Cattlemen’s Cafe

Step back in time to the kind of restaurants where farmers and ranchers would meet to find out what everyone in the industry would speculate about the market and bemoan the state of affairs while driving a new pickup; where servers would take and give and joke, where entire generations would meet over a meal, where portions were big and menu prices were reasonable. I love coming to this place. While Indian Creek Plaza has evolved with fun shopping, events and food and drink, this place has held onto being a stop along the train tracks, with weekly cattle auctions. They use real butter and honey packets, thick slices of bacon, gut bomb homemade biscuits, 1/2 pound hamburgers, over the edges of the plate pancakes and breakfast eggs ordered over easy are still runny. The regulars tolerate vis

Absolutely delicious and can’t wait to go back! Some of the best house coffee I’ve had in awhile, with some good home cooking. We had biscuits and gravy and a breakfast burrito with ham. Portions were great for the price and could be shared (but who’d want that when it’s that this good) the biscuits were fluffy, gravy tasty, burrito was full of flavor and came with a side of salsa and sour cream.

Outstanding Experience at Cattleman Café! This place truly reminds me of what great service used to be like. From the moment we walked in, every single person was friendly, attentive, and genuinely happy to be there — everything was done with a smile. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with all the wonderful old country signs and decor that make you feel right at home. The food had incredible flavor! My wife had the asparagus omelet — packed with flavor and cooked perfectly. I had the biscuits and gravy — the biscuits tasted fresh-made and the gravy had that rich, hearty flavor you just don’t find everywhere. Wonderful service, great food, and an old-school country feel that makes you want to stay awhile. We’ll definitely be back — highly recommend giving Cattleman Café a try!

This is the quintessential local Idaho place, nestled between industrial buildings and attached to a livestock arena. From the no-frills motif, hilarious signs that blanket each wall and friendly service...there's so much to love. We were immediately seated on a busy Saturday morning for breakfast in a 1970s throwback booth with laminated wood. It was comfortable and comforting, such a nice way to start our visit. We had plenty of time to scour the menu, chock full of everything a breakfast yearning heart desires from homemade waffles, omelets, pancakes, biscuits with gravy...you name it. I ordered the Denver omelet, substituted the ham for sausage, with home fries and an English muffin. Hubby got two pancakes, scrambled eggs and sausage. Food came a lot quicker than expected; it wa

This place is awesome...the food was super amazing. I'm here for work and reminds me so much of home in Arizona. Just simply amazing. The ham steaks were so good.