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ÀLAVITA

4.2 (462 reviews)
ModerateItalian
Closed • 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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Classy
Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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Pistachio Florentine Cannoli
Janet K.

My friend, who graduated from BSU with her MSW, and whose graduation we obviously attended, found this location. She was drawn to this location not only due the reviews but that they had the option of accommodating those with dietary restrictions. We were all excited to be there for the food but to also celebrate her. Booking the tables was quite an ordeal, but we managed. Unfortunately, at last minute, she learned that two members of her family that were supposed to attend, elected not to. As she did not find out until later in the day, she would not have been able to provide adequate time to contact them to let them now of the changes. I do want to share that overall, the experience was fantastic. Justin was a great server and the food and drinks were delicious. We did not get pictures of everything, but we ordered the following: Bucatini alle Vongole, Rigatoni, Blood Orange Bellini, (non-alcoholic) Limoncello Spritz, Lemon-Raspberry Tiramisu, and Pistachio Florentine Cannoli. I checked in with the others in our party, and they also indicated that the food was fantastic and the service wonderful. The concern we had was how some of our party was treated. This occurred on the evening on Friday, May 8, 2026. As mentioned, two members of her family elected not to join at the last minute. My friend and her wife relayed this to the hostess. My friend offered to try to squeeze into the booth with her other family members. The hostess then looked her and her family members up and down (with her face distorted in judgement), and said "you can try." My friend and her wife elected to sit at another table with two of her friends leaving the other table that had been reserved available (which was filled within 20 minutes by another party). This hostess then went over to the table where my friend is sitting and places her hand on the table, but I could not discern what was said. I find that type of behavior abhorrent. It is not only distasteful, but also makes patrons wonder if that is how this restaurant, this business, is run. If she is the first person you encounter, the face of this restaurant, the first impression - it does not bode well. There are some that may read this and think I am exaggerating, but I did note earlier, that the rest of our service was wonderful and the food divine. I do hope that whoever at the restaurant does monitor these reviews, really takes this feedback into consideration as I am sure that they do not want to be known as a space that shames patrons.

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Ryan O.

Rigatoni Braised local beef + black garlic-truffle butter + roasted local mushrooms + spinach + pickled red onion + lemon crema. That is the description of what I ordered for their handmade fresh pasta rigatoni that I got. Let me just say that all these flavors that they put into one dish were absolutely amazing. I really did not think they needed to have the spinach and mushrooms. Because the lemon crema and the Gorgonzola cheese were absolute phenomenal the braze beef was just to die for. This is a very small restaurant and there's only so many tables to get. I was able to sit at the bar which Aisha was the bartender. He did an amazing job and really helped lead me to my order of ordering the rigatoni. I had a beer with dinner and I did not order dessert. If you need to go to the bathroom, there is a door that leads outside the restaurant to the bathroom the weight was a little bit long for it, and luckily a neighboring coworker was able to lead me to their bathroom. I highly recommend checking out this place just because of the handmade pasta, which was something of a unique taste because it was well worth the price

Seth R.

Alavita is one of the more reliable Italian spots in downtown Boise, and overall it delivers a really enjoyable dining experience. The highlight here is definitely the fresh, house-made pasta--it's clear they put a lot of care into it. Dishes are generally well-executed with good flavor, and you can taste the quality of the ingredients. The menu is fairly focused, which helps keep things consistent, though a few dishes can feel slightly hot or miss The atmosphere is cozy and lively, making it a great spot for date night or a nice dinner out. Service is usually friendly and knowledgeable, with staff who can guide you through the menu and wine list. Timing can slow down during peak hours, but nothing too frustrating. Prices are on the higher side for Boise, but the overall quality and experience mostly justify it--it feels like a place you go to enjoy a proper sit-down meal rather than a quick bite. Overall, Great pasta, solid atmosphere, and definitely worth visiting if you're craving Italian in Boise.

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Munzer Q.

A great culinary experience. The place is cozy warm and quite friendly. The wine and the food and their services was above and beyond. The pasta is made daily and absolutely cooked perfectly. And you must finish the meal with Lemonchello Tiramisu. It's out of this world.

Amy G.

ALAVITA is a romantic Italian restaurant downtown Boise. They are known for their hand made pasta which is exquisite. Their ingredients are always fresh and seasonal. The ambiance is intimate and perfect for date night

Limoncello Tiramisu
Taylor W.

I was truly impressed with Alavita. You can tell that their food is made from scratch with delicious local ingredients. The interior space is smaller than I expected but it provides such a cozy feel to the restaurant. We started off with the chefs charcuterie board and the focaccia. When I first saw that there was a coffee aioli on the board I immediately thought I wouldn't like it but boy was I wrong. It had the best flavor and was delicious spread on some bread. They had a great assortment of meats, cheeses, and spreads. For my entree I got the tagliatelle. It was a classic pasta bolognese and exceeded my expectations. Of course to round off the night we had to finish with the limoncello tiramisu. We had the best service and overall the best experience. We will be back!

Chef's crudo
Aimee W.

Came here to celebrate a special occasion while in Boise. Quaint little spot with old school charm. Enjoyed the welcoming and friendly service from the moment we stepped into the restaurant. We started with the burrata and the chef's crudo. Plenty to share and the yellowtail was fresh. I thoroughly enjoyed the rigatoni dish - an amalgamation of flavors that one might question but turned out to be rich and delicious. Additionally, we ordered the tiger prawns which were perfectly cooked and juicy. They have a nice cocktail and wine menu to pair.

Marinated olives
Olivia O.

Cozy spot downtown with amazing homemade pastas and fabulous cocktails! Highly recommend

Limoncello Tiramisu
Joe F.

