Today's Deal:$25 For $50 Worth Of Food And Drinks From The Sandbar Steak & Seafood Restaurant

We all went to school with her type. Prancing down the hallways with perfect hair, teeth, and skin and wearing the best clothes. At my school, her name was Rissa Lee Huffington, and everyone called her popular. But what did we know, we were just silly kids! Getting older definitely has its advantages; nowadays we can pay homage to people and places that are really popular, not just pseudo- popular. (Bitter? Me?)

While dear Rissa Lee’s popularity vanished the moment she graduated, the test of time is the ultimate proof. As in the case of a certain eating establishment started in 1967 that served a herd of famished farmers and ravenous ranchers. That place was hopping until 1981, when it was sadly destroyed by fire. In 1986, it was joyously revived with a new location and the same great food. Locals flocked to it once again. The years went by, and the eatery expanded with a dining room featuring a wall of windows overlooking the Snake River and Lizard Butte, not to mention the large, outdoor deck near the water’s edge. This isn’t just any restaurant; it’s a destination.

Who wouldn’t want to take a drive through the Snake River Canyon’s Scenic Byway to one of Idaho’s oldest icons?  The Sandbar Restaurant in Marsing is the very definition of the word popular.  Favorite. Approved. Liked. Widely Accepted. Crowd-pleasing.  With items on their menu like the Spencer, a 12 oz. steak-lover’s delight, Halibut Steak Almondine, the tender and moist Porterhouse Pork Chop, or their famous Deep Fried Oysters, is it any wonder? The Sandbar’s been cooking up quality food for over forty years; and after doing something for that long, you’re bound to get pretty good at it.

We at the ever-popular CitySmart are giving you yet another reason to take that breathtaking drive: this tastebud-tempting deal. Click the "Buy Now!" button above to get a $50 gift card for this oh-so-worth-the-drive establishment for as little as 25 bucks. The Sandbar and CitySmart’s popularity (unlike those other unfortunates!) continues to grow.