Came in for dinner and had biscuits and gravy. I was worried what kind of quality of food I was…read moregoing to get beans that I saw the chef use the microwave. From what I've gathered they make their own biscuits and they're gravy was definitely not from a box. The bacon was cooked almost perfect and the hashbrowns were also good overall a good experience good 1950s feel to the restaurant and the staff is very polite.

Before Christmas, my friend wanted to meet up for a quick bite so she suggested Eddie's. We both…read morewanted breakfast for lunch so Eddie's sounded like a great place to eat at. I arrived first. There was a server behind the counter not really acknowledging me. There were also a couple other servers hanging out by the breakfast bar that were in their own little world. So, I just stood there for a while. Finally someone who was actually serving a table who wad walking by greeted me and got my sat. I got some coffee started while I was waiting for my friend. I told me server about my new kidney and that I couldn't use the creamers on the table that had been handled by previous guests. She was kind and got me a new bowl of creamers. I kicked it, enjoyed my hot coffee and waited till my friend showed up. After my friend finally showed up, we breezed over the menu and decided on some grub. I did have a meal a little before our lunch date so I got something off the smaller menu. I decided on the hamburger patty with onions and 1egg meal. I thought it was going to be the perfect amount. Everything came out quickly. I did ask for a side of brown gravy for my hamburger patty, it was looking kinda dry. The side of fruit I got looked fresh and my egg was cooked perfectly. My patty was smaller, it would be comparable to a patty you would use as a slider. The gravy and onions did add nice flavor to it. Unfortunately the gravy was sitting for a while in the back cause it was lumpy and cooler. The egg was fresh and the fruit as good. My coffee was always topped off by our server which I really appreciated. My friend and I didn't realize what time they closed. We just thought that we came at an odd hour so no one was eating and it was slow. We hung out for a while and chatted. Finally another server told us that she was going to go paint the bathroom and she would be in there if we needed anything. Finding that to be such an odd comment, I googled to see what time they closed. It was 2:15 and they closed at 2. I thought a simple "is there anything else we can get you cause we are closed" would have been sufficient instead of beating around the bush. I served for over 30 years and have never told my guests I would be in the bathroom if they needed me. It was an interesting meal here. The venue was fun with the lights and vintage decor. The food was decent. Our server did a great job but service outside of her was non existent or questionable. I have my favorite breakfast joints and I wish I could have added this place to it on this end of town. I love supporting local but it's hard to support this joint when the service and food was just 50/50.

great hospitality and excellent quality of service. Rosemary needs a raise! Hope to come back soonread more

The place was hoppin. Service was on point. They…read moreimplemented a new ordering system and the waitress and kitchen didn't miss a beat. The food was spectacular.

If you're flying to visit a new place, you gots to try the food that's genuinely tied to that…read morelocation. In this case, the place is Boise Idaho. The food genuinely tied to Boise are Finger Steaks and Ice Cream Potato. The place to try them is WESTSIDE Drive In. Finger steaks were just ok. Too much batter. Not enough steak. The ice cream potato was awesome. It's just vanilla ice cream. But somehow it's much more. Absolutely tastes great. You gotta try them.

A fellow Yelper, Elite, and now Yelp friend told me I had to take my visiting family to Westside…read moreDrive In for the famous Idaho Ice Cream Potato--and she was right! We had just finished dinner, so my SIL, her 4-year-old daughter, and I shared one dessert. It was a hit and oh-so-delicious! Definitely hit the spot. Service was quick, everything was clean, and I loved all the beautiful flowers decorating the place. Their menu had a bunch of other yummy-looking options too, so we'll definitely have to come back when we're ready for some gourmet fast food!

Came here for the first time this morning, a Wednesday. The restaurant was not crowded. It was seat…read moreyourself, and we chose a booth. Karinna was our server, and she did an excellent job of taking care of us; friendly, attentive, and helpful. That are known for their scones. To me, they weren't really like the scones I'm used to. They're big pastries of fried dough, and you can get them covered with cinnamon and sugar, fruit, cream cheese, and more. I had the three egg Jalapeño and cheese omelet (spicy/good) with hash browns and upgraded to the cinnamon and sugar "scone". My wife got eggs and sausage, hash browns, and the same type of scone. The food was all good, but the scones were delicious! More like a large pastry churro, and with butter on top it was amazing. My problem was with the men's bathroom. It was disgusting. Dirty, paper on the floor, toilet--well, you get the idea. This caused me to look around and see that the place was not all that clean. So, the next time we would come, and that would be for those scones, we'd do takeout.

If you look over my reviews then you will see I love breakfast restaurants and especially home-made…read morechicken fried steak. So when the menu specifically says home-made chicken fried steak I get excited. And it is possible that I came to Merritts with too high expectations. That being said the chicken fried steak was very bland, no flavor. Salt and pepper couldn't save it. The scone was cooked perfectly but whatever honey butter they are using was waxy and not much flavor. My wife also said her omelette just didn't taste right. She also had the Boston shake which was basically just ice cream on top of milkshake, didn't really look or taste like a sundae. She also said the chocolate tasted stale. The service was fine for having few customers. I'm not a huge fan of going to a restaurant and having Dr Pepper in a bottle. So yes, a cup of ice was appreciated. The restaurant itself is what you would expect for a roadside family dinner. It actually added to the excitement of what I expected the food to taste like. There are just so many good breakfast restaurants that I could not give this a 3. I would not come back and I cannot recommend for anybody else. Sorry Merritts.

