Slow service - only 1 person working. Made 2 orders today…read more The first one was 2 scoops in a cup - pistachio and matcha. Pistachio was fine but matcha was too bitter to enjoy. When we made this purchase, we made the purchase with a credit card and noticed that there was a credit card fee and an additional charge. It would have been nice to know ahead of time that these charges would be added. Later on, we made another purchase and noticed that she charged us for the waffle cone when we got the regular sugar cone (which she informed us that it's $1 less). By the time I saw the receipt, it was difficult for us to ask because she was helping other customers who have been waiting for a while.

The name should have said it all-this is a place to grab some ice cream and a coffee, not really a…read moresit down lunch joint, although they do offer a few food options. There is nowhere inside to sit, so really, it's a grab and go place. Service was friendly enough, although took a bit to get the food prepared. I appreciated the discounted panini due to the small amount of ingredients that I wanted on it. That was a plus. There are lots of gelato flavors as well as syrups to make "dirty sodas." During the warmer months, I'd bet this place is packed with folks popping in for a drink and gelato.

When in Soda Springs you must stop here and get a unique drink concoction. Made your own or select…read moreone of their creations. We enjoyed these delicious cold drinks on a hot summer day

Excellent! Delicious drinks ! I would recommend this place! Love there Kona Gold Coffee!read more

Super friendly customer service. Best coffee I've had in a while, and they offer a wide variety of…read moreflavors

It's just a tiny coffee shack, but the Carmel Mocchiano was delicious. The single worker did an…read moreexcellent job managing the line of traffic.

We stopped by this place on a Wednesday around 2:00 and they were closed. We stood around for a few…read moreminutes to figure out where we wanted to go instead, when an employee came out and locked the door behind him. He looked like he might have been on drugs because he was acting very paranoid. I'm not sure what's going on with this place, but I'm disappointed.

We visited lava over the weekend & I went there almost 3 times & bought something every time. The…read morelady working just moved there from Vegas (I didn't catch her name). She was SO nice and friendly! Very personable - obviously I kept going back haha. The clothes there are pretty cute & very well priced. The only downside was having to try clothing on in the very back bathroom and there wasn't a full length mirror.

Great selection of new books in a cozy corner downtown Pocatello. On the same block as an amazing…read morecoffee shop and several restaurants.

Hares & Hatters Bookshop is such a magical little spot. The whole place has such a vibe with plants…read moreeverywhere, cute books lining the shelves, and even a cozy coffee station. There's also a sweet little kids' corner that makes it feel extra special. It honestly feels like stepping into a fairytale shop for kids and readers alike. Prices are kind of as to be expected with good deals on second hand books or starter plants. Friendly and quiet. Such a charming place to browse, relax, and discover something new.

Located in the warehouse district, also known as Annie's and formerly Annie Hall's, this is a must…read morego vintage shop that is so beautifully merchandised with almost everything you can think of...and more! The family that owns/runs/merchandises it are truly nice, helpful, plentiful and gracious.I had the best shopping experienxe purchasing dresses rom different eras and very unique hand made suede/leather satchels at incredibly reasonable prices. I even haggled up as they were very kind!! Bud the patriarch has a corner where he makes quality leather goods that I will most definitely start a fashion trend. The dress choices for events and special occasions are beyond and unique. I easily could have outfitted myself for every prom, gala and award show. A must for wardrobe stylists, costumers and people who who prefer an individual style rather than a cookie cutter look!!

What a hidden gem! This unique, eclectic vintage shop completely blew me away. It has the largest…read morearray of formal dresses I've ever seen in my life -- racks and racks of stunning gowns in every color, decade, and style imaginable. The space itself has that perfect warehouse-meets-antique-store vibe, a little industrial, a little whimsical, completely magical. You could spend hours exploring all the treasures here. The variety is incredible, clothing, accessories, decor, you name it! The sweet employee was riendly and welcoming, making the whole experience even better. Full disclosure: I drove by twice before finding the little door (a sandwich board out front would definitely help out-of-towners like me!). But once I stepped inside, I was so grateful that one single Yelp review led me to this absolute treasure of a store. If you love vintage, unique finds, or just discovering places with real character, do not miss this spot!

Oh my goodness, I can't say enough about this place . Sadie, our service was an absolute delight!…read moreThe beer selection was extensive and SO GOOD. We tried the pesto pizza with elk and a house salad, uh AWESOME! Would come back often if we lived here. Definitely worth a stop.

