They need to get rid of the unfortunate and ornery host / event coordinator Jessica. She is so…read moreawful to deal with. Downright mean ! She made my wedding a nightmare because she kept changing the rules and overall she was just SO UNPLEASANT! When we notified her boss they said "yes , we hear that a lot about her !" ?? Why keep a nasty person that is in charge of events at stonehouse ? She is so awful to deal with. And does not get back to you !

5 stars for Kira and Vosean and the other gentleman who worked our company's Christmas event at the…read morestonehouse last week. We chose to have prime rib carving station, turkey, mashed potatoes, seasonal veggies and a garden salad as our meal. The food was great! The beer was great! Kira was on top of drinks at the bar and taking care of us and everyone had a blast. I will say that scheduling this event was very difficult and challenging with the person who I had initial contact with. It would take days or even weeks to get a response, I never knew what was happening and was deeply concerned with how the event was going to turn out due to her lack of communication - but these 3 made up for it and our group had a blast. It would be awesome to see some fresh updates to the space, but this is a great venue nonetheless.

TEMPORARILY CLOSED as of today to play their part in helping to flatten the curve for covid19 in…read moreconnection with the public health emergency. My hubby and I are trying to play our parts too by self isolating in connection with the CDC / Task Force guidelines for our 60+ age group. Thank goodness we have a couple hundred bottles of wine in storage at home - many of which came through recommendations from Karlee Uncorked! manager and other Wine CoOp staff - to help us soldier through. Keep calm, wash your hands, do your part and carry on and one day we will all toast together again. Libiamo! In the meantime, here is the Uncorked! message of the closure: We are temporarily closing, doing our best to keep our community and staff healthy. If you really miss us, all wines currently by the glass are displayed on the shelf by our wine shop entrance. Pick up a bottle and enjoy it at a socially acceptable distance Wine Club is still be available for pickup in the wine shop. Thanks for the continued support, stay healthy and happy out there!

We unknowingly went to uncorked on Trivia night. We enjoyed a wonderful flight of wine and had a…read moregreat time okaying trivia. Staff is ever so friendly and the wine shop attached is quite extensive. Overall great experience and would recommend.

Great atmosphere with fantastic views! Big 'Thank You' to chef & owner Christopher Zahn. He heard…read morethat we (only 2 people out of the whole group) had a dietary restriction (vegan/plant-based) and he not only made some vegan dips (vegan pesto and hummus), but also 'fooled pork' (BBQ jackfruit) and vegan meatballs, which were both delicious. He even came to our table and explained what everything was and how he prepared the food. I really appreciated that he thought outside the box and made us feel special instead of a nuisance.

From the owner: CW Penthouse at C.W. Moore Plaza is a beautiful event venue for your special day. Breathtaking,…read morepicturesque views of downtown Boise, Tablerock, and the foothills await you from the terrace. The Penthouse offers everything you and your guests will need to have an enjoyable and memorable occasion. Nine stories above Downtown Boise, CW Penthouse offers guests a large glassed indoor space opening onto a patio terrace. Neutral in tone but grand in amenities, this venue offers everything you'll need on your big day.

Excellent gardens and staff! Concerts are always on time and high quality. Appreciate that they…read moreare so organized and welcoming.

It's not worth $15. It's not maintained and very few flowers to see. Looks like they are building…read morea new one and nothing is being done to current garden. It should be free but honestly it's not worth that Save your time for something else Parking is limited too. Avoid

Pengilly's Saloon is, without a doubt, a Boise treasure. Located in the heart of the Old Boise…read moreHistoric District, walking through the doors truly feels like taking a step back in time. It is no wonder Esquire Magazine once called this spot "the one true classic in Boise." The atmosphere is steeped in history, featuring a stunning 114-year-old hardwood Brunswick bar and a beautiful turn-of-the-century National Cash Register. From the vintage cigarette machine by the door to the classic pool table, every corner of the saloon radiates character and charm. The history here is fascinating--it originally served as a grocery store before transitioning into the Stockman's Pastime Bar in the 70s, eventually becoming the Pengilly's we know and love in 1976. That legacy is felt in the soul of the building. The service is consistently excellent. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, making every visit a great experience. Whether I'm ordering a Sex on the Beach or sticking to a Shirley Temple when I'm the designated driver, the drinks are always spot on. My fiancé usually goes for a double Jack and Coke, and we always have a fantastic time soaking in the live music performed by talented local artists. If you are looking for an authentic, historic, and lively spot in Boise with a warm atmosphere and great vibes, Pengilly's Saloon is the place to be. We can't recommend it enough!

Ambiance of this place was fantastic. At first we were hesitant as we didn't know what the crowd…read morewould look like. Come to find out, it's all ages! The band that played was amazing and the servers were great at checking up on us for drinks. Lovely place to meet people and dance with live music. Would definitely return if I come back to visit Boise in the future.

A fun and educational time for folks of all ages. The Discovery Center of Idaho has many…read moreinteractive experiences and is always hosting new limited time exhibits, making it worth returning to when a topic of interest is featured. The dinosaur exhibits such as Tinker the T-Rex and The World's Largest Dinosaurs have garnered quite a bit of excitement in the past. Check their website for the most up to date inormation on their rotating exhibits. The Discovery Center is located near many Boise favorites such as Julia Davis Park, the Boise River, Boise Rose Garden, and the Boise Zoo. This makes it easy to turn a trip to The Discovery Center into a full day of good times. If there's a feature of interest, I would recommend making the time to visit!

What a fun place. I got a grandparent membership so I'll be taking the g-kids there as often as…read morethey like!

Baggley Park is a nice little neighborhood park that holds a special place in my heart. I used to…read moretake my senior dog, Simba, who had hip problems and issues getting in and out of the car here all the time. I mention this because the parking lot here at Baggley Park has a spot at the far left corner that is on a slope- making it easy for elderly dogs to get out of the car without being "airlifted". Along with being senior dog-approved with both a concrete loop path around the park, a large open grassy area, and ample trash cans around; it's also great for humans with a tennis court, basketball court, sand volleyball, and playground. There is also an entrance to the Boise River Greenbelt in the neighborhood of this park. There are 2 handicap stalls right at the start, but other than that there are no other parking spots- so it's best to park at Baggely and walk over to the Greenbelt from there. There are a few local grocery stores and spots to pick up food really close making Baggley Park a great spot to picnic as well.

Beautiful place. There is a .6 mile trail loop, large ooen green space, play area for kids, tennis…read morecourt, basketball court and volleyball court.

First time visiting. I had a guest pass and took my kids to the pool. I was surprised there weren't…read morethat many people on a Saturday. I thought the pool was great with a little separate for the infants/toddlers, but still prefer the Caldwell or West Y better. The family/special need bathroom/changing room was a bit smaller for a family, I thought. And it was quite far from the actual pool, but certainly not a deal breaker for me. I think it may be for someone with special needs though.

Love love love the YMCA!! I became a member this past April. I was weary because I have multiple…read moregyms that are closer to my house and cheaper. However, those group exercise classes tipped the scale in YMCA's favor. They have group classes almost every hour from 5 am to 8ish pm! And they have my favorite class of all time, Body Pump! Those classes really get your muscles working. They also have aquatics classes (i.e. arobics), pilates, cycling, almost anything you can imagine. I don't have kids, but the amount of kid classes, activities, daycare, care while you are working out etc. is phenomenal. And it believe its like $12/month extra for them to take care of your kids for up to 2 hours while you are working out. That is nothing!! Amazing! Anyways, I am a huge YMCA fan, if you couldn't tell.