Beautiful board and nice service. Would definitely order again! Owner was very nice and made sure…read moreit was hand delivered right on time before my event. Our guests really enjoyed it and I'm still receiving compliments. Thank you!!

Nice, cozy restaurant in Basque Block area of Boise! This is my first time trying Basque style…read moretapas, which for those that have been to Spain or had tapas, is quite adjacent to Catalonian style tapas (Barcelona) but with different types of ingredients. We tried the pintxos of the day (3 for $10) - seafood and chorizo gratin, goat cheese and zucchini compote, and sardine bollo with lemon aioli; Basque meatballs with Sheepherder's bread, and braised lamb and potatoes. We also shared a frozen sangria which is a white wine slush with a splash of red wine float. All the food is amazing - the Basque meatballs is a bit on the saltier side but the Sheepherder's bread is so crispy and buttery! Among the pintxos, I loved the seafood and chorizo gratin the most, but all are delicious. The braised lamb and potatoes are good - the lamb is juicy while the potatoes were flavorful and slightly crispy. Service is good for an order at the counter style establishment - servers still walk around and check up on customers, even though the rest of the experience (filling water, etc) is more self-serve.

Long line for street paella that made in the kitchen... if you work near by and want fast lunch the…read morerolls line is your place. I got one clam a two shrimp two mussels ans lots of greasy rice with chorizo. The Red Bean Soup tasted straight from a can. The fried parson peppers were good. Friendly staff, cute market. Note: the market is a single wall of import items like $28 cans of octopus.

Years after the Simplot-owned Swiss Village cheese factory was sold to Lactalis, the French company…read moreis reopening its store to the public. Well, sort of. It's only open to non-company workers on Fridays between noon and 6 p.m. Did I say it's small? Really small. A football team couldn't get all of its players inside the shop at one time. People flocked to Swiss Village for squeaky curds and unmarked five-pound bags of Tater Gems, Simplot's answer to the potato nuggets invented by Ore-Ida. If that's what you're looking for, you'll be sorely disappointed. Finished products from Lactalis brands are what's being sold there. May-Bud gouda. Hoffman's super-sharp cheddar. Parmalat milk. President butter. The products themselves are good. Just don't look for curds or those industrial-sized bags of Gems.

If your a semi truck the address for pickup or delivery is this one Near 16239-16227 Star Rd,…read moreNampa, ID 83687

I've been coming here for many years off and on and especially love their Oktober fest celebration…read more Prost! Beer anyone? They have imports on tap and a ton of brands from Germany. If your coming here for the first time do not miss the schnitzel meals! It's a good hearty meal to fill a hungry belly! The pork is flattened thin, cooked perfectly and the breading flavorful and crispy. The fries thicker cut, skin on and nicely salted, yum! I had the Donor Kebab this time because I hadn't tried it yet and I have been missing out. It was really good! The mixed meat was on point and cooked just right. The veggie combinations were different then what I'm used to with kebabs but it worked really well. They had red cabbage, cucumber, tomato, lettuce, and pepperoncinis. The pita was wrapped in a thin, yet thick enough wrap to hold it all together and it was a perfect compliment to this Kebab! You can also never go wrong with any sausages, bratwurst or bologna. I like that they don't have a huge menu because everything you get is quality ingredients made with care. Did I mention beer? They have a multitude of glasses and form factors to pour into. The owners and employees have been consistently very kind and helpful with any questions I have about the market or restaurant since the beginning. Speaking of the market, they have always had great and fair prices with their imported items and its one of the only places in town that has quality European dark chocolates. Definitely do not miss this stop if you like good beer and excellent food!

I was in from out of town and saw das Alpenhaus on Vista. Places in strip malls always pique my…read moreinterest. I checked reviews and the menu on here and was torn between a Reuben and a schnitzel sandwich. I went with the schnitzel and it is a five star sandwich for sure. Pounded incredibly thin with a crispy seasoned breading and on a fresh crusty bun. Honestly I miss that sandwich. Next time, we will see how the Reuben compares! I'm never coming to Boise again without hitting das Alpenhaus.

Big fan of Fat Guy's sandwiches! The service is always quick and friendly. They have plenty of…read moreparking, and both indoor and outdoor seating options. As a side note, their lunch rushes can get busy! All in all, really good sandwich spot and will be coming back for more!

We stopped by Fat Guy's for a carryout lunch on a Friday afternoon. It's a fairly small spot but…read morehas a large menu. I was a bit overwhelmed by choices, but I have a feeling it is a spot where any choice is a great choice. Before I get to food, let me tell you about the folks working there--so friendly! We were greeted and welcomed immediately. Everyone was chatty and helpful. A+ Now the sandwiches. Holy cow! I had a Reuben that knocked my socks off. So fresh! So flavorful My husband ordered the turkey club and I didn't know how he would be able to eat it because it was so large. I can't wait to go back to Meridian for a chance to try Fat Guy's again.

If you run the numbers on the highest-rated ice cream stores across the U.S., Reeds is ranked a…read morestaggering 12th! Theoretically, it should be life changing! But we've discovered that locals in Boise tend to overrate all of their eateries. And Reeds is no exception. Despite an average customer rating of 4.76 on all platforms, the ice cream isn't nearly as good as its competition on that list (for instance, Ehlers in Louisville some 1,900 miles away will simply blow your mind). Now don't get me wrong. The flavors are clever, the taste is delicious, and the butter pecan and maple are both very good. And I greatly respect a creamery that's bold enough to make the nearly-impossible-to-find licorice ice cream! But the product just doesn't strike you as a top 15 ice cream spot. I do love the cheeses and milk offered in the refrigerated section. And believe me, you'll enjoy Reeds. Just don't expect anything 10 levels above Baskin Robbins.

I have had Reed's Dairy on my list for awhile, and only recently ended up moving minutes away from…read morethem, so I'm happy to share that I finally gave them a try, and I'm sooooo glad I did!!! I was looking for milkshakes, but once I stepped in, ice cream was hard to resist. One of my favorite ice creams, since I was a kid, is Butter Pecan (aka Pralines and cream), but I rarely find it these days, and when I do, it's usually too sweet. Not this time! I was so excited they had it, and proceeded to try a sample of it, and it was absolutely perfect!! Rich, creamy, and perfectly sweet, with a touch of crunch. I also took home some Strawberry Cheesecake, which was also delectable. My husband's favorite ice cream is.....wait for it.....black licorice. Nobody carries this flavor....for years, he has gone without. I'm NOT a fan of black licorice, but I know some are, so I will tell you that Reed's does have it if you got a hankerin' for it, and according to my husband, it's really good, however, I cannot say, as I will not try it. All in all, this place will be a go-to for us for ice cream, but we also have yet to try their cheeses!!!

Couldn't find sour dough dinner rolls anywhere! I found Hudson's Baking on line. Located in a cute…read morelittle house in Kuna. Everyone raved about the rolls at our dinner! They have everything sour dough. I highly recommend!!

Their cinnamon rolls were out of this world! Wow! You must give them a try. The frosting was my…read morefavorite part. They were so soft and delicious. Best ever!

Great store for sausages made with love!!…read more The owners immigrated here decades ago from Austria and opened this gem of a European deli. You walk in, be greeted with hello from the owners. Some times the daughter is helping. Sausages are made from scratch on Sunday and Mondays. Every type you'd like. Especially the German specialty sausages. Oh there's ALWAYS a sample on the deli counter...they insist. Fresh baked bread too. I was stationed in Germany, on maneuvers 2/3 of my time in the forests when there was a west/east socialist border. YES you don't nor would want socialism. I know. So, the mustards, sauerkraut, chocolates, cookies and other items are shipped from Germany. Love it. Small parking lot but good. 5 Stars

Wonderful old school German deli. Great food and lots of European delights you just can't usually…read morefind in the states. My wife is German and we come here regularly to stock up on the spices and flavorings that remind her of home. Family run, awesome people, reminds me of past travel. I highly recommend this place

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.