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Why the Dress Code Is Important to the Fine Dining Experience

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As you start searching for the best fine dining Boise experience, you’ll likely notice that many of the restaurants have a dress code page on their website. For some uninitiated to the fine dining scene, this might come as a surprise. It might seem to be a hassle, but dress codes are an important part of the experience. Most restaurants are less strict than you might think and are willing to work with you.  The dress code holds an important place in fine dining culture and is there for a reason (or a few). Let’s take a look at why you should dress up when going to a fine dining restaurant.  Dress Codes Uphold Tradition As the years go by, fashion choices come and go and what your grandparents might have considered casual is now considered formal attire. The same is true for fashion expectations at a fine dining restaurant. A modern version of dressing up is normally perfectly acceptable. The tradition of dressing up has continued through many generations, but t

The Best Staycation Ideas for the Treasure Valley

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When was the last time you had a real day off—a chance to forget about work and the hustle of life? For many of us, those days only happen a few times a year, typically on vacation. If it’s hard to get away for long periods of time or you just feel like sticking around town, a staycation in the Treasure Valley could be just what you need.      With so many different downtown Boise restaurants to try, beautiful year-round weather, and activities for the whole family, a staycation over Labor Day weekend or any other weekend could be what you need to relax, refresh, and recharge. Here are a few fun things to do while you’re “away.” Book a Room The first and probably most essential step of a successful staycation is getting out of the house and booking a hotel room. Even if it’s just for one night, staying outside of your home can help you separate yourself from the typical hustle and bustle of the day. That way you can still feel as if you're a million miles aw