So much potential. The staff were nice but the food was horrible. Not really a lot of options and…read morewhen it came out it looked cheap and straight out of a freezer. Could barely even finish it. The drinks were gross. Too strong and over poured. I'm sure there were no measurements used at all (mind you I've been in the serving industry for many years) I will sadly not come back here

Golly! This was a fun night out for me and my fiance! I recently moved to Idaho and was looking for…read morefun stuff to do around the holidays. I enjoy plays, musical and murder mystery dinners and found out after doing an online search about Watsons mystery Cafe and i'm glad I was able to get us into this Christmas themed show !! The show was definitely a good time. I enjoyed the comedic acting, set design and costumes as well as the music and a dance number that happened during intermission. Only reason I take a star off is that the food falls a bit flat for the price you pay. The salad and soup were alright but not anything great. The soup was cream based and rich and would have benefitted greatly if they included a roll or garlic bread with it. I purchased the dinner option and put in our request for steaks this evening. I asked for my fiance's to be served medium and mine medium-well but unfortunately his came out rare and mine more of a medium than a medium-well. It was a big letdown to have our steaks undercooked but I was able to salvage them. Rather than complain we asked for a to go box and i took them home to make steak and eggs the next morning. We ate the mashed potatoes there which were good, they just weren't very warm and the corn they served was okay but perhaps a bit too seasoned with paprika. We enjoyed the cocktails we got though and the dessert was good to !! We had a few different holiday specialty cocktails. The garnishes were very festive and cute. They were presented well and tasted great. I ordered the death by chocolate for dessert, which was a chocolate and almond butter tart and we also got a slice of pumpkin pie that came with the meal. Those were both good. I would recommend skipping getting an entree and just come here for drinks and dessert... perhaps an appetizer if something catches your eye. The waitstaff and actors were all very friendly. It was definitely a fun atmosphere and I would love to come back to see more shows ! Towards the end of the night I even won a prize for being dressed festive as I wore an edgy/sexy Mrs. Clause outfit to the show - I got a couple tickets for a comedy show at their venue ! So I highly recommend dressing up for the show you go to if you're not opposed to that sort of thing !! I'll definitely be back!

We stayed at the RV park here for 8 days while in town for work. I absolutely loved it!! The sites…read morewere spacious; each one had a nice little yard. 5/5 for the RV park would definitely come back. As far as the winery, the grounds are well kept. The wine was delicious, I would definitely recommend getting the 5 flight sampler. The food was just okay, wouldn't come back for that. The server was very sweet but they seemed busy, took awhile to get the food. Not too big a deal since we got to sip on their delicious wine. I do think it's worth stopping by, perhaps for lunch though.

Stopped by on a beautiful, but windy Sunday afternoon. There were many enjoying the 9-hole golf…read morecourse. We went in to sample the wines and grab a bite in the restaurant. This is a pretty setting; you drive into the Clubhouse/Restaurant through the vineyards. I was not too impressed with the pruning of the grapes; they did not have adequate shade like I was used to seeing in the Sunnyslope vineyards (seemed overpruned). But maybe it works for them IDK. So we started with a wine flight, 1 oz. in each of five wines. I selected Chardonnay, Reisling, Reserve Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot. The white wines weren't all that impressive; the Chardonnay was the weakest watery wine I ever remembering tasting. The Riesling wasn't bad but it really lacked in tartaric acid crispness. The Reserve Merlot wasn't bad either but could use more acid as well. I thought he Cabernet Franc was decent; this is a grape that vintners typically make red blends with. The Petit Verdot was OK but it lacked some boldness & tannin that this grape usually provides. Prices were reasonable for a botique winery but I wasn't persuaded to buy any bottles. So on to the meal. I ordered the Steamer Clams in white wine and they tasted very good. I was impressed that the broth was not oversalted and they brought some delicious toast to dip into it. I asked if the raspberry and blueberry cheesecake were NY style and neither our servers or the manager knew what NY style meant so I simply ordered the NY Style Cheesecake to be sure. It was indeed NY style dense and decent but it had some kind of heavy cream layer on top about 3/8" thick. It wasn't bad but it did mask some of the cheesecake rich taste and threw the dessert out of balance IMO. Our server was friendly and fairly attentive but lagged bringing the check when we were finished. It's a fun setting and there is a group dining room. Some rough edges did show through; the manager was obnoxiously loud and the back house ice porter came out in a sleeveless shirt to refill the ice bin (yuk). They do have dinner specials on Saturdays and live music on Friday & Saturday nights so this might be a good time to check them out.

The museum tells the story of the pioneers who traveled along the 2,200-mile Oregon Trail from…read moreMissouri. At Three Island Crossing they forded the Snake River and continued their journey. The museum also does a good job of telling the story from. The perspective of Native Americans who generally had friendly encounters with the travelers and who traded goods. The problems began later as settlers aggressively grabbed land and pushed the native peoples aside. Admission to the museum, part of Thrree Island Crossing State Park and campground, is free.

Tip. Get site 7, 10, or 8. They have the best views of the river and overlook everything, and…read morearen't down by the reservoir. Bathrooms and grounds are spotless. Very park-like. Would be great for bocce ball . The 30's odd numbers have huge "backyards".

This is a great family fair…read more They have a lot of great art from local artists, fine art, photography, and quilts. They also have goodies that have been grown and canned, and I saw my first sweet beet from the ground! I loved the 4H kids projects, they had woodworking, leather, and quilts, as well as 4H projects. They did such a great job!! I also learned the difference between a Suri and a Huacaya alpaca. So cool! There was food galore, a lot of options, and kettle corn. Mmmmm I got to see sheep, goats, baby goats, and cows. Parking was $5.00 and free admission. I love this fair!

Wasn't easy to at 1:30 am but once we got there it was easy getting stalls and our trailer hooked…read moreup! Would definitely stay again if needed.

Went to a healing circle. Every practitioner participated it was very powerful and comforting. I…read morefelt so connected and comforted, it helped reduce my stress and anxiety. If you get the chance to come to an event I 100% recommend that you do! xoxo #serenitysoulcenter

I love this group of healers!! I have seen Serena, Sara and Denise so far and have had great…read moreexperiences with all and look forward to more. This center is the real deal! They have helped me to begin to heal and to focus on more healing and enlightenment.