Smoky bar. Ya gotta know that going in…read more People here are super chill!! The bartender is very nice, attentive & Pours a good drink! Thanks Kristy!

Amazing service & great atmosphere, smoking bar so if you don't like that I suggest you find…read moreanother bar. But awesome place to visit , pool table , karaoke Good vibes.

The bar tenders are cool but the person who runs the karaoke on Sundays sucks. she sat there way…read morepast 9 pm when it is supposed to start and was just eating food and taking to people. I put in my song right at 9:00 and I didn't even get to sing until 9:45 when there was only 3 people who were singing. not very happy about how they run the karaoke on Sundays they need to run it like the other Bars do in town at least they care about there people enough to make sure that the microphone are turned up enough for each person

Old school charm in Historic Downtown. Lots of locals hanging out. Great Bloody Mary!read more

Shots are less than American standard. Interesting decor but CHEAP vibes. Barely qualified for the…read morecollege set.

Highly recommend the two town cider, bar tenders are cool if you're cool. Decor is high quality and…read moreout of this world. Also the food for some reason is not to be doubted for a second, didn't know a sandwich could taste so good.

They have changed their menu....for the better. Food is traditional pub food. Friendly staff and…read morereasonably priced.

Whispers Lounge, Located inside the Clarion Inn was a great experience. We really enjoyed Breann…read morewas a delight behind the bar. Food was great with a wide selection from typical bar food to steaks and such. We will definitely go back again.

A no frills experience chock full of your classic dive bar activities: darts, TVs, pool tables…read more Plus, the night I was there they did Music Bingo. There is a dance floor and stage for parties or events. Bartender was attentive and friendly. A small menu of food is available along with bags of chips and other small items.

Good music. And a good place to kick back. There's also a subway right next to it. Loads of…read morecharity work to help the community. The owner is always nice. Smoker friendly. But there is an outside area if you need fresh air

Had wings plus a huge burger ! Was very tasty and place was packed food came out fast …read more Very surprised great prices as well The server was excellent.

My family and friends frequent this place because of the atmosphere and the fact that it is truly a…read more"hometown" bar and grill. Last night, we were there with a couple of friends and we watched the owner treat one of her employees OPENLY and LOUDLY like absolute garbage! It was disgusting andEveryone noticed. We couldn't believe that the girl didn't walk out in the middle of the shift. It now makes sense why they are always looking for help. We usually go there several times a month with a large group. However, after watching that, we will take our "friend nights" somewhere else. No one really wants to spend money watching a boss bully and abuse an employee.

This is a Pocatello institution. A neighborhood bar on HWY 30. Pool tables, lots of regulars…read more Used to be "Caccia's." My grandparents were the Caccia owners. Uncle Italo "Babe" Caccia was a longtime sportsman and athletic director at ISU. Poppie worked at the bar and raced horses. He was also a founding member of the Bannock County Sherriff's Posse. Poppies and Grams lived right behind the bar on Cottage Ave. Well, through a field, but about a 2 minute walk in decent weather. I used to hide in the store room sometimes when it wasn't proper for me to be out in the bar. Debbie Polletti worked there for years. She used to keep her tips in the jukebox coin return. I was about 5, playing pool, and thought I'd hit the jackpot when I found Debbie's tips. She had 2 sons, one about my age. There's a traumatic potty-training story here somewhere. But McDermott's, nee Caccia's, endures. Poppie used colored shingles on the roof so the pilots could see the name CACCIA'S on their way into town. There used to be an annual camping trip for the regulars. Lots of horse people and serious drinkers. And, coming in on Hwy 30, it was the 3rd place they'd pass after the airport watering hole and The Pilot House. It was the first place you'd pass on the way home from The FMC or J.R. Simplot plants. So come on in, play some shuffleboard, shoot a game of pool, put some money in the jukebox, and have a cold one.

We had a horrible experience at Charley's. If you don't purchase a table, you can't see the drag…read moreshow. They actually use a black curtain to separate the stage and bar. No one explained this to us, but they gladly took $10 to enter the club. Staff is very unfriendly and rude. Plus, there 5 gay guys in attendance--it looks like a lesbian bar. We will never be back again.

What a fun place! The queen's rocked all of their performances and this place has a great…read moreatmosphere. I can't wait to come back for future shows. Everyone seems very accepting of one another no matter what. You don't have to be gay to go to a gay bar and have a good time!