I will definitely come here again! Super friendly counter person who was very patient in pointing…read moreout gluten free/gluten friendly options, even when busy mid day as other customers came & went... I felt very valued as a new customer, & I felt confident in choosing options with her help. I appreciated the creative flavors in the macarons, & though I didn't personally care for all the flavors... they were all fun to try & made it fun to have a "tasting adventure" later at home. The creativity here is think this would be a great place to pre order macarons etc to go with afternoon tea. Invite those friends over & make it a fun night in!

Ok I was here awhile back and there's not much to say. I stopped here on my way to an event that my…read moregym was putting on. I stopped in for doughnuts...because that makes sense, right? Headed to gym event, but needed doughnuts haha! Did they have them? Nnnnnnope! Made me very sad. This place sells their cookies in WinCo and I think Whole Foods. Their cookies are RIDICULOUSLY AMAZING! I could easily eat a bag of 8 in probably half a day lol. Then I'd get all depressed because my bikini wouldn't fit right :( So when I asked about the doughnuts she said they haven't been making them and I think she said it was because of staffing issues. Thanks to the virus and people now refusing to work because the government is giving them too much in unemployment, this is the case with way too many restaurants, bakeries, etc. That's my subtle jab at the current government and what they're doing to the country lol! So I left without doughnuts BUUUUT I did buy a bag of cookies. The same bag I could have bought at WinCo or Whole Foods. She said basically everything they did that morning was make the cookies for the stores and she watched them leave to take them to the stores. Exciting! I felt all guilty as soon as I bit into one of the cookies but OMFG THEY ARE SO GOOD! Have y'all ever been to a crumbl? If you have one where you live GOOOOO! This places cookies are basically they lower calorie version of Crumbl because some Crumbl cookies have 850 calories in ONE cookie hahahaha! Is it worth it tho? Absolutely lol So are these cookies, but if you are trying to watch your calorie intake then maybe stay away because you can tear through a bag of these with ease. Chocolate crinkle and snickerdoodles are my go-to's! Ooooooh! Ok, y'all, WTF is with the twist ties you used to tie up the bags of cookies? STOP using those! They are literally THE WORST! I'm sure they're cost effective but stop! I'm also sure with selling to those two major grocery stores plus selling them in your bakery that you can absolutely afford to use better ties, ones that we can actually open and reuse vs these where you can't just open them, you have to cut the top of the bag and then basically...the bag is useless after that. I know this sounds petty, but ugh they're they worst! Aside from that, this place is super nice. It's in a very weird location tho, I was surprised by that. It's like the only sit down place on this street. Across from them is a warehouse of some sort, half a block up are homes, it's just seems like it would be better on the north end, or NW Boise, basically anywhere other than where it is lol. The staff is super sweet, the ones that were there lol. I'll definitely be going back. Glad my first experience there was a decent one even if they didn't have doughnuts for my heffa ass hahahaha! Thanks for reading, Yelpiiteees! Cheers!

The kind and faith centered owner is cooking up community here in addition to things to eat. Her…read moreheart and soul is vested in this bakery / eatery in downtown Eagle and it also seems to be so for the nice women working here. If the rating was only for food it would be 3 stars but there is so much good will in the mix for the people working here that that would be too little overall. THE EATS & BEV: We tried three items and the goodies seemed church-social-bake sale quality to us and for that reason it will likely not be our 'go to' but we could tell for others gathered on the pretty outdoor deck on the day of our visit that it worked for them. Different choices for different taste buds. The line up includes bread, cookies and pastries plus dishes like sandwiches and quiche plus soft beverages and coffee service. THE DRILL: Order at the counter for to go or eat in options. In our experience nothing was marked that was for sale and one had to ask "what is...". THE VIBE & SEATING: Bright inside seating for maybe 10 total at 4 small round tables. Lots of outdoor seating at tables and chairs on big deck. LOO: There is one uni-loo in the space. PARKING: In downtown Eagle is a bear but there is a lot sort of "downhill" from the shop and parking on downtown streets. ACCESSIBILITY: If you need to avoid stairs at entry, you'll need to find street parking on Aiken and enter from the sidewalk. (See photo) The path of travel inside at the counter is ample for wheelchair users. I couldn't tell if the bases of the round tables would allow wheelchair users to pull up to the table. The uni-loo was not marked with access symbol and I didn't check it but given the space is new it should be ADA compliant if you're planning ahead. OTHERS: If you're looking for more sweet and savory baked options in Eagle, you might also consider Bella Biscotteria on State Street. Professional baker, broad offerings including Euro style pastries. But it lacks the locaton-location-location benefit of this shop and has no seating or table service.

