Very welcoming place with excellent pizza and salad. Came in to grab our last bite before we had…read moreto travel home. This place was very clean, casual and hospitable. The caesar salad came out promptly and was excellent - very fresh and huge portion. We shared a 12" Buckaroo pizza which was fantastic. Highly recommend this place.

The fact it was not greasy & had top notch ingredients such as fresh basil, grape tomatoes…read moremozzarella pearls & balsamic drizzle on my Margarita pizza was promising, the sauce was flavorless & runny; the crust was flavorless - very bland. I agree with previous review(s) - Hailey does not need another mediocre pizza place. Too bad, I won't be going back.

Great pizza and stop to grab drinks and sandwiches. Nice outside seating to take a break from a…read morelong drive. Service could use some smiles, one young boy/girl never smiles and would rather scowl. The rest seem like they're rather youthful and should be given a chance.

This is a gas station with a deli attached to it. They are the closest food to the Challis Hot…read moreSprings. I showed up post a typical lunch hour but in a cooler, they had premade sandwiches and sides. I got a small turkey sandwich and some devil eggs. Prices a tad high but you are in the middle of no where. I sat outside on their patio and enjoyed my food. I watch an older man pack up older bananas into a box that he was going to freeze for banana bread later. The thought made me smile. Looks like they had a small stage and maybe they have live music occasionally. I am sure the will make you fresh food but I didn't want to wait and what I purchased was perfect for me. The gas prices were not bad. I only interacted with the person at the cash register, but she was pleasant. Overall, a good stop. I would stop again if in the area.

If you find yourself in the Arco, Idaho area you're probably going to hear about a place called…read morePickle's and be told to go there to eat. You're not going to hear about the tailgaters, the place you ACTUALLY should go to eat. It's got friendly staff (Lory and Bria were great!), delicious food, and a cool atmosphere. We opted to come here when pickles had a wait line out the door and we have now left pickles behind and don't plan to ever look back. THIS is the place to eat when you're in Arco. I had the buffalo fries basket which starts with a hearty base of hand cut fries cooked to perfection (not too greasy), with melted cheese (your choice of shredded or classic nacho) blanketing the fries followed by a generous drizzle of ranch, then finally topped with an avalanche of popcorn buffalo chicken that's crunchy and flavorful. Oh and if that's not enough to make you jump in your car and drive to Arco to eat here, on top of that they give you a side of ranch or fry sauce (your choice!) just so you have enough sauce to dip and add flavor to your food. Tailgaters is the hidden gem of Arco Idaho. Avoid the long wait and mediocre food at other places and come get great service with full flavored food in quantities that could feed a small village. The staff are friendly and Sam the owner is a nice guy. My family had the pirate fries, wings, and finger steaks (steak fingers for those not from around here). They all greatly enjoyed those things and we had to ask to to go boxes. All in all I'll end this essay by saying If you don't go to tailgaters while you're in Arco you're doing it wrong.

We stopped here for some dinner and a few beers. It was a nice place, very clean and they offered…read morecold mugs for beer or other libations. K10, our server AND cook because the cook didn't show, was great and very personable. The food was great! Kristen made a custom blend for me for my Buffalo Fries. They were so awesome.! Enjoy this spot! Just don't be in a hurry!

