Stopped here, for lunch, on our way back home after being in Oregon for the last 17 days, and we…read moremade a great choice. We had the shredded beef burrito and the shredded beef chimichanga (I guess we were tired of sea food and hungry for beef). The rice was well seasoned, the beef had a really great flavor, and the beans were good but could have been a little warmer. The salsa served with the chips had a great heat and were very tasty. Service was good and attentive. Next time we are in Burley we will return.

Passing through town and wanted some good Mexican food. This was by far the worst food we have…read morehad. The Chile verde smelled and tasted spoiled. The food just tasted old. Nothing tasted fresh and had no flavor. The beer was somewhat cold, but that just didn't help cover the taste of the food or the lack of flavor. I'm so sorry to leave this review, but I'm just being honest.

The closest thing to a pub in Rupert. The bar has knowledgeable staff which passes the martini…read moretest. Beautifully decorated, comfortable booths and chairs. During the summer they have a covered patio and often have live music. Most tables have a view of one or both of the community's two prides: the city square and the refurbished Wilson Theater. If you go in before 5pm you eat and drink in the bar. After 5pm they open up the dinning room and no under age persons are allowed in the bar. Regarding food: when the owners stick with dishes developed by themselves they excel - finger steaks, potachos, etc. But a majority of their menus is mainstream food service items which is 'okay.' In the past they have employed chefs who created fantastic specials but recently the specials are food service items too as are their desserts But it's the best dining experience in the Mini-Cassia (Minidoka and Cassia countries) area. Service is good when you get a waitress who's made it past their training, but turnover (except in the bar) keeps servicing level moderate. The bar has somehow retained a cadre of good bartenders. The owners are community stewards and take pride in the renovation work they did on this and their other restaurant, E Street Deli. As a local I appreciate there is a restaurant of its caliber in our little town. As a recovering restaurant and bar owner I can appreciate the challenges they face in staffing, training and developing from scratch dishes that appeal to the locals. It would be a five star in the Mini-Cassia area and somewhere between a three and four when compared to other southern Idaho restaurants. If you are looking for the closest thing to fine dinning in the Mini-Cassia area this is your first stop.

Years ago, this was a nice place. It is since been going downhill. Now they have pre-frozen finger,…read moresteaks, chicken patties, and food that you could find at a local bar.

After reading several reviews we expected the food to take awhile to be prepared (which it did) but…read morealso be reasonably priced and tasty. Our experience did not deliver that. This is run out of the gas station (which also serves as the RV park office). They had ice cream and I wish we had just had ice cream for dinner instead of trusting them to cook for us. They were out of chicken nuggets (ok) and lettuce for the salad (and the burgers), which was a bummer but we chose something else. The pizza we received was greasy and the dough was not tasty. A few of us actually gagged while eating it because the texture was unexpected and are now having intestinal responses to deal with (which prompted our decision to leave a review so others might not run into the same problem). The pricing was $15/medium pizza which I would expect from a bougie pizza place - not a gas station experience. I'm not saying this was the worst overpriced meal we've ever had, but it's certainly a contender for top 10 ickiest.

Great food from a gas station. Even better that they bring it to your campsite if you're at the…read morecampground behind the gas station. The breakfast burrito was pretty good. It was also very good size and reasonably priced. If I stayed at the campground again, I would get food again from here.

When we stopped in I was dead on my feet. Great coffee (reason for the 5 stars tbh) and decent…read morebreakfast. Keep this place open 24 hours, it was desperately needed after a long night!

This is a very nice place to eat every thing is fresh and very nice people work here.hamburger and…read morefresh French fries

Great food! Big selection. We had the ribeye steak and the pulled pork nachos were amazing. Great…read moreservice! Beautiful views of the Snake River. Easy parking.

for Location/Ambiance . for Food/Drink…read more Love the rustic cabin vibes overlooking the Snake River. Great view and ambience overall. Wasn't as impressed with the food and drink - here's my take but I always say go taste for yourself as we all have different perspectives. Fried Calamari - soft and battery. I prefer it cooked to perfect crispiness. I also like an option of both marinara and garlic aioli sauce for contrast. Ahi Tacos - thick flavorful pieces of Ahi Tuna cooked perfectly with delicious crumbled cheese on top. By the time I got to the third one the tortilla just fell apart and had to eat with a fork. Super juicy. Bloody Mary - Took way to long to make and got it mid dinner when we ordered it first. Had to cook the bacon and shimp they said so just note that time delay when ordering. Presentation was stunning with the umbrella of peperoncino and three olives attached, two curled pieces of bacon and two shrimp prawns hanging on the rim of the glass. Spicy which I love and had good flavor. I could only drink half because of how salty it was - maybe due to the bacon in it. Apple Cobbler: Absolutely topped off the experience. Warm apples with a nice soft pastry crust and cold vanilla ice cream for the contrast. We got the caramel sauce on the side and just drizzled it on to our taste. Service: Server was very nice to us overall. Somewhat knowledgeable on the menu - sort of. Seemed like we were being rushed though even though there were still plenty of seats available. She was asking if I wanted a dessert when I literally had half a taco in my mouth lol. Would we go again...possibly just to give something else a try at some point.

Great service n great food could use a little flavor but I enjoyed will eat here again.read more

Stopped for lunch, intentionally skipping the fast food at the edge of town. Great, small town…read morerestaurant: simple ambience, good food, at a great value. Friendly service and customers; typical to small towns, everyone knew each other, except us.

This is a typical fast food Mexican food place. The inside is ok. Some tables and chairs enough for…read moremaybe 20 people. The food is decent. All I saw in there the whole time we were there were Latino people. That should be a good a sign for any authentic place. Its basic. If you are looking for a fancy Mexican restaurant this is not it. If you are looking for fast food Mexican, this works. Four different sauces inside and limes with the radishes and jalapeños. They seemed busy, but were on top of it. No complaints.

I thought Rolbertos was good. Definitely authentic Mexican food like i would expect to find further…read moresouth. I ordered the Al Pastor burrito. It was large and the flavor was classic Al Pastor with a nice chewy tortilla. Price was a little high for the area with $22 for two burritos. But I suppose thats just life right now. Staff was fine. Didnt go out of there way to be friendly or anything but they werent rude either.

Delightful atmosphere on the patio. Food was delicious. Trout was top notch. Wat ever bread that is…read moreserved with salad was out of this world. 10/10 Definitely Recommend

This was my third time coming here while traveling. Food is just not good. Fish over cooked and…read moretastes cheap. The fries were over cooked too. The soup was bland and lacked any favor. I decided I won't be back!