This place has huge potential. My review of this spot will change because I know once the initial…read morehick ups get worked through, they will be killing it. BUT..... the opening is rough. The menu is non existent. I have gone several times at different points during the day and the available food is non existent. Things get sold out immediately. The price for a small slice of quiche a staggering $14.50. I understand food is made with fresh ingredients but seriously? I have tried the cinnamon rolls and cheddar Jalapeño scones, only things available at the time, both delicious but pricey. If I could give my unsolicited advice, just focus on the bakery and don't offer food items yet. As I mentioned before, I've gone several times and haven't been able to get a loaf of bread. There is literally no signage on what is available, how to order bread, the wait is long and slightly chaotic. The menu is sporadic and I didn't even know the name of the shop cause there is no definable sign. I have high hopes for this shop because I agree with their philosophy. Food should be made with real, quality ingredients but at the prices they are asking.....

The baker / owner's name is Mike Burr, hence Burread Bakery. This bricks and mortar shop that…read moreopened in October 2025 on 9th street near downtown is the evolution of what started with Burread being sold at the Boise Farmers market in maybe 2023 and via drop off at some other local bakeries, like Bella in Eagle where I was introduced to Burread's sourdough breads that were offered occasionally with pre-order in maybe 2024. Mike Burr, who is a chef, apparently initiated his interest in sourdough starter bread baking when living in Eastern Europe for a while and it led to the creation of these wonderful baked treats; breads and sweet and savory pastries, to feed all of us when he moved to Boise. THE SPACE: This is a small one so there are one or two 2-top tables inside and a bench outside to sit at if you want to eat there. Take away is your best bet but be aware that lines on Saturday can be long and for all three days they are open (Thu, Fri, Sat) they can sell out, so going earlier rather than later in the day is also the best option. THE EATS & SERVICE: Get in line, order at the counter from the splendid array of sweet and savory pastries in cases on two sides and from the assortment of bread on the racks straight ahead. There are some specialty loaves offered on certain days, like the rosemary and olive loaf on Saturdays. The people who work here are so friendly and helpful. I just learned that Burread has pizza dough available to buy and that will be on my list to try next time I'm in. PARKING: There are 3 spaces marked as bakery owned that are on the lot on the right side of the building. Those are free to use. All other parking in the lot that surrounds the bakery and that is behind it are a parking lot where you will need to pay via phone with the scan code on the sign at the lot. There is also limited street parking available. ACCESSIBILITY: Level in the door and ample floor space for a wheelchair user, I am one, to get to the counter. There is ADA / Van Accessible parking in the lot behind the bakery and one ADA / Van Accessible on street spot on the side street across from bakery.

This place was recommended to us by another local business owner, and it turned out to be a great…read morefind even though we only had the chance to try their chocolate croissant since they were sold out of everything else.The croissant was fresh, buttery, flaky, and absolutely delicious. It was the perfect quick stop while exploring the area. The staff was incredibly kind and welcoming, and they took the time to give us some excellent recommendations for lunch and dinner, which we really appreciated.There isn't much seating available just a single bench outside the shop but it was enough for us to sit and enjoy our pastries. Pricing felt reasonable, and based on our experience, I'd happily stop by again to try more of their baked goods.

