eggs with ham & cheese, and a HUGE cinnamon roll She loved it. The 3rd of us got Steak and Eggs--"Perfectly cooked," and some fancy fruity beverage. Ok, we all pigged-out on a lot! for only 90 bucks. Pickle was informative and just a cool guy. The kitchen is quick. The other staff--she made telling us they don't deliver seem friendly lol. There are other places in Arco, but Pickle's is a blessing for this town. I highly recommend Mac & Jack's. Oh, and Pickle's Place.

    Coming back from a stargazing trip we had been wanting to try this place…read more Huge filling portions. I judge a breakfast by their chicken fried steak. This one was huge and a ton of well cooked hashbrowns. Only downside was no English muffin. The sourdough was a great substitute. Wife had finger steaks. Not amazing but still very good. Just a bit on the tough side. Also plenty on the plate. I had to get a side of the famous fried pickle. Spears fried perfecly and breading was fantastic. If you are in Arco. This is a must stop.

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    Pickle's Place
    Pickle's Place
    Pickle's Place

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    The Kneadery

    The Kneadery

    4.2
    (360 reviews)
    40.7 mi
    $$

    The service was fast and friendly from the moment we walked in. Our food came out within about 15…read moreminutes of ordering, which was impressive considering how busy they were. The portions were very generous, and everything was incredibly filling. Everything was cooked perfectly, from the eggs and breakfast items to the sides, and even the coffee was surprisingly good. It's not often you find a breakfast spot where both the food and coffee stand out. There was plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, making it a great place for families, larger groups, or anyone looking to enjoy breakfast without feeling cramped. Despite the steady flow of customers, the staff stayed attentive, checked in on us regularly, and kept the tables turning over quickly without making anyone feel rushed. Overall, The Kneadery offers great food, efficient service, and a welcoming atmosphere. I'd definitely recommend stopping by if you're in Ketchum and looking for a hearty breakfast or brunch.

    Ambiance is super cozy, cute, relaxed and familial. I come here about once a year and I think it…read moretakes me a year to remember why! I'm definitely here for the flash-gordon-fast and very kind service, the ease of the menue, the deco (I didn't know how much I love wooden bears!) The deco is with a lot of bears both taxidermy as as also wood engraved/sculpured. The walls are covered with vintage Sun Valley posters, Fish & bait illustrations and carved bear deco. The bar has a decorative roof with a taxidermied bobcat and skiing stuff, which makes the Kneadery even more cozy and specially unique as a venue. The loss of a star comes from the blandness of the egg scramble, even though they use high quality eggs; the weird taste of the wonderfully presented whipped butter in a cup -- I love when non-ice-cream looks like ice-cream somehow. Is that real butter? Not discernible by taste. My stomach sadly reacted to that detail. I might need a separate conversation with my stomach about this, but it stays that it tasted weird also to my husband! In past years I would order an omelette with cheese and it came with a bland plain egg omelette folded in half and stuffed with cheese. Maybe an eggadilla (Huevadilla?) would be more of a correct description. Not sure if this technique is an American classic (sorry for slamming it), but I'd recommend to add the cheese to the eggs *before* frying the mixture. The cheesy richness of the cheese enhances the eggs tenfold! My hb really enjoyed his half order of the two-two-two menu item (2 pancakes, 2 poached eggs, 2 slices of bacon), just the egg was overdone and not even a little runny. Why is it 4 stars and not 3? I really hope the cook figures out cooking eggs one of these days. In the past, I have had the breakfasts with other people, and they all loved their orders which were non-egg-related.

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    Inside--this guy has been here for decades. Bear, too.
    Inside--this guy has been here for decades. Bear, too.
    Huge blueberry muffin
    Huge blueberry muffin
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