Nearby Services
Thatcher 10 miles North
Post Office with soda and candy Open 8-1 M-F 8-12 Sat.
Niter 14.5 miles North
Bailey's Market (gas station) with grocery items, fishing licenses, beer and ice. Niter Pine Works for gift items and wood furniture.
19.5 miles North population ~900
EZ Way Gas station/convenience and liquor store with ATM, Sam's Market for groceries, London Drug store, Bergy's restaurant, performing arts center, golf course, antique store, Black Canyon Motel 208-425-3497, propane, and car repairs.
24 miles South population~4600 (Yes this is where the movie "Napoleon Dynamite" was filmed).
Full size grocery store, pharmacies, multiple gas stations-some with 24 hr pay at the pump, multiple restaurants from fast food to sit down (Mis Amores- Mexican, Tattles Bar & Grill- American, Smokey Joe's - excellent pizza, Off The Trax-Italian/American and Golden City- Chinese are all sit down style) Noey's coffee and sandwich shop is open M-S 6 am - 2pm located on Hwy 91 just a bit North of Hwy 34, movie theater, Pop-N-Pins bowling alley (the one in Napoleon Dynamite), Groll Family Fitness- gym, 18 hole golf course, liquor store, Plaza Motel, propane, sporting goods/hardware, fishing licenses, RV dumpstation, hospital, banks, ATV and snowmobile repairs and sales, massage, art gallery, antiques and cute shops.
29 miles East population ~ 2600
Full size grocery stores, restaurants, hospital, hotels/motels, multiple gas stations, movie theater, bowling alley, Oregon Trail Visitor Center.
31 miles North East
Full size grocery stores, restaurants, hospital, gas stations, hotels, drive in movie theater, golf course, and hourly captive geyser.
35 miles North West
This town is set up for tourism! Many hotels, shops and restaurants, our favorite is Riverwalk Cafe (208-766-5872) Thai food... it is sooo good!!
Some special places I must mention in Logan.
Biodeisel is now for sale in Logan, turn west on the airport road from Main St.
Crumb Brothers artisan bread...435-792-6063 contact@crumbbrothers.com , if you come through Logan before 1:00pm M-Sat you can stop there 300 West and 300 South for some amazing bread and pastry treats (like almond croissants). You can preorder if you know what you want ahead of time so you know your favorites will be in stock! If you are later in the day Lees grocery (1400 N 3 blocks West of Main and in Smithfield further North) Albertsons grocery (400 North ~100 West), Aggie ice cream shop and Caffe Ibis (also worth a stop for a meal, sandwiches, soup, teas and coffee located between 1st and 2nd North half a block East of Main) sell some of the breads, the bread is worth a special stop! This is REAL bread not mushy, soft, sugary stuff mass produced and "enriched" with a few vitamins, this is "grown up" bread. They are also a company with concern for their community and the environment which I respect. I have loved all of the breads I have tried such as whole wheat, sunflower oat, five seed, rye, roasted garlic, and seeded baguette as well as pastries like palmiers, almond croissants and lemon scones.
There is another hidden treasure, the "Indian Oven" at 720E 1000North, located in the Sinclair gas station owned by a family originally from India. You can get food to go and bring it up to Maple Grove to eat, or "eat in" first, they have a buffet from 4:30-10pm. 435-787-1757 if want to call in your order ahead.
Iron Gate Grill has great food! 435-752-5260517 N 100 North Suite 103 in Providence. I have been to events they catered and loved their food! I don't know anything else about them. I have heard great reviews of Cafe Sabor , Mexican at 600 West Center Logan. I enjoyed the food at Hamiltons Steak House the decor is Mountain Ski Lodge style and is one of the "high end" restaurants the town offers (definitely not for a small budget). Another higher end lovely place is Kamin Thai food at 200 South about half a block West of Main.
If you are coming through on a Saturday 8am-noon there is a farmers market in the warm season, turn right (East) at 1st North and go to the park 1 block down.
Global Village Gifts is a volunteer run shop promoting fair trade with over 35 different countries. Their goal is to educate people about fair trade and how their purchases can make a difference in the life of an artisan. They sell jewelry, home decor, games, toys and scarves; the hours are varied, but consistently open Saturdays 10-6 and on Gallery Walk nights, located at 146 N. 100 East in Logan 435-713-4347.
Beadles Original Beads 1115 N 200E Suite210 is another fun stop, there's everything to make yourself jewelry right there and you can even have bead parties which I thought sounded fun 435-755-3171.
