This place is a jewel in the middle of Idaho Falls. We were staying in Idaho Falls after our…read moreadventure at Craters of the Moon National Park. We arrived in town late, and a lot of places had already closed at 9 or 10 pm. After checking on line to see what was still open, we just couldn't find "our" place. After a short walk, we happened to see an open sign at Black Rock Fine Wine. The minute we walked in, we knew we were in the right place. The bartender, Chuck, who was also the owner, was so nice and friendly. We also met a couple who were heading to Yellowstone, and we were able to give them advice since we had been there two days before. Then we all shared stories about Grand Teton. This place reminds me of the TV show Cheers. A neighborhood bar where everyone knows your name, you can meet new people, and where great conversations happen.

One of the most uncomfortable experiences I've had in a restaurant. Was excited for some salmon…read morepizza but as soon as I walked in people looked at me like I had the plague. The bartender just stared at me with his arms crossed until I left. No other staff seen. Idk if I was dressed weird or what but I was definitely not welcome. Borderline humiliating. It's one of the closest bars to my house but I'd walk a few blocks to avoid going through that again.

IBC has some of the best brews available in town. Personal favorites are the Deep Creek (which they…read morejust canned), Black, and Scotch. Bartender always greets ya with a smile, and the pours are ice cold. Great seating inside or try the outside with plenty of tables and chairs. Did I mention they have live music and catering trucks there also?! IBC, when you want the best.

There is nothing so rare as the truly authentic. IBC is simply a brewery with best in class beer,…read moreserved in kegs to most of the local taps, and dispensed onsite to a loyal local crowd, with an occasional stranger drifting through to sample by the pint.

Prices are a little high and beer menu heavily favors hoppy beers. Would like to see more lagers…read moreand dark beers. Tap-N-Fill has a better selection of various genres.

This is a really great place to go get a wide variety of beers for a reasonable price. Chances are,…read moreif you are coming here that is exactly what you're showing up for. If this is the case, this place is 5/5. You can try a large variety of beers and all are amazing. This place itself is cozy and welcoming to all- which is a large plus. I wish I could give this two separate ratings, one for the beer and ambiance and one for the food. This place has alright bar food, but I wouldn't plan to have dinner here. The food we tried was great, especially for being prepared in an industrial microwave. Just be prepared the food isn't restaurant quality. We came on a busy night and kind of had a hard time getting what we wanted, but overall service was friendly and genuinely did the best they could. As far as tap houses go, this place is certainly worth a try!

Really cool wine bar on N. Eastern Ave, by the Bonneville Co. Humane Society thrift store. You can…read morebuy wine/beer by the glass or bottles of wine from a pretty big selection of reds, whites and sparkling. They have a some gourmet appetizers available to buy including antipasto plate, fruit/cheese/baguette and smoked trout. We shared a really good bottle of wine and the antipasto plate for two and came out around $25. Definitely a nice night out in a cool place! They have live music sometimes too. The staff is friendly and helpful in choosing wines if you aren't that knowledgeable. There is parking out front but we are lucky and live close enough to walk. Definitely check it out in Idaho Falls!

We are new to the area and really enjoyed our first visit to Jakers. We sat at the bar and were…read moreable to chat with several other customers about Jackers and Idaho Falls. Everyone was a big fan of the restaurant and had nothing but great things to say and recommend. We had the Noodle Salad and it was the best of that type of salad that we have ever had. Fellow customers were getting huge, delicious burgers, which we later found out were actually the smaller ones! Others praised the steaks and prime rib, which we plan on trying tonight (yup, we're going back right away). Last, but not least, the staff were very friendly, and the most pleasant surprise was our bartender, Jordyn. Great drinks, great attitude, great recommendations - look out Jordyn, we're coming back to see you!

Famously known for their prime rib, French dip sandwiches, and the legendary Jaker's Baker, no trip…read moreto Idaho Falls is complete without stopping at Jakers. It's the perfect spot for hearty, traditional Midwestern comfort food. After all, how can you visit Potato Country without enjoying at least one perfectly baked potato? A little fun (and mostly useless) fact: Potatoes are typically harvested once a year in the fall and stored in underground bunkers. The ones you usually buy in stores are often nearly a year old. And if a potato starts to sprout? It simply becomes part of the next season's crop. The moment you walk in, it feels like stepping into a time machine. The interior is warm and cozy, with darker tones, rich red accents, wood-paneled walls, and glass partitions. There's even a mud room and a coat rack ready for those chilly Idaho winter nights. We were greeted and seated almost immediately. Our server introduced herself right away and took our drink orders with a smile. I went with the Ultimate Philly--tender, well-done strips of their famous prime rib, grilled onions and peppers, all smothered in a rich cheese sauce. It came with a side of au jus for dipping and your choice of side. I couldn't resist ordering the Jaker's Baker, a massive Idaho potato loaded with all the toppings. The prime rib was flavorful and juicy, and the baked potato was hearty and satisfying--the ultimate classic meat-and-potatoes meal. When I travel, I love experiencing local flavor, and Jakers delivers exactly that.

Second trip to this fantastic pub! Had the Celt Club this go 'round and it was fantastic. The bacon…read morewas crunchy, the turkey was yummy and the chipotle mayo tied it all together. The fries were the cherry on top. My sister had the Cobb salad and my niece the corned beef grilled cheese. No food was left on anyone's plate. Highly recommend if you want a fun atmosphere with really good service and really great food.

Friendly quick service. Amazing food had the slider and cheese fries. But the most amazing…read morecheesecake is the Baileys have have to get it so smooth and decadent. The pub blends a nice down home feel with an Irish rural pub feel 100 percent recommend.

Let me start by saying that they accommodated us for our dogs, an A+ +…read more Secondly, where I'm from steak fingers come with country gravy. And whoever came up with this idea that they are supposed to be served with cocktail sauce is a genius.. It up'd the game for steak fingers tenfold. Our server, Braxton, was attentive and prompt with every request we had. I don't usually order three kinds of fried food, but I would make my way back to this establishment to do so again. The steak fingers, the fries, and the beer batter mushrooms were excellent. My beer of choice would be the cream ale. . So much so that we took home two growler's. What a great way to spend an evening on the last night of our road trip back home to Vegas. Service was great, food was excellent, and the beer as equal as either of the forementioned We will be back.

Ordered the house made Root Beer as I love a good microbrew Root Beet. It was great as I would…read morehope. The salad was good. The flavors of the pears with the candied walnuts along with the dressing all blended nicely. Service was slow. The place wasn't full and one wouldn't expect a salad would take a long time to prepare. The host (who I believe is the owner) saw me sitting a while without food and asked if I ordered. He got me taken care of right after that. I would have given this place 5 stars except for this incident as well as their desserts aren't made in house and that disappointed me.