The price might be a little bit higher then other mid-level hotels, but I think this is a great…read moreoption if you're looking for a place with easy access to the Sun Valley resorts and downtown Ketchum. We stayed during ski season and here are the things I was most happy with (in no particular order): * The said it was a continental breakfast so I wasn't expecting all they offered like fresh local bagels and pastries, fresh berries, cut up pineapple, Greek yogurt, cottage cheese, a very high quality granola, oatmeal with all the fixings, a pancake machine, juices, coffees with syrups and milks, lots of high quality tea choices, scrabbled eggs allow and with some mix-ins sometimes cheese or veggie, hard boiled eggs, meat like bacon sausage patties or links, sometime or potato like hash brown patties or shedded hash browns, roasted veggies, and on the weekend days they offered salmon with capers and onions. Plus flavored yogurts in individual containers and whole fruit like apples, oranges, and bananas. * humidifiers in the room. The hotel is so dry. We live at elevation in Park City, UT but Ketchum is drier! We ran the humidifier on high constantly but it was so great they offered this in the room. * they have a parking garage. It is $30/day AND there are easy access free spots around the hotel, but I imagine during peak season the offered parking is best. And it's covered so your car will be snow-free! * the heated pool for year round enjoyment (and two hot tubs). The air was too cold for my liking (because you have to get out eventually). * pretty decent gym with peloton bikes. * oh and the restaurant happy hour seems to be a hit with hotel guests and locals. The one huge downside was because it's so dry and they don't have a humidifier installed for the hotel, we got static shocked every time we touched the elevator buttons or unlocking our room. And it hurt! And when you're in town, I recommend the city museum, the wolf museum, the library, and the cemetery. And if the pedestrian paths are snow-free then head down Sun Valley Road.

The Limelight Hotel in Ketchum has turned into a very run down hotel with a lobby/bar that reeks of…read morestale beer; old, stained and dated furnishing, very mediocre food for dinner and a dismal breakfast bar with no espresso, lattes...offered. The small rooms were average hotel fare with dated carpeting and decor. And the cost was too much for the lack of quality including unprofessional help, no valet for parking or bags. They just seem like a cheap hotel chain that doesn't care. Did I mention that it was empty at the height of the summer season. Should have been a clue.

Always the best experience. Do they even need a review? If you don't go here then you have not…read morebeen to Ketchum. Food is fabulous. Delicious and always tasty. Service with a smile. Local vibe 100%. And either inside or outside it's just special to hang.

Classic pub food that doesn't break the bank. Even on coldest days Lefty's is always warm and…read morewelcoming. Definitely a favorite with the locals. Recommend the Lefty's Leftorium IPA brewed in town. The burgers or Reuben are great moves.

Ahi tacos amazing. Everything excellent. If I lived in Hailey I'd be there at least 3 times a weekread more

Tucked in here for a quick bite at 5pm on a Friday night. Kept things very simple with a draft…read morebeverage and the house special taco. This thing was a delight! Slow cooked chicken & onions in a mole chili paste with kale slaw, goat cheese and house made habanero x jalapeño hot sauce in a soft flour tortilla. My goodness, one for a flat $8 was perfect but you can go two ($15) or three for $21. Bar service was efficient and professional - a decidedly locals spot on the northern edge of main street which is exactly what I'm looking for!

We split a lot of items but the star of the show was the Brussels and the pizza that had honey on…read moreit. Not sure what it was called. They do need to get a bar. A cocktail would have been nice but the peroni I had paired well with the pizza

Tonight I came to conclude that, in my humble opinion, one of the top two chefs in the State of…read moreIdaho is running the show at Enoteca! I ordered the olives, burrata, and the rack of lamb with some ice cold beer on tap to boot. Burrata is a dish I order often and the execution of this one immediately got my attention. This was all prepared exquisitely and the flavors played a symphony. The exact same description applies to the rack of lamb, served with some berry reduction, mint, local mushrooms, and an out of this world potatoes au gratin. Of note, the potatoes were a true homage to the state's most famous crop! And the lamb, sourced locally, of delightful quality. Please see my pics of the perfect pink lamb chops that I cut down from the rack. That ambiance is warmly lit, dim, and very cozy. I had a booth by the window decked out with multiple soft pillows. Not knowing any restaurant in Ketchum, the ambiance I saw in online pics was a big draw for me and it didn't disappoint. Service was on point; enough said: it's 5 stars!

Customer service was amazing ! I loved the menu items framed up on the wall I thought it was so…read morecute! And the pizza was delicious my wife and I loved this place ! Also my wife is OBSESSED with ranch and the squeeze bottle at the table was perfect

Friendly staff, fair prices and very clean. I can't say I'd drive out of my way for it, but it was…read morea decent overall experience, just not my style of pizza. Love trying small local business and these guys were great about it lol 6.4/10