Lima Montana. Named for Lima Peaks to the West. On Lewis and Clark's route through Bannock Country…read more Today, among the giant round hay bales accenting the glorious scenery of this vast, magnificent valley is Lima's line of Tesla Superchargers. Right here at Jan,'s. That's 5 stars right there. The gift area is excellent. Local. My favorite kind of economic stimulus in a local economy. Food, straight forward, honest and good. The hash brows with my Western Omelette were exactly the way I like them. Distinct, crispy, well-cooked tater shreds.

This place is 100% what you'd expect in a small town cafe: a no-frills dining room, limited menu,…read morefriendly service, and pretty darned good homemade food. The burgers were a standout- generous & juicy, but the chili was also surprisingly good & clearly not from a can. They made a big deal of their gift shop in their signage but it was not impressive: standard Montana schlock.

Awesome coffee shop. A must visit if you're passing through town. Great atmosphere, delicious…read morecoffee & even better donuts. Got stuck here on a bike ride because of a heavy downpour. Not disappointed one bit! The girls were very inviting & the service was excellent. Check this place out! Jim you outta sell some Wydaho umbrellas!

Really friendly staff and efficient lines. One line with a checkpoint to order pastries and then…read moreproceed to order coffee. 5/5 Pistachio croissant so flavorful, flakey, and filled with a delicious nutty jam of sorts 4/5 Huckleberry donut really fruity and nice soft texture, though it felt overly sweet 5/5 Ube ice cream tasted so good. The huckleberry ice cream was also nice as a taster but not as strong berry flavor as I would have liked. I also got some type of vanilla with coconut and chocolate bits. Large split scoop! They're open late and one of the few cafes with hours into the evening!

The only restaurant in Dubois and you won't be disappointed. The husband ate a bacon cheeseburger…read moreand thought it was delicious. It came with loaded baked potato soup, which was super delicious (we upgraded to a bowl). We also got a grilled cheese sandwich and a bagel which my son said it was the best he had ever had (and he has had a lot - picky eater). I think what stands out the most was the great customer service by the ladies working there. One of our kids wouldn't still still and was bouncing off the walls and they offered to turn it to a kid show (they had Perry Mason on) and brought him a toy place. They even brought the kids food out first so they could start eating first. Excellent customer service.

Reviews were correct. Excellent sandwiches. Good service. We were able to eat on the porch with our…read morepuppy. They even offered her water and gave her a treat. My husbands Italian sub had about 2" of meat on it along with fresh greens. My BGT had delicious bacon, fresh greens (not lettuce) and both were on delicious breads.

We stopped here for breakfast during a recent road trip and the food was excellent. I am not joking…read morewhen I say that this was probably the best breakfast burrito that I have ever had. The lady was friendly, efficient and polite. The food was freshly prepared to order and delicious. This is a must visit food truck...

The young Boys working the truck were super nice, but despite calling ahead 30 minutes- their mom…read morehad answered from her catering gig and took the order... they hadn't started out it yet. I'm sure the food is good, but expect a long wait since it's the one of the only spots around. Wishing them better luck in the future!

It's literally the cafe in the hospital. Had I known that ahead of time I would not have gone here…read morebut the online reviews were good so we went ahead and tried it. We ate breakfast. Big portions, delicious, and we only waited 10 for 6 meals. Friendly staff. Clean tables.

Yes, it's the Madison Memorial Hospital "cafeteria." But I will contend that this is the best bacon…read morecheeseburger and fries in Rexburg, hands-down. The tots are awesome too. And it's cheap. And quick, there's not often many people here.

Unique little spot on the side of the road. Tons of coffee options but I got a shake (cookies and…read morecream). They have 4 or 5 shake flavors. Tasted as expected, made quickly. Filled to the top of the cup, worth the $8 price!

Service was unpleasant-- grumpy guy. He charges extra for EVERYTHING--including an extra straw,…read morecup, fork, or plate. The coffee prices are ridiculous. A 16oz plain latte is $7.45, and that's flavorless-- no syrup and with plain milk. Any customizations to a latte with only espresso and milk are an upcharge to what is already an $8 latte. Flavored syrup-- another $1.45, Non-dairy milk-- $1.90. We're in Idaho--not Manhattan. A plain latte in this region should range $4.29- $5.23 (sm-lg), not $7.45. At that price, flavor and milk substitutions should absolutely be included, not nickel-and-dimed into a $12 latte. See our receipt attached for 5 coffees & three waffles. I am from Southern California and my coffees are cheaper. Flavor modifications should not exceed $0.50-0.80 Milk mods should not exceed $1.00-$1.25 I will say the waffles are good-- That is, if you're not still processing the absurdity of your receipt.

