How would I rate my experience? I would rate my experience five stars!…read more Delicious food! Baked beans and potato salad are amazing. Prices are totally reasonable!!! Can't wait to come get another sandwich! Fresh meats look amazing as well.

I had high hopes for Porterhouse after hearing several recommendations, and I genuinely appreciate…read moretheir focus on sourcing locally. Unfortunately, our experience was pretty disappointing overall. We ordered three sandwiches to and only one -- the meatloaf sandwich -- was decent. My husband ordered the Kansas City brisket sandwich, and unfortunately ours came with just a few very thick-cut pieces of brisket that weren't very appetizing. Based on other photos/reviews, it may have been an off day, but the flavor and texture in the sandwich we received were disappointing. I ordered the Reuben, and the bread-to-meat ratio was way off (photo attached). It was mostly bread with very little filling, especially for a ~$14 sandwich. The sides were okay, but the portions overall felt pretty minimal given the pricing. I always want to support local restaurants, especially ones prioritizing local ingredients, so this was a letdown. Based on this visit, I wouldn't go out of my way to return.

Cute shop unfortunately could not enjoy and look at all the wines due to the older man working…read morethere . He made me and my family feel very awkward. He was literally following us around the store . I caught him "pretending" to fix wine on a shelf just so he could look my husband up and down and even looking at the bottom of the stroller as if we were there to steal bottles of wine ? There were two other couples in the store that he did not follow around like us. Maybe because we aren't white not sure but there are so many better wine stores with friendly staff and environment I'd rather spend my money on .

Cute little place with a lot of oils and balsamic vinegar's to choose from. The location is close…read moreto the freeway and main streets, the customer service is outstanding. They have different choices for gifts and cards.. you can find a cozy little place where you can seat and enjoy tasting of the products. They also have a well stock variety of wines.. cute little place I recommend to visit 100 %

There is something magical about being in a candy store. Chocolates, truffles and chocolate bars…read moreeverywhere. I have been to a lot of candy stores in our valley but just a shop that focuses on chocolate, a total different vibe! I made my way to the Chocolat Bar today. The perfect shop to help with my sweet tooth. I remember getting some chocolates as a gift but it was nice to be able to make my way into the store. The venue is so stunning. Beautiful displays of hot cocoa containers, chocolate bars and gift boxes of chocolates. Bright display cases of beautifully made chocolates and truffles. Everything looked divine! As much as I wanted to buy a whole pound of chocolates, I knew I couldn't polish off a whole pound by myself. My husband loves chocolate but isn't into anything fancy. I know he wasn't going to help me with a the chocolates I would have picked out. So, I opted to grab a small box of assorted chocolates. The little box I grabbed was simple and delicate. I love the little blue bow on the box. It was just the right amount of goodies for me. And since it's a variety, I get to try a little of everything. I appreciate that they have a list of what was going to be in the box. You get a nice mix of dark and milk chocolate. I'm not going to lie, I opened up that box and had 2 pieces of the dark chocolates drops. No guilt polishing off 2 pieces of chocolate right away. Later I had a milk chocolate drop with cashews I believe and I'm in love. I recall the chocolates I had in the past were fabulous but the chocolates I got today were delicious! And I plan on not sharing the rest of the box with anyone in my house. I was hesitant at the store purchasing a whole pound of chocolate but after eating 3 pieces of it today, I think I'm going to have to grab a pound the next time I come in. I know I'll have to pace myself with that many sweets but it'll be so worth every penny! Happy I stopped in for a treat today. The staff was super friendly and helpful. I got to support a local business. After reading a couple reviews, the coffee and Gelato are a must here too, a must have on my next visit. The store is so pretty and bright. The chocolates here are fantastic. I can't wait to come back soon for some Valentines day treats.

You are in for a treat here. The chocolate alone makes it worth the stop, but the moment you step…read moreinside it feels like a cozy French café. Do not skip the coffee because they do it right, and it pairs perfectly with whatever sweets you pick. Service is always friendly and personal, which adds to the charm. Whether you love milk chocolate, dark chocolate, or truffles, the selection is deep and everything is top quality. My personal favorites are the barks, especially the mixed nut, cocoa, and cherry. I have yet to find a bad one. The best way to enjoy it is to grab a selection, order a coffee, and sink into one of their comfortable chairs for a little break. Just be warned, you will walk out with a bag of chocolate that somehow ends up around forty dollars. Worth every penny.

