My friends and I wanted to explore different coffee shops around town. Seems like this one was it…read more Wasn't sure about it because of the reviews, but SO glad that we went! Best huckleberry iced coffee I've had!

Service was unpleasant-- grumpy guy. He charges extra for EVERYTHING--including an extra straw,…read morecup, fork, or plate. The coffee prices are ridiculous. A 16oz plain latte is $7.45, and that's flavorless-- no syrup and with plain milk. Any customizations to a latte with only espresso and milk are an upcharge to what is already an $8 latte. Flavored syrup-- another $1.45, Non-dairy milk-- $1.90. We're in Idaho--not Manhattan. A plain latte in this region should range $4.29- $5.23 (sm-lg), not $7.45. At that price, flavor and milk substitutions should absolutely be included, not nickel-and-dimed into a $12 latte. See our receipt attached for 5 coffees & three waffles. I am from Southern California and my coffees are cheaper. Flavor modifications should not exceed $0.50-0.80 Milk mods should not exceed $1.00-$1.25 I will say the waffles are good-- That is, if you're not still processing the absurdity of your receipt.

$1 potato was the best potato I've ever eaten. It was baked to perfection and filled me with so…read moremuch happiness and joy upon consuming. Also thank you to the kind employee who stopped me from pouring a ton of sugar, which I thought was salt, on my gorgeous potato. Fries and sandwiches are really good too and there are cool souvenirs.

TERRIBE CHEESEBURGER. Literally they use fake photos online their actual burger is the worst I've…read morehad anywhere cheap frozen patty cheap overly large bun, disgusting is being too kind. Don't waste your money at this gas station, honestly ANYWHERE is better than the Texaco burger. It's not even a smash burger it's a frozen hockey puck of mystery meat. Just tried this place today, NEVER AGAIN.

We had the opportunity to buy drip coffee here three different times during our visit. The first…read moretwo experiences were excellent--the coffee was well made, and it was clear that care and attention went into preparing it. Unfortunately, our third visit was quite different. The employee making the coffee appeared to have very little experience, and the quality of the coffee reflected that lack of training. One suggestion would be to ensure that all staff members receive the same training and follow a consistent process for preparing drip coffee. Consistency is important, especially when customers return expecting the same great experience they had before.

I have been to Island Park a bunch of times and never knew this place existed. I found out about in…read moreon Instagram. It's a cute little drive up place. I had to try the Huckleberry sugar cookie and it was way good.

Although didn't take a picture of my very strong three shot espresso, it was exactly what we needed…read moreas a pitstop on our way to Montana. The owners were super sweet and the drinks were great. The shop is super genuine with a home feel. Definitely a great stop on your way to where you are going.

Best place to stop in Ashton! Nicest people who own/work there. Cutest shop. 5 stars.read more

Awesome service, very kind people. Got a latte and drip coffee. Both were really goodread more

A solid coffee and breakfast option near the park. I stopped in twice over my 3 days in town. Both…read moredays I got coffee and the elk burrito. While the prices are high, the portions were large. The elk burrito was $15 but I couldn't even finish the entire thing and it tasted great. Staff wasn't very friendly but they were busy. If ever back in town, I'll come back.

Awesome coffee shop. A must visit if you're passing through town. Great atmosphere, delicious…read morecoffee & even better donuts. Got stuck here on a bike ride because of a heavy downpour. Not disappointed one bit! The girls were very inviting & the service was excellent. Check this place out! Jim you outta sell some Wydaho umbrellas!

The service here is very poor. They discriminated against us because we love children. We are even…read morepaid for our food and they were incredibly rude and disrespectful to paying customers, all because we love children. The ambiance was pretty bad too.

Rolled in seeking a good cappuccino on our drive down from Yellowstone to Salt Lake City and were…read morewarmly welcomed upon entry. Peaceful space with different areas (children's play place, general seating and a small work-focused space up front). The barista knows her stuff! Capps were balanced with nice foam. We don't care for flavored syrup, but if you do, there are many flavors to choose from-some sugar free. Breakfast sandwich was hot and delicious. Clean restroom with a changing table and nappies/wipes if you have a little one. Overall, a great experience. We will return when back in the area.

My Husband and I were visiting Rexburg and were recommended to go to June's Place for coffee. We…read moreLOVED everything about it! The food, the coffee, the atmosphere, and most importantly, the kind and wonderful service. We ended up going there four days in a row. One morning they were pretty busy and we were in a hurry and thought maybe we would skip it for that day. June saw us leave and came outside and invited us back in and told us the line went pretty quick. Boy were we glad we stayed! The breakfast sandwiches and biscuit and gravy dish were excellent. It is definitely a place we will go to every time we are in Rexburg!

Favorite coffee in Driggs! We tried the breakfast slider (added the plant-based sausage for an…read moreadditional dollar), the chicken burrito, and two lattes (one vanilla and the other bees knees, which was honey and cinnamon). These were all so good, and the burrito made for great leftovers. I also appreciated that the menu marks which of the syrups is house-made. The inside is small and comfortable, and the outside area with lots of shade was great for the summer. The employees were friendly and helpful. One of our favorite breakfasts while in the Victor/Driggs area and a much more reasonable cost than in the Jackson area. Seems very community-oriented with live music on Saturdays during the summer. Would definitely return next time we're in the Teton Valley!

Rise is coffee lovers paradise! Wonderful downtown location with cozy seats inside or great outdoor…read morepatio area taking a beautiful day. Enjoy a cup at Rise. Staff is warm and welcoming way to start your day!

Absolutely % the best breakfast Friendly service and also great service…read more Highly recommend We will definitely return when we visit West Yellowstone.

The cinnamon roll pancakes are better than cinnamon rolls! We loved the fresh eggs benedict with…read morehash browns is great. The veggie skillet plate was great.

Amazing restaurant including a beautiful outdoor seating area. Wonderful service! Everyone in our…read moreparty enjoyed their meal. There is also a happy hour featuring select cocktails, etc. Our whole group left very full, the portions are no joke! Highly recommend!

Really nice ambiance, like an upscale cabin, overlooking the river where you can see people fly…read morefishing. The restaurant is on a gravel lane off the main road and is nice to walk around. They have outdoor dining where dogs are allowed as well as indoor dining with a bar. As of May 2026 when we went, the menu online was not the menu we received when we dined in, so I attached a photo but keep in mind it can change. The service here was great, it was out waitress Brooke's first night and she was wonderful. The manager and staff overall were fantastic and the food came out at a good pace, not too long or short a wait. For starters we ordered the grilled peach burrata salad, elk and bison chili, crispy brussel sprouts and chicken wings with huckleberry bbq sauce. Each of these were very tasty and we would eat them all again. I would argue the appetizers were better than the entrees. The wings were slightly under par compared to the other dishes, but that is just because they needed more huckleberry flavor (very light). For entrees we ordered the pan seared trout and the grilled ribeye. Both were massive portions, the trout came with wild rice and asparagus, the steak came with goat cheese mashed potatoes and brussel sprouts. The trout was served as two big filets (found a few small bones, but no big deal) and was cooked well, but one filet needed more seasoning and was a little fishy tasting. The rice was a bit boring and dry, but the asparagus were superb. The ribeye was cooked nicely and tasted even better with the chipotle lime butter it came with. The mashed potatoes were great and did taste of goat cheese and the brussel sprouts were delicious, very similar to the appetizer preparation. Similar to the trout, the portion of steak was large, but a good portion of it was gristle and fat (about 30-40%). Overall a nice meal with huge serving sizes. Had we known how big the entrees would be, we may have shared one or ordered less appetizers. Great service with a pleasant ambiance.