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Donnie Mac's Trailer Park Cuisine


 

One of the most unique restaurants in Boise... a friend took me to dinner here for the first time a few years ago.  The food is delicious, fun and has an eclectic flair to go along with it's theme.  From the booths that slide around easily on wheels, the ancient car you can eat in and the weeds growing near the ceiling, to the sweet potato fries with out-of-this-world dipping sauce (found out it's sour cream mixed with brown sugar) and a plate piled high with 'Nasty Nachos'.... it's all a visit of funky ambiance and happy times.  I LOVE this place!  A big thanks to Ruth for the introduction.  Here's to many more visits over the years!
 



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