Rolled in seeking a good cappuccino on our drive down from Yellowstone to Salt Lake City and were…read morewarmly welcomed upon entry. Peaceful space with different areas (children's play place, general seating and a small work-focused space up front). The barista knows her stuff! Capps were balanced with nice foam. We don't care for flavored syrup, but if you do, there are many flavors to choose from-some sugar free. Breakfast sandwich was hot and delicious. Clean restroom with a changing table and nappies/wipes if you have a little one. Overall, a great experience. We will return when back in the area.

My Husband and I were visiting Rexburg and were recommended to go to June's Place for coffee. We…read moreLOVED everything about it! The food, the coffee, the atmosphere, and most importantly, the kind and wonderful service. We ended up going there four days in a row. One morning they were pretty busy and we were in a hurry and thought maybe we would skip it for that day. June saw us leave and came outside and invited us back in and told us the line went pretty quick. Boy were we glad we stayed! The breakfast sandwiches and biscuit and gravy dish were excellent. It is definitely a place we will go to every time we are in Rexburg!

Stopped in the have breakfast on our way out of town after spending a couple nights nearby. Cute…read morelittle cafe. Menu is very limited, and the hostess wasn't sure they had orange juice. Food was "ok", nothing particularly special.

Good food overall but portions are too small to share and prices high. We asked if sharing was an…read moreoption and was told yes and approximately how much food to expect and was sorely disappointed. I got exactly 3 small bites of chicken fried steak, ordered extra eggs and still was a bit hungry. Place was clean and staff friendly. Our bill was $33 for one entree, 2 black coffees and order of extra eggs ( not including tip).

Bit of a wait, but for a good meal, that's okay! Great…read moreservice with such a friendly smile from Emma! Pancakes were delicious and the eggs were cooked perfectly! So glad we stopped here!

Stopped by Running Bear Pancake House during our Yellowstone trip and this ended up being such a…read morecozy little breakfast stop. I ordered the breakfast burrito with sausage, green bell peppers, onions, and eggs with buttery hash browns on the side, plus the soup of the day which was the Tuscan soup, and both were really good. One of my friends ordered the cinnamon roll pancake, another got the classic breakfast with buffalo sausage (which was surprisingly delicious), and the other ordered a meatless breakfast burrito. Everything at the table looked fresh and hearty. I also loved how easy checkout was. They bring the receipt directly to the table with a QR code so paying was quick and convenient, and our server was super accommodating by splitting the bill four ways with no issue. The restaurant itself has that cute cozy cabin-style feel, plus they sell fun T-shirts and souvenirs inside. Extra shoutout for helping me wrap my breakfast burrito to go before our flight. They brought me foil paper so I could keep it warm, tossed it in my bag, and yep... I ended up eating it on the plane later. Definitely a solid five-star breakfast stop while visiting Yellowstone!

So as other people have mentioned the coffee trailer is not at the address listed above. It's in…read morethe parking lot of the Liberty car dealership at 890 W Main St, Rexburg, ID 83440. Now for the review: This is a coffee TRAILER! I pulled right up and there was no line at 9AM on a Wednesday. I was greeted by 2 employees who were very kind & helpful while ordering, asking what my plans were for the day & wishing me safe travels. I got a large cold brew with a splash of oat milk & a stevia (my go-to). I was actually very impressed with the flavor & taste, I expected it to be watered down but it's good! I would recommend anyone local or travelers passing by to grab a coffee here!

When a camel is wandering the desert it doesn't care about the quality of water available...it…read morejust wants water. That was me. A big ole coffee camel with a great thirst, wandering the flatlands of Rexburg. To make it worse, it was a Sunday. So honestly, the fact that I could get coffee on a Sunday in a predominately Morman area made my day. I don't give five stars out easily...but why only three stars? Well, I pulled up beside The Grind, which is basically a food truck trailer. This doesn't bother me at all I love food trucks! The menu looked good and I ordered something that I had seen on Facebook, because after finding them on Yelp I wanted to see some current info so I researched them there. My order was taken wrong and I was handed a blended coffee, no big deal, but I know for a fact I didn't ask for that because I never, ever order my coffee blended. The barista was super nice about it, apologized and handed me my original cinnamon-based hot drink and it was really good. She even made it half sweet, as I had requested. So why only three stars? Well, it was the conversation I had to listen to while I waited on my coffee being made. These are the little things people, and a lot of times companies don't understand that it can really make a difference in a customer experience. The conversation pretty much went like this: "She is such a bleep, I bleeping hate her, she's such a bleeping gossip. What the bleep was she thinking? " Something like that. You get the picture. Now I'm all about a well placed cuss word..but it was awkward for the full 8 minutes I had to sit there. It was easy to hear...no straining, and they didn't hold back because I was sitting there and a guy standing up in the back saw me sitting at the window in my car. I didn't want to make eye contact, I felt like I was intruding on their space. But, I'm just a coffee camel, looking for my coffee mate in a pretty desolate desert for coffee. So three stars for providing a place to get some Java. I just wish it had been more of an oasis.