Been multiple times and everything always amazing! Great service, very fresh. Highly recommend!read more

This place is hidden away, but really worth finding. We arrived at the restaurant right at 9am…read more Good thing. By 9:30 it has a waiting list of people. It's hard to find the exact things that give this place such a high rating. The coffee isn't bitter or sour. It's just right. The hash browns are crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside. The sausage isn't sweet or too heavy on the sage. The eggs are cooked perfectly. The servers are first class. This place is just a winner in every category.

ALWAYS a great experience at the famous Moon's. This was my first visit since their move. I pigged…read moreout on a delicious Boise Beni with a heaping stack of crispy hash browns and washed it all down with a deliciously sweet Almond Joy ice latte. My husband enjoyed the popular John Wayne platter that he wolfed down like no one's business. My only gripe - the steep prices. Both our dishes were $19.95 plus drinks brought the total to over $60.00 before tipping. For breakfast? Even in this economy?! I don't pay much attention to prices when looking at a menu, but this has got to be one of the pricier breakfast options in the valley. Would I return? Sure. I get it, rent is due. It just caught me a little off guard.

Right when you walk in to Moon's Cafe, your greeting with a really cool atmosphere and a unique…read morevibe. Our hostess and waitress were really nice and very welcoming right off the bat. Of course my friend and I ordered some beignets and we both agreed that they were the highlight of our experience. They were super fresh and really light and fluffy. My friend ordered the biscuits and gravy which we both agreed that the gravy tasted almost a little too sweet. I got a hearty breakfast with hash-browns, toast, sausage, and eggs. Mine tastes very fresh but I will say lack some flavor. Also if your going on a weekend morning just expect to have a wait time. Totally understandable for the size of the restaurant and the amount of customer flow. But their team worked very efficiently and fast! Overall, I would definitely come back for some beignets and I'll have to try a coffee next time!

Used to eat here as a kid when it was under different management and called Eddies and loved it…read moreback then but got to say, came for breakfast on my birthday (to re-awaken childhood nostalgia) and was not disappointed! New ownership has a great vision for the place and the food and service was excellent while keeping all the old Route 66 1950s essence in-tact! Keep up the good work and will definitely be back!

Used the senior specials. Ground beef covered in fried onions, topped with an egg was one order…read more Bacon and cheese omelet was the other. Choice of hash browns or fruit for each order. We got one of each. The fruit was really fresh and firm, the hash browns were nice and crispy. Coffee was good. Prices are possibly the lowest around, certainly for a Boise coffee shop. Cute retro decor fits the chrome diner exterior. This is a place for returning again and again.

Great little diner. Excellent food and service…read more Definitely recommend. Yelp shouldn't make a minimum number of characters to post. Lol

This place has really slipped. Used to be a solid place to get a proper breakfast. Not anymore…read more The waiter messed up my simple order and brought be a totally different dish. He offered to bring out the correct order, but I passed. A very little portion of scrambled eggs that were not real warm. Yuck! You can see the cooks and others that work the back of house. They had clothes on that look like they have not been washed in sometime. Makes one question what else is not real clean in the restaurant.

We have never been disappointed in The Griddle. The food is always delicious, made with fresh…read moreingredients. The staff is helpful, patient and friendly! My only "complaint" is I'd like two pieces of toast with my breakfast. Other than that, no complaints! Oh, this was our first time going on a weekday morning, not a Sunday. Sundays can be tough, especially after church! So try a calmer weekday morning!

We both had a breakfast special the first time we came. Mine was Eggs Benedict on a croissant. It…read morewas delicious. The breve was also excellent and the service was exceptional. At the time of our first visit, we were starting out on a 2 week vacation and had just flown into the Boise Airport the day before. Today, we are flying home and have come to this restaurant for breakfast again. We love this place!

So, so delicious! I…read morehad the veggie bowl, which included potatoes, mixed veggies, and cheese, and came with a side of buttered toast (I chose multi grain). They kindly accommodated my requests to remove mushrooms and swap out the cheese for goat cheese. Incredibly flavorful! I also tried their house seasoning and the many other hot sauces that were sitting on the table in a handy rotating caddy. So fun and so yummy. My friend tried the malted waffle, which was perfectly crisp and tasty. We came around 10:45am on a Friday, and only waited about 5 mins for a table.

Very good all together the classic eggs Benedict was excellent well above average quality, same…read morewith the pancakes very good texture and flavor. Mimosa was outstanding perfectly mixed not skimping out on the alcohol, however it could have been a little more decorative. Food took a long time to get to our table which is unfortunate. All together it was wonderful I give a 7.9 out of 10