Bar & Grill · $
1 The Sundance Saloon | Bar & Grill
216 North Main Street, Payette
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Chicken Strip Basket
- Sundance Burger
- French Fries
“Absolutely fantastic. The Cuban is perfection.”
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Bar & Grill · $
216 North Main Street, Payette
Customers’ favorites
“Absolutely fantastic. The Cuban is perfection.”
Bar & Grill · $$
10610 Scotch Pines Road, Payette
“Very clean. Nice people working. Calm atmosphere. Everyone is approachable. Show respect and you will get 🫡. Good people, good food, and good golf!”
Fast Food · $
340 South Main Street, Payette
Customers’ favorites
“we stopped in for our daughter's favorite cheese curds and rootbeer. Hailey was keeping busy making sure tables were clean floors swept up. She was very attentive when others came in. whenever we're in Payette, our daughter has to have the curds.”
Burgers · $
305 South 16th Street, Payette
Customers’ favorites
“Younger Red head girl made me what to come here everyday. Was sweet to my kids brought a new toy for my son. Energy was amazing. That’s how costumer service should be. I hope she’s gets a promotion. I’ve never seen it so deserving. Was cleaning and working the whole time. VERY impressed now my son asks if she’s gonna be here next time haha.”
Hamburger · $
691 Southwest 4th Avenue, Ontario
Customers’ favorites
“Went in during the lunch rush and ordered for all of our staff. I was impressed with how quick they were on such a large order, our order was perfect and it tasted great!! Highly recommend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️”
Salad · $
402 Southwest 3rd Street, Fruitland
Customers’ favorites
“When saw they had local food I have to stop in and check them out. Then I was even more impressed by their menu. Salmon burgers. Fries made with beef tallow. $2 Tuesday shrimp tacos. Cherry cider. Delicata squash fries. Love what they’re doing! Can’t believe something this cool is in Fruitland! Love their commitment to staying local and healthy and fresh. I’ll definitely be coming back.”
Japanese · $
900 Northwest 13th Street, Fruitland
Customers’ favorites
“We love going to Ogawa’s and always have a pleasant experience! The servers are friendly and work hard! The food is always delicious and beautifully presented!!! One of our favorite spots!”
Burgers · $
1624 East Idaho Avenue, Ontario
Customers’ favorites
“Normally this place is pretty good, but went in today and ordered the chicken nuggets...within 30 seconds my order was ready....I now know why! Cold, cold, cold! My chicken nuggets were ice cold! Ugh!”
Fast Food · $
1617 East Idaho Avenue, Ontario
Customers’ favorites
“The food is great and they can make it gluten free with a real lettuce wrap rather than a pile of shredded lettuce like the arch boy does. I took a start of overall and marked down the atmosphere because the dining room is a bit dingy and the music is blasting outside. The blaring music is to convince people to move on rather than hang out, but it is also uncomfortable for anyone walking to it from their car!”
Fast Food · $
1639 East Idaho Avenue, Ontario
Customers’ favorites
“Best A&W/KFC I have ever been to. Always clean, everywhere . Fried food always has that fresh grease taste. Which means no grease taste. Please keep the dill cheese curds! They also know how to make the rootbeer. Yes, some A&W's don't. Workers are friendly. I keep going back for more.”
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