Excellent drinks and fast service! Their iced coffee and raspberry/strawberry smoothie with a…read moreprotein shot real hit the spot. The outdoor seating area is dog friendly and has ample shade, beautiful flowers, and nice decorations. Plus, the folks working there had a great attitude and were super helpful.

Super nice !. Many, many choices to drink. Specials included Mexican chocolate! Adorable inside…read moreseating and a lovely porch. They are really hustling too! Don't plan on waiting

Great combination of coffee and looking around a unique clothing store. Fantastic place to grab a…read moredrink and relax.

Good coffee but no food in the afternoon. Kind of a bummer to have coffee with no food at 2pm. I…read morewould go back in the morning. Seating only really for 1-2 people at a table.

My expectations were low and I was pleasantly surprised. I just didn't think those who aren't as…read morehealth conscious would be happy here for breakfast. Boy was I wrong. 4 Roots serves a yummy meal for all. I ordered the breakfast burrito and pancakes. The burrito didn't look big but it was full of eggs and very filling. The pancakes covered in butter and syrup were melt in your mouth good. You can tell the food is as healthy as they say here and it does make a difference. We stopped by later in the day to try their baked goods and they were a great hearty snack, Eg

Great place to hung out. Both indoor and outdoor seatings are dog friendly and plenty of variety of…read morefood drinks, and smoothies, etc.

Super friendly and spotlessly clean. Coffee was rich and hot, served with a smile, which always…read morehelps. Highly recommended.

If you are looking for a straightforward coffee shop that does not have food, this is your place…read more There is a small parking lot so during the busy season you might want to park across the street and walk over. Walking in I was overwhelmed by all the coffee mugs, grinders, machines and other coffee paraphernalia they sale. They have a basic coffee menu but have some special flavors of the season. I went with an iced white mocha. It had really good flavor. Not too sweet but just enough flavor that the coffee also shines through. The white chocolate sauce is homemade. They also offer alternative milk for us lactose intolerant folks. The ladies were very nice since it was my first visit and did not rush me to make up my mind. Will hit them up again if o make it back to this part of Idaho.

Remarkable food!! I cant say enough about their food and the restaurant is bright and airy. I…read morewent 2 days in a row!

Today we had lunch ay Humbert's which is part of the Vintage group, same Chefs. The location is…read moreknown to have indoor and outdoor seating since the old Christina's days. Service was excellent. Wine menu was excellent. We enjoyed every plate served and happy that this old spot is in good hands. Go and enjoy.

The service was fast and friendly from the moment we walked in. Our food came out within about 15…read moreminutes of ordering, which was impressive considering how busy they were. The portions were very generous, and everything was incredibly filling. Everything was cooked perfectly, from the eggs and breakfast items to the sides, and even the coffee was surprisingly good. It's not often you find a breakfast spot where both the food and coffee stand out. There was plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, making it a great place for families, larger groups, or anyone looking to enjoy breakfast without feeling cramped. Despite the steady flow of customers, the staff stayed attentive, checked in on us regularly, and kept the tables turning over quickly without making anyone feel rushed. Overall, The Kneadery offers great food, efficient service, and a welcoming atmosphere. I'd definitely recommend stopping by if you're in Ketchum and looking for a hearty breakfast or brunch.

Ambiance is super cozy, cute, relaxed and familial. I come here about once a year and I think it…read moretakes me a year to remember why! I'm definitely here for the flash-gordon-fast and very kind service, the ease of the menue, the deco (I didn't know how much I love wooden bears!) The deco is with a lot of bears both taxidermy as as also wood engraved/sculpured. The walls are covered with vintage Sun Valley posters, Fish & bait illustrations and carved bear deco. The bar has a decorative roof with a taxidermied bobcat and skiing stuff, which makes the Kneadery even more cozy and specially unique as a venue. The loss of a star comes from the blandness of the egg scramble, even though they use high quality eggs; the weird taste of the wonderfully presented whipped butter in a cup -- I love when non-ice-cream looks like ice-cream somehow. Is that real butter? Not discernible by taste. My stomach sadly reacted to that detail. I might need a separate conversation with my stomach about this, but it stays that it tasted weird also to my husband! In past years I would order an omelette with cheese and it came with a bland plain egg omelette folded in half and stuffed with cheese. Maybe an eggadilla (Huevadilla?) would be more of a correct description. Not sure if this technique is an American classic (sorry for slamming it), but I'd recommend to add the cheese to the eggs *before* frying the mixture. The cheesy richness of the cheese enhances the eggs tenfold! My hb really enjoyed his half order of the two-two-two menu item (2 pancakes, 2 poached eggs, 2 slices of bacon), just the egg was overdone and not even a little runny. Why is it 4 stars and not 3? I really hope the cook figures out cooking eggs one of these days. In the past, I have had the breakfasts with other people, and they all loved their orders which were non-egg-related.

