Fantastic coffee shop! It's buzzing on the weekends so seating can be hard to find during peak…read morehours. The service is quick and friendly! I loved the vibes of the place, too. I picked up a croissant and it was yummy. Definitely recommend checking this place out!

Two enterprising young women are owners of this gem of a popular West Bench neighborhood gathering…read morespot that they created in what was an old dump of a 1950's era strip mall space and funded in part with crowd sourcing. Being curious since they opened this in Fall'ish 2024 and finding myself in the neighborhood, this was a destination stop for my husband and me when we went in about 11:30 on a weekday for coffee and a nosh. Pride of ownership shines in the clean and funky feeling interior and it is clearly popular because it was full, almost every seat, of people that seemed from the neighborhood, including a number of parents with young children. They advertise this as coffee and market, but I honestly didn't notice the market part, in that things for sale didn't jump out at me. That may have been because I was just trying to navigate to a seat in and out in the crowded space. THE MO: Coffee and the limited menu for food is ordered at the counter, carry to your seat and bus your own when finished. Although we were the only people at the counter and there were two people in the kitchen, it took quite some time for someone to come to take the order, although once someone finally saw us, they were pleasant, if not welcoming, in taking the coffee order and then again when my hubby went back to order pastries to go with it. MENU: Coffee, other beverages and a very small option of eats is listed behind the counter and on a paper menu there. Options included soup of the day and Gaston's bakery pastries. There were some breakfast sandwiches by local provider Poppyseed Bakery in the fridge section, we weren't told about them but seeing them when passing by the fridge on a trip to the loo, asked if they could be heated and were told they could be. We chose a couple of pastries ($5.50 each) and were reminded why we seldom buy Gaston's products for being too buttery and one note. The cortado ($4) were good. I noticed a woman at the table across from us who was sipping a beverage and eating what looked like a sandwich she had carried in. I don't know if that is part of allowable stuff or not. The pottery used for all of their coffee service, ours and the mugs at other tables, is great. AMBIANCE: They did an admirable job here of making this light and bright and just funky enough with pride of ownership and loving care in maintenance sparkling through. Seating includes a few level in, not step up, booths along one wall, a sofa and chairs near the front and many standard height tables and chairs (maybe too many when all full as getting to seat is tough) and a play area for kids in the corner. It had far less comfortable 'breathing room' space than I anticipated from photos. But I didn't take interior photos to post because I think it is rude to do that when lots of people are going to be in them who maybe don't want to be. ;-) LOO: There are two and both are uni and sparkling clean with great murals on the wall and good plumbing fixtures. My husband even pointed out the "cool" sink. Both are ADA compliant so kudos to them for that. (Yes, it is law and code but you'd be astounded by how many ignore both.) ACCESSIBILITY: One ADA parking spot right outside the door. (There are too few spots for the parking lot but that is not the coffee shop owners' failure. That is the lot owner's issue.) Level in the door. All on one floor. The tables would probably work for a wheelchair user to roll under. But it would be near impossible, based on my experience yesterday (I have had multiple sclerosis since age 20 and sometimes use a wheelchair) for a wheelchair user to get between tables and chairs for a clear path of travel to get to seating or the loo.

Ben was my bartender. Great conversation and it was super slow in the bar. Ben was able to break…read moredown all of the beers for me and I started off with a flight of 6 different beers and ended with Pilsner before heading back to the hotel. I was able to try their flagship West Coast IPA, Nitro Irish Stout, Bikini Sour, Hazy IPA, Bock and their wolf moon. My night cap was their Crispy Bois Pilsner. I did try the Fresh Pacific Pale (but ended up not liking it, plus they were trying a fresh hop juice). Great beer for the most part. The staff was very easy to talk to and definitely see being friends in my life besides Yelp. I would highly recommend going their to check it out. But if you want to see Ben I highly going in on a Monday since those are the days that he works. Since he is a part timer, because he is also a farmer. Solid people all around.

