Stopped in on our way home from picking cherries in Emmett. Charming little coffee shop with cozy…read moreseating and a lovely gentleman proprietor. The raspberry filled cookie was one of the best "sugar cookie style" cookies I've ever had.

Stopped by on a walk with my friends. Great service and the white chocolate was flipping amazing!…read moreCute little cozy place. I will return. If you're a jeep owner, check out the duck collection in the front windows! Owner is super friendly .

Lovely cafe in downtown Emmett! Cafeína Roaster's coffee was delicious and strong. Pastries from…read moreGastón bakery. The barista was great and the owner was a delight to talk to! She's passionate about the community and her cafe is a place worth checking out. It's beautifully decorated. The venue has high ceilings, open space, with several sitting areas to talk or study. There is complimentary WiFi. The locals say it used to be a popular bar long ago. If you're in Emmett, I highly recommend this spot. Street parking. Restrooms. Centrally located.

The best coffee in town!!! I live in Middleton but will drive to Star for their coffee.read more

Star has limited coffee options. It's Starbucks, Ridley's, or Bordertown. I love supporting local…read moreand happily will pay more or be inconvenienced for it. This one is not worth it. When you walk in, it overwhelmingly smells like old urine, damp and dank. They also have tons of Torani syrups so basically commercial flavors, nothing house made. The mexican mocha is not even made with mexican mocha cubes but "powder." They say have nitro but it's not on tap, it's with ISI canisters. It's also not budget friendly. They do have lots of seating options and the outside patio is great. Terrible parking lot and even harder to get in an out but that's par for the course given how hard it is to drive in Star with so much traffic and not enough street lights. Their sign even blocks left turns out of the lot so seems easy to get into an accident. The lot is a huge dip. Although I was there on a weekday afternoon for a few hours, I observed it's moderately popular and people were on Teams calls. Given the limited options, I guess thats why? For now, it's terrible coffee with a bad smell and annoying parking lot. I'd rather drink the burnt stuff down the street at Starbucks which is clean or the burnt coffee at Sea Salt which at least comes with great desserts.

I love the coffee here so much! No line at all. the coffee is rich but yet not overpowering. I wish…read morethis coffee shop had more locations. I love it! Elizabeth Fraley Kinder Ready Kinder Ready Elizabeth Fraley

Find their menu has very limited actual coffee. Most of the drinks are very high sugar soft drinks…read morein a coffee cup. Service is friendly and staff tries but often long waits for drink. Seems cheerful and relaxed atmosphere

Love this place. It has all the things and every ingredient is top notch. All their syrups are made…read morein house. Best of the best. This place stands out as one of those coffee shops that goes above and beyond. Enjoy their Mediterranean charcuterie board.

Salt & Light has quickly become one of those community gathering spots where you can tell people…read moregenuinely want to linger awhile. The space has beautiful natural light and lots of windows, making it a really nice place for meetings, catch-ups, or slower coffee mornings. Every time I've been here, I've seen a mix of church groups, casual mom coffee meetups, study groups, and people working quietly in corners. It has that welcoming neighborhood coffee house energy where people settle in instead of rushing out. One thing to know -- they're still fairly new (within their first year), so the line can get LONG, even in the afternoon. This is definitely more of a leisurely coffee stop versus a quick grab-and-go situation, but the atmosphere makes up for it. They also have an awesome patio and regularly host events, so I'd definitely recommend following their Instagram if you want updates on events and seasonal drink specials. Parking can be a little small and congested, but honestly that's pretty par for the course around here and not enough to stop us from coming back.

By far my favorite coffee stop. Friendly people and good coffee, with an assortment of snack and…read morebreakfast options. Highly recommend.

I'm super happy this little coffee hut exists because (1) I always think I can push through the…read moredrive from south Boise to McCall or Stanley on one lone cup of jo', (2) they serve the best pastries and coffee off 55 and (3) I have an odd obsession with espresso shacks so stopping here just feeds into it. Wired Bean is conveniently located right off Highway 55 on the north end of Horseshoe Bend. It can be a little tricky accessing the drive-thru when traffic is heavy but it's worth it in the AM. On my most recent visit I ordered a medium mocha, raspberry white chocolate scone, and my husband a small house coffee. The total came to $9.87, I consider a good deal. The mocha was made to the perfect temperature. I didn't even have to wait for it to cool. It paired excellently with the scone, which I inhaled in less than 5 bites . The barista was appropriately friendly, didn't shove her way into my front window like some do (you know who I'm throwing shade at). I highly encourage anyone passing through Horseshoe Bend to stop at Wired Bean and give a little local business some love. Great coffee, food and service! What more could you ask for?