We came here tonight after spending the day at the renaissance festival. The food was good, but…read morethey were out of some items. The hostess was doing double duty as the sole waitress as well. The real issue was the 80 minute delay between placing our order and getting the food served. Yes, nearly an hour and a half delay. The restaurant didn't seem that busy, yet getting food to any table seemed to take a very long time. I'll presume they were understaffed in the kitchen. Unfortunate, and some sort of communication would have been appreciated. We don't live here so unlikely that we will be coming back here.

Having sushi at least once a week and sometimes more with my 91 year old dad, I tend to be quite…read morepicky. That usually why I was surprised to throughly enjoy this meal. Janet my chef started out with a nice crab salad which I've never had but enjoyed. I started with a Crazy Roll which the presentation was beautiful as it was incredibly delicious. Drex (Drexden), the host was a very cool guy and saki was hot as it was good. Finished with a white tuna which tasted fresh. I couldn't have asked for better. Hope you'll be surprised as well.

Love the remodel of the Camas Grille at Fort Hall Casino. It seems bigger and more open. Includes a…read morebar area to sit, eat and order drinks. You receive either a salad or bread complimentary when you are having a meal. I've enjoyed the firecracker shrimp, Fettuccine Alfredo with shrimp and the Bear Claw at different times. It takes awhile sometimes for your food but I wasn't in a hurry so I was ok. A couple small tables left due to the wait. The bartender (Dustin or Justin) is always the very best!! A Happy go lucky guy, makes good drinks (especially lemon drop martinis) and keeps an eye on his customers. Some servers need to smile, be happy and at least act like they like their jobs. A smile goes a long way. Otherwise the new remodel has been a nice improvement.

This eatery is in the Shoshone-Bannock hotel and event center, and is at what is colloquially…read morecalled the "Fort Hall casino." Now I want to tell you about this visit because they have recently gone through a remodel, which I will say has created a much more inviting layout. Despite the impressive remodel, one aspect is identical to my other two visits to this establishment--The atmosphere is just lonely and sad. I mean they must have a busy time because, they brought on the bartender during this visit, they also had a hostess, and more than one server. So they must be expecting some business at some point--‍‍--right? It's too bad though, because the food is actually pretty good. The problem is though, the menu is really limited. I guess that's to be expected though, focus on preparing a few really good dishes. That makes sense to me I guess. The problem with the menu, is that not only is it limited, but most of the items on it, do not list the components. So you're ordering a wagyu burger, without knowing if it comes with lettuce tomato bacon cheese, nothing. You have to ask your server. Okay, that's fine, I'll do that. As a matter of fact, I will gladly do that because our server was fantastic. Didn't spend too long at the table, but when needed, she absolutely was a joy to interact with, and made sure we got exactly what we needed. All of the employees, we're just lovely. Sweet, and gladly interacted with us. As a matter of fact, the bartender who was lol just leaning on the bar because she had nothing to do and no customers, noticed that I was taking pictures of some of the artwork. She smiled and informed me of one of the artist's name. I am the inconsiderate one who has forgotten the name so quickly. I'm just really bad with names. Just know that the artwork is local artists. I like a good burger, so when it came time to order I ended up getting a Wagyu burger with pepper jack cheese, and no lettuce or tomato (I'm allergic to fresh tomato, I can handle processed sauces and for some reason I can deal with fresh cut Pico, but don't even touch me with a fresh slice of tomato), with mashed potatoes and gravy as my side. I will tell you, that Patty was probably pre-made, but in house and it was thick and meaty--boy I tell you that was a burger patty. I would have preferred some diced onion in it, but that would eliminate a lot of people from ordering their burgers lol. She got really nice looking 8 ounce pork chop and gravy, with some root vegetables on the side. As if that wasn't enough food, we gluttonously got an appetizer, the Shoban Nachos--which were the highlight of the meal for me. Ground beef and olives, spices, all atop pieces of puffy fry bread. I recommend getting those nachos. In addition to the toppings I listed, it normally comes with lettuce and tomato, but you know I took that off. I can't even think of nachos, and lettuce and tomato at the same time lol. Honestly, it was so good I should have tried it the way it was intended. Comes with a nice Guac & sour cream, and I think the other dip was fry sauce. We also got some sort of strawberry named dessert lol I was too full to really get into that, it was small so that was appropriate. All in all, the food is yummy, and a dang good meal if you're at the casino or hotel. I am just going to say, if you've got a decent amount of eateries in your hometown, you can find something equally as good, so driving to Fort Hall is not recommended.

