The type of atmosphere a pub offers could be enough alone to bring in repeat business. Some pubs have Western themes, sports themes, and music themes, and the junk that hangs on nails throughout can offer as much entertainment as the people who frequent these establishments.
Not to take anything away from Magic Valley eateries, but when I crave really tasty, messy wings, there are two places not too far outside the city I head to.
When it comes to narrowing down which pub or eatery in the Gem State has the very best, many Idahoans swear they can be found 80 miles north of Twin Falls in the city of Ketchum.
It is the way a neighbor is supposed to be, but lately, the towns around Twin Falls, have not been playing nice, and have been downright selfish lately.
Regardless of the opinions Idahoans have on people from California, if you're a movie fan, then there's no better tourist attraction than Los Angeles anywhere in the world. From the city's towering billboards to the production lots and the vibrant, intricate murals, LA just exudes movie magic.
I wonder how many area phone book users were completely confused by the listings, or thought the publishers of the book were pranking them, when in fact it was the iconic actor who introduced the world to the "Dark Knight."
Of all the famous film location sites Idaho has provided the movie industry over the years, this Ketchum location is the closest to the Magic Valley of all of them. That's if you're not counting Breakfast of Champions (shot in Twin Falls) starring Bruce Willis and Brad Weiser.