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    Lemon Tree

    4.3 (18 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 3:00 pm

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    Pastrami Ruben
    John H.

    Surprising delicious! Super fresh and plenty of flavor. Happy to pop by again when I am back in the area.

    Charles F.

    I told my wife this morning that may have to call the realtor because we're moving to Harris Ranch. The residents of Harris Ranch Boise are fortunate to have Lemon Tree occupy the STL location. It's a bright open space with a welcoming team led by Jasson and his wife. If you have not had the chance to visit their first location in Boise, you're missing out, but don't despair as now you have two locations to visit. Our breakfast visit was breathtaking. The space is not too big and not too small. There are fun and creative sandwiches for omnivores as well as vegetarians and vegans. The team truly understands the differences and take all the precautions to ensure that the needs for vegetarians and vegans are not only met but exceeded. It's that level of passion and caring that puts Lemon Tree on the top of many lists and we haven't yet discussed the menu at Harris Ranch. While you can some of your favs from downtown like the Peruvian Sandwich and Massaman Curry Banh Mi Sandwich, and the Big Cheese, the Harris Ranch has specially crafted menu items not found at its original location. Pictured is the Lemon Tree Co Bacon Sandwich and the Harris Ranch Sandwich. The LTC Bacon Sandwich was ordered to vegan and was delivered to me as a vegan alternative. I typically craft my own vegan breakfast sandwiches and this one was exceptional. Every single ingredient was present in a rich and balanced effort. As a diner, you just know when all the notes were hit. It rarely happens but when it does, there's no denying the sweet symphony melody that plays in your mouth as you enjoy every millisecond of that bite and subsequent mastication thereafter. I had a prickly pear lemonade that is absolutely one of fav drinks in all the treasure valley. What else can I say, Harris Ranch folks, go visit your Lemon Tree, give it the love that it needs to grow and enjoy the fruits of their labor as my wife and I decide to move into the neighborhood.

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    3 years ago

    Great sandwiches, salads and soup! The lemonade is bomb too. Super quick and kind service.

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    3 years ago

    Good healthy sandwiches and salads. Everything is fresh and reasonably priced. Some unique items, 4 1/2 stars

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    4 years ago

    Good sandwiches but waiting 25 minutes defeats the whole idea and ruins the experience. Lots of kinks to still work out.

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    3 years ago

    Food is SO-O delicious, fresh and generous quantities. I highly recommend it! It is a real treat!

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    Enjoyed a delicious sandwich and bowl of soup after long hike with my dog. Have nice patio to sit outside with pup

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    Lemon Tree - sandwiches - Updated May 2026

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