I was raised in Eastern Idaho and as a result I would go the fair every year with my family. I…read moredidn't realize how good the fair was until I moved to Boise. I think it's fair to say that the Eastern Idaho Fair is the best fair in Idaho. Eastern Idaho has much better food; they have more unique local options and better quality food. There are the classics every year like "Tiger Ears" (giant scones used for Boy Scout funding), Dutch oven cooking, Indian tacos (Native American, although I have no idea how "authentic" they are), Potato on a stick, burgers with doughnuts for buns (I don't know who wants it but they've got it), cheese on a stick (cheese breaded and fried on a stick), corn dogs, jalapeño corn dogs (corn dog with jalapeño and cheese injected into the hot dog), burgers, steak sandwiches (prime rib and rib eye), ice cream, Carmel apples, kettle corn, nuts, and a whole bunch of other stuff. You don't come here to eat healthy! Like most fairs there are booths with various businesses, and local competition. There were a large variety of animals displayed and a large amount of artwork. In the cake section some amazing pieces of art were created. There was a cake that I swear looked just like actual boots. The photos, drawings, and paintings were also quite impressive. The rides and games are your standard fair. I decided to ride a few this year, but I really can't do too much because it makes me nauseous if I'm not careful. But if you don't mind spinning contraptions you will probably enjoy them. Most rides are $4-$5 a person. If you ride a lots of rides you can get an unlimited pass for $30. There are a few performances, although I never payed that much attention to it. When I was there they had a Native American dance performance. I can't state how "authentic" it is, but it was fun to watch. All in all, if you want to have the best fair experience, this is the place to go.

Great fair food nice horse race expensive prices great tiger ears rides for a unlimited pass and…read morefast lane is 40.00 each that's a little pricey great food had lots of fun my favorite ride is the zipper make u so dizzy overall a great place to take ur family

Simple and interesting. I've gotten fun earrings and comfortable sweaters there. I've been to other…read moredinosaur museums between Fruita Colorado and here.

This is a nice little museum. Small, but what do you expect for $5 adult admission ($1 for K-12)…read more The permanent exhibits are fossils and biological specimens from the area, including skeleton replicas of protoceratops, Utahraptor leg, sabertooth tiger, bison, etc. They also have anthropological pieces on the plains Indians (pottery, jewelry, arrows, etc). They had two special exhibits when I went. One was on the history of Native American service in the US military. The other exhibit, which I found most fascinating, was on Heliocoprion, a genus of extinct sharks with teeth in a buzzsaw pattern. Fossils of Helio species have been found from the Ural Mountains in Russia and across the Western US. Very, very cool.

Lots of great pinball machines and vintage arcade cabinets! Fun ambiance and very nice staff…read more Definite place you should stop if you're into vintage arcades!

Wow, what a trip! This is a must see establishment. Extremely unique games that are rotated out w/…read moreother games to keep it fresh. Beer & wine are sold at a vintage soda shop counter. Place is immaculately clean & service was incredibly fast & friendly. Truly impressive!!

The actors are top-notch across the board, from the seasoned performers to the young kids, making…read moreevery show totally enjoyable from start to finish. We've attended several productions over the years and have thoroughly enjoyed every single one. Beyond the performances, their homemade fudge and caramel corn make for fantastic showtime treats, and the prime rib dinner option is truly delicious. The Palace Playhouse is a unique local gem, and I highly recommend supporting them for a great evening of food and entertainment!

Had a girls trip to Idaho and was recommended to come here. We attended the Mardi Gras performance…read moreand what a treat it was! We didn't know quite what to expect so when the performers arrived dancing down the length of the table we flat out giggled! It was smart of the staff to line us up before dinner and confirm our seat placement, drinks and orders. It was a bummer that we didn't get to know the people seated with us better. They were a quiet bunch, it took me frantically whispering to my friend to start clapping for the performance to get any reaction from them. It was awkward during courses because each group didn't want to draw attention to themselves. The performer's costumes and matching masks were glittery and fun. The best part was when a hoop descended from a ceiling and one of the girls did some acrobatics with it. My friend and I ordered the prime rib and salmon for our entrées and split them so we could get a taste of each. The salmon was cooked to perfection and the the prime rib had excellent sauce options. We were served a side salad, spicy gumbo, raspberry sorbet, and beignets. Overall if was a very fun evening but either have a large group or be the life of the party! Also, don't forget to tip the very polite staff.

I love the price of the movie and concessions. My only issue is the sound volume too low, but for…read morethe price that's the only complaint. Good job otherwise. Highly recommend coming to Blackfoot over the AMC in Pocatello any day of the week.

Blackfoot Movie Mill is clean and intimate. They offer a ton of sweets and food. They carry…read moreDrPepper, my favorite soda and ice creams too. The staff is always smiling and helpful. The popcorn is fresh and if you ask for extra butter, they are generous. We plan to return more often.

Its an amazing little slice of heaven on there...pretty bottles all lined up in nice neat organized…read morerows... I was blown away by the selection and location...its hidden in the Shell Station but a definite nice addition to the neighborhood, convenient location for sure. As I perused the prices was felt they were a titch high but not astronomical and hey, this is Pocatello, right? Feel greatful that a little bit of sophistication is hiding out in Tuscany Hills...

When I went, the staff were incredibly kind and engaging they really made the experience feel…read morepersonal. What helped me feel a lot more comfortable was knowing that, while they could get close to us to create a full-on immersive experience, they weren't allowed to touch us. That made it exciting without being overwhelming or scary. It did take about an hour to get in since there was a group ahead of us, so I recommend not going if you're on a tight schedule. Also, the location was a bit tricky to find; the road leading there is kind of hidden, so give yourself some extra time to get there. Overall, I definitely recommend it if you're looking for something fun and interactive!

The bar tenders are cool but the person who runs the karaoke on Sundays sucks. she sat there way…read morepast 9 pm when it is supposed to start and was just eating food and taking to people. I put in my song right at 9:00 and I didn't even get to sing until 9:45 when there was only 3 people who were singing. not very happy about how they run the karaoke on Sundays they need to run it like the other Bars do in town at least they care about there people enough to make sure that the microphone are turned up enough for each person

Old school charm in Historic Downtown. Lots of locals hanging out. Great Bloody Mary!read more