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Rogerson, ID · Food & Drink
Idaho State Journal
Opening date still a mystery but hype on overdrive for Twin Falls In-N-Out Burger
After years of rumors and anticipation, Twin Falls residents are finally getting their own In-N-Out Burger — and the excitement across the Magic Valley is impossible to ignore. The new location, going up at 1965 Blue Lakes Boulevard North in Twin Falls, will replace the site’s former Outback Steakhouse, and the building has steadily taken shape along one of the city’s busiest corridors over the past several months. An official opening date has not yet been announced, but with construction nearly finished, locals are hoping it won’t be long now. The West Coast burger chain, known for its cult-like following and famously simple menu, has been slowly expanding into Idaho over the past few years, opening locations in the Boise area after debuting its first Gem State restaurant in Meridian to overnight lines and giddy superfans. Now it’s Twin Falls’ turn to see what all the fuss is about. For Twin Falls locals who’ve made the long drive to Boise just to satisfy an In-N-Out craving, the idea of a location in their city has been years in the making. The proposal first came before city officials, sparked plenty of community discussion, and slowly worked its way through the approval
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This Family-Run Idaho Farm Market Hides Fresh Produce And Local Goods Worth Exploring In July
Summer produce has a short season and absolutely no patience for boring errands. Near Twin Falls, one family-run farm market turns July into something shoppers can actually taste instead of just talk about. The charm comes from how close everything feels to the people behind it. Nothing seems anonymous here.
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El Tapatio Mexican Restaurant marks nearly 30 years in Wendell
WENDELL, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — El Tapatio Mexican Restaurant has been serving the Wendell community for approximately 28 years, according to the owners daughter Michelle Ponce. The Ponce family relocated from Jalisco, Mexico, to Wendell, where they built the restaurant around authentic Mexican food. The business launched when the building...
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This Hidden Idaho Creamery Makes Farm-Fresh Ice Cream With Milk From Its Own Cows
Most ice cream begins in a factory. One small-town Idaho scoop starts with cows grazing just beyond the creamery. Fresh milk from the farm’s own Holstein herd is turned into rich, flavorful ice cream that tastes noticeably different from anything pulled from a supermarket freezer. Every batch stays connected...
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This Idaho Breakfast Buffet Serves Country-Fried Steak, Gravy, And Enough Comfort Food To Ruin Your Plans
Breakfast buffets get risky when the first plate already looks like a bad idea. In Twin Falls, one Idaho favorite knows exactly how to ruin your plans in the best way. The spread is big. The plates get heavy. Country-fried steak brings the confidence. Gravy shows up like it owns...
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This Former Gas Station In Idaho Serves Food So Good It Draws A Dinner Crowd
Idaho has a way of surprising you when you least expect it. You think you are just passing through a small town, and then something stops you completely in your tracks. A former gas station turned restaurant is doing something so bold and so delicious that people are genuinely rerouting their road trips just to eat there.
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These 10 Restaurants From Twin Falls To Ketchum Deserve A Full-Blown Idaho Food Trip
Hunger should not be allowed to hold the map, but this drive makes a strong argument for handing it the keys. Between Twin Falls and Ketchum, the road does more than connect two great Idaho stops. It turns into a rolling excuse to eat well, linger longer, and pull over...
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This LEGENDARY Local Restaurant Has Been Winning Hearts Since 2010 in Twin Falls, ID
Open Mon-Sat, 11 AM–9 PM (closed Sun) Perched 486 feet above the Snake River Canyon, Elevation 486 has been serving up panoramic canyon views alongside an eclectic New American menu since 2010. 🏞️. Founded by chef and owner Tom Nickel, this isn’t just a restaurant with a good...
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New In-N-Out Burger locations opening in St. George and Idaho
ST GEORGE, Utah (ABC4) — In-N-Out, one of America's beloved burger chains, is opening several new locations, and two of those announcements may excite Utahns and Idahoans. According to In-N-Out Burger's "opening soon" list, St. George City is receiving its own restaurant. While there is one in Washington County, this will be the state's southernmost location.
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New owners of Sweet Tsunami Shaved Ice aim to cool community while giving back
JEROME, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — A local shaved ice stand is offering residents a way to beat the heat while also supporting the community. Sweet Tsunami Shaved Ice opened four years ago, but Tyler and Rebecca Goeckner purchased the business less than a month ago. The stand serves Hawaiian-style shave ice, which Tyler Goeckner said differs from a traditional snow cone.
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New bagel shop brings fresh, scratch-made food to Rupert
RUPERT, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — A new bagel shop has opened in Rupert, giving residents access to fresh, scratch-made bagels for the first time. The Square Bagel Co. opened its doors nearly two months ago, the product of more than a year of planning by co-owners and sisters-in-law Sydney and Alana Duffin.
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Twin Falls police are ready for In-N-Out Burger chaos with a detailed opening day traffic plan
TWIN FALLS, Idaho — The Twin Falls Police Department has released its traffic management plan for the grand opening of In-N-Out Burger, even as the official opening date remains unknown. The plan centers on clear signage and designated routes to prevent congestion on Blue Lakes Boulevard. "One of the...
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Twin Falls speakeasy honors local history with 1920s atmosphere
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — A local bar is transporting patrons to the 1920s while honoring Twin Falls history. Freddy’s Speakeasy takes its name from Frederick Carter, an early Twin Falls resident. Owner Brenda Michelle Marsh said Carter’s legacy inspired the bar’s identity. “The reason we...