<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=307B9T_1AKFTfXl00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=307B9T_1AKFTfXl00" width="1200" height="600" >TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — A local restaurant is planning a comeback after an unexpected closure, with help from the community.Bailey McCleflin, owner of Baked N’Loaded Potato, said the business closed abruptly after moving out of Magic Valley Mall.“With the abrupt closing of our restaurant we kinda didn’t even know we were going to close... it was just a last second minute thing,” McCleflin said.McCleflin said moving out of Magic Valley Mall made for a tougher season, but she and her husband have received support from the community. Community members have helped raise more than $900 to help the business.“Our community has been such a blessing... with sharing... reaching out... and I can’t thank the community enough,” McCleflin said.McCleflin said she is hopeful the new location will help the business grow.“We’re growing... we’re continuously wanting to grow and maybe even one day have our own brick and mortar but yes I feel it will be a beautiful growing experience for sure,” McCleflin said.McCleflin said the business mission has not changed. She said Baked n’Loaded will continue to serve the community, especially those who may be struggling.“If anybody’s ever hungry... you know no one should go without dinner... at night time I will bring you a plate... my kid will bring you a plate... my husband... somebody will... or you can come to our house and even enjoy it with us because we’re pretty open family and we love what we do and helping each other out,” McCleflin said.At the new location, the restaurant’s popular potatoes will remain on the menu, along with the map from the previous location. McCleflin said the business is making some changes to the menu.“We’re revamping our menu everything will stay the same the elote my buds the flamin hot... those specialty buds will stay the same but we’re going to be offering a different base type... so you can choose your base of potato... from baked potato to tater tots to french fries we’re going to do the whole pick your base and then choose however to build it,” McClelfin said.McCleflin said the goal is to be up and running by May 1 with longer hours.</div></body>

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TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — A local restaurant is planning a comeback after an unexpected closure, with help from the community. Bailey McCleflin, owner of Baked N’Loaded Potato, said the business closed abruptly after moving out of Magic Valley Mall. “With the abrupt closing of our restaurant we...

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TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — A local restaurant is planning a comeback after an unexpected closure, with help from the community. Bailey McCleflin, owne

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