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North Fork, ID · Food & Drink
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A New Cake Pop and Cookie Cart Opens in Pocatello
A new bakery cart is bringing a tasty treat to a Pocatello neighborhood. The 'Pop and Go' serves cake pops and cookies, with a selection of new and returning flavors every week. The cart is self serve and is currently filled with a variety of summer cake pop flavors, including...
East Idaho News
Rexburg’s Treat Sweet Co. puts the flavor in fair-inspired food
REXBURG — Treat Sweet Co. is a newly established restaurant at the Wolfe It Down Rexburg Food Court that combines the aroma of fried fair food with the popping colors of Japanese treats. Sure to be the next place to satisfy a sugar tooth or take a date, the restaurant, run by manager Sarah Vitali, was founded with the clear goal of making it a place for families and college students alike. “My husband is the owner of the Kingdom of Pho, and we wanted … people not just to enjoy a dessert but have a fun memory associated with it as well,” Vitali said. Currently, the only dessert-focused shop in ...
everafterinthewoods.com
This Wyoming Café Is Hidden In Plain Sight (And It’s Worth Finding)
The strangest hiding places are the ones everyone walks past. No secret road. No mysterious directions. No treasure map needed. This Wyoming café has been sitting right there, quietly doing its thing while most people have no idea what they’re missing. That might be the best part. It...
Idaho State Journal
A Treat for Every Table: Cottage bakery Bunnie Bakes curates inclusive desserts for all
POCATELLO — A local cottage bakery is curating deliciously crafted desserts for a niche market, creating cupcakes, cookies, confections and other treats that are entirely gluten-free, nut-free and vegan. Bunnie Bakes was founded in 2022 by Bunnie Myers, who launched the business while living in Idaho Falls after she and a close friend, Ollie Weber, were each diagnosed with food allergies in adulthood and share a restrictive diet. Myers and Weber met through an outside job and quickly became friends. Weber began helping fund the bakery during its earliest markets. When they both relocated to Pocatello in 2024, Weber became a full business partner. The pair founded the cottage confectionery to provide a service to anyone who has ever shown up to a party, public market or wedding and found themselves unable to safely eat anything on the menu. “We really wanted to fill in that emptiness where people just feel excluded in being able to have a treat,” Myers said. “We just think everyone deserves something, whether it’s a cupcake or a cookie or some bread or whatever they need.” That accessibility also extends to the cost, to make their treats as affordable as possible. Weber said baking has
eastidahonews.com
Possible measles exposure at Driggs grocery store; health officials urge vaccinations
TETON COUNTY, Idaho – Eastern Idaho Public Health has reported a case of measles in Teton County. This individual is a vaccinated adult that came in close contact with a known case during their infectious period. This is the 10th case in Idaho this year and the second case in eastern Idaho this year.
Idaho State Journal
Sweet B's Bakery rises from the old Homestead in Blackfoot
BLACKFOOT — Tim and Brinna Caudle held a grand opening Friday, July 10, and Saturday, July 11, for their Sweet B’s Bakery at 1355 Parkway Drive in the old Homestead restaurant. “We were busy and did well. We sold out of pastries both days,” Tim Caudle said. “Cinnamon...
decorhint.com
This Idaho Drive-In Keeps Its Carhop Service And Old-School Burger Charm
Time slows the second you pull in. The speakers crackle and your shoulders drop. Suddenly the rush of the day fades. A carhop still brings food to your window. So the whole scene feels pleasantly frozen. Idaho keeps this old-school spot alive in a small town. Thick shakes and crisp...
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Chopstick Cafe Sign Brought Back to Life
The Chopstick Cafe sign was relit Saturday night as part of the annual Neon Fest in Historic Downtown Pocatello at Lookout Point. The sign is installed on the side of the building housing the Metaphysical Store, along South Arthur Avenue. The relighting marked the 23rd neon sign brought back to...
Idaho State Journal
Jim Dandy Brewing's eighth anniversary celebration set for Friday
POCATELLO — Jim Dandy Brewing is celebrating eight years in the community and a recent gold-medal win for its Ambush Roaring Ale with a weekend of new beers, merchandise and live music. The homegrown brewery recently took home gold at the North American Brewers Association Beer Awards in the blonde ale category for its Ambush Roaring Ale. The beer was developed in partnership with Idaho State University's athletics department. Co-owner Davis Gove said the brewery worked with ISU to craft an officially licensed beer for Bengals fans, brewed with Idaho malt and hops. Gove described the brew as a light, easy-drinking beer that pairs well with watching a sports game. The name is a nod to the Bengal mascot and a tiger "ambush," a term for a group of tigers. The gold medal adds to a growing list of accolades for the brewery, whose Boxcar hazy IPA has picked up national recognition in recent years, including a silver at the U.S. Open Beer Championship and back-to-back silvers at the North American Brewers Association awards. Jim Dandy beers are now poured at a wide variety of restaurants, pubs and bars around Pocatello, including Goodies, Sand Trap, Sandpiper, McKenzie River, Brick 243,
Idaho State Journal
First Food Truck Showdown to bring local vendors, cooking competition to Saber Ridge Farms
BLACKFOOT — Saber Ridge Farms will host its first annual Food Truck Showdown Friday, July 10, from 4 to 7 p.m., pitting local food trucks against each other in a cooking competition while area vendors sample their products for the community. Nathan Gelles, founder and owner of Saber Ridge Farms, said the event grew out of his love of food and a desire to support local businesses. “I love food and love local communities, and I was hoping to try to get some creativity from some of our local food purveyors, and try to support our local businesses, while also getting some of our vegetables in people’s hands, and get some of the creativity of these chefs,” Gelles said. For Gelles, the event is about more than competition — it’s about reviving a shared appreciation for food. “It means everything to me. I think every important event in life is focused around food in some way, shape or form — births, deaths, weddings, everything is breaking bread with somebody,” he said. “We’ve just gotten too fast-paced to where we’ve forgotten to slow down and enjoy each other and a good meal.” The full list of participating food trucks and vendors
East Idaho News
Chopstick Cafe sign to glow again as Neon Fest returns
POCATELLO — For generations of local residents, the Chopstick Cafe was the go-to spot for Chinese food downtown. Soon, that familiar piece of history will shine once again. As part of Pocatello’s second annual Neon Fest, the restaurant’s iconic neon sign will be relit and permanently installed in historic downtown, marking the latest milestone in the city’s ongoing effort to preserve its vintage neon heritage. The Chopstick Cafe, originally opened by the Hom family, operated for decades, though not always under Hom ownership. It became one of downtown Pocatello’s best-known restaurants. While ...