Saw the eddy when passing through Marsing the other day. Second visit today as I travelled about…read morethe area again. Great coffee and breakfast treats with a beer and wine bar for other times! Looking at their social pages, the look like they love to have gatherings, and with plenty of inside space, can be a great. Plus, the roll up door looks promising for spring to fall open air gatherings. I have a feeling this place has a lot of potential ahead, and I hope to visit here more in the future, even though it's 9 miles from my home.

We are visiting from the bay area and my mother brought us here today and it was a great experience…read moreall around! The girl who helped Micheaha was so nice, our drinks were fantastic as were the donuts we had. The menu was big with lots of options, it has tons of seating and was super clean. We will definitely go back before we leave

Excellent wines and friendly staff. The winery patio has a lovely view of the valley, too. My group…read moreof friends had a wonderful visit. One of my favorite wine makers in the valley.

Extremely rude and condescending staff. If you want to enjoy a nice time and good wine, don't come…read morehere.

My original review still stands, but wanted to mention that 5 years later, this place is still…read moreamazing. The young folks working there have the friendliest attitudes and the best work ethic, not something too commonly found these days. ReAnn was on point on this visit, she truly seemed to enjoy serving others. The food came out pretty fast and fresh, with my friend loving the patty melt and soup of the day Mushroom Brie. I ordered the scratch made chicken strips and fries and they were hot and fresh, but I must mention the strips are kind of small. Still delicious. Most of the decor is available to purchase with something for everyone. If in the area, you must stop in, even if it's just for a slice of one of their many homemade pies!

I used to come here for dinner all of the time and thoroughly enjoyed it. Then you decided not to…read moreopen for dinner so we stopped because we were rarely in the area during the day. I was finally in the area and decided to stop for a late breakfast. I was the ONLY PERSON there and was stunned to discover that you wouldn't serve me breakfast because it was 11:05 a.m. I opted for the prime rib sandwich and was served a lackluster attempt at a sandwich. I would estimate about 2 ounces of meat at the most that was so incredibly dry, I could have used it for sandpaper. Then I had a 2 inch "slice" of pie with maybe a tablespoon of whipped cream. Dang guys, you have fallen so far. I miss the great place you used to be. You certainly aren't worth the drive anymore.

Nice place to come enjoy the wines. Very cute room with a lot to see. The wines were excellent and…read morethe young lady helping us was very friendly.

They changed owners and have a new location. It threw us off when trying to find the place because…read moreit is no longer off the highway. The staff is very nice. And the place is pretty. I was a little sad to see that the wine selection is also very different. They used to have a great selection of sweet wines but now they have only one sweet wine. It was a very good sweet wine so we got a bottle.

They are helpful. They have taken order over phone. For pick up later in day. However my orders are…read moreLG because I own a bar.

The girls that run this shop are not only super friendly but also really cute, I look forward to…read morevisiting them every time I go and they always greet me with a big smile and they simply know how to treat a good customer. Rather than just a liquor hut I.. look at this place as a spot to connect with likeminded individuals and meet friends. I just moved to this area from out of state and these girls have been more friendly and inviting to me that almost everyone I've met so far

Had more than we needed. Lots of choices for this seemingly small store. Visited a few times while…read morevacationing nearby

One of my friends came into the store to return a few cans of unopened cat food and when he was…read moretold that "they had never returned anything in the history of Logans" he complained in a raised voice. There was no physical reaction from him whatsoever. The lady who waited on him decided to throw him out of the store. She then called the police on him who showed up at his house 30 minutes later to inform him that he was no longer allowed in the store. When he told the police officer that he banked there he was informed that he would need to go to Ontario to do that as well. My friend is a Vietnam Veteran. He was thrown out of Logans on Veteran's Day for making a simple comment when he couldn't return cat food. I'm so glad that I don't shop at Logans. I will let everyone I know how they treat Veterans on their day of the year, to do the same. Rather unpatriotic. Shame on anyone involved in this issue.

Excellent service! They had just what I needed and were kind enough to hold it for me until I could…read moreget there later that day!

