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D' Railed

4.1 (162 reviews)
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Moderate noise
Casual
Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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Joe K.

D'railed is officially our happy place. If loving this place is wrong, we don't want to be right. The food? Unreasonably good. Like "why-am-I-still-thinking-about-this-days-later" good. The desserts? Absolute perfection. Dangerously delicious. Zero regrets. Ever. And the staff... I don't know who's in charge of hiring, but clearly the job description includes must be hilarious, friendly, and make you feel like family. Every visit feels like dinner mixed with a comedy show, and we are HERE for it. We've already been twice this year (rookie numbers, we know) and we're fully committed to celebrating many more birthdays, milestones, random Tuesdays, and "we just felt like it" nights here. 10/10 vibes. 10/10 food. 10/10 desserts. 11/10 people. We absolutely love D'railed and can't wait for the next excuse to come back

Jennifer D.

This was our first time here, we came to celebrate our anniversary. The location is on the smaller more intimate side so it's best to make a reservation. I found the decor quite cute and the place was very nice. Our server was attentive and had lots of information on the dishes and drinks that were served. The crab Louis salad was amazing. All of the seafood tasted fresh and not frozen. The dessert options were good and the one that we had was very tasty. For two people you're looking to spend about $400 or $500. So plan accordingly. It's worth it.

Yesenia H.

Belated Valentine's dinner! Ambiance was on point! Great good! Great service! Chocolate steak? Yes, please!

Notice the multiple fees. Large party is 5 or more.
Daniel H.

The food is great, especially the tapas. Wagu steak was okay. A little mealy in the texture. The setting is very very intimate. There was a bathroom in our little side room. It's an old railroad bunkhouse. So we got to watch about 11 people go to the toilet while making eye contact with us since we were about 15 inches from them lol. Heads up they added over $100 in fees since it was Father's Day. We talked to the kitchen staff and they said they always add 6% for the kitchen and 22% for the servers. If you're going for business and your company has a tip policy you will likely have issues. It's not reversible. If you're going with clients or something you should likely look elsewhere. If you're going with friends or other foodies this isn't bad!

Overcooked A5 Filet Mignon Wagyu with Rogue River Blue cheese topping.
Jan L.

I hate to give this restaurant a 3 star when most of the food and the service was excellent. However I can't increase my rating because of my experience. A five star restaurant would not make the mistakes they made as I detail below! My spouse and I were celebrating our 45 wedding anniversary on the day of the anniversary. We planned this in advance and made sure we had reservations well in advance. Our reservations were for when they opened at 5pm. We had been told it was one of the best restaurants in the Idaho Falls general area. For the most part the food lived up to this hype. We asked our server, Lyn, about the various options and told her we liked to dine and take our time between courses. Our desire to dine and take time caused one of the problems with our meal. But it should not have. To be clear, we split each course so we could both taste and not eat too much. Being "stuffed" is not fun! As our first appetizer we ordered the Tuna with real wasabi. Upon the recommendation of Lyn we paired this with a French Chablis by Christophe Patrice - 2021. It was a good paring. Next we had the appetizer Avocado Crab Louis which also paired well with the French Chablis. We ordered a Baracchi Toscana red wine because we knew we wanted to finish with the A5 Wagyu and it would also go well with the Seabass. So we moved on to the Chilean Seabass as our third course. So far everything was five star excellent... food, wine, and service! No complaints or star reduction. Last we ordered the A5 Wagyu Filet Mignon as we had told our server earlier that we would. We knew it came with a bulb of roasted garlic. It was also represented on the menu with the garlic. Now we love roasted garlic. We also like our steak rare. But we were told the chef would cook the Wagyu as it was supposed to be cooked. We had no choice. At the time we felt this was arrogant, but the restaurant has a good rating, the chef supposedly knew how to prepare 5* food so we allowed ourselves to be persuaded. Big Mistake! When our A5 Wagyu Filet Mignon came out it was cooked medium, it was dry, and there was no roasted garlic. We asked where the roasted garlic was and were told they ran out. WHAT? Our server knew in advance we were going to order the A5 Wagyu and we also loved roasted garlic. Early on we told her we were looking forward to the garlic as it would really compliment the Wagyu. At the prices asked ($120.00) for this course we were extremely disappointed. This should not happen in a five star restaurant ever! Over cooked dry beef and no garlic!!! The garlic would have moistened the beef. On our 45th wedding anniversary! We arrived when they opened! To be told they ran out of what we wanted when we made it clear early on is just plain bad planning? There is no excuse! Garlic is not so expensive that they can't roast enough for the evening. We were so disappointed and we told our server Lyn that we were. We did not send back the beef. After all the chef was arrogant enough to say he would cook it to his specifications the way it should be cooked and we had no say in the matter. Well, we will not return! And we will not recommend this restaurant. Being told we have no say in how what we order is cooked when we have definite preferences is just bad business in my opinion. My spouse and I have dined in fine restaurants all over the world, some of them being 3* Michelin restaurants. d'Railed in not a fine restaurant in my opinion as a fine restaurant would not make these kinds of stupid mistakes which anger customers.

Filet mignon
Tiffany S.

