Great donuts and breakfast sandwiches! A perfect stop on the way to work or on the weekends after a…read moretrip to the library.

Best place in town. I love going there first thing in the morning. People are friendly and the…read moredonuts are amazing. I would say they are the best in Idaho! Go check them out you won't be disappointed.

I was just here on the 4th to grab some goodies for my husband. They had a fritter of the day…read moreSaturday and it was cherry. Now that it's Monday, I decided to head into Guru to grab an a fritter of the day. New week new flavor of fritter. The gentleman that helped me today was super nice! I asked him what the fruit flavor of the fritter was and I was told it's cherry again. I told him that I wanted to grab the fritter on Saturday till I found out it was cherry as well. That's when I was told it's more like flavor of the month vs. week. I'm determined to grab a fritter that my husband will like so we will just have to wait till August. We have tried fritters from every shop imaginable so I'm determined to try one from here. But today I grabbed another Hipsterberry, a seasalt chocolate glazed bar and a cereal of the day. I didn't get a chance to eat the Hipsterberry on Saturday so I will have some today! You can't go wrong with a classic chocolate bar with seasalt and a cinnamon toast crunch topped donut. All 3 donuts were killer good today! Fresh, soft and so flavorful! It's hard not to get one of every donut from this joint. They all look so good! My husband and I got to start our week off with some great treats from Guru. Looking forward to coming back and trying a different round of donuts. I might have started a new bad habit for my husband and I.

Decent place in downtown Boise. Love the vibe!…read more I don't really eat doughnuts very often, but when I do, it's almost always an Old-fashioned doughnut. This is what I use as a comparison to other doughnuts. It's my baseline. This one was good, but not at the top. The outer crust was good, and the icing was the perfect amount of sweetness. The interior was just right. We also grabbed a cup of doughnut holes, which is where we struggled. They were overly sweet and fairly dry on the inside. We ended up throwing the rest out, unfortunately. My other baseline is an Apple Fritter, so if I give them a second chance, that will be my next choice!

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!

Another great half dozen of goodies today! The donuts here are always so good! Our half dozen…read morealways have the sane donuts. Apple fritters, a glazed bar of some sort, chocolate glazed cinnamon roll and glazed croissants. You can never go wrong with any of these donuts. Can't wait to come back for another round of goodies.

Always enjoy a donut from DK! Well priced and tasty. They have a good variety of donuts availableread more

I felt like this place was a little overrated…read more Absolutely pass on the hot honey bagel! The pickles were overpowering and we ended up wasting most of it. Egg and Cheese was nothing to write home about. I would be interested to try just the regular bagels with a spread, but as for the sandwiches I would pass. Limited seating inside but the patio was cute.

Bagels are my FAVORITE breakfast foods!! I was so excited to try a bagel spot in Idaho, coming from…read moreCA. The bagels here are so YUMMY. The staff are knowledgeable and they even let you sample the cream cheese if you're not sure what you want. They also have postcards here you can write and they'll send it on your behalf! I got the spicy boi and IT WAS FIRE !! It had a nice kick but the cream cheese did a good job at balancing it out.

I finally had the opportunity to stop at this little bakery shop today. I'm always in their neck…read moreof the woods but never when they are open. They are only open on the weekends and I was conveniently by the shop so it was only right to stop in. Parking is towards the back and there's quite a few spots available which is nice. I adore the building they are in. I love older store fronts that have been revamped and turned into charming venues. Walking in, you notice how country shabby it is. I appreciate the esthetic here. I love me a beautiful shabby country feel. It's a smaller but intimate setting. There's drinks in a cooler for sale. Coffee beans, dried flowers and other fun gifts on display. After checking out their goods, I headed over to their display of baked goodies. My first impression of these treats was wow! They were all beautiful, delicate and delicious looking. These goodies would be perfect for a bridal shower, a wedding or just a nice tea party. Completely stunning. I wanted to start my first visit here with something classic so I ordered the chocolate chip cookie and the peanut butter cookie. I was planning on taking them to go and share them with my husband. If I did stay to enjoy my pastry, I would have tried the banana pudding. I would have wanted to have the whole experience of having it in the venue with a tea. My husband and I enjoyed the chocolate chip cookie. It was crispy on the outside and soft in the middle. I do wish there were more chocolate chips in the cookie. We felt like we ate more of the cookie without the chocolate than with. We both do look forward to trying the peanut butter cookie later. I believe this would have been a 5 star visit if the service was friendlier. I know I only ordered 2 cookies but it was "that's it?!?" that threw me off. Regardless if I came in for 1 cookie or a dozen, I believe a guest should be treated nicely. It's not the price point of the guest. It's the fact that we came in to support your local business. My 2 cookies with tip was pushing 11 bucks. 11 bucks can buy me a whole grip of Tollhouse bake your own cookies but instead I wanted to spec this place out and support you. I am charmed by this place. I do look forward to coming back. The banana pudding is something I will have to try next time if it's available. I just know coming in next time what kind of service I would be expecting and not to expect too much.

We saw a glowing post about this bakery on HelloMeridian and decided to give it a try. We drove…read moreover from Northwest Meridian, which was a bit of a trek. They're only open three days a week (Friday-Sunday), starting at 9:00 AM. By 10:30 AM, they were already nearly sold out. Unfortunately, everything looked dry on display, and the three items we purchased definitely were. We asked the staff member about a few options, hoping for descriptions of what they actually were since many names weren't self-explanatory. The staff member seemed put out having to give us descriptions. . We ended up with: * A raspberry scone - very dry and crumbly * A cinnamon roll - equally dry and lacking moisture * A savory milk bun - you guessed it, dry as well. There was no offer to warm anything up, which would have helped at least a little. In my opinion, if a place is only open three days a week and caters to a limited window, the baked goods should be exceptionally fresh and worth the hype and trek. These felt more like yesterday's leftovers than anything made that morning. Disappointing experience overall--we won't be back. We have no issue driving to Boise for good food but this was not worth the drive. Wasted $16 plus tip for nothing good.

Good Times Bagels is hands down my favorite bagel shop in Boise. I've been here plenty of times…read morenow, and it never disappoints. The wood-fired bagels make all the difference - you get that perfect crust on the outside and a chewy, flavorful center that feels like someone actually cared while making it. The space has character too. The art by Kylar Mertz on the walls gives the place a creative, local feel that makes it more than just a grab-and-go breakfast stop. Yes, there's usually a wait. But it moves, and honestly, it's worth every minute. When food is this good, a short line just feels like confirmation you picked the right place.

Good times bagels is a great spot for breakfast or lunch! They have delicious wood fired bagels and…read moreyou can watch as they make and fire them which is always entertaining for adults and kiddos. They have a good variety of bagels and sandwich options so eveyone will have something they enjoy. Their gluten free bagels are my favorite! They are cooked to perfection, not crumbly, dry, or grainy. I don't know how they do it. They also have a vegan cream cheese so everyone's got an option. Sometimes the bagels can be a little crunchier but with the toppings I get on a sandwich it's never deterred me from coming back. They have great indoor and outdoor seating and no lot but plenty of streets to park around within a 1-2 block radius. Their late is also great just the perfect size and ratios!

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.....