The Wylder is one of Boise's best restaurants. In my opinion, I prefer the bronco add fresh basil…read moreover the honey badger. The honey badger is fine. It's just not as good as the bronco in my opinion. I could eat that mushroom toast every single day it's that good. And as you can see the butterscotch budino, although it looks so simple, it taste incredible. Every time I go here, I leave happy. They don't take reservations so if it's busy, there will be a wait often. If you're open to sitting outside, you will get seated fast faster. This restaurant is right up there with Percy for me!

I had such a great experience here while traveling! Yesterday I noticed the online wait time was…read moreabout an hour and a half, so I ended up eating somewhere else. Today I decided to order ahead, but I accidentally scheduled my pickup an hour later than I intended because my laptop was set to a different time zone. I called the restaurant, explained what happened, and they were incredibly kind and accommodating. Even though the restaurant was absolutely packed when I arrived, they were able to get my order ready much earlier than originally scheduled. I really appreciated them going out of their way to help me. The food was fantastic! The Honey Badger pizza was delicious, the Everynight salad was even better. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and worth every bite. Between the outstanding customer service and the excellent food, this place definitely earned five stars. If I'm ever back in the area, I'll absolutely be coming here again!

I have been dining at this Café Zupas location off Broadway Avenue on and off for the past three…read moreyears. Over this time, my experiences have been a bit of a mixed bag regarding food quality and accuracy, though the service and atmosphere have always been consistently good. The environment inside the restaurant is always clean and welcoming, and the staff members are pleasant and helpful during my visits. On the food side, their salads are excellent and highly reliable. I can always count on getting a fresh, well-made salad every time I order. However, other aspects of the menu tend to fluctuate. The soups are hit-or-miss; there are days when they are delicious, but other times they are served cold and taste slightly off. My biggest recurring issue is with order accuracy regarding their chocolate-dipped strawberries. I specifically request a plain dipped strawberry because the hard candy pearls on the decorated ones hurt my teeth. Despite making this request, I frequently get home only to find they packed the strawberry with the hard toppings anyway. While the great service and atmosphere make for an enjoyable visit, the inconsistency with the soup quality and the lack of attention to simple order modifications makes the overall food experience unpredictable.

I ordered a bowl online that was a lettuce base with toppings and sweet potatoes. I had the sweet…read morepotatoes removed and they forgot to add an additional topping, it was a pretty pitiful bowl. You would think they would add a little extra lettuce if they weren't adding the bulk of the sweet potatoes but they did not. Barely felt like a side salad.

High Note features all-vegan, all housemade food, which is just my thing, so I'm really glad I…read morediscovered it during my short stay in Boise. I came here for a late lunch around 2 pm after arriving in Boise. They weren't crowded at this point but business wasn't dead either. My waitress was very friendly. Inside has a lived-in, intimate feel, but it was pretty dark, so much that I wasn't sure they were actually open as I was opening the door. I had the French dip sandwich with a side of tomato basil soup. The sandwich was delicious and tasted homemade in the best way. The "meat" of the sandwich was seitan. I don't THINK it was a perfect meat replica (but I've never had a real French dip), but it was very flavourful. I loved the flavour and the thick cut of their bread, but it didn't have much structure and fell apart easily as I was eating which made the sandwich very messy. The tomato basil soup was a little different. It was slightly creamy but brothy and a little chunky - not a smooth puree. Again, it tasted great and was nice and light, which was a good contrast to the very rich sandwich. It was a little slow, especially considering they weren't that busy. I didn't really mind since I wasn't on a schedule, but this is something to be aware of - don't come here for a quick meal. Not cheap, but worth it for the quality.

I like to visit an all vegan restaurant whenever I am traveling. I saw that the High Note was only…read more.8 mile from where I was staying. My vegetarian friend offered to accompany me. The restaurant was cute, and I was excited to try it. I ordered the grilled cheese and mushroom sandwich with tomato basil soup. I liked the bread of the sandwich, it was pretty hearty. The cheese wasn't very melty. My friend got a French dip sandwich, she only ate half and brought the rest back to our Airbnb. The next day when we were departing, she offered it to me for my drive home. The service was ok, it wasn't the friendliest. Prices were a little steep. If I lived nearby, I would come back and give another try.

