Palate Neighborhood Bistro has my favorite burger in Pocatello, hands down (and BEST GLUTEN FREE…read moreBUN). It's one of those places where everything on the menu just works. I also love their lemon vinaigrette salad dressing, and recently I tried the pork schnitzel pasta with capers which completely blew me away. The atmosphere is fire and super vibey. It can feel intimate and perfect for a date night, but it's also fun and casual enough for a relaxed dinner out. The desserts are incredible too, and the service is always amazing and genuinely friendly. One of my favorite spots in town and always worth a visit.

Cool casual vibe restaurant with top notch food. There is a bar, outdoor covered patio, as well as…read moreindoor seating. My wife and I stopped for lunch as we were heading to Salt Lake. The truffle fries and brisket sandwich lived up to the online reviews. YUM!! My wife had the Palate burger and it was made with fresh ingredients and a premium bun. I had the brisket sandwich and it was exceptional. It does have a small spicy kick. Their ice tea is excellent but some might find it strong. Loved that you did not have to ask for lemon. The server Hailey, was friendly and knowledgeable. If you are wondering what the orange/pink colored dipping sauce is it is called frie sauce and is has a little kick. It is a regional must have when eating French fries. The award winning carrot cake was sold out so we opted for the Red velvet cake and it did not disappoint. If you are in Pocatello you must stop here.

Wow, far exceeded my expectations! The Reuben sandwich was maybe the best I've ever had. The sweet…read morepotato chips were fresh made and delicious, like way better than you think they'll be. My wife has celiac and loved her GF (gluten free) Philly steak sandwich and fries. Very allergy friendly. We had a GF empanada for dessert that was super good, you don't find those GF anywhere.

The owner was very friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the staff and there were delicious and healthy…read morechoices. The empanadas were excellent and I loved the cashew burger.

This place is dog friendly! I brought my 7lb chihuahua and 80 lbs lab mix to sit out back on the…read morepatio. Limited seating in the back, but there's shade! The restaurant has an electrical awning so you'll stay cool in the heat. You get a view of trains going by. Staff were wonderful! So much better than the other dog friendly bar down the street. The food, beer, and prices are much better here. Highly recommend if you're in Pocatello!

My wife and I had Paella on Valentine's day and it was fabulous! This is a Spanish rice dish that…read moreneither one of us had ever tried - now a must have. The service was also outstanding. Good wine, good food and good service what's not to like? Steve W.

I've been to this location and their second in Chubbuck, both homemade fire…read more A vast variety of bagels to suit your tastes, each one handcrafted for breakfast, lunch, or dinner! Check out some of the unique sides like their pasta salads, an extra carby complement. Service is fast, accurate, and polite. Both locations offer inside seating, although the original spot is larger for lingering. Great spot near the college on 5th Ave

To be honest I can not review the actual bagels for I did not eat them. I was doing a training at a…read morecustomer site and they requested bagels and I found this location that was close. The staff was very nice and helpful in getting me set with the bagels. I'm pretty plain when it comes to bagels so had to get their suggestions in regards to the type of bagels and cream cheese that are popular. There are a few seats where you can eat inside as well if you're not in a hurry. My customer did appreciate and ate the bagels during the training and seemed happy so they must've been good :)

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While I have not been to this main location, I would like to comment on the experience I had at the…read moresatellite location in the Student Union Building of ISU. I am sure that my fellow reviewers are speaking truth when they are talking about the wonderful experiences they have had at the Cedar St location. However, I would argue that some serious quality control must be done at the satellite location, especially if they are to carry the name and image of an established business. To have a location ruin the reputation of your business by serving stale donuts and poorly made coffee is incredibly disappointing, especially when the reviews of the main location are so promising. The idea that the quality and experience found at the main location should extend to the satellite by the same name should be a standard belief. Most of the donuts at this store were stale before the morning rush was over, and I was served an iced vanilla latte that tasted as though rotten coffee beans had been ground into an espresso concentrate so foul it carried its own aura of bitterness. While I am sure the main location provides a quality experience worth paying for, something must be done to ensure that the satellite location has the same quality control and is able to provide the same experience.