I took my wife to Alavita for her birthday dinner two weeks ago. We made a reservation for a Tuesday which was good as it filled up fast. They put us at a small table that was up against two walls in the front corner. Not necessarily comfortable as you couldn't slide your chair back. The waiter was basically the bartender, so you can imagine service was painfully slow. We started with a couple cocktails that were good but very expensive. I then switched to beer(Peroni). We had meatballs and a burrata appetizers. Both were good. For dinner, my wife had carbonara and I had rigatoni with braised short rib. We debated over whether the carbonara was actually carbonara. It did not taste like it nor did it have any bacon. The noodles were quite overcooked as well. The rigatoni was good though. For dessert they did give my wife a birthday piece of limoncello tiramisu with a candle, so a nice touch. I wouldn't say we had a spectacular time, but we may give it another try with different entrees. I'd recommend they add a waitress or waiter and let the bartender deal with only the bar. Also do something about the cramped seating in the corner.

Parppedelle

Àlavita was recommended via social media, and it definitely lived up to the hype. It was one of the best meals we've had in a long time. The artichoke hearts were AMAZING, along with the rest of our dinner. If we ever find ourselves in Boise again, we will be back!

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Neat spot , small but comfortable. Interim menu and friendly service. A fun enjoyable evening

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Great food, delicious and creative flavors paired together. We had a very kind and attentive waitress.. we would definitely return!

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Ask the Community - ÀLAVITA

Is it noisy on Friday?

Yes. It's noisy most of the time because it's packed most of the time. Probably not the best choice for quiet, romantic, reflective, but certainly the place to be for terrific, inventive food and a fun, lively atmosphere.

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We came to Corso to celebrate my friend's birthday. We all love happy hour so tonight we killed two…read morebirds with one stone. You can't beat happy hour vibes and birthday celebrations in one visit. Talk about a win win! I was that weird customer and got here exactly at 3 when they opened. To be honest with you, I loved that I got to spec out the bar area before everyone showed up. I got to appreciate the beautiful richness of the bar. It's just stunning. The red just makes the vibe sexy, mysterious and romantic. The tables were all beautifully lit with table lamps. I see people just falling in love with each other over a romantic cocktail here. I didn't really check out the dining area but if the bar area is this romantic, I can only imagine the other half of this joint. Cameron took care of us tonight. While I was waiting for the others to show up, I got myself a coke zero and chilled. I did peep out the menu and of course the happy hour menu. I knew we were in for a real treat. After the girls showed up, an old fashioned and a couple glasses of wine were ordered. And of course we got some food started! Oysters, fried caprese and shrimp cocktail. I know this food line up was going to be banger. One by one our food was coming out. Each appetizer was prettier than the plate before it. The shrimp cocktail was elegantly plated. The fried caprese was delicately garnished with herbs, tomatoes and a balsamic glaze. The oysters looked like they were just brought from the ocean fresh. Presentation was on point. I had to pass on the oysters. I don't eat oysters but I also can't have it cause of the new kidney. But from what I heard, the oysters were fantastic. I started off with the fried caprese, so good! The bread crumbs on the outside were savory and crunchy. The mozzarella in the middle was creamy and slightly melted. With the tomatoes, herbs and glaze in each bite...... wow. The ultimate flavor combo! Sweet, salty, cheesey and crunchy. To only have was hard cause I could have polished all 4! The shrimp cocktail was perfectly halved. Sprinkles of capers and microgreens added some earthy tones to the plate. I appreciate that they were sliced in half. It was easier to eat. I was able to cover each slice with some cocktail sauce. There was a nice heat from the horseradish that wasn't overwhelming. Enough to tickle your nose but not make you blackout. The fresh bread did make an appearance while we were eating. Better late than not getting fresh bread at all! The bread was out of the oven warm. I took a nice piece and slapped some butter on it. Fresh bread and butter will always be the best combo. I love the saltiness from the seasonings on top. It was soft, warm and crusty. I could have came here for a huge chunk of warm bread and left happy. That bread was killer. Cameron was great and got my friend, Laura a piece of limoncello cake for her birthday. Laura saved me a chunk of that slice of heaven. I was outside on a phone call when they started working on it. Grateful my friend was kind and shared her cake with me. Woooooooooww. We were making jokes about saying it would be our birthday every week so we can come in for limoncello cake. It was the perfect dessert to end our meal. I'm so happy we got to come in tonight. Food was chef's kiss. Cameron did a marvelous job taking care of us girls. The venue is absolutely gorgeous. And I loved how diverse the crowd was. The vibe was truly one of a kind unique. I look forward to coming back with my husband and having a romantic dinner here. I got the fun, light hearted happy hour experience. My next visit will most definitely be a romantic dinner with my husband kind of visit. I can't wait!

I hate leaving negative reviews, but after choosing Corso Italian Steakhouse to celebrate my mom's…read more50th birthday, I feel like people should know about our experience. It started with the stuffed mushrooms, which were disappointing. They were basically just stuffed with sausage and lacked any real flavor or balance. My Hugo Spritz arrived with what looked like only two sips in the glass, which was surprising considering the price. Unfortunately, the entrees were even worse. My mom's steak was served cold, and her twice baked potato looked like it had been made the day before and barely reheated. Another steak and potato were exactly the same. We sent both steaks back, and after waiting quite a while, they came back looking like they had simply been microwaved. Instead of fixing the issue, both steaks were now completely overcooked and dry. We had chicken piccata pasta and that was honestly inedible. My chicken Parmesan was just okay, but the broccolini had such a strong chemical taste that I couldn't eat it. For what should have been a special dinner celebrating my mom's 50th birthday, this was incredibly disappointing. Between the poor food quality, long wait to correct obvious issues, and the fact that the "fix" made the steaks even worse, this was one of the worst restaurant experiences I've had. We left frustrated and wishing we had chosen somewhere else for such an important celebration.

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