Stuff to do/places to eat in Coeur d'Alene

[TheTone]

For lunch try Meltz for a huge variety of great grilled cheese sandwiches. It’s pretty much my go to when I’m up there

Something else to do: take a bus load of new transplants with you and dump them somewhere else. Man that area is growing like crazy!

 

[NR_Hunter]

That’s where I grew up, guessing y’all will be at the mountain?

We actually got an Air BnB house right in town with enough space for my fiancé to hide from her future in laws if need be lolzzzzz.

 

[NR_Hunter]

For lunch try Meltz for a huge variety of great grilled cheese sandwiches. It’s pretty much my go to when I’m up there

Something else to do: take a bus load of new transplants with you and dump them somewhere else. Man that area is growing like crazy!

I’ll try to do my part so it’s still a net positive for the area if I ever move out there myself .

 

[westbranch]

In another week and a half or so the flows should be down so wading should be a bit easier and fishing should be decent. I now fly fish so just stay out of my spots. Seconding my 2019 post, if Moon Pass is open (delayed much later this year) driving to Avery would be a good day trip. Scenery, history, railroad tunnels, giant burned out cedars, moose sightings likely if you go early. Pizza at TFPs.

Since you are in Kellogg, Radio Brewing has good beer and we like their burgers and sandwiches. Had breakfast at the Goose N the Tree in Pinehurst a few weeks ago and it was very good. Good green chili sauce for North Idaho. City Limits and 1313 Club in Wallace are good.

Pulaski trail in Wallace is good for a family hike and interesting history. Stevens Lake would be good for people in shape but snow conditions will likely make it a bit rougher than usual for this time of year.

 

[NR_Hunter]

High water huh? Hope none of ur spots are tributaries, cause I already know where I’m going.

 

[44hunter45]

Moon Time on E Sherman in CDA. I haven't been for probably 5 years. Good enough that we would drive the hour and a half to get there.

I'm a sucker for McDuff's in Sandpoint.

Both pub style with good beer and food.

 

[MarvB]

Another little hole in the wall we always seem to swing by for lunch in CDA is Meltz. Like 30 different kinds of grilled cheese sannys, gkids love the place!

 

[Potsie]

Get a burger at the Tall Pine in Pinehurst. Best tater tots in Idaho.

 

[Jackleg13]

I will never spend a red cent there since JW took over.

 

[westbranch]

I will never spend a red cent there since JW took over.

Doing my best to interpret: Jehovah's Witnesses took over Coeur d'Alene so you no longer spend money there?

 

[Jackleg13]

lol

Doing my best to interpret: Jehovah's Witnesses took over Coeur d'Alene so you no longer spend money there?haha no.

 

[Jackleg13]

lol

The Tall Pine in Pinehurst. I used to work with the owner.

 

[brocksw]

Cedars floating restaurant was good. The Coeur D alene resort has a couple good options too. If you're in the mood for fancy go upstairs. The resort has a sunday buffet that is awesome too. They had a bacon tower with like 3 different kinds of bacon. I think I ate 3 lbs of bacon that morning.

 

[Potsie]

The Tall Pine in Pinehurst. I used to work with the owner.

Who is the new owner? PM if needed. Hoyt and Joyce still owned it when I left the valley.

 

[Jackleg13]

Who is the new owner? PM if needed. Hoyt and Joyce still owned it when I left the valley.

First of Jerry, last of "the name of pig from. Charlotte's Web".

 

[Potsie]

First of Jerry, last of "the name of pig from. Charlotte's Web".

Recognize the name, but that’s about it.