The creator narrates their experience at an open-fire cooking restaurant on a farm, claiming it was their best meal of the summer. They showcase the unique cooking methods like a large iron wheel rotisserie, the variety of food available including chicken, brisket, and tacos, and the all-you-can-eat format. The creator emphasizes the family-friendly atmosphere by showing their kids playing freely, and concludes by positioning the restaurant as a seasonal, local hidden gem.
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The best meal I've had all summer was cooked over an open fire on a farm three miles from Coeur d'Alene.
Discovery Fire. Everything comes off live wood fire, settler style, on the historic Settlers Creek farm. Whole chickens on iron wheels, brisket and tri tip over the coals, street tacos, smoked pork, scratch sides, all you can eat.
But the reason I'll keep going back is the boys ran free the entire time. Yard games, an open lawn, ice cream and cookies made with beef tallow to finish, and I actually sat down and ate a hot meal.
Here's what people moving to North Idaho don't realize... the best stuff isn't on the lake, it's tucked three minutes outside town and it's only open June through September.
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I have eaten that plenty of five star steak houses, but the best meal that I had all summer long was on a farm three miles outside of Coeur D'Alene. I almost didn't post this because it's one of those places that you want to keep to yourself. It's called a discovery fire. Everything is cooked over open flame the way they did it a hundred years ago. Whole chicken spinning on these massive iron wheels, brisket and tri tip over the coals, street tacos, smoked pork, cornbread, the works, and it's all you can eat. And there's tons of room for the kids to run crazy while you enjoy your meal.