EAT, DRINK & DISCOVER IN DOWNTOWN WALLACE

Dining & Shopping

Enjoy local flavors in colorful restaurants and bars, and unique finds in gift and antique shops—all minutes from the Wallace Inn.

HISTORIC CHARM, LOCAL FLAVOR

Where Small-Town Character Meets Big Taste and Hidden Treasures

Downtown Wallace is just steps away—and it’s packed with personality. Whether you’re craving handcrafted meals or browsing for that perfect keepsake, our mountain town delivers. Savor a cozy wine bar, grab a hearty breakfast, or sip espresso in a historic saloon. Then wander through shops full of antiques, curiosities, and locally made goods. It’s all part of the Wallace experience—authentic, walkable, and full of surprises.

SMALL TOWN TREASURES AWAIT

Shops & Boutiques in Wallace

Stroll historic streets lined with antique stores, quirky gift shops, and one-of-a-kind boutiques—all filled with stories and locally made goods.

A charming shop featuring silver jewelry, Idaho garnets and semi-precious stones, and other local treasures inspired by the Silver Valley’s rich mining heritage. For 30 years and counting, the Silver Shop has been a standout stop for visitors seeking special keepsakes or simply browsing.

Nicknamed “The Weirdest Little Shop in the Northwest,” this eclectic store is a must-visit for treasure hunters. From antique oddities to taxidermy, retro toys to quirky souvenirs, every shelf invites curiosity. It’s an unforgettable stop that perfectly captures Wallace’s charm.

A cozy spot combining a love for books and coffee, offering a curated selection of reads alongside freshly brewed beverages.

A haven for gem enthusiasts and collectors, offering a wide range of minerals, fossils, and unique jewelry pieces.

A boutique offering a range of mountain-inspired apparel and accessories from brands like Prana, Kuhl, The North Face, Hey Dude, and Sanuk. It’s a perfect stop for visitors looking to take a piece of Wallace’s outdoor charm home.

An antique vendor mall with three floors full of new and vintage collectibles, antiques, and retro items.

FLAVORFUL FINDS IN EVERY DIRECTION

Local Restaurants & Cafes

From hearty pub fare to artisan plates, Wallace’s food scene is full of charm, variety, and hospitality—all just steps from the Wallace Inn.

Start your day with a hearty breakfast at the Trailside Cafe, a bright and welcoming spot nestled within the Wallace Inn. Open from 6:30 to 10:00 a.m., the Cafe offers family-friendly fare with generous portions. Signature dishes like the “Mack Daddy Scramble” and “Biker Boost” are local favorites. Guests enjoy meals in comfy booths while taking in scenic mountain views. For special occasions, the adjacent Molly’s provides a semi-private setting for groups. Whether you’re fueling up for a day of adventure or seeking a relaxing morning meal, the Trailside Cafe delivers a delightful dining experience.

Located on historic Bank Street, the Fainting Goat offers a unique blend of casual fine dining and rich history. Set within a beautifully restored 1890s building, the restaurant features handcrafted tables made from reclaimed wood and a wine vault with the original 1895 hand-painted bank vault door.

Guests enjoy a diverse menu that includes gourmet pizzas, hearty pastas, and fresh salads, all prepared in-house with gluten-free options available. The restaurant boasts an extensive selection of international and regional wines from a self-serve enomatic wine dispenser, plus a variety of locally crafted beers.

For more information, visit the Fainting Goat website.

City Limits Pub & Grill is a vibrant brewpub that combines hearty American fare with a rich brewing tradition. Home to North Idaho Mountain Brew, the Pub offers a diverse selection of house-crafted beers, including favorites like the Pulaski Porter and Loft Honey Ale.

The menu features generous portions of comfort food classics, from the popular Miner’s Delight Burger to savory Chicken Marsala Fettuccine. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options are available, ensuring there’s something for everyone.

For more information, visit the City Limits website.

Set in a beautiful 1890 historical building, 6th & Cedar blends historic charm and contemporary comfort. By day, it’s a cozy coffee shop serving specialty drinks, like huckleberry mochas and pistachio lattes, alongside fresh pastries and breakfast items. By night, it transforms into a lively saloon featuring regional craft beers, premium cocktails, and entertainment such as karaoke nights and live piano performances. With its welcoming atmosphere, dog-friendly policy, and attentive service, 6th & Cedar is a must-visit spot for both relaxation and socializing.

Blackboard Marketplace is a vibrant culinary and retail destination that combines gourmet dining with boutique shopping. The Blackboard Cafe is a gourmet eatery known for its fresh, homemade dishes crafted from quality ingredients. The Cafe offers a diverse menu, including classic and modern sandwiches, soups, salads, and Italian dinners, all served in a fun and welcoming atmosphere.

The Market features Todd’s Bookstore & Coffee, where visitors can enjoy specialty coffees while browsing a curated selection of books, and Fox & Hare Mountain Wear, which offers an upscale shopping experience with specialty outdoor brands.

For those seeking a unique dining experience, the Chef’s Table & Wine Cellar hosts wine tastings and intimate culinary events presented by Chef Rob Wuerfel, offering guests the opportunity to savor gourmet dishes paired with fine wines in a cozy setting.

For more information, visit Blackboard’s website

The 1313 Club offers a unique blend of rich history and hearty American cuisine. The establishment’s name is steeped in local lore, with tales suggesting it originates either from the original bar area’s dimensions—13 feet high by 13 feet wide—or from being the 13th bar and 13th brothel in town.

The menu features a variety of comfort food favorites, including the Reuben sandwich, bison burger, and short rib mac and cheese. Guests also enjoy a selection of local beers and handcrafted cocktails. The Saloon’s interior is adorned with vintage photographs and memorabilia, reflecting its storied past. With its warm atmosphere and attentive service, the 1313 Club is a must-visit destination for both locals and travelers seeking a memorable dining experience in Wallace.

For more information, visit the 1313 Club’s Facebook page.

Pizza Factory is a longtime hometown favorite. Known for its motto, “We Toss’em, They’re Awesome,” this family-friendly pizzeria offers hand-tossed pizzas made with fresh dough, 100% real mozzarella cheese, and their signature sauce.

Beyond pizza, the restaurant offers calzones, lasagna, spaghetti with meatballs, sandwiches, breadsticks, and chicken wings. While primarily a takeout and delivery establishment, the friendly service and commitment to quality make Pizza Factory a go-to spot for anyone seeking a satisfying meal.

For more information, visit their website.

Albi’s is a cozy spot known for its hearty American fare, craft cocktails, and welcoming atmosphere. The menu features favorites like the ½-pound steak burger with bacon and white cheddar, chicken fried steak, and parmesan fries. Guests appreciate the friendly service and lively ambiance, often enhanced by live music on weekends. Whether you’re in the mood for a satisfying meal or a relaxing drink, Albi’s Gem Bar offers a memorable dining experience.

Located in the historic Smokehouse building, Cogs Gastropub offers hearty lunch and dinner options in a fun and storied setting. Once the home of Cogswells Cigar Factory, established in 1905, Cogs now serves mouthwatering dishes with a modern twist on classic BBQ and comfort food. The menu features handcrafted pulled pork sandwiches, “cogs dogs,” and salad bowls, along with regional craft beers, house cocktails known as “cogstails,” and huckleberry margaritas. Cogs also offers a cigar selection and e-bike rental from the attached Spokehouse bike shop. A few steps from the Center of the Universe, it’s a perfect place to relax between adventures.

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