Very good desserts! You can buy the cakes in individual slices, priced by weight. You can also buy…read morewhole cakes. If you are looking to try a new dessert locally, go here!

I came in again on my 53rd bday- an hour before their closing (they are open to 8PM most nights!)…read moreThey hooked me up with an epic ESTERHAZY dessert... that happened to be gluten free. I'm not celiac, so I don't worry much about cross contamination, but I'm confident if u explained your needs they would be careful enough for others with pretty severe intolerance of gluten like me, & likely celiacs too (I just recommend doing special order for celiacs, as they have 2 dedicated bakers that will make your dessert dreams happen!) This night I came in the lovely lady was assisted by a nice young man during language assistance needs...so don't fear if you aren't great at any European languages. (Even after 12 weeks of Russian yrs ago... mine is Nyet! Ha ha! And though my reading comprehension of tench is still pretty good, speaking it is a no go now!) So come in & stay awhile... indoor seating available... & the assortment of goods keeps increasing!

Personal Chef Ken Knocked it out of the park! An easy schedule for a romantic dinner for my wife…read moreand I... First base came with a nice flat bread pizza with toppings... words I would strike out on trying to even pronounce. He took us to second base swinging with some great saucy berarnaise scallops... light salad to which he mentioned calmed the pallet as we rounded second base. I'm stealing third because his ARF stew which he tagged on his website, had all my favorites fixings and was amazing! Check him out! I couldn't get enough! No strike outs and and took my wife and I to home base with his game!

On time. Friendly. Open to feedback. Delicious food. High quality. Flexible. 100% recommend. Great…read moreexperience!!!

Food was good potions were generous. I had street tacos and loved them. In general I base a lot of…read moremy feeling about Mexican food on the quality of the refried beans. If it's to thick or has not flavor I won't like the rest of the food. Their beans are delicious. Not just boring beans. Flavorful d a nice texture. Not to thin but no runny either. And all of the food was as well balance. I will goo there a lot I'm sure.

Dropped in for a quick lunch, which turned out not to be quick. Obviously a popular spot and 5…read morepeople were in front of me. Not much standing or waiting room and the dining area is very small, so there were no seats. It took 15 minutes to order and another 15 to get me food. So not a quick lunch. Of course, have to start off with the street tacos. For $3.75 a pop, I was hoping for a little better to be honest. Al pastor and Carne Asada meats were both tough and chewy. The best one was the marinated chicken. Good, but not great. There are some other items I might try to round out a fuller opinion, but street tacos are my baseline for assessing how they manage the fundamentals.

Good time to update my review to say that Pastry Chef Veronica Herrera, aka VV, and her husband…read morebought this artisan bakery after the original owners closed it in 2025 and they will be celebrating their one year anniversary on July 27 with an open house for which rsvp is needed. Check their insta and FB accounts for info. If you haven't discovered them yet, you're missing out! WHAT'S NEW: The Herreras retained the name and have kept many of the items beloved by customers of the original bakery but they have also expanded options, as one might expect from a pastry chef with 30'ish years experience. They have added additional cases to the interior and also expanded options for custom orders. All good for eats! PLAN TO BUY AND GO: Too small a space inside for seating and only enough outside for maybe a couple of seats, so this is a buy and take away format. ACCESSIBILITY: That I have posted 22 photos of this bakery since it opened in 2021 to now, it is evident that I am a fan of the offerings and also an avid supporter of mom-n-pop local businesses. But I am also a customer with disabilities and given the ADA will turn 36 years old this month, it is also an appropriate time to say why they seldom get my business anymore. It is all about the location's small parking lot with angled spaces and only one ADA compliant spot at the far end, near a hair salon, with often someone parking (illegally) in the striped access aisle. The only way for a wheelchair user to get up on to the walkway to get into the doors of the shops is through that access aisle and when it is blocked, so am I. For that reason, this good business has largely lost my business. Alas. CHECK HOURS BEFORE GOING: Usually open Thu - Sat from about 9A to 2P but sometimes closed if catering an out of town event so check before you go is a good idea.