I was in the area on Valentine's day and saw this bakery. I have been down Orchard a couple times…read morethis month and never saw it. I was pulling onto Orchard by the Idaho Youth Ranch and saw their sign. I needed to stop in and see what kind of goodies they had. Walking in, you're greeted by their menu. Lots of goodies to choose from. I appreciate that this bakery uses gut friendly sourdough. My friend who I normally buy my sourdough from decided to take a break from baking. So now I'm trying to find someone who can compare to her delicious sourdough. The store is awkwardly set up. Racks separating the bakery from the store front. If someone is standing in front of the bread rack, you're pretty much stuck until they move. The front of the bread rack is what leads to the front door. But, as congested as it was, the racks and shelves were perfectly stocked loaves of sliced sourdough bread, cookies and rolls. It was overwhelming trying to check everything out without fearing you might bump into someone. They only had a couple options for the sweet goods, I honestly thought there would be more for Valentine's day. There were quite a few options of savory goods. The lady behind the counter said they had a late start so that could possibly be why there weren't many sweets available. I did grab a red velvet cinnamon roll and some chocolate chip cookies for a couple of my Valentines. I was interested in getting a loaf of sourdough for my husband. The only loaves they had available were kinda small. I was hoping for something bigger loaf that would last us for more than meal. The cookies were a hit with my family. I did have some of my daughter's red velvet cinnamon roll. It was killer. The cinnamon roll was soft and flavorful from the chocolate. The frosting on top added an extra touch of sweetness. I only had a couple bites but I could have polished it off easily. Not gonna lie, those 2 things I got were pricey. The singular cinnamon roll was 7+ bucks. It was a decent size but pricey for just 1 roll. The cookies were 4 to a package and at a similar price point or more. For those 2 items my total was 20 bucks. With people budgeting their money now a days, bread and pastries from this joint would be considered a luxury. People want a good amount of bang for their buck. What I got today was good but I don't see myself coming regularly when there's other local bakers that can make the same product for a portion of the cost. My interaction with the gal behind the counter was ok. She was more chatty with a couple regular guests. I'm happy I got to stop into this local bakery and grab a couple things.

Long-ferment sourdough bakery recently opened (about June 1'ish 2024) on The Bench, behind Lark &…read moreLarder in the space that was formerly a coffee shop (that sold bakery items) and then a no-alcohol libation place. You need to know it is there to know it is there and now you know. It may be a little out of the way but it is worth the trip. "AAAHH.."-ROMA MEETS WARM WELCOME: It smells like an "aaahh..."some bakery when you walk in the door. Added to the aroma is the "welcome in" hospitality of the people who work there at the small front counter who will answer your questions to sell you the bakery goods. In a write up at the site the owner says, "It brings me great joy to serve you all." You wouldn't even need to know she said that to feel that spirit in the air. THE EATS: Everything, both sweet and savory, is long-ferment sourdough which is said to be digestible by people with certain gluten intolerance. (I have celiacs in my family and I have to say they couldn't eat a wheat flour bread no matter how it was fermented, but I do understand gluten intolerance takes different forms.) Aside from that, it is delicious for all eaters. The heart and soul of the owner / baker is in this and I'll insert "In Her Own Words" at the end of this tome because what she has to say is so lovely. We were introduced to Pure Bliss when we bought their pizza dough at "backside neighbor" local market Lark & Larder before the bakery was bricks and mortar site. We have subsequently enjoyed their bacon, cheddar loaf and pizza dough purchased at the bakery and we look forward to trying more. CLASSES: Check the site because sourdough baking classes are offered at the bakery from time to time. The next one is coming up in July 2024 and then again in September. Sourdough starter is sold at the bakery too. HOURS: Limited right now, Thu and Fri (11 - 3) and Sat (9-12). So good to know that too before you make the trip. PARKING: Woohoo! They have a small parking lot. It includes one correctly designed and placed ADA spot too. A rarity in this part of Boise. Good for them. ACCESSIBILITY: A van accessible parking spot in the lot. Walkway to the front door and all on one floor with standard height sales counter. SEATING: None inside, this is take and go. But there is a small bench just outside the door. LOO: Didn't notice one but as a take and go place they would not be required to have one for public use by code. GOOD NEIGHBOR: And if you're looking for local produce (like Purple Sage, Fiddler's Green and Waterwheel), animal proteins (like Malheur and Boise River Lamb) and other good things to eat (like Boise's Chocolat Bar and Ferranti Fresh Pasta) plus local craft makers, Lark & Larder is a great place to visit behind the bakery. IN HER OWN WORDS: The owner says the following. I love it. "It nourishes me. It nurtures me. It grounds me. I love every part of it. It's not about the end result, it's about every part of the process. I love having my hands in the dough. I love seeing the bubbles as the dough ferments. I love the aroma of my kitchen. I love seeing the beautiful boule presented from my oven. I love the sound of the crust and the taste of the freshly baked loaf. I love not being in the corporate world or being told how to work or how to run my day. It calms me and I like to eat it too. I don't rush it, I flow with it. It's been part of a growth process for me. It's not about being someone whom I am not, it is about being who I truly am. It is about just be-ing. The corporate world, and the world as a whole broke me. I was empty. I never want to go back to what was. I bake to nourish myself, and as a bonus other people want what I bake too. I love my customers. They are all so grateful to have to be able to enjoy bread again. It brings me great joy to serve you all."