When not even a cricket sounds our minds will begin to talk to us. This brings to mind a…read morephilosophical question. Does silence actually give notice? In the case of Hong Kong Garden (All Day Buffet), silence did indeed demand to be noticed, as we entered into desolentness. While listening to the voice of silence registering the atmosphere we noticed the spacious, typically colored and lit Chinese food buffet. After a minute, we were brought back from our lonely inner journey by a highly energetic man wearing a warm smile, who waved his arm over the floor expanse: "Hi guys! Sit anywhere you like." That made us feel welcome and appreciated. I started at the salad bar part of the buffet, which looked fresh and lively with a myriad of colors and flavors. Crisp greens, mixed seafood, and a selection of crunchy toppings to be dressed by the classics like Ranch, Blue Cheese, French, and Thousand Island. Looking at the food on the buffet brings a mix of interest and slight disappointment, for the selection is limited. While it is small, very fresh and tasty delicacies were steaming from the buffet table. Nice, not too sweet or too spicy, but flavorful sauces--like sweet and sour and oyster sauce--dazzled up their chicken, beef, and noodle dishes. I did not like a couple of dishes; the crunchy chicken for example was hard to chew and tasted more like fried fat than chicken, but most of what is there is well worth the money. Our young lady server was friendly, attentive, and seemed genuinely happy to take our plates and refill drinks. 6 stars for the people. Overall it is not a bad little buffet, and I wish other Chinese buffet services could even touch how nice these people are. But I've been to better buffets, so four stars. Don't let that stop you from trying it--it's a good experience.

We enjoyed the variety of food and it was very good. It was a very reasonable price as well. The…read morepeople that welcomed us to the restaurant and cleared our plates were very nice. The restaurant is not fancy but clean and nice.

Best jalapeños margarita ever!!! Great friendly service!!!…read moreBest Mexican food in Blackfoot!!!

Steak fajitas were great! Generous amount of food for 2. The jalapeno margarita was delicious as…read morewell!

Friendly staff, fair prices and very clean. I can't say I'd drive out of my way for it, but it was…read morea decent overall experience, just not my style of pizza. Love trying small local business and these guys were great about it lol 6.4/10

I figured it wasn't a coincidence when not one but two different people-completely…read moreunrelated-recommended visiting Mr. Pizza for lunch while I was in town. Both were locals, so I figured they would know where the good places are to eat. Well, if this is the best in town, I'd be hesitant to expand my culinary exploration anywhere else. The pizza was pretty bland and the crust was flavorless. I hate to be negative, but it was rough. The teenagers running the place were nice enough, but the pizza didn't live up to the reputation.

This place does it right! Amazing service, amazing chips and salsa, amazing food, every the rice…read moreand beans were the best beans I have ever had! I will drive 4 hrs just to have food from here! An authentic type vibe just a classic Mexican restaurant you want to go to!

Delicious everything at this restaurant. Seems like every time I try something it's perfectly…read moreseasoned. Kudos to the amazing cooks! Staff is always very friendly.

Delicious, and generous portions! Servers are friendly, and the food is good value for your buck…read more I crave takeout from here regularly now. The only thing I would add is that I wish there was a loyalty rewards app

Great I come here often very nice and very good food very Cheap and am always full when I come here…read morehighly recommend it

I normally don't eat barbecue north of the Mason-Dixon Line, but this place was in an old Texaco…read morestation and is veteran owned so I gave it a shot. I got ribs on their recommendation and brisket and both were tender and tasty. The spicy sauce was the way to go. The service was above and beyond though - the nicest people I've encountered in a restaurant in a long time! I wish them the best and I will be back.

I have ate at the food trucks several times over the course of several years. While the food is not…read morebad, I also would not call it exceptional. There are better BBQ options in the area. I eat here more when I am craving BBQ and all the other places is closed. The service is acceptable. The prices are fair.