Papa Kelsey's Pizza & Subs — Restaurant in Burley

As a seasoned traveler with a penchant for discovering culinary gems in every corner of the globe, I must say, my visit to Papa Kelsey's in Burley, ID, was nothing short of remarkable. Nestled in the heart of this charming town, Papa Kelsey's offers an oasis of flavor that stands out even to a globe-trotting connoisseur like myself.

From the moment I stepped in, I was greeted with warmth and professionalism that set the stage for an unforgettable dining experience. The ambiance strikes the perfect balance between cozy and vibrant, making it an ideal spot for both locals and travelers seeking a taste of Burley's best.

Now, let's talk about the pièce de résistance, the steak sub. It's not just a sandwich; it's a symphony of flavors expertly crafted and harmoniously combined. Each bite took me on a culinary journey, with the succulent steak perfectly seasoned and cooked to perfection, nestled within a freshly baked, soft yet crispy sub roll. It's the kind of meal that lingers in your memory, compelling you to relive the experience long after the last bite.

But what truly elevates the experience at Papa Kelsey's is the impeccable service. The staff exudes a genuine passion for what they do, ensuring every patron feels valued and satisfied. It's this combination of extraordinary food and heartfelt service that makes Papa Kelsey's not just a restaurant, but a destination.

In a world where the art of genuine hospitality can sometimes seem lost, Papa Kelsey's stands as a beacon of what it means to deliver an exceptional dining experience. To all my fellow travelers and aficionados of fine food, make sure to add Papa Kelsey's to your itinerary when passing through Burley, ID. Trust me, your palate...

So my husband works long hours right now truck driving and since he got off early today due to the weather we thought we'd go and eat here as a family..from the time we walked in we felt starred at with disgust and judged in a racial manor, as if we were not welcome there. We went ahead and decided to stay and order because our children were excited to eat here. I ordered a 20 oz drink and within a couple seconds changed my mind and asked for a cherry fresh lime and it seemed as if it bothered the cashier to have to make me one with an unhappy facial expression. Later my husband went to the counter to ask for another container of honey mustard and a blonde haired younger gal who was in the back helping another woman make our food acted as if she didn't see my husband when she clearly turned and looked at him and proceeded to rudely tell him " what was that?" My husband repeated himself and the gal said sure and rudely set on the counter for him to take, then she rolled her eyes and turned away. Worst of all our children were looked at with this disgust and like if they were not allowed to speak amongst one another. As we were leaving my husband turned to the two ladies who made our meals and said " Thank you for the food it was delicious"! The older woman replied and said " oh yeah no problem"! Meanwhile the younger gal just looked at us with such hate rolling her eyes. This place should clearly hang up a sign outside their business saying "NOT ALL ARE...

Cute little food joint. We have been there twice in the last two weeks. We love their sandwiches. The bread is amazing. I gave it 4 stars because they changed the sandwiches and gravey between both visits. First visit the chicken fried steak sandwich was AMAMZING and they gave you thick brown gravy. We also got a chicken fireman sub(?), salad, and two pizzas for the kids. All of it was wonderful. The second time, I picked up takeout. The chicken fried steak was not as good, and they gave us white gravy, the consistency of water. They also gave me beef instead of chicken on my fire sub. I am not supposed to have beef due to some health issues. Overall, it is a good place to eat. The atmosphere was good. When we ate there the first time everyone was quiet like it was a library. It was kinda funny. When I went in to pick up my food the second time, people were talking and...