We had a fantastic experience at Bittercreek Alehouse! My husband ordered the fries and corn…read morechowder, and I had the veggie burger with the quinoa bean salad. Everything was fresh, hot, and incredibly flavorful. The service was excellent, and the staff made us feel very welcome. We chose to sit outside since the weather was beautiful, and it was the perfect setting for our family. Great food, great atmosphere, and great service--we highly recommend Bittercreek Alehouse and will definitely be back!

Place was relatively packed but our server was quick and we saw our app and entrees timely…read more I enjoyed the Fish and Chips, although I will say the fries were a little on the soft side. The cod was excellent and I'm glad I got it. The wings were decent and there was plenty of meat on them. Are they worth $20? I'll let you decide. Also got a chocolate cheesecake to go and it looks amazing. If you're looking for parking, you can find a garage not far as it is practically across the street from this location. All in all we had a good experience in the heart of Boise.

We're so excited to be back in Idaho! And the first place we came to eat was Fork. We remember how…read moremuch we loved it from a few years ago. The asparagus fries are still insane! So happy for them. And really all the appetizers we've had in the past few weeks have been delicious. The Wedge salad is a favorite of the family. We love the location and the vibe as well. The butter cake always calms everyone's anxiety about moving to a new state. We're looking forward to many more meals here. Especially on Sundays after church.

The asparagus fries are an absolute must, they were amazing. Brussels were also great, definitely…read morewould get them again. Also the caramel bread pudding is TO DIE FOR. Save room it's worth it, the caramel sauce is browned butter or something. So yum. For mains we got the short rib, it was good. Huli huli chicken, kinda tough and WAY too much sauce. My plate was a sloppy mess of mashed potatoes and sweet sauce. And lastly the steak Sammy, it was chewy and also kind of tough. The bread it was on was excellent though, and the fries were also good (ask for them extra crispy). Cocktails we got the mule, which I liked, and a prickly pear margarita, which was way too sour for me. I'd go back and just get the apps and dessert, skip the mains. Our table had a nice view to the street and ambiance was good.

TEMPORARILY CLOSED AS OF 12/1/25 per letter posted on eatery door. See excerpts below…read more I was a big fan of this eatery under original owners but not so much since the current owners took over. So, I don't weep for their need to re-evaluate but realize fans will be disappointed. If you have gift cards you can use them at St. Lawrence Gridiron or Rustica, two other Boise downtown restaurants with the same owners. From the letter on door: "As many know, there has been a significant slowdown in consumer spending, especially in restaurants starting late 2024. We've done our very best to keep prices in line with what makes sense to cover costs and provide full benefits for our amazing staff," the letter said. "However, with sales down across all entities this year, we must re-evaluate our operations and make the necessary difficult decisions to be a sustainable business. Also, for the first time in many years, we recently lost two key people in our organization, and they both were a large part of what made Wild Root special. Last, we are heading into the slower, winter months. Instead of scrambling to keep the doors open, we are going to shut it down to evaluate everything."

It's street parking. There is outside seating but we sat inside…read more Decor inside is pretty with wooden tables and chairs. It's clean inside and outside. Service is very friendly. Food was good too. I thought I ordered Eggs Benedict but I was given two eggs without hollandaise sauce instead. I didn't complain. I still ate it and everything was delicious. Service was quick so I'll definitely give this place another try.

First time in not really expecting anything great just a…read morenice dinner with friends menu was interesting and we didn't know which way to go, we're adventurous so we asked the server his 4 favorites and went with his suggestion all were superb!! then we added a couple entrees the Steak Fritas and the chicken with gnocchi both outstanding his wine recommendations were spot on and the atmosphere was very quaint and the restaurant filled quickly with locals so a reservation is a good idea great French influence highly recommend and we'll be back!!

We had a reservation here last weekend for dinner. We showed up right on time for our reservation…read morebut had to wait about 15 minutes for our table to be ready. We took a seat at the bar and ordered a beverage while we waited. Note, they only serve beer and wine, they don't have hard alcohol. While we were seated at the bar, another couple walked in without a reservation and were seated right away which my husband and I found odd. Why not just seat us at that open table? After we were seated it took another 10minutes or so for our server to come up and introduce herself. Note, online it calls for a dress code of business casual, so my husband wore a collard shirt and I had a nice dress on. The servers were not dressed business casual at all. Most had plain t-shