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    4.4 (11 reviews)
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    What a gem! Fabulous healthy, local, delicious food all in a cute place with friendly, happy staff. We were delighted!

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    Silver Dollar Bar & Restaurant

    Silver Dollar Bar & Restaurant

    (13 reviews)

    SOME TIMES A PLACE NEEDS A GENRE OF IT'S OWN…read more ... it was like dinner theater ala Americana. We needed someone to settle a question: is that berm that goes along the Hwy 28 an old railroad bed or is it an irrigation ditch. Finally, as we were getting gas in Leadore, ID, we decided to stop at the Silver Dollar Restaurant, hoping that someone there would know. Oh, what a jolly surprise this place is! It turns out that they were closed, but the lady asked if we were hungry and said she never turns away hungry people. That made our city manners feel a little uncomfortable, especially on Mother's Day. But when the stream of talk started from the owner/cook, we were taken back, and then realized we were in for a cultural treat. As background, my husband and I have both lived internationally (on different continents) and in rural backwaters, so we don't expect everyone to be like ourselves. Not only did we get our question about the berm answered, We learned all about the train station that burned down across the street, and loads of other local history tidbits. And, we found out that the owner's 3 year old grandson will be entering a pie in the local county fair with a video to prove that Mom and Grandma didn't bake it. If you want a spinach salad with beets and candied walnuts (a favorite of mine), this isn't your place. Think sandwiches more along the lines of Dagwood, than bistro. All the slicing is done with a knife not a slicer, and there is no Gordon Ramsay to abuse the cook about the width of the tomato slice on the BLT or the perfect measurement cheese on the ham and cheese sandwich. I may have to go to the County Fair in Salmon just to check out that little boy's pie.

    Great food. The burger was juicy and yummy. The fries were definitely cut directly froM potatoes…read moreand fried up. Just the way I like 'em. We'll see you the next time we drive through. Thx!

    scoops corner cafe

    scoops corner cafe

    (10 reviews)

    If you're even thinking about going to Scoops, stop thinking and just GO. This place is not your…read moreaverage ice cream shop -- it's the kind of place that makes you cancel your plans, forget your diet, and seriously consider ordering a second cone... before you even finish the first. Let's talk about the ice cream: I got a scoop of huckleberry and a scoop of rocky road, and I am not exaggerating when I say it was some of the best ice cream I've ever had in my life. The huckleberry was absolutely incredible -- super creamy, packed with real huckleberry flavor, and not overly sweet. It actually tasted like fruit, not fake syrup. If you've never had huckleberry ice cream before, Scoops is the place to try it. You'll be hooked. Then there's the rocky road -- rich, chocolatey, and loaded with gooey marshmallows and crunchy almonds. It's that perfect balance of soft and crunchy, sweet and deep. It's not just a classic flavor done well -- it's a full-on chocolate event in your mouth. The staff were super friendly and patient, even though I asked to sample like four flavors first. (Shoutout to the girl working behind the counter -- you're a real one!) The place was clean, colorful, and had that cozy, small-town charm that makes you feel right at home. Prices were totally reasonable for the quality, and the portion sizes were generous. You really get what you pay for -- and more.

    This is by far the greatest ice cream and restaurant I have ever been. The family that run this…read moreplace are awesome. They are all so happy and there smiles are contagious. If you are sad come here and you won't be sad for long. AAA 10+ and the service is second to none!

    Sunbeam Cafe - cafes - Updated May 2026

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