Pocatello
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 1:08 pm
Pocatello- Where do you go on Friday evening before the game?
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Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 1:49 pm
in your hotel room with the curtains closed and the tv blasting, eating the food and drinking the beer that you packed before going into that nasty place.
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 2:18 pm
Jackson Hole
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 2:19 pm
Bleedinbluengold wrote:Jackson Hole
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 2:45 pm
I agree...there really isn't much to do. 
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 2:52 pm
Not much going on in Pokie. We usually stay at the Holiday Inn or Quality Inn and just hang out at the bar there. The Green T is a huge country/western setup with something like 7 bars, but I'm not into C/W (there is some nice scenery though).
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 4:41 pm
Hey we got a 10plex movie theater! Buddy's is a great place to eat. Beware of the GAAAAALIC breath the next day if you eat the salads but WELL worth it. Should be some high school football in the dome on Friday.
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 4:57 pm
A movie?
High School Football?
Friday Night?
Must be in Southern Idaho!!
High School Football?
Friday Night?
Must be in Southern Idaho!!
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 5:04 pm
Or NE Montana.WalkOn79 wrote:A movie?
High School Football?
Friday Night?
Must be in Southern Idaho!!
Pocatello
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 6:24 pm
When did the Cat fans start to whine like the Griz fans? 
If you're here Friday night, there are the standard restaurant chains you can go to (Perkins, Red Lobster, Fazoli's, Elmer's...). Go to some of the local places though for good food and a great time -- Mama Inez for great Mexican, Buddy's for great Italian, Oliver's looks like a standard coffee shop but has a great menu with every type of option you can imagine. Try the Bengal IPA at Portneuf Valley Brewing. The Press Box is a sports bar/restaurant where you'll run into a lot of Bengal and Bobcat fans.
Want some sports? Go to the dome early and watch Century take on Preston (think Napolean Dynamite) for some high school action. Better yet, go to Reed and take in some volleyball with the Bengals taking on the Griz.
Culture? Go to the new Stephens Performing Arts Center - it really is a nice facility and contains a state of the art concert hall and a black box theater. You can catch Shakespeare's Macbeth or the ISU Symphony tonight (you missed Carol King perform last night). http://www.isu.edu/stephens/eventinfo.shtml
Hope to see some of you tailgating beforehand, and have a safe trip back.
If you're here Friday night, there are the standard restaurant chains you can go to (Perkins, Red Lobster, Fazoli's, Elmer's...). Go to some of the local places though for good food and a great time -- Mama Inez for great Mexican, Buddy's for great Italian, Oliver's looks like a standard coffee shop but has a great menu with every type of option you can imagine. Try the Bengal IPA at Portneuf Valley Brewing. The Press Box is a sports bar/restaurant where you'll run into a lot of Bengal and Bobcat fans.
Want some sports? Go to the dome early and watch Century take on Preston (think Napolean Dynamite) for some high school action. Better yet, go to Reed and take in some volleyball with the Bengals taking on the Griz.
Culture? Go to the new Stephens Performing Arts Center - it really is a nice facility and contains a state of the art concert hall and a black box theater. You can catch Shakespeare's Macbeth or the ISU Symphony tonight (you missed Carol King perform last night). http://www.isu.edu/stephens/eventinfo.shtml
Hope to see some of you tailgating beforehand, and have a safe trip back.
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 6:29 pm
Isn't there a casino just North of town around 20 miles?
Ah, yeah, gambling...
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 6:41 pm
Fort Hall Casino is only about 10 miles north of town, just off the freeway.
http://www.forthallcasino.com/
If you drive about 30 miles south, Lava Hot Springs is GREAT (and is open till 10 or 11 pm).
http://www.lavahotsprings.com/
The Brewpub (Portneuf Brewing) usually has live entertainment as well.
http://www.portneufvalleybrewing.com/
http://www.forthallcasino.com/
If you drive about 30 miles south, Lava Hot Springs is GREAT (and is open till 10 or 11 pm).
http://www.lavahotsprings.com/
The Brewpub (Portneuf Brewing) usually has live entertainment as well.
http://www.portneufvalleybrewing.com/
Re: Ah, yeah, gambling...
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 6:45 pm
Bengal1 wrote:Fort Hall Casino is only about 10 miles north of town, just off the freeway.
http://www.forthallcasino.com/
If you drive about 30 miles south, Lava Hot Springs is GREAT (and is open till 10 or 11 pm).
http://www.lavahotsprings.com/
The Brewpub (Portneuf Brewing) usually has live entertainment as well.
http://www.portneufvalleybrewing.com/
Now if I could have only came down for the game.....I'm sooooo bummed.
I hope everyone has fun tonight and tomorrow (Bobcat fans more fun of course)
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 6:52 pm
The Press Box is always a good stop. Cold beer, good eats and we've always had good camaraderie with the Bengal fans.
The one in Idaho Falls usually makes the itinerary also- either going down, coming back, or both.
The one in Idaho Falls usually makes the itinerary also- either going down, coming back, or both.
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 9:35 pm
Honestly, I like Pokeafellow 
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It is kinda cool how part of the city is on that hillside - makes for some great views.
Lava Hot Springs IS great - been there myself.
.It is kinda cool how part of the city is on that hillside - makes for some great views.
Lava Hot Springs IS great - been there myself.
Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 10:47 pm
Can't remember the name of the golf course on the hill, but it's fun to play.grizzh8r wrote:Honestly, I like Pokeafellow
It is kinda cool how part of the city is on that hillside - makes for some great views.
Lava Hot Springs IS great - been there myself.