Fun brewery,tasty beer and excellent service too! It's so nice how much space inside and outside tooread more

Another fun tasting room. This one was definitely fun and edgy…read more They had different areas to relax while you enjoyed your wine tasting. They also had a fun private tasting area in the barrel room. However I didn't love the wines...but I'm a hard person to please when it comes to wine. Am I a wine snob? Lol Go check it out...really fun venue

I have been here at least a dozen times and can't believe I haven't posted a review. My wife and I…read morereally love this place. They have a really hip vibe in here with great decor. Especially love the 80's memorabilia as we were both products of that generation. Plus on our last visit the staff was cranking out some great 80's tunes. Found ourselves singing along for most of them. Wine is great here and they make everything in house. We love a small boutique winery like this and reminds us of where we have another house in Lodi, California. That region is filled with small batch, boutique wineries just like this. Our favorite while we like them all is for sure the Cabernet Sauvignon. Really full body wine that is super satisfying. This is a must stop while you're in the Boise area.

After experiencing wildly successful popularity last year for their Friday lunches, owner Rita…read moreSturiale closed the cafe portion of this gift shop - café in roughly December to regroup. So it was delightful when The Sturiale Place reopened last month (May 2018) as warm and wonderful as ever for ambiance in the lovingly restored old house, hospitality, service and food. With a revised and bit expanded menu and a new young Chef in the kitchen, formerly Executive Chef at a Portland area McMenamins, this was a unique little gem before and the changes have polished it even brighter. Our first lunch after re-opening was as delightful as the others we enjoyed here last year (see my previous review for details). This time we enjoyed being able to try new menu items like green salad with Delicata squash and herbed goat cheese (half order $7.50), house made pappardelle with braised lamb Bolognese ($18) and mushroom Marsala on polenta ($13). As a great new surprise on the wine menu, manager Gina Sturiale (daughter of Rita) has added a really good white and red wine by the glass, like the nice Negroamaro my husband enjoyed, for as little as $5! The menu spans options from soup through appetizers and starter or main course sized salads through entrees to desserts. Prices range from $6 to $18. Total inside seating is limited to maybe 16 and maybe about that many on an outside deck. So this is not a place for big groups. It is likely not a kids' destination either. As added treat they are now open on Thursday and Friday from 11 to 2 for lunch. And now reservations can be made via Open Table.

Make sure you have a reservation before you come! We got turned away at the door because we didn't…read morehave one. Not subtracting stars for that, since it was our fault. I did subtract one star because there is only street parking and many spaces you need a residential permit to park. Also, they have such limited hours of operation. Won't be able to try again until next week. We have a reservation for next Friday, so I will update with review on food then.....

This wine shop is awesome and the staff and owner knows their wines well. They get you whatever you…read morewant. They aim to please. Very friendly atmosphere. I love this place. A gem for sure.

If you want to try some great wines with a great atmosphere, you need to try this wine shop. If…read moreyou're looking for gift idea, you'll find it here!

Stopped by for mimosaaas. They were only $3 per glass! So worth it and the vibe is chill. Service…read moreis amazing and friendly(: Did not try the food, maybe next time.

Our group ended up going here for a trivia night that was being put on. So we ordered a bunch of…read moredrinks and sat and played trivia. It was a lot of fun, but the drinks were normal and every time we walked past this place besides the trivia night it's always been kind of dead. I give it four stars cause the bathroom is a little bit dirty and it was not clean and took a little while to get our checks. But other than that, the staff was good and the trivia night was awesome.

Likely the best beer bar I have visited yet. Phenomenal selection of beer. DOG friendly Bike +…read moreBeer. Ping pong and games available. The bartenders really know their selection and will offer options to fit your preferences. They also do have wines on tap but who wants wine when you can have Barley Brown / Breakside collaboration IPA. Oh! Almost forgot...free popcorn!! Maybe it is good that I don't live in Boise as would be there daily!

This place is amazing! They have 30 some odd beers on tap and I mean good beers. Dogs are…read morewelcomed, clean tables and plenty of games. Chess, ping pong - you can even wax your skis or snowboard here. The bike themed handlebar has it all.

Great service and atmosphere. The staff was professional and helpful and the food was amazing. I…read morerecommend the Brussels sprouts.

Quick and attentive- especially behind the bar. Teamwork at its finest. Thank you Cooper for…read moreexceptional service.