Wallace's historic Jameson Saloon has performed heroically as a brothel, a drinking place and an eatery through floods, fires, natural disasters, and the thankfully more frequent, the good times that checker Silver Valley history. The Jameson was restored ground-up in 1989 during the filming of Michael Cimino's Heaven's Gate movie, and featured again in the movie Dante's Peak.

Art and Carol Stephan purchased the Jameson in 2005 and have returned this splendid dinery to its glory days, offering, in addition to a broad selection of hard-to-find libations, the best "surf and turf" menu in the Pacific Northwest, at family prices. Dine in elegance and luxury, taking a step back in time to the era of steam railroads, Cunard and White Star liners, to a time when the phrase "sound as a Dollar" meant, "good as gold."

Taste North Idaho's best, and leave with silver in your pocket.