We're from Los Angeles, a long road trip eventually landed us here. Huge, clean place. The owner…read morehelped us out with deciding on a hookah flavor. The price was unbelievable (in a good way). We got drinks and hookah for the price of one hookah in Los Angeles. They do serve alcohol for those who wanted to drink and smoke simultaneously. Laid back atmosphere with good music.

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We were on annual motorcycle trip. We were a group of nine. The bar had not really opened for the…read moreevening and the front door was locked. We could see someone inside so we called their phone number and the bar owner Chrissy answered and invited us to come in through the back door. How lucky were we! Chrissy was warm and welcoming, and funny. We had intended to stay for a few minutes, but wound up staying an hour. We will certainly return if we ever pass through Buhl, Idaho again. The orange-cinnamon Jell-O shots were awesome!! Thank you for making our visit so much fun, Chrissy!!!! We can't wait to return!!!!

I always wonder how it will go walking into a SUPER small town bar like Trout's; we even considered…read morenot going in but totally had to after seeing the sign- a cowboy riding a trout! Met the owners- Chrissy & Rick, super nice couple. We enjoyed chatting with Chrissy about the funky town of Buhl & the hot springs. Actually can't wait to go back!

Was looking for something light tonight. I went with the Ultimate Spinach Salad with Chicken and a…read morebowl of Tomato Basil Bisque Soup. It was the perfect meal. Service was excellent and Dylan was great. The restaurant is a great location overlooking the cliff. Seating options are inside or outside on the patio.

While the service team and atmosphere do a stellar job setting the stage, the kitchen fails to…read moredeliver where it matters most. It's tough to justify the high prices when the food itself is so bland and disappointing. I won't be returning. All 4 party members had horrible entrée meals. Two filet mignon steaks with zero seasoning The New York strip that should not be on the menu

Wow! I am truly amazed at how fantastic this property is. I travel a bit and usually stay at…read moreMarriott locations, so I understand that the Fairfield is typically on the more economical end. This one, however, is changing that stereotype. First off, everything is immaculately clean and well maintained. The lobby area has gorgeous furniture (my mom even looked it up because she fell in love with some chairs-but learned that they were far too rich for her budget!) The rooms are clean and comfortable and the breakfast area was as clean as I keep my kitchen at home (which is saying something.) What really made this stay stick out was the service. I requested an early check in due to some scheduling things and we were able to get that-no problem. Then, my son's glasses broke and we ran into Steven, a maintenance employee, who cheerfully offered electrical tape and the use of his scissors for us to makeshift fix them. I don't find myself in Twin Falls often, but if I come through again, I'll be happy to stay here in the future.

I stayed two week nights. Heather checked me in after midnight. She was knowledgeable about the…read morearea and able to answer all my hotel related questions. And she was perky- after midnight! Gym small but very clean. No bike let alone recumbent bike. That was disappointing. No ball for a work either. At night it was fine but in the morning it was packed. By packed I mean 4 people on the 4 machines! Room was big and clean. Bed immaculate. Cool curtains. Tub a little old but water pressure great. And bathroom was big. Not sure I'd stay again if I could find a hotel with a recumbent bike. After all the sitting in meetings and on the airplane, I need to work my knee out.

