Great space in Logan! We were sat outside first but the wind ended up picking up in a crazy way and…read morethey were very kind and quick about moving us inside. I had a frozen margarita and the fried pickles and fries. They were all delicious! The place was average busy and average noise, and the prices were very decent.

We enjoyed the ambience and the staff were wonderful. Our waiter's knowledge of the beers and their…read moretaste was surprising. His recommendations were what we were looking for. The food was delicious, but we felt it was a little overpriced.

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.

Now THIS was a great experience! The ambiance was relaxing and the place was clean. Our servers,…read moreyes, multiple servers were very attentive and gave us some awesome beer recommendations. They had a food truck on site which served up some decent food, thank goodness! (The food we had at a previous brewery was awful!) Definitely recommend this spot to anyone new to the area or driving through.

Grabbed a beer and dinner here and it was great! The vibes were awesome and service so friendly. I…read moreliked the food I ended up going to Palate's standalone restaurant!

This appears to be a nice place that I happened to go to for lunch one afternoon with some…read moreco-workers. I tried the cheesesteak with the jalapeño dusted fries. It was good but the meat with a little thick for a cheesesteak. It was still good don't get me wrong. I'd like to say I'm a bit of a connoisseur when it comes to cheesesteaks. This is their version and that's my take. Still good! The service was good. Kudos to the server for not letting my glass of wine water go empty. Anyone who goes out to eat with me knows I get a powerful thirst. I think her name was Dana. She was a great server. The place had just opened when our group arrived so it was quiet.

We walked in at 8:05. They close at 9. Fair enough. If you seat people, the reasonable assumption…read moreis that you intend to feed them. The appetizer came quickly enough. Then we waited. And waited. Our entrees finally showed up sometime after 9:00, at which point I made the apparently daring request for a beer to drink with my steak. Our waitress told me she'd have to check because they were closed now and she wasn't sure they could still pour one. She eventually returned with the beer, along with a small speech about how it was, in fact, after closing time. I didn't care about the beer. Pour it or don't. What I cared about was the strange suggestion that somehow we had overstayed our welcome when the restaurant had seated us at 8:05 and then taken more than an hour to put dinner on the table. There's a simple solution here. If you want the dining room wrapped up by 9:00, stop seating people earlier. Don't invite customers in, take their order, make them wait past closing for their food, and then act surprised that they're still sitting there. It was just deeply, thoroughly underwhelming. Owners, do better. Also, thank you for the uncooked veggies.

I forgot to take pictures of my food. I was hungry. I had a chicken sandwich with fries. My husband…read morehad a cheeseburger with fries. We had the chicken tacos appetizer. I wish I would have gotten a picture of those because they were delicious. Our server's name was Fiona and she seemed to be very overwhelmed, and new at her job. But she did fine. The ambiance is very casual. We got there about 11:30 and it's a good thing because the place filled right up. It's right by the University so lots of adults show up about noon.

We really enjoyed everything at Ruby's. The staff was friendly and attentive. The pizza, pizza…read morerolls, and mac n cheese were fabulous!

Really cool old building near the tracks and great, friendly service and food. We were glad we…read morestumbled on this hidden gem!

This place is dog friendly! I brought my 7lb chihuahua and 80 lbs lab mix to sit out back on the…read morepatio. Limited seating in the back, but there's shade! The restaurant has an electrical awning so you'll stay cool in the heat. You get a view of trains going by. Staff were wonderful! So much better than the other dog friendly bar down the street. The food, beer, and prices are much better here. Highly recommend if you're in Pocatello!

Small town bar. Food was good. Fast service. They had a good stout beer. Aread more

Food was delicious!! Atmosphere was great. Came about 15:00 with my kids. It was pretty quiet. Made…read moreperfect for ordering and playing down pool. Everyone liked their meals. Would come back my time in in town.

Food is great built my own pizza and it was one of the best chicken pesto pizza I've had in a…read morewhile.. Chicken, pesto sauce, artichoke hearts, bacon, jalapeño sausage, jalapeños and extra cheese.. BOMB!! Service was excellent..

I recently stopped in here while driving through town on a cross country trip. I got the corn…read moretortilla Hot Shot Tacos with beef. Great flavor and spicing for the tacos (I'm from Los Angeles, so I'm picky about tacos) with a good bit a bit of heat and the tortilla chips that came with them were both light and crispy with a great salsa; perfect with an ice-cold beer. The service was very friendly and efficient as well to top off a nice dinner after 13 hours of non-stop driving. I'll have to remember this spot for the way back!

This a great place. The cheeseburgers are outstanding considering I was there for Karaoke. The…read moreserver was amazing and made her job look easy. The place was not overly crowded and the ambiance was light and carefree. It looked like I wasn't the only one having a great time. My favorite place to go on a Thursday night, when I don't have to work Friday.

I've been called to repentance at this establishment by Lil Eileen. Come by for your weekly service…read moreat this fine watering hole...better than any "church" service in the Valley!

So happy the Pub is open again under new management! Soon to be renamed Misty's Pub. Great…read morehole-in-the-wall atmosphere.

This small neighborhood bar is a hidden gem. It has the best karaoke in Pocatello. We were part of…read morea group. The place was suggested to us by our Uber driver. The drinks were fairly priced. The ace was clean. It was a great experience for all involved. The bartender was prompt. The locals were welcoming too.