I went and camped at the racetrack and it was very easy to find a spot there. the actual racing was…read moreawesome from peoples own cars to junior dragsters. also I didn't expect this at all but they had the best biscuits and gravy I've ever had. all in all one of the funnest experiences I've had.

Always a great time, great racing, good prices and nice staff. The Treasure Valley is lucky to have…read moreFirebird Raceway!

Kiddo's to the Meridian Speedway security staff for keeping the Family Friendly section- Family…read moreFriendly! We had a really wonderful 1st time brining grandchildren to these exciting events! It brought back a lot of memories from my own childhood!!

What a fun and thrilling experience. This was my first time here and I had so much fun watching the…read moreraces. I enjoyed the indoor bar and loves the different seating options. I felt very safe with law-enforcement there and look forward to attending more events.

My sister invited me to dinner at the Club at Spur Wing before we headed to a women's event. She…read morehad reserved our table and it was ready and waiting for us upon arrival. The view of the golf course is nice. I had the Cobb Salad with steak- it was excellent. I will be back.

The new(er) Chef is great! Our food is ALWAYS good. The waiters are all so friendly and welcoming…read more The burgers are always amazing. So is their breakfast! We love eating at the club!

Beautiful spot to relax with friends while having a flight of wine. Dog friendly, child friendly,…read moreand people friendly. Lots of drink choices but not many food choices. You may bring your own salads or crackers etc.

Great first time at Kerry Hill today! Had three flights. My fav was Merlot. Mother-in-law's fav was…read moreCarmenere--and that's big because she typically only drinks white. Mary was our delightful KH host. Will be back to see more sheep and be outside when the weather is sunny!

A family run operation that is truly a family vibe. I fell in love with Williamson's with my first…read morewine tatsing during the fall barrel tasting at their old warehouse location prior to the new facility. They were my first stop and I was so impressed with the bit of education and friendliness that it has remained my #1 for quality wines that you will never forget and hospitality and warmness that is hard to find.

We visited the tasting room on a recommendation from another winery. The tasting room was nice but…read morewe sat outside on their dog friendly lawn. There were plenty of available tables. Our dogs enjoyed the grassy area. There were plenty of choices of wines to try. Most of their selections were available for tasting. We haven't tried many Idaho wines, so it was nice to have the ability to select what we wanted to taste. The staff were friendly and helpful. There was also a small selection of deli type items and fresh cherries (lucky us that they were in season). Overall it was a great experience.

I'm not the best person for the intrinsic details of wine, but my taste buds say, if it tastes…read moregood, then it most likely passes the test. First off, I would suggest to make a reservation to make sure you start your time here off right. We were lucky enough to stop by on an odd break in their business. The tasting area is more on the intimate side seating enough room for about four to five groups of four just inside the main door. A barrel room has a few tables for larger parties, and there's an outdoor area for first come first served business. Both of us enjoyed the tasting of six different wines. We liked all of them but truly loved four specifically. We bought three bottles to take with us for Thanksgiving with the family out of state. We enjoyed the service and found them to be very knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly. We will definitely return to six and relax.

The Koenigs have done it again! Devil's Bedstead is a gorgeous new addition to the Sunnyslope Wine…read moreRegion, created by Idaho wine icons and stewards. Property is upscale and inviting. The $12 6-wine tasting includes a little snack platter. Nice touch. I'll be bringing friends here soon now that I discovered this little gem (next door to Koenigs, where we are members).

My wife and I have been attending events hosted by the Idaho Renaissance Faire since 2018 and we…read morecan safely say it has been one of our favorite outings and preferred dates. The group that hosted these events are always so joyful and lively. There's always things to do and a little something for everyone. As one can expect from a nice Renaissance Faire the entertainment types can vary from archery, fire dancers, belly dancers, armored knights, costumes characters, and browsing the vendors. Many vendors sell various handicrafts, foods, and souvenirs to make the weekend getaway memorable. This events usually have a maypole, king and queen, opening ceremony, and lots of shade since the are often hosted at the Kuna Greenbelt Park with the exception of Beltane which was at Expo Idaho. The group that runs these events are very dedicated and host memorable experiences that's perfect for the family. Be sure to check their website and see when they're in town next. Huzzah!

I have attended these festivals in Texas, California and Arizona so have extensive experience. In…read moreIdaho this is really more of a renaissance themed craft show than a full blown festival. In AZ and TX their Festivals are in dedicated fairgrounds with permeant structures and give the feeling of being in Renaissance era Europe, there is nothing obviously modern. Here it's aluminum pop up tents and food trucks n a city park with absolutely none of the usual charm. No vendors with cheesy accents who stay in character, referring to you as my Lord and my Lady. I was honestly pretty disappointed, no wonder it's only one weekend a year rather than the six week long, bring the tent and spend a couple days at it, spectacular I've enjoyed elsewhere. There was entertainment, dancers and musicians, lots of vendors...but a big yellow Dickies BBQ tent and a Scentsy tent, and a food truck selling coffee at prices well above those posted right their on their board...these have NO place at a proper festival. Without someone making the investment to build dedicated fairgrounds as found elsewhere, it's extremely difficult to make constructive comments. This said...they should NOT allow food trucks or the marketing tents, it ruins the spirit of the event. They should absolutely require vendors to be in costume, referring to customers as my Lord/Lady. Having a vendor with a large, wood burning grill, cooking turkey legs would help add the right smell. There was no mead or grog, both typically found at these events. Now I know I've hammered on period appropriate...but I'll diverge here to say that vendors absolutely need to be prepared to handle credit cards. It was rediculous how many vendors were cash only...what, are we in the dark ages??? If not cards, then at least an ATM available. Now the question I always answer...would I return or encourage others to attend? Probably not because this experience would cause them not to want to try a proper Renaissance Faire elsewhere. I would highly recommend the faires in both Phoenix and Houston. AZ runs for about two MONTHS and can be done in a day, stretched to two. Houston is probably at least the size of Disneyland and can not be done in only one day, plan for at least two, there are campsites.

We only came up for drinks. Mine, a delicious glass of Jean Peach wine and cheese curd with a…read moretangy "better than average" dipping sauce. Our service was prompt, the waiters, handsome and friendly. Ambiance, the winery had a lovely view overlooking vineyards, gorgeous farmland,, and mountains in the background. I understand they have an anniversary this summer (August? Don't quote me). I certainly wish I could be there to celebrate with their peach sangria.

Went there on a live music night. When making reservations on the phone we weren't told that there…read moreis a cover charge per person on live music nights, didn't learn that until we were ready to order, not good. Our reservation was for 5pm, they were not ready, running around trying to get set up, we weren't seated until 5:15 and didn't get any service until 5:25. Have been there for lunch multiple times without any issues, but this last experience was not pleasant.