North Fork
North Fork, ID · Food & Drink
Herald-Journal
The Bancroft Trading Post aims to unite community with food and a place to gather
Bancroft resident Mike Ackerman brings life and opens doors to The Bancroft Trading Post on the quiet streets of Bancroft, offering everyone a place to gather. For a small town that has rarely seen the sight of an open business in the heart of downtown, now seeing cars line the street is something worth celebrating.
Idaho State Journal
Blackfoot's Taste of Teton comes back to life under Idaho Falls restaurateur
BLACKFOOT — A local dining landmark has a new face behind the counter — and a new menu to match. Taste of Teton, the longtime restaurant at 80 N. Broadway in Blackfoot, opened its doors under new management Aug. 10 after Christina Thomson, the Idaho Falls restaurateur behind Roadhouse Saloon and House Bar, took over operations. The change brings more than a new owner. Thomson has installed an entirely new staff, rewritten the menu and reworked service from top to bottom, according to a news release from the restaurant. “We are incredibly excited to step into such a stunning, historic space,” Thomson said. “Our goal is to breathe new life into this local landmark by pairing its beautiful structural charm with an elite level of service and a vibrant new menu that Blackfoot has been asking for. We cannot wait to welcome back regular patrons and introduce newcomers to the all-new Taste of Teton experience.” The restaurant, known for its architecture and its history in the community, has kept its historic building intact while overhauling nearly everything else — from the flavor profiles on the plate to the team delivering it. Reservations aren’t required for small groups. Those interested in
East Idaho News
Ready to ‘eat mor chikin’? Ammon Chick-fil-A announces opening date following remodel
AMMON — A new and improved Chick-fil-A is set to open in Ammon next week after closing for most of the summer. The popular fast food restaurant temporarily closed at the end of June for major interior and exterior enhancements. “We’ve been open for over 15 years so it was time to spruce things up and do some upgrades,” General Manager Jess Lainhart tells EastIdahoNews.com. “We’re so excited to welcome our guests back to share this new experience with us.” RELATED | Here’s why Chick-fil-A in Ammon will be closed most of the summer Construction crews have been busy renovating the kitchen, changi...
KPVI Newschannel 6
It's Time to Shake Things Up with Salsa Days
Things are heating up as the Portneuf Valley Farmers Market in Pocatello is getting ready to hold their annual 'Salsa Days' this weekend. On Saturday August 22, you can take your jars of salsa to the farmer's market. Just head to the information booth in the center of the market...
KIFI Local News 8
Risen From the Ashes: The Rebirth of Baker Country Market
decorhint.com
Idaho Is Home To An Italian Restaurant Ranked Among America’s Best
Here is your excuse to stop underestimating Midwestern Italian food. This celebrated restaurant in Idaho has spent decades proving that exceptional pasta, sauces, and family recipes can build a following far beyond their hometown. The recipes carry generations of tradition, but the real magic happens when that first plate reaches...
East Idaho News
Mama Inez to close after 30 years, but Brad Burtenshaw’s legacy endures
POCATELLO — For more than three decades, Mama Inez has been where families celebrated birthdays, classmates reunited over lunch, coworkers gathered after long days, and generations of residents created memories over Mexican food, cold beer and margaritas. The children of the late Brad Burtenshaw, the beloved longtime owner of Mama Inez, announced on Sunday that they have made the difficult decision to close the longtime Yellowstone Avenue restaurant. Brad Burtenshaw, whose motto was “No bad days,” died in 2021, leaving his three children — Brandon Burtenshaw, Samantha Burtenshaw Kestler and An...
Idaho State Journal
The Society Table brings Southern hospitality and cuisine to Iona, reviving a beloved building's legacy
IONA — A few miles from the bustle of Idaho Falls sits the small town of Iona, where residents put history and community first. The Society Table, which opened July 17 at 3372 Main St., aims to add to both, serving up Southern cuisine and Southern hospitality. The restaurant is open Wednesday through Saturday, with brunch from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and dinner from 4:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. On Sundays, it is open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. This is no ordinary restaurant. The building holds decades of memories. In 1984, after years of selling livestock, Ernest "Ernie" Longhurst came to Iona wanting to build something special. He opened Ernie's Cafe and ran it until he sold it in 2004. The cafe was known for its prime rib on Friday and Saturday nights, for the sense of belonging it brought to town and for the memories gained within those four walls. Brandi Tyler and Blake Dawson saw the potential during a trip to Iona. Conversations with Tyler's father, who taught at Bonneville High School, and his fond memories of Ernie's Cafe gave them the confidence to try. "Blake and I started talking about it, like there's something
decorhint.com
This Little Idaho Restaurant Serves Breakfast Travelers Love
You could drive past this little restaurant without giving it a second glance. That would be a delicious mistake. Behind its modest exterior, the grill has been turning out hearty breakfasts that keep locals coming back and travelers happily changing their road-trip plans. The smell of fresh coffee greets you...