A Sophisticated--and Completely Unexpected--Twin Falls Gem…read more What an absolutely delightful surprise! I was in Idaho visiting family, and as a longtime San Francisco Bay Area foodie, I honestly did not expect to stumble upon this level of sophisticated, elevated dining in Twin Falls. Turf Club completely surprised and delighted us. The space is gorgeous--classy, intimate and polished without feeling stuffy. You can even see the steaks aging as you walk in, which immediately tells you they're serious about what they're serving. Then there was Summer, our fantastic waitress, who started the evening on exactly the right note. We were celebrating my birthday, and she surprised us with complimentary champagne. Such a gracious touch, and her warm, attentive service continued throughout the evening. We arrived during happy hour and absolutely took advantage of it. I had a glass of Holesinsky "El Clavel" Grenache rosé from Idaho's Snake River Valley--a lovely way to start--and we ordered several dishes family-style. The Hamachi crudo was beautiful and delicious, with watermelon radish, grilled persimmon, yuzu ponzu, microgreens and furikake. Fresh, bright and exactly the kind of thoughtful combination I love. We also shared the roasted butternut squash and beet salad, which was not only delicious but incredibly generous. This was no dainty little steakhouse salad--it was substantial enough for the table to share. Then came the 8-ounce prime filet and loaded baked potato combo. OMG. The filet was beautifully cooked, and the potato came loaded with bacon, crème fraîche, butter, white cheddar and green onions. The amount of food was almost obscene--in the very best possible way! For an elevated steakhouse experience, there is absolutely bang for your buck here. And because apparently we hadn't eaten enough, Summer ended my birthday dinner with a wonderfully soft, warm cookie topped with a very generous scoop of gelato. It was delicious, decadent and the perfect ending to a fantastic evening. My only regret? We weren't staying in Twin Falls longer. I could easily come back, eat my way through this menu and then make my way into Griff's, their hidden speakeasy. Turf Club officially describes its concept around locally procured steaks, fresh seafood, seasonal fare and that hidden bar--and after this meal, I understand the appeal. If you're in Twin Falls, put Turf Club on your list. And if you're merely passing through? Make the detour. This Bay Area foodie was genuinely impressed. Life is too short. Eat well. Travel well. So get out there and find your next meal! Turf Club happy hour menu⁠

Roof Top experience had Trout Almandine with ready IDAHO MASHED super!!!!! Definitely a return…read moretrip Server Lincoln made it happen Desert was again good. Music not too loud

Really good French dip in Twin Falls. The beef was tender, the bread held up well and the fries…read morecame out hot and crispy. The only weak point was the au jus, which was a little flat compared with the rest of the plate. I paired it with a Koto Brewing Double IPA, brewed locally in Twin Falls, and that was easily the right move. Strong, hoppy and a great match with the sandwich. Solid spot for French dip, craft beer and casual food in Twin Falls.

We actually eat at Jakers quite often! I Moved here about 2 years ago and have always been…read moreimpressed with their food and their service! I'm a lover of the billion dollar salad.. and now they have their soup n salad bar so that's a nice switch occasionally. I also love their salmon! My husband loves the prime rib French dip and my daughter gets the alfredo and loves it, it's a large serving! Always end up taking home leftovers The atmosphere is very modern and family oriented. The wait staff is always kind and helpful when asking for recommendations. The restaurant is Not too loud, but just all around an enjoyable atmosphere. Highly recommend Jakers!

Been going there since it was the copper Alibi never had a problem but since it became the happy…read morehour it's gone to shit they do really shade shit you pay with a debit card when you leave a week later they try to charge you again for different things there nothing but thieves over there never going there again had to cancel my debit card and get a new one because these people trying to steal money out of my account.

Wow, they definitely need some customer service lessons! I went in alone midday. I guess the…read morebartender was on break, so I guess it was either the manager or owner who came up to me. He was not pleasant, acted as if he was doing me a favor to get me a beer. He didn't tell me his name, or ask mine. About 5 minutes later I assume it was the bartender came back behind the bar. She also never introduced herself, or asked me my name, and never asked me if I'd like another beer. I would have given 0 stars if it would have been an option. Very sad, I live close by, and I'm also in the hospitality business. I wont be back and I certainly wont recommend it. Only those not know the people that work there will be welcome!

We were on a very long Saturday drive heading to Boise from Salt Lake when we encountered car…read moretrouble. We decided we needed to turn back, but wanted to stop and give our bodies some liquid nourishment before the trek back home. The options in the area were very limited, but I'm glad we found this joint. It's kind of off the beaten path. And wouldn't you know, it's right by a river. Great views, great back yard, kind employees and happy patrons. When we stopped in on a Saturday the place was pretty empty. Maybe it picks up more at night. I'm not sure. I don't think they had food, nobody was eating. Everything is fairly cheap, so bring on the libations. We hung out for a brief moment, enjoyed the view, and got back on the road. A very good experience overall.