We were in a motorcycle trip up through Idaho and back down to Utah. I, as per usual, was put in charge of finding a place to eat near our hotel. I decided on D'railed. I love trying restaurants I can't go to anywhere else. I also love a good steak. This place is interesting as it is in an older home turned restaurant. Since we were riding in the heat all day, we opted for inside with AC. It is small, but it wasn't too cramped. The decor is fun and the staff is really nice. They were also fun. They joked around and had good conversations with us but still kept up with our food. This is a typical high-end steak place. The steaks come alone, and you order sides for the table. The brussel sprouts were so good that we all gobbled them up! They were the usual balsamic binegar and honey, but they also had a rouch of maple flavor from the maple syrup they added. It was a new combo for me but a welcome one. The crab deviled eggs were interesting. I've never had them before, and they were quite good. My husband and I both got the filet mignon and asked for medium rare. They came out juicy, with great grill marks and they were cooked evenly throughout to our medium rare request. If I'm ever in the area again I will 100% try and go back to this place. It was yummy! Highly recommend!

Mike F.

It's hard to believe that a town the size of Idaho Falls can support a restaurant like this place. The food was phenomenal. The steak was A5 Wagyu. They even had Kobe (VERY few restaurants in the US are able to source actual Kobe).

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Reviews are largely positive. Many highlight the quality and variety of food, especially steaks and seafood, along with a cozy, intimate atmosphere and friendly, attentive staff.

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Amazing food. The lamb lollies are so good. On the more expensive side, but a great spot to go for a date or anniversary.

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I cannot recommend D'Railed enough!!! The food and drinks were incredible, service was great, and overall vibe was awesome!

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More expensive, but the service was friendly, portion sizes were good, and taste was excellent! I'll be going back.

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$$$$it should say that this place is very expensive although it is good. Really high-end.

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This place is amazing. I had a lobster the size of my thigh and crab legs that I keep dreaming about. I can't wait to go back!

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Blue Hashi

3.4(141 reviews)
3.0 mi
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Always my favorite place to go for sushi in Idaho Falls. Service is always great. Every time I come…read morein I have them do the vision roll for me. It gives them a little bit of artistic license. It is always a masterpiece. Tempura can be hit and miss for some restaurants. I am kind of a tempera snob. After living in Japan, I have come to expect great tempera. Blue Hashi's tempura is always spot on. I think the best value on the menu is tempura vegetables with shrimp. It is listed as an appetizer, but it is a full meal. Blue Hashi never disappoints me.

Never in a million years did I think I'd have some of the best sushi ever in the small town of…read moreIdaho Falls. WELL... our experience proved that even a landlocked state can offer a killer experience, like the one we had! Our server, Kelsee was so welcoming, friendly, and knowledgeable about the entire menu. With all of us completely overwhelmed at where to start in ordering, Kelsee swooped in, gave us a rundown of the specialty items, her favorites and spice level, because WOAH. We opted for 2 appetizers (edamame and another one that escapes me now), along with 6 rolls, for the 4 of us to split. Our food came out quickly and all together (which was nice), was beautiful in presentation, and absolutely delicious!! We had such a variety that I can't remember them all but what I can remember, was that I loved every single one of them! One of the rolls we ordered traditionally comes with some type of ghost pepper seasoning on top, and at Kelsee's suggestion, we got it on the side to dust on ourselves. Sure, glad we did, because HOT DAMN that spice is HOT. Although Kelsee had a full section, she checked back with us frequently and provided great service and conversation! The entire experience left us with full bellies and a smile on our face. I hope o return if back in the Idaho Falls area again!

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Sushi Time

3.5(123 reviews)
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Sushi Time has become one of our go-to sushi restaurant in Idaho Falls. The all-you-can-eat (AYCE)…read moreoption is nice if your Love Sushi. A few tips: -They're closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and they also close between 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m., so plan your visit accordingly. I've made the mistake of showing up during those times. -Lunch AYCE is about $9 less than dinner, but the lunch menu has fewer items. If there's something you really want that's only available on the dinner menu, you can pay the dinner price during lunch to get access to those additional items. -If you're deciding between AYCE and ordering à la carte, I'd say the break-even point is around two to three specialty rolls. If you plan on trying appetizers, nigiri, hand rolls, or several different rolls, AYCE is definitely the better value. -If you go with AYCE, don't skip the Crab Rangoons or the Potstickers--they're both excellent. -If you've never had nigiri, give it a try. The eel nigiri is a great place to start because it's cooked and has a slightly sweet flavor, making it less intimidating if you're new to sushi. -For specialty rolls, my favorite is the Don't Ask. It's a cooked roll with a little kick from the sriracha, but if you don't like spicy food, they'll make it without the sriracha. If you're looking for something lighter and more refreshing, try the Shannon roll. My daughter's favorite is the Crunch roll. -Be sure to try a hand roll at least once. My family calls them "sushi ice cream cones." They're about half the size of a regular roll and are meant to be eaten with your hands, so they're perfect if you're still learning to use chopsticks. One thing to know is that they do enforce the AYCE rules. Don't make it awkward. Discounts/Coupons: None that I am aware of at this time.

Thought I would give it a try since it was close to where I was. The rolls were horrible. Too…read moresalty! Not worth the price at all. I don't recommend. Next time I'll go with my instincts and go to chik fil a

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