Price = Average | Service = Excellent | Cleanliness = Good | Interior = Rustic Mountain West…read morebrewery | Exterior = Scenic river setting | Parking = Plenty nearby | Would I return? = Yes Overall, Eruption Brewery is one of the more unique food stops in Lava Hot Springs. The standout for me was the Slow Roasted Idaho Elk Sourdough Pizza. The taste is above average, but the uniqueness of the local elk, sourdough crust, maple wood-fired oven, on-site brewery, and river setting pushes the overall experience higher. I would definitely visit again, especially to try more of the pizzas and house-brewed beers. I ordered the Slow Roasted Idaho Elk Sourdough Pizza for $26, which is cooked in their maple wood-fired oven. It comes with basil pesto, a five-cheese blend, slow roasted local elk, roasted bell peppers, cherry tomatoes, and microgreens. The basil pesto comes through across the pizza without being overpowering. There is a really good balance between the pesto, cherry tomatoes, roasted peppers, microgreens, and cheese. What stood out most was that the elk still maintained its own flavor. When biting into a piece of the meat, you can almost taste it separately from the rest of the pizza rather than having it get lost among all the toppings. The slow roasted elk was very tender. The sourdough crust also gives the pizza a lighter and more subtle bread flavor compared with a more traditional pizza crust. Their five-cheese blend was interesting too. It was not as stretchy as the typical mozzarella you would expect on pizza and had a slightly firmer texture, almost reminding me a little of cheese curds. One of the more interesting parts of the restaurant is the huge maple wood-fired pizza oven, which is visible from the dining area. It runs extremely hot, around 900 degrees according to the staff, so my pizza came out surprisingly quickly. This is also a legitimate brewery rather than a restaurant that simply happens to serve a few house beers. They have brewing tanks and equipment right inside the building and offer 20 craft beers on draft. I sampled the You Fuggly Brown Ale, Dirty Blonde Ale, Plum Around Cream Ale, Naked Nut Stout, Patio Pounder Pilsner, and Banana Hammock Hefeweizen. I am generally not much of a beer person, but I ended up ordering the Plum Around Cream Ale. The plum flavor gave it a much more unique taste and made it more enjoyable for me than a typical beer. Service was excellent. The staff was very friendly and especially helpful with letting me taste the different beers before deciding. The atmosphere is another highlight. It has a rustic Mountain West brewery feel with exposed wood, stone walls, industrial details, brewing equipment, and the huge wood-fired oven all visible from the dining area. Large glass garage-style doors open directly onto the patio, so when they are raised, the indoor and outdoor spaces almost blend together and get plenty of fresh airflow. The location also fits Lava Hot Springs really well. The Portneuf River is only steps away, with trees, a walking area, footbridge, and rocky hills surrounding the area. It gives the restaurant a scenic, relaxed small-town Idaho feel and makes the outdoor seating especially appealing on a nice day. Parking is plentiful throughout the surrounding area, so it should not be much of an issue.

Walrus & Carpenter Books feels like stepping into another world. The shop has this wonderfully…read morehistoric, slightly chaotic charm where books are tucked into every corner and stacked on nearly every shelf. It's the kind of place you could easily get lost in for hours. What makes it especially interesting are the unique and obscure sections. You'll find everything from Japanese writing and culture to American war documents, along with fascinating historical materials. There were even vintage Pocatello postcards and books featuring famous photographers like Edward Weston. They also host open mic nights, which feels so friendly and community oriented. Honestly we didn't even see a single employee while we were there, but we had a lovely time wandering wherever we wanted and exploring the space. Cozy, a little wild, and completely packed with things to discover. A dream spot for curious readers. Great finds and used books are priced well.

I thought the inside of this bookstore was pretty cool. I love bookstores and this one in…read moreparticular had an interesting layout and a variety of book topics that I enjoyed looking through. However, when I went to the counter to buy a few of my finds the owner Will seemed to be friendly and we seemed to have a pleasant conversation until it turned slightly political and he suddenly had a profane outburst (calling half the country "Motherf_____s). I don't care what side of the political aisle you maybe on, I think it is inappropriate, unkind, and intolerant language. Also, I think using vulgar name-calling to describe people you might disagree with discourages thoughtful communication. And without thoughtful communication developing love and understanding becomes more difficult. I love and care for many different people with many different varying political views. What someone believes politically does not make them less worthy of love and understanding. I'm unlikely to visit this bookstore again because of the interaction I had.