Damn , I never really been to white horse really, but it was so busy tn and I got served so well I…read morecouldn't believe it. Mara really hooked it up. Thank you for gettin me right

Sweet underground spot in downtown IF! Had trouble finding the door from Google Maps but well worth…read morethe search. It was quiet around dinner time on a Saturday but absolutely awesome inside. My wife and I rejoiced when we found it. Could imagine it busy late at night but also love it during slow hours. Hope they make it and stay around!

Darling little speakeasy style bar. Delicious craft cocktails. Loved their espresso martini! will…read morebe back!

A Speakeasy Shouldn't Mean Keeping People with Disabilities Out…read more My girlfriend and I were looking forward to going out this weekend to enjoy a downtown establishment that presents itself as a "speakeasy." Unfortunately, the experience surrounding accessibility was extremely disappointing. The main entrance to this restaurant/bar is downstairs, making it inaccessible to someone who uses a wheelchair. The alternative entrance involves going through an area where beer boxes and kegs are stored. Having to wait for employees to move things out of the way just so my girlfriend can enter is inconvenient, uncomfortable, and, quite frankly, embarrassing. My girlfriend uses a wheelchair, but that shouldn't mean she has to feel like an inconvenience just to enjoy a night out like everyone else. She shouldn't have to depend on employees moving storage items around to make room for her to enter a business. She deserves to be welcomed through an accessible entrance that is safe, practical, and dignified. Calling a place a "speakeasy" might create a certain atmosphere, but it shouldn't come at the expense of accessibility. A business should make reasonable efforts to welcome all customers, including people with disabilities. Accessibility should be considered when a business is designed, renovated, or operated--not treated as an afterthought. This isn't about asking for special treatment. It's about equal access, basic consideration, and treating people with dignity and respect. I urge management to take immediate, concrete steps to address this problem. That should include creating a permanent, safe, and dignified accessible entrance that does not require customers to pass through a storage area or wait for employees to move obstacles. Management should also ensure that the route remains clear, practical, and available whenever the business is open, and should communicate a clear timeline for making these improvements. My girlfriend and others who use wheelchairs deserve to enter and enjoy downtown restaurants and bars independently, safely, and without feeling embarrassed or like they're in the way. Everyone deserves a seat at the table. Getting through the door shouldn't be the obstacle.

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 dive bar for sure and it's awesome! Great food and drinks...I was absolutely thrilled with the…read morefood and the menu ...came for a beer but stayed for the food! The bartender was super friendly and knew her stuff!!!

What a great place to stop in and enjoy the night. Pool and other games here. Back yard sorting…read morearea. Great bartenders and people here. Lots of TVs to watch your favorite game. You must try this place for an evening.

Ok Soiled Dove.... Total Rustic Charm Meets Bold Prohibition times. From the entry way to the…read morerestrooms, this place is adorable. We walked in to a live band of jazz and felt like we had been taken back in time. Soiled Dove in Idaho Falls is a hidden gem for those craving hearty comfort food with a Western twist. Nestled in a cozy, rustic space adorned with vintage decor and warm lighting, this spot feels like a cross between a frontier saloon and a modern eatery--ideal for casual dinners, date nights, or post-adventure refueling. Perfect for a date night or just an out of town get away like we had. The drinks are ANOTHER LEVEL. I was boring with a smokey old fashion that left my hair smelling amazing the next morning. The man on my arm got a soiled dove #2 and it was tasty if you like a lot of sweetness. We met someone outside the place named Shawn who was a local there and he said the food was life changing. His go to: the meat balls and feta salad. Shout out to the boss babe who clearly either owned or lead the establishment. Total Sicilian Mob Boss vibes. You inspire me, Sis. From your outfits to the way you carry yourself, you are it girlfriend! Your staff made us feel at home and the security was tight. We will be back next Sturgis trip.

Let's start with the service. It's 10/10 every single time. The food incredible. The drinks even…read morebetter. Great place for a date night or to bring friends. We love it here.

This was a great find for an evening on the rooftop bar. The fire pits up there are nice for late…read morenight heat. When needed. The bartender was great explaining the drinks. We loved everything they had. You must try this place if you want a great evening out.

We had lunch at The Celt yesterday and it was amazing! Four of us enjoyed Poutine, it was so good!…read moreI had the Corned Beef Grilled Cheese Sandwich and it was absolutely delicious! Our waitress was friendly, helpful, took an interest in us and provided exceptional service! We live in Nevada and this was our second meal here and will definitely be back!

Back in IF on a family matter, unparalleled beer selection,…read moreincredibly nice owners/management. Well done! Actually "Brilliant" Bonus for the lovely outside seating ~

This place is amazing for the quality and quantity of beers they have. So far, this is the best…read moreplace in the area I've seen for variety. The venue itself is small and cozy. It would probably be hard to get seating for a group larger than 8- but it makes great use of the space it has. The service was incredibly attentive and I got to try so many beers I've never had. If you are looking for a fun place to hang out and have some beers with great service and ambiance, give this place a try. As a side note, they have Beerio kart and other events you can attend intermittently that lend to a really fun atmosphere.

This place is a dump. It's great. No pretense. Just a bar. Eat the rich, drink here. I don't know…read morethat there is much more that needs to be said. There's beer here. Come drink it.

Downtown Idaho Falls has a number of hidden gems, this place "falls" into that category. Happy hour…read moreruns for an hour from 6-7, planning is key as happy hour at The Celt, across the street runs from 4-6. Very chill patrons and vibe.

This place is a jewel in the middle of Idaho Falls. We were staying in Idaho Falls after our…read moreadventure at Craters of the Moon National Park. We arrived in town late, and a lot of places had already closed at 9 or 10 pm. After checking on line to see what was still open, we just couldn't find "our" place. After a short walk, we happened to see an open sign at Black Rock Fine Wine. The minute we walked in, we knew we were in the right place. The bartender, Chuck, who was also the owner, was so nice and friendly. We also met a couple who were heading to Yellowstone, and we were able to give them advice since we had been there two days before. Then we all shared stories about Grand Teton. This place reminds me of the TV show Cheers. A neighborhood bar where everyone knows your name, you can meet new people, and where great conversations happen.

I never got to try the place because They refused to seat me due to my registered service dog. I…read morereiterated she was a service dog and I should have access acording to ADA. The bartender said she didnt know anything about it but that no way were any dogs allowed. She offered a seat outside in the full sun, no shade available. It was too warm for the dog so I had to leave.

Prices are a little high and beer menu heavily favors hoppy beers. Would like to see more lagers…read moreand dark beers. Tap-N-Fill has a better selection of various genres.

This is a really great place to go get a wide variety of beers for a reasonable price. Chances are,…read moreif you are coming here that is exactly what you're showing up for. If this is the case, this place is 5/5. You can try a large variety of beers and all are amazing. This place itself is cozy and welcoming to all- which is a large plus. I wish I could give this two separate ratings, one for the beer and ambiance and one for the food. This place has alright bar food, but I wouldn't plan to have dinner here. The food we tried was great, especially for being prepared in an industrial microwave. Just be prepared the food isn't restaurant quality. We came on a busy night and kind of had a hard time getting what we wanted, but overall service was friendly and genuinely did the best they could. As far as tap houses go, this place is certainly worth a try!