Ownership and name change for this small local wine shop in roughly January 2023 when Erickson Fine…read moreWines became Eagle Wine Merchant with Kent Schmidtke at the helm. If you recognize Kent when you walk in, it probably means you've been a regular shopper (hand raised) at the remarkable Boise CoOp Wine Shop at that Boise downtown store where Kent was on staff. Wine Merchant in the new name for this Eagle neighborhood store is apropos with Kent as new owner as he is a man who knows his stuff about wines to source good ones across all price points and recommend them to buyers. CUSTOMER CARE: It took me a beat to place Kent when we walked in here for the first time since the name change given he was out of context from the usual place we'd see him at the CoOp shop. That he recognized my husband and me instantly and greeted us warmly might tell you two things: first that we were frequent shoppers for wine at the Boise store and second that Kent has excellent customer care skills. The latter is definitely a true thing! ENJOYABLE SHOPPING LAYOUT: The shop seems lighter and brighter with layout easier to navigate. Wines are organized by country for foreign and for domestic wines by state and there are ample shelf / hang tags with information on many of the wines. All of this makes it easier to hunt if you're on a mission for something specific and fun to gather if you're wanting to browse for something to strike your fancy. EXPERTISE MATTERS: Kent is in the house every day to provide as much assistance as you need or to leave you to your own devices if you just want to wander. On a recent "we need whites" visit he was helpful in recommending two wines to complete a mixed six pack we were buying; bottles we might not have considered without his first hand knowledge of drinking them himself. There are a lot of places in Eagle to buy wine, a good number of them grocery store shelves, but the reason to shop at store run by a merchant like Kent is for the knowledge that comes along with the great customer service. SATURDAY TASTINGS: Saturday afternoons there is wine tasting between 2p and 4p. Sign up for Kent's email when you're in the shop and you'll get a heads up on what is being poured each week and other new finds he's added to inventory. Our first visit was, serendipitously, on a Saturday and we got to sample Day Wines, boutique bottlings by a woman winemaker in Dundee who has been getting NW wine press coverage, Brianne Day. (Oregonian wine writer: "... working with 25 grape varieties from 32 vineyards in the Willamette Valley and southern Oregon. "I don't have strict regulatory systems like they do in Europe telling me what I can and can't make. I'm a wild card with the freedom to satisfy my curiosity," Day said.") This coming Saturday when we pop in to pick up a bottle of Portteus (Rattlesnake Hills AVA) that is a fav of my dad's to tuck in a gift for early Father's Day visit to him, we look forward to trying one of the wines being poured, a WS 93 pt Syrah from Unnamed Series. PRICE POINTS: 10% discount on six or more bottles. Pricing is competitive and we noticed, as one example, his price for Robert Sinskey Vineyards Abraxis was two bucks lower than the competition. TIMING IS EVERYTHING: For a new merchant building inventories, your business matters now. Vote for local expertise with your feet and wallet! LOCATION: In a strip mall next to nail salon and across a double wide parking lot from The Griddle breakfast / lunch eatery. ACCESSIBILITY: Shop is level in the door and all on one level with ample floor spaces to look at, taste and pay for wines. Just right for ADA compliant equal access for shoppers like me (I have had MS since college days) who might be winos using wheels...umm...oenophiles with mobility challenges. PARKING: The private lot is generously sized. ACCESSIBLE PARKING: Lot violates ADA. This is the lot owner's error to fix not the store owner's. The only accessible parking spot in entire lot and is around the corner tucked in a side alcove of the building requiring disabled persons to travel further to get in the door. Per US ADA and Idaho code there should 2 spots in the main lot (given the number of total spaces) so shoppers with disabilities have the same equal access route to the building door. NICE GUY STORY: When in store one afternoon, a couple of young women walked in at brisk pace, laughing together then stopped short and went silent once the door closed behind them. I thought they might just be enjoying the wine "ahh...roma" but Kent intuited right away that they were lost. He asked, cheerfully, if they were looking for someplace else. They asked if he sold tequila. He explained Idaho liquor sales were by state run stores (there are two Hilton hotel chains nearby that get out of state visitors) and provided directions to the nearest one. :-)