Super awesome staff. They accepted a return on a product that I didn't expect them to do (it was…read morestill in the package, but I had no receipt). I like that they have the free small fruit for the kids while I shop. More reasonably priced but not as big as Atkinson. Less crowded, they have a ton of produce and better deals on spindrift (kids fav).

Tried to order a sandwich at the deli counter. The guy working pointed at a prepackaged sandwich in…read morethe fridge and said "are you sure you don't want this?" I politely said thank you and walked out. Guess they don't like out of towners.

Sun Valley might be a tourist destination but this Starbucks is one of the most notable in the…read moreworld due to the building's refurbishment by locals and its treehouse look both inside and out. It pays homage to the brand, local legends, and the tourism. This is a Starbucks Reserve so their goal is a more upscale experience as opposed to convenience and speed. So sit back and relax! They will also offer your drink in a mug or glass if you're staying in house to enjoy your order. One of my favorite things about the Starbucks of the 2000s was the notes the baristas would write on your disposable cups. We went everyday we were in town for a midday pick me up, and each time we had a note or a picture. Love it! Sometimes it's just the small things! If you're in town anyways, you might as well just stop by! It's not just a Starbucks, it's a destination.

One of my favorite Starbucks locations. Drinks are always made right here. The staff is always…read morepatient and friendly. There is a variety of seating options.

Was lucky enough to meet the owner who was so kind and remade my smoothie to ensure I loved it! I…read moregoofed and didn't read the ingredients the first time and he was so kind! Tasted great and service was even better!

Best AÇAÍ bowls in town.. and located next to my favorite nail salon!Delicious every time!read more

Our good fortune was to be in town for the Tuesday afternoon downtown farmers market; next to last…read morefor the season that runs early June through early October. Next Tuesday, October 7 is last for 2014. THE GOODS Booths line both sides of about a half block. While a small market the choices are many and excellent from organic produce of all kinds, splendid looking fresh baked berry pies (a line here before the market opened so that is a good sign), pasture raised pork, local raised beef, fresh eggs, goat cheese and artisan baked breads to name just a few of the several items for sale. Bellvue General Store was in the house selling their homemade pesto and catsup among other treats from that store just in case you forgot to stop on your way through Bellvue. There were also a couple of local artisans like a women selling adorable earrings and a man selling handsome coffee mugs THE MUSIC Live music every week. The performer on our visit was Mark Mueller on acoustic guitar with vocals. I wanted to pull up a seat and stay for his entire gig for the four hours of the market. Go listen to him wherever he plays. HOURS 2:00 - 6:00 THIS N THAT 1) PARKING On street parking is very, very limited in Ketchum. You will have better luck in shoulder season, after Labor Day, but even then it is lucky to find a parking spot. 2) ACCESSIBILITY Ketchum is miserable for access infrastructure like parking, curb cuts and sidewalks. Know that in general before you go if mobility is an issue. But the market itself is on level paved street and nicely accessible if you can get there. 3) FOOD STAMPS They take them. 3) GOOD NEIGHBOR Bigwood, the bread people, is right next door with retail café.

I hesitate to write this review because I love their farm market so much I want to keep it all to…read moremyself. This is like a little San Franciso. The produce is outstanding and the baked goods reminiscent of Europe. There is a gentlemen at Hank&Sylvies that sells baguettes - you will think you are in France. The fruit stand - well I never have a problem "eating a rainbow" when we are here for the summer. It is just a perfect piece of heaven and I would truly give them 10 stars if I could. WONDERFUL!