The original owners, Adrian and Robyn Kutch had retired from the San Francisco bay area and moved…read moreto Idaho, opening this Italian Bakery with focaccia, biscotti, fruit filled hand pies, cannoli, and later added a Texas version of a Kolaches. After a holiday, the couple decided to retire, and the business closed in February 2025. Chef VV (Veronica Herrera) has become the new owner, taking over the name and recipes and adding several more pastries to the menu. She previously had 30+ plus years' experience as a Pastry Chef. Recently we ordered an almond croissant and a lemon blueberry scone to-go, along with the chocolate chip large cannoli (excellent, cut in half to share after a dinner meal.) The croissant is extra-large, loaded with sliced almonds, flaky and a little sweet. My wife declared it the best she'd ever had. I warmed up the scone just enough to make it a perfect match to a robust coffee. Chef VV has increased the selections of flavored biscotti, has added a small round carrot cake and seasonal pie selections, and even brought back the delicious Italian donuts (Bombolone) so I look forward to going back again soon. Prices are very reasonable for an indulgence splurge.

First time here for my wife and I, recent transplants from CA. While construction is going on, the…read moremarket relocated to City Hall, on E Civic Lane. We arrived about 10-15 minutes after they opened, which is at 9:00 am. Due to all the fires and the air quality index being 154, there were not as many vendors (I was told by a vendor that Meridian actually cancelled their Saturday market, due to the air quality issues). Still, there were enough to make it worthwhile, and we purchase salsa from two different vendors, some Huckleberry jam, some lavender, and my wife bought some earrings. I agree with other reviewers: the prices seem high for some items, for example, the jam I bought was $15 for one jar and the honey is $18 for a larger bear, $10 for a smaller one. The salsa was more reasonable, though I paid $9 for a 16 oz container. There seems to be ample parking and the vendors we interacted with were very nice and personable. I also would like to see more local produce stands, though the one I did see was, again, expensive. The produce stand on the south side of the 44 going west toward Linder is much more reasonable and they have a lot of selection. Still, we enjoyed ourselves and will definitely be back.

Live music, food & drink-- & vendors of all kinds- every Saturday in Heritage Park, downtown Eagle…read more Come check out all of the local vendors during their extended hours of 9AM-2PM (later than many other markets.) Lots of free parking options nearby, bike rack available within the park, & disability scooter friendly. Also note that they have yearly fall & winter markets too

Despite a very full parking lot, we were seated immediately & greeted by very friendly staff!…read moreWe ordered an Old Fashioned & Basil Bliss to start. The Bliss was light & refreshing! The OF was solid, but not the best of our lives. The complimentary rolls & honey-sage butter were absolutely divine!! For food, we ordered the Flautas Poblano, Short Rib Ragu, & the Shrimp & Mushroom Pappardelle (special). The flautas were amazing- better than any flsutas we've ever had (Mexican restaurants included!) Our 2 entrees continued to please the palette! The short ribs were super tender! The mushrooms & shrimp were cooked to perfection! We couldn't resist & ordered dessert- the Churro Waffle & OMGoodness! This was ridiculously good!

If you have had a bad experience at Coyne's, then I'm truly sorry; because I had such an amazing…read moreexperience! The design was very bougie and felt so fancy. My friend and I had such an attentive wait staff and answered any questions we had before ordering. Our drinks were absolutely delicious and there were so many great options. Usually it's hard to find a drink I might like, but at Coyne's it was hard because there were too many good options. Everything on the menu sounded so creative and new. But I decided to try the spasta pesto and my friend tried the halibut. Both tasted so fresh and flavorful. Also the prices were very reasonable and the portions contained the perfect amount of food. Unfortunately, our bellies were so full after our main course that we didn't get try any of their amazing dessert options. Overall, I definitely enjoyed my time at Coyne's and will definitely be back to try more items. If your thinking our trying it out I would definitely recommend!

I love a good burger and ran across the food truck business at the Green Acres event food truck and…read moreentertainment venue. I loved the OG burger and especially loved the bag of blue potato chips with which they accompany the burger. Service was quick and friendly. If I go back to Green acres as performer or attendee I probably will make a visit to Sear for another bite.

I didn't know I would love a smash burger. Two patties caramelized in meaty flavor with meat…read moredraping over my gluten free bun. I didn't know whether to bite just the savory meat or the combination grilled bun, smash sauce, onions and pickles. The patties alone can stand on their own but together they are a delight this GF girl thought I would ever enjoy. I would say I really am not a hamburger person but Sear + Savor has us hooked. We love to ride to Green Acres, listen to music and grab a burger. Keep it up! We got the OGs, hubby switched out raw onions for grilled. They are a very accommodating and friendly staff.