Have sun, need patio
Friday, June 15, 2007

By Ben Fletcher
PLAY editor
There is nothing quite like enjoying sunny Summer
afternoons and warm, wispy evenings outdoors
lounging on a patio.
But let's face it, folks. It might seem easier to
find a killer patio in Canyon County by looking in
your own back yard.
Thankfully, there are exceptions like Caldwell's
Music of the Vine /Creekside Grill. And, thankfully,
downtown Boise's eclectic outdoor dining scene more
than makes it worth the 30 minute drive at $3 a
gallon. That's not too shabby.
- Proud 2B 2C: Music of the Vine/Creekside Grill,
Caldwell? There is nothing modest about the immense
patio set behind these two quality and award-winning
restaurants located in The Willows business complex
in Caldwell.
If Canyon County does indeed have an outdoor dining
scene, this has to be it. Set along Indian Creek,
you'll find great food and wine at both Music of the
Vine and Creekside Grill.
You'll also find a patio necessity, live music.
Local musicians like Rebecca Scott and Dan Costello
regularly play outside long after the sun sets.
It's no stretch to imagine wine and fine dining fans
might travel to Canyon County for this experience.
Music of the Vine, 454-1228,
www.musicofthevine.com;
Creekside Grill, 455-0100,
www.creeksidegrillcaldwell.com;
both located at 2805 Blaine St.,
Caldwell |