This place is so cute! I can't believe I spend so much time at coffee shops and only just learned…read moreabout this one. Everything about - the vibe, the food, the menu, the people - is great. It feels very living room-y, if that makes sense, and the pastries are illegally delicious and GIANT. This is a great spot to work remotely, meet a friend (done both, or grab a quick drink. Love it!

Perks of Life feels like the unofficial gathering spot for Eagle senior citizens and honestly, I…read morekind of love that about it. It has a very local, community feel that's getting harder to find. The coffee itself is fine -- not terrible, not "drive across town for it" amazing either. I usually just get the unlimited refill cup and drink from one of their mugs while I work for a bit. Where this place really shines is the baked goods and breakfast food. You can smell everything being made from their little kitchen, and it feels genuinely homemade in a way most coffee shops don't anymore. Their molasses cookies are somehow available year-round and I'm not exaggerating when I say if they're sold out, my day takes a turn. The quiche Lorraine is also legitimately excellent with a buttery crust, and they usually have a surprisingly good variety of gluten-free baked goods too. One thing I oddly appreciate: no music and no giant café chaos. Also no plugs, so this isn't the place to camp for 6 hours on a laptop. But if I need a quiet spot to answer emails or get 1-1.5 hours of work done without distraction, this is actually one of my favorite places to go.

Today we went to Dan's for their fantastic donuts. We decided to try their breakfast burrito and…read morebiscuit and gravy. Oh my goodness!!! The burrito was delicious !! The biscuits and gravy- no words!!! Absolutely delicious!!! We haven't had biscuits and gravy that good any where. Dan's never disappoints. Love going there. Best donuts !!! You will not find them any better anywhere else.

We tried it Donuts were ok, we've tried many around the…read morearea, it's really hard to find real good ones. A bit pricey 4 donuts We've heard there sandwiches are pretty good

The donuts are great. The staff is incredibly friendly. And, the space itself is cute and…read morewelcoming. What more could you ask for? Scottie's Donuts are making their mark on the Treasure Valley and for good reason! I'm a sucker for the classics like a regular or chocolate glazed donut. If I like those, I'll try almost anything. Scottie's has their classics down; so much so that we walked out with way more than two people need. Don't worry, we shared! My husband really enjoyed the pop-tart inspired donut. While it was very tasty, it was way too much sweetness for my taste buds. My only note of advice is to show up early! You could miss the good stuff...like the donut holes.

5 ! Fresh, large donuts in a smart variety of flavors and…read morestyles. The biggest Apple Fritters ever! As large as a dinner plate. I just wish they had cherry fritters also. Coffee, parking & a cute cafe to sit and enjoy. Staff was very friendly and helpful, bonus points!

We were in Boise for my friend's graduation. While there, one of the teenagers had a hankering for…read moredonuts. I am a proponent of supporting local and really steer away from large chains/corporations every opportunity I have. She sent me several in the area and this one stood out to me with the uniqueness of the donuts and seeming quality of the baked goods. When we arrived we were immediately greeted by the staff. Patrick, co-owner, also introduced himself to us and engaged us in conversation. What I appreciated is that he shared aspects of himself but also queried about us. All the donuts looked fantastic so we had to purchase several. The one that was hankering donuts got one with coconut cream and she said it was delicious. I could not quite eat my entire donut, but I got one that reminded me of a Pop Tart and a Toaster Strudel. It was nostalgic in flavor and delicious and they did not skimp on the filling. Also, don't sleep on the savory one. I personally enjoy a bit of savory and a bit of sweet. They have a donut that is essentially like an Everything Bagel with Cream Cheese. So good. I think there were some reviews and opinions indicating that it is too pricey for what it is (and yes we are entitled to our opinions), but one of the donuts from Mojo's is like three of the donuts from a corporate donut spot (which will remain unnamed). Like I mentioned, they don't skimp on the quality, flavor or filling. When in the area again, we will definitely stop.

Best donuts around! They have the old school donuts I love! The prices are decent, and very…read morefriendly service. They also have plenty of room to enjoy your treats in the store.