It's a fun little local spot on Victor The selection is nice…read moreand the bartender was great.

I lived for over a decade in Teton Valley. Toward the end of my stay there, this business opened…read moreits doors, and became by far my favorite place to have a beer! I'm not really sure how to say this, but the Refuge has a magical vibe to it. It's a happy place where people who don't know each other actually have nice conversations. It's a small setting, where dogs and people mingle and great connections are made. I've never experienced a pub or taphouse that had such a happy vibe. I've made lifelong friends at this little place, including the owner, Brian. I would give this place a 10 and it's a must stop for anyone passing through Victor. I no longer live in the valley but every time I visit I make sure to spend time at the Refuge.

This is the best pizza I've ever had in my life. It's worth flying to get it's that good. If you…read morehaven't been, it's a must try.

Awesome Pizza and amazing service! So awwwwsomeeeeeeeeeeeee and nice pizza soooooooooooo cheesyread more

This was probably the best meal we had while visiting Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks…read more We had a day to explore the area and Grok (of all things/places) recommended visiting Victor and Driggs for the day. Kids had chicken tenders and the steak and fries. Both kids enjoyed their meal. The chicken tenders were huge and kid got 3 of them. The steak was about 5oz, which was a decent size for the kid. It came pre-cut, so the kiddo didn't have to handle a huge steak knife to cut it--which was nice. Both came with a generous serving of golden French fries. Fresh cut or frozen, these fries were good! Either a second ramekin of ketchup or a larger one is definitely needed for the amount of fries served. I had the burger. It wasn't fancy--just cheese, lettuce, tomato, and onions--but it was a thick patty with fluffy bun with lots of flavor. It also came with a ton of golden fries. My mom had the BLT that didn't skimp on the pork belly. I wish the stores sold thick cut bacon like that. She said it was delicious. Hubby had the lobster roll. The kids brought the purple potato chips were the neatest thing (they were good, too). The lobster roll was perfectly dressed--not too much and not too skimpy--and tasted surprisingly fresh. This place is a little more upscale than some of the other places we've eaten at this week. We were welcomed as we were--shorts and tees. Other guests were dressed casually, not overly fancy. The adjacent museum was a cool place to visit, too. It housed 3 restored Navy planes that were neat to see. Since we're headed home tomorrow, we won't be back, but if we were staying longer, we'd make the ~hour long drive just to eat there again!

I can see why this place has a high rating. The scenery is awesome and it's cool that it's…read moreconnected to a museum with old warbird planes and the menu has a nice variety of food. However, our food experience was also mixed. We shared a soup du jour (potato bacon broth based) which was awesome. Parmesan fries app came as a generous portion and were pretty good as was our elderberry mocktail. The big disappoint was the tandoori chicken which the waitress recommended but we found to be very dry. It was described on the menu as having a yogurt marinate, which was already mixed into the dish, but we couldn't really taste it. The tabouli/rice that came with it was also dry and didn't have much taste. The waitress was nice and tried to get more sauce but when she couldn't, she brought olive oil and vinegar which was ok but at that point I would have just liked something different as it was pretty mediocre. Forage is a nice restaurant with some nice options but you should expect to spend a fair amount. I would expect the fine dining experience quality to match the price, but we had enough good food here that I would come back to try something different.

Cool little restaurant in Driggs. It's a cozy and inviting atmosphere and the staff were great. We…read moresat on the patio which was scenic and perfect for a semi-warm day, mountains towering in the distance from all angles and far enough away from the Main Street to diminish the sounds of cars passing by. Our waiter made recommendations and seemed to look out for our best interest. The beer on draft list was on the small side but had something for just about everyone. Plenty of food variety to choose from. I went with the Buffalo burger and fries. I loved the variety of cheese and topping options, unique selections such as smoked Gouda, Cooper Sharp White American and red jalapeños. The portions were awesome for both. The burger was flavorful though it did come out a little more done than I had requested for Medium. All in all it was a great lunch.

Food was overall good - go for the steak & cheese sandwich with homemade fries. Servers were very…read morenice but it took almost an hour for our food to come out.

So much fun! Great venue, music, owner! The story of this bar is amazing and I have friends back…read morehome telling me how famous this bar is. First opened in 1912! A new favorite place when I visit a Driggs, ID.

Super awesome club in Tetonia! The vibes here are refreshingly genuine and rowdy. The bar has a…read morehuge neon-purple sign outside that announces it. The inside is wood paneled and with a bent sturdy bar top selling whiskey, other booze and beers. There is dancing. There is DJing and there is also live music out back on a tiny stage. Inside the folks are jovial, joking, well-spirited and rowdy too. Some beers are mass marketed large brands and there are local drinks. To enter you pay a $5 coverage charge that includes the music out back. Parking is a bit of a meander as you can park along the highway or park between two bars, or briefly in front of the Tetonia Bar drink and karaoke sign! This place is a ton of rollicking fun and a booze fest of epic all-night dancing and boot scooting! Review: 5

I was cut off after 3 drinks. What are you in business for? Evidently not to service bar customers!read more

The Barlow's know how to throw a party! The best live music I have heard in years! The atmosphere…read moreis the best! The service is top notch! The drinks are crazy reasonable!

Beautiful bar quietly killing the craft cocktail scene in Idaho Falls. Less pretentious than other…read morehigh end lounges downtown, H&T prefers to let human spirits flow versus just alcohol based spirits. Ambience is warm, downstairs and the rooftop bar is perfect to get away from the norm when you need it. Steve is best bar boss in town, maybe on the planet. All the bartenders are super responsive, pay attention to detail, and insanely consistent. Airica especially. Love this place.

Heads & Tails Distillery is a modern cocktail bar and distillery in downtown Idaho Falls known for…read moreits craft spirits, creative drinks, and relaxed upscale atmosphere.

A thoroughly enjoyable evening and dinner…read more Possibly the best ribeye I've had in the past 10 years, but the other "foam and powder"aspects of the dish were just silly. The so called General Tso steak sauce was like a thimbleful smear and completely irrelevant. BBQ Ramen seasoning? Not even enough to get a taste profile of it. The trout with a green curry sauce was good but again, ummmm.... Trout has a subtle flavor. Green curry coconut sauce, and stuffed with another type of Asian something something....might as just as well better to use a neutral tasting fish like a better quality tilapia imho. Let trout taste like trout. Use a different, neutral tasting fish for these kinds of sauces and fillings. Well at least it wasn't covered with a garnish of micro greens lol. Just a little cilantro heh heh heh. I mean don't get me wrong. Both entrees were okay. But a waste of quality fish when a less costly fish would have been fine what with all those other flavors. And the foam and powder embellishments on the steak were barely noticeable. The whole menu reads like a community college cooking school graduate little bit of this little bit of that. When I get home I'm going to have fun writing the different components of all the menu items on index cards, shuffle, and see what combinations come up each time. And I love the idea of a General Tso steak sauce and want to try creating one. And using a packet of Ramen seasoning instead of Cajun seasoning sounds like a fun thing to try. I just won't do it on a fifty dollar piece of meat. If you are counting calories you skip the gross doughnut hole dessert. Dense ball of dough. Gummy. Like they used a cake doughnut recipe instead of a yeast doughnut or beignet recipe. But if not counting calories , go for it. It's fun to try the sauces, even if not that great a doughnut. Great, festive, lively ambiance . Super friendly staff and service.

With so many strong restaurants in Jackson, this one didn't stand out as one we would revisit…read more Our server was lovely--friendly, attentive, and clearly doing their best. Unfortunately, the bar was painfully slow. Our first round of drinks took about 15 minutes, and the second took closer to 30 minutes after ordering. We eventually had to check in to make sure they were even coming. The food was fine, but not something we'd come back for. The elk pasta lacked the depth and richness you expect from a bolognese. The trout--poblano stuffed and curry-prepared--was an interesting idea, but the curry completely overpowered the fish, making the dish feel unbalanced. We had curry-dusted trout at The Blue Lion earlier in the week that was far better. (One of the best trout meals I've ever had.)