I had a nice time here at the Yellowstone Restaurant. I stopped in somewhat late in the evening, but they didn't have any issue with it. When I lived in Pocatello, I always wanted to see someone do anything with this building - I think it has a bright future with the Whispers Lounge. There was a wait for food, but I was seated very quickly. I don't understand why the wait was as long as it was - they didn't seem particularly busy, but I also don't know what goes on behind the scenes at a restaurant. I had a drink that was superb - the Patron coffee cocktail. (I'm sorry, I don't recall the name!) It kept me warm on a cool, late evening and in pretty good spirits. They were very quick on bringing drinks, and I never had to ask for a refill on water. (Thank you!) The other parties in the restaurant were quite respectful, and very well dressed. I came in with a t-shirt and jeans, and although there's no stated dress code, I felt out of place! Maybe I'll throw on something a little nicer next time. My dinner was pretty quick and tasted good. I had the Southwest Style pasta, and it was fine. I suppose my expectations were a bit higher, but maybe my expectations need adjusted. It is good, but I was looking for something really amazing, not something I can make at home. They did offer to make it vegan, but I'm not a vegan so I had it with cheese and cream. My only complaint is that payment system. I don't like having the wait staff come to the table with a portable card reader to have you tip and sign before they go. It makes me uncomfortable, and I'm sure others agree. I also equate it to restaurants like Chile's with a similar checkout system. It feels tacky, and maybe just my personal experience, but like there's extra pressure to tip higher. Overall, I would love to come back and give Whispers another try. The local art on the wall is fun, and I wanted to guess that it is photography from either the owner or an employee. Everyone was very polite, and the atmosphere was mellow. I love what they're doing with an old building instead of just building new, and helping to revitalize a downtown area.