Stop. Read this. If you are in a hurry and want fast, cheap food, go somewhere else. If you want to…read morehave a meal that is delicious, slow, and fun...go here. The beers of Germany are perfect. Today's special was AMAZING. not good, it was great. 3 of us ate and drank and it was $75. I will take that all day. The food so darn good. Silly to miss this.

FINALLY! We found a place with incredible German food. Let me tell you, since I make it myself and…read moregrew up on it (and lived in Germany) I am picky- but this place was worth the drive for us. Everything we had was seriously so good and so authentic- from the schnitzel to the spaetzle, it was all fresh, flavorful and genuinely made by someone that knows how to cook German food. The portions were generous, the pretzel was soooo good and guys, PLEASE save room for a slice of their almond cake, when I tell you it was delicious, that's an understatement. Now let's talk service- they were busy, but so attentive, gave great recommendations on their favorites and were so great with service. The place itself is on Main Street surrounded by cute little shops, a beautiful park and the river. The inside isn't super big, but they do have patio seating as well (that is dog friendly). It's about an hour and twenty from us, but it's so worth the drive and I can't wait to take family here when they come to visit. To the chefs at tante Emma, thank you for your attention to detail and for serving incredible German food. So thankful to have found you and will recommend to anyone looking for an authentic German meal.

best service I've had In a long time, food was great, wine list extensive. great overall experienceread more

Yummy! This restaurant is a gem. Great drinks and happy…read morehour nibbles. My husband and I really enjoyed our meal and the ambiance.

Cool place. Good candy. Got a few bars to take home to family from my visit. Service was simple and…read moreeasy. I didn't require much more than a quick check out, but I'll be back next time I'm in town.

It's kind of a strange little spot. A tiny little shop that's literally adjacent to their desks…read morewhere people were sitting and working running a candy company. I didn't get a magic feeling like I was witnessing the business live, I got a feeling like I was awkwardly shopping in their break room while they worked. Most of the candy is marshmallow based which I wasn't a fan of, but I did like the Boise State one. I think $1.75 for some other candy bars on the high side. If you love marshmallow candy bars, give it a shot, but no need to visit the store in person.

The Chocolat Bar is such a nice little shop! It's always so clean and the employees are so sweet. I…read moreloved the samples, and oh. My. Gosh! The truffles are so beautiful!! I would highly recommend this if you're looking for some unique and really high-quality chocolates if you're ever in Boise!

This location is just as stunning as their Eagle location. Various seating options and the…read morechocolate scent is heavenly. I've visited their production facility and it's immaculate. Make sure to get an affogato with half chocolate and half stracciatella gelato. If you want to convert a milk chocolate fan to dark, take them here. The smell is heavenly. Even with so many flavors, I am always surprised that everything from their toffee to bark to mint to orange chocolate is always great quality and fresh. You can tell they temper well by the sheen on their chocolate. Is it priced indulgently? Yes. Made local? Yes. Run by a great family? Yep.

The food tour was Amazing. Our tour guide Adan was wonderful. The restaurants hand picked by Angela…read morewas Fabulous: Lemon Tree, Ansots, Acro and the Chocolate Bar. The park and the history information given during the tour was a great bonus. I highly recommend.

This is a must do if you're visiting Boise, Idaho! We had the best tour guide, her name is…read moreKayshauna. She took us to 4 very different and amazing local spots. It's an easy stroll with stops for local history. Kayshauna was fun, informative and friendly. First stop was beef tallow fries with bison burger and build your own seasonings. It definitely sets the mood for the tour. We moved to one of the most infectiously delicious spots - Ansots!! Ellie and her staff make you feel like family. The food sampling was varied and oh so yummy. We had to indulge in the Basque cheesecake and bought pieces to take back to enjoy later at the hotel. There are two more delicious stops. You will not go hungry! You can also opt to add alcohol to your food tour but there is water and mocktails if you didn't. It was one of the best things we did on our trip. Book it and you won't regret it.

I always enjoy a fun store with a very specific focus, and in this case, it is peanuts. I was…read morehoping to find a wide variety of peanut butter flavors, but there were really only two options: honey roasted and regular. They do, however, offer different kinds of candy and mixed nut snacking combinations, which makes browsing interesting. Expect prices to be a little on the higher side. The peanut butter, for example, was about $9 for a regular-sized jar. Bonus, they are liberal with the samples.

I highly recommend this place. It's run by an excellent and accommodating crew and a cool little…read moreshop. All of the products I got to taste were nothing short of extraordinary. The brittle and the different typea of nuts were well seasoned and fresh. I'll be shipping some to Hawaii soon, and hopefully one day we'll be able to walk down the street to visit this place whenever we want.

I love this little co-op in Boise! When I come from Chico, California, I always try to visit. They…read morehave fresh amazing food and pretty good prices.

Outstanding Food. I would suggest the Korean fried rice add much more egg. However, it is amazing…read moreto me how much the deli food is consistently good. Consistency is the power word here.