TroutHunter

The servers who usually work there during the day were around, and they were really sweet and welcoming. We only saw the dining area, though I think there are other parts of the building and I don't know what they're used for. I was there after hours for a Fire Fighter convention event where they announced awards, including things like most fire calls taken. It also served as a tribute to their chief, who had recently passed away. The restaurant is locally owned, cute, and bigger inside than it looks, with a relaxed feel. I can't say what it's like when open to the public, but it seems like a cozy spot to eat and spend time with your group. If I come back in a regular setting, I'll update this.

We went for wild west winterfest and had a great time. The building is cute, everyone was so nice, and the live band was pretty good. The fireworks were great too. :)

The staff felt standoffish and a little snooty, and I left feeling unwelcome. That was a letdown, since I usually enjoy fly shops, where people tend to be down-to-earth and helpful, even when I've stopped in alone to pick something up for my husband. I'm married to an avid fly fisherman, so I was looking forward to visiting this shop with him. Maybe we caught them on an off day, because the shop itself has a lot of potential, but the way we were treated makes me not want to return.

The guides are excellent, with incredible knowledge of the local area. There's a huge selection in the fly shop, and experienced anglers there to help. Add in a quality restaurant and nice lodging, all right by the river, and it's a great combination of businesses. I'd give it 10 stars if I could.