Our coffee was so tasty! and the staff were quick and friendly. It was a great find at the Nampa…read moreFarmers Market!

Locally owned double-decker bus that has been in business for a while now. Always kind, efficient…read moreand have a great coffee. Would always recommend!

Jitters is a small storefront next to the "Freak Alley Gallery" - the seats aren't super…read morecomfortable but, that's my only gripe. Their regular drip coffee was a medium roast, which isn't my preference, so I ordered an Americano. It was perfect. When picking up drinks, the baristas offered chocolate espresso beans with each beverage which was a cute touch. The staff were friendly, the shop was clean, and the drinks were great. Everything I want in a coffee shop.

I got to stop in Jitters By Jayne last week and thought it was such a cute little coffee shop! I…read morereally like all the decor. Right when you walk in it looks super cozy. They were very busy when my friend and I walked in but the service was still really good. Our barista was friendly and welcoming. Now the reason this place didn't get a higher rating is because my coffee unfortunately tasted super watery. I took a sip right when I received it and just thought it lacked any flavor (I ordered their special blueberry coffee). However, my friend's coffee was very nice and had a strong coffee flavor (she ordered a honey, vanilla, and cinnamon latte). I also really appreciated the options for seasonal drinks! Overall, I would give Jitters by Jayne a second try.

My latte was pretty good but the flavor notes of the brown butter fig didn't stand out. I didn't…read morelinger but it seems like a cool place to sit for a minute!

Quaint coffee shop you'd pass without looking for, that's for sure. Service was alright, and the…read morecoffee was tasty - I loved that the latte wasn't sweet, but a full body flavor focused on the espresso. The pastries are sealed in plastic which I wasn't a fan of, but overall a nice experience.

Adorable coffee shack in Meridian! They have a small shack where you order at the window as well as…read morepatio tables and a cozy tent with lots of seating. I had the bee balm latte, felt like the almond milk tasted a little burnt, but willing to give it another try! My husband had the nitro cold brew which he said was fantastic. They have so many different drinks, including some fun matcha specials.

Must visit to this adorable coffee truck ( + heated tent! )…read more They have some fancy drinks, a current winter coffee menu and besides yummy treats like croissants also some treats for the dogs! They also have smoothies with boosters, matcha menu, dairy free milk alternatives, and a lot of organic flavors. Super friendly and cute ambiance. The heated tent is such a plus, especially in the cold. It has multiple sitting areas from a couch, hammock chair area, 8chair table for larger groups and a little table and chair for "work" or any other type of alone time while enjoying your coffee. Nice music in the background. Service is really good, the menu is extensively large for a coffee truck and pretty fancy! Definitely check out their winter menu. One of the best coffee trucks I've ever been to!

The drinks were amazing! I got a chai latte, I love the hometown feel. They did a great job. I will…read morebe back

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've been excited for this place to open, although I'll admit I'll always miss Mel and Coffee &…read moreSupply, so coming here felt a little bittersweet at first. That said, Form & Function really does bring something fresh to Eagle. The vibe is modern, clean, and thoughtfully designed without feeling cold. I also think they have the biggest alt milk selection of any local coffee shop I've been to, and I've tried basically all of them around here. Their seasonal drinks are consistently good too. One underrated thing? They're one of the only coffee shops in Eagle actually open on Sundays and open later into the afternoon. That's surprisingly rare around here. (Yes, Eagle Coffee & Bakery is open too, but their coffee always tastes burnt to me.) This place clearly thought about how people actually use coffee shops. Tons of seating options, lots of outlets, side tables that work well for laptops, a big upstairs group table, plus a little play kitchen and games for kiddos. The downstairs can get a little loud because of the high ceilings, but it's still way calmer than most busy cafés. Everything is super clean, including the bathrooms, which honestly matters more when you have kids. One of my favorite little routines now is grabbing a coffee here and taking my daughter over to Stephen Guerber Park afterward.

I had the opportunity to meet the owner of Form and Function recently and he told me about their…read morenewest location in Eagle. I have had the pleasure of checking out their downtown locations, especially their location at the Sparrow. It's such a great vibe down there! After finding out that this location is right down the road from me, you know I had to make my way in. I came in later in the morning so it was pretty chill. The venue is bright and simple. I love the simplicity of everything. The walls aren't over decorated. The tables and chairs and nicely spaced, the big windows give such great bright lightening and there's wonderful outdoor seating available too. I initially was on the wrong end of the counter. I finally realized and made my way to the register. I wasn't greeted by a barista. She wasn't the friendliest but she wasn't rude, she was there. She got my order squared away and I just hung out till it was ready. While waiting, I did notice all the goodies they had available. The baked goods looked fresh and yummy. I do believe they have a chia seed pudding in the little refrigerated case, it looked good. I'll have to grab some chia seed pudding the next time I'm in! I got myself something different from my normal americano. Today's drink was an iced matcha with almond milk. I did ask for some sugar free syrup. The few couple drinks I have gotten from the two other locations were Chai so it's good to know about not having sugar free syrups as an option. The barista did offer me honey or maple syrup as an alternative. I took up on her suggestion for the honey. My drink looked fabulous. It was rich in color. I really like the ice they serve here, it's great ice to chew on. I do like my coffee/tea to be slightly sweeter so I did end up adding a couple packets of blue sugar to my drink. I did a good few sips before I added the extra sweetner. It was hearty in matcha and you can taste the creaminess of the almond milk. The honey was there but the added sweetener did help enhance the honey. I enjoyed the nice weather today and had my drink outside. They have quite a few options for outdoor seating. Picnic tables, a few andorak chairs and a pint size picnic table for kids were available. I appreciate the big umbrellas at the picnic tables. It gave nice shade. In the space between the coffee shop and the boutique next door is where a lot of the seating is. It's quite charming and relaxing. I adore the strung up lights. I couldn't really enjoy them today since it was so bright out but I can imagine it being a great way to end day in a fall day. A hot cup of coffee, sitting in a huge andorak chair under the lights. It's great to know this local coffee joint is right down the road from me. I have always gotten great drinks from the other Form and Functions so it's nice to have this location as an option. My drink was good and it was nice being able to enjoy it under a huge umbrella today. I do wish the staff was a little friendlier. I came later in the day so my mood is already set. I couldn't imagine having the people working today start my day. I wouldn't be in the best mood. Hopefully the customer service will be a pleasant as my drink the next time around.

This place is so cute! I can't believe I spend so much time at coffee shops and only just learned…read moreabout this one. Everything about - the vibe, the food, the menu, the people - is great. It feels very living room-y, if that makes sense, and the pastries are illegally delicious and GIANT. This is a great spot to work remotely, meet a friend (done both, or grab a quick drink. Love it!

Perks of Life feels like the unofficial gathering spot for Eagle senior citizens and honestly, I…read morekind of love that about it. It has a very local, community feel that's getting harder to find. The coffee itself is fine -- not terrible, not "drive across town for it" amazing either. I usually just get the unlimited refill cup and drink from one of their mugs while I work for a bit. Where this place really shines is the baked goods and breakfast food. You can smell everything being made from their little kitchen, and it feels genuinely homemade in a way most coffee shops don't anymore. Their molasses cookies are somehow available year-round and I'm not exaggerating when I say if they're sold out, my day takes a turn. The quiche Lorraine is also legitimately excellent with a buttery crust, and they usually have a surprisingly good variety of gluten-free baked goods too. One thing I oddly appreciate: no music and no giant café chaos. Also no plugs, so this isn't the place to camp for 6 hours on a laptop. But if I need a quiet spot to answer emails or get 1-1.5 hours of work done without distraction, this is actually one of my favorite places to go.

Small little cafe,super friendly staff. We got a flat…read morewhite,cortoda and lemon raspberry scone. The coffees were Ok,scone was extremely dry (they did heat it up though!)

I was in the area for lunch and saw this cute little coffee joint. Decided to come check it out…read more I'm always down for a hot coffee on a cold spring day! Walking in, I was instantly greeted by a beautiful smile. I looked over the drink boards and decided on the tiramisu latte. It sounded delicious. While my drink was being made, I checked out all the fun merch, flowers and decor. It's a really bright venue with lots of seating. Great for a coffee date, home work or some alone time. There were fresh pretty flowers that really added a feminine touch to the place. Flowers are so simple but add such a warm touch to a venue. I'm not gonna lie, I ordered a small and with tip I was pushing close to 7 bucks. I thought it was a pricey coffee. I was hoping for my coffee to be sweet. When I think of tiramisu I think of sweet and creamy. It was creamy but it did lack in the sweet department. I would have liked a little more flavor to the drink. It was a little bitter for my liking but I still drank it. I'll have to ask for extra sweet next time. If you're looking for a chill joint to drink coffee and chill, Slick Rock would be a good joint to hit up. Even though the coffee was average for me, I do look forward to going back and trying another drink.