We came because of the GLUTEN FREE options - any sandwich or wraps could be made with gf bread or bagels. Enjoyed hearty breakfast sandwiches, excellent coffee, calm atmosphere. I can imagine it is really full and loud when lots of students are here. On a Sunday morning it was relaxed. Great service. Seemed to not quite have enough chairs for all the tables. Would definitely come again.
Butterburr's Restaurant in Pocatello is a hidden gem! I recently had a wonderful experience dining there. The restaurant has a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere, perfect for a casual lunch or dinner. They offer a variety of homestyle comfort food options, and I was particularly impressed by their gluten-free selections. Overall, I highly recommend Butterburr's for a delicious and satisfying meal.
Service was slow. It is definitely a sit down and not hurry kind of dinner. Very clean. I absolutly love that they have a gluten free menu, just ask for it. My food was great! I had steak and potatoes with the shrimp cocktail. Cocktail sauce is good, but extra burn in the nose kind of spiciness with the Wasabi in it. My hubby's Philly was overpriced and not fantastic. We did not have dessert. All in all a nice date night out or fancy place to sit and eat. It was alot of money thou for just 2 people.
Idk why we always seem to dine out during the busiest part of the day, but when we got to this IHOP it was PACKED and the servers we're all going over-time to accommodate. Despite this, we were seated promptly at a clean table by a friendly staff.
Our server Liz was super sweet and friendly (she was being awesome to the table beside us with little kids. Interacting and chatting with them. It was very cute.)
The food was great, as always, but specifically my meal. I've been gluten free for the past 6ish months and that's made dining out for breakfasts really difficult. But IHOP has a gluten FRIENDLY meal! (If you're extremely sensitive I wouldn't recommend, just cuz i don't think they can guarantee no cross contamination)
I had a cinna-stack of gluten free pancakes with hasbrowns and it was all. Soo. Good. I've always loved their signature pancakes so when I heard I could have them w8th gluten free cakes I was ecstatic. My non gf friend got the same thing and our pancakes were the same size and fluffyness. 10/10!!
They do pancakes and belgin waffles gluten free, and if you decide to do an ompet SPECIFY that you want it gf!!!! They typically mix in a little pancakes batter to the egg mixture to make it fluffier but they can accommodate if you don't want that.
Over all, ready recommend!!!
I've had a couple Off The Rails beers in the last year, but this is my first trip to the brewery. I went twice while the daughter was busy with other business.
Good menu with old-reliable styles and more modern takes. I had a flight one visit and the bigger IPA and barleywine on the second. The IPAs were all pretty good, but the standard styles seemed to have a "house flavor" that wasn't offensive, just not welcome.
The food looks solid and there are gluten free options. Just had some chips and salsa on my 1st visit.
I really wanted to get a crowler of the barleywine to take home, but they allegedly don't have a crowler machine anymore. This is a problem all across eastern and southern Idaho, seems like nobody has a crowler machine and every place that has one, nobody knows how to use it.
Really big inviting space seems about right for a college town, but the space has different areas that allow separation and a little privacy if you want. I enjoyed both visits at the bar.
Super easy to get to and is on the main drag in downtown Pocatello.
By far the best place to go for lunch in Pocatello! Palate stands out from the usual smaller town fare with menu offerings you would normally only find in big cities. Every time I pass through town I stop for food and they have never failed to impress.
Food comes in good-sized portions and the presentation is always great (while it won't change the flavors, it does show a level of care imo).
For the dietarily challenged: my wife is vegetarian, and I have both dairy and gluten intolerances so eating out can sometimes be a challenge for us, particularly in smaller towns. The kind people at Palate happily catered to whatever we needed. While I would call it gluten-friendly not gluten-free, they do their best in a mixed environment and genuinely seem to care.
Service has been friendly and accommodating every time we've been. We've enjoyed many conversations with the servers there.
The crowd has been primarily college-aged each time we've gone. Rgardless of your age bracket, the food here is fantastic and I highly recommend you check it out whether you're in town or passing through.
Only negative for this place is parking. Plan on parking on the street during busy hours. They have a small lot, it's hard to get in and out of, and it's usually full.
No gluten free options. Small servings. Food overcooked and dry. Mashed potatoes were so bad my 4 year old wouldn't eat them (and neither would my husband). Definitely not going back.
My parents and I visited for my Mom's birthday. They offer many gluten free options, which, unlike many places, taste good. Our server, Justin, suggested that we try a new gluten free brownie sundae that they are working on. It has a nice, rich chocolate flavor and a good texture. 👍
They provide a great dinning experience.
Accommodating Gluten-Free