Restaurants near Snake River Bird of Prey Natural Area

Music was a little too loud, but maybe because we sat close to the musicians. It was difficult to have conversation. We ordered 2 of the NY strip steaks. One was perfectly medium rare. The other was closer to medium/medium-well. A little inconsistent. My friend wanted to order a second drink, but server never noticed his first drink was already done and he had to flag her down to get his second drink order (even though his first drink glass was already taken away). Not really any red flags. We had an enjoyable meal. But attention to detail was a bit lacking.

The food here never misses, it's really good. The service has also always been great. The only thing I'd recommend is updating the very dated early 2000's Will and Grace or Sex and the City decor. Other than that, this place is always great.

Good food but appetizers took ages, even the bread. We were on EST and starving which we told the waiter. Disappointing as my teenager was so tired by the time the food arrived she couldn’t eat it. Great salads, fun “fondue” grilled cheese but it would be good to be responsive to guests.

Amanda was an amazing server. Our cocktails, dinner and overall service was great. Only downside was the baked potato was sub standard considering it’s idaho. Tasted microwaved. The whole grade was A-

Dining on Christmas Eve was a treat. The place was full and the service was lovely. Had an early dinner reservation. Portions are a bit small for the prices, but very tasty. Decided to have a cocktail after dinner, which would have been about 6:30pm. In the French Brassiere, the bar was packed. Toured Tiner's Alley, but alas, was packed as well, however much of it was due to 3 RESERVED tables, including one for about 12 people. Didn't know a bar would encourage reservations, but there they were - all empty. Went back to the main bar, had a few people offer to move, so that me and my guest could have 2 stools together. After 5 minutes and no acknowledgement, we received glasses of water, with no greeting. After 10 minutes, the (1) bartender who was obviously overworked, never made eye contact, no greeting, and never asked for our order. Decided to leave. Perhaps someone called in sick or quit, but the manager was there enjoying a drink at the bar with guests.... Just sayin'