Magic Valley Brewing

We were told that this place was an excellent place to eat. We found it to be mediocre at best. It seems someone is trying to hard to be good. The beer battered fries were overcooked and no beer batter taste. The pretzels with beer cheese sauce was grainy and tasteless. The chicken pot pie was very odd tasting. The beer battered fish was overpowered with the taste of beer. The mac n cheese was dull

Very friendly, we were out of town and like to eat local to try new things and support local businesses. They were close to the hotel and were 15 minutes from closing, we called and said it would be ok. They were blessed to have a busier then normal weekend and ended up being out of many items but, were very patient with us and us with them as we found something they had and we would want to eat. Food was fresh and flavorful. They had local root beer and cream soda witch we had. They also have ginger ale and many local beers on tap for people who like to drink. They had an issue with the card machine and were willing to make sure we didn't get charged for the wrong thing. We were just happy they let us eat there and happy to wait since they were very accommodating. They close Monday and Tuesday for cleaning and preparing food for the week. All made fresh and local.

A small town brewery that serves craft beers and scratch made food that taste like the big city. More than a dozen made in house beers, plus a large British pub style menu give a person enough variety to keep coming back for another taste. Rich and Judy have provided the magic valley a place for anyone to hang out, quench their thirst and fill their bellies. If you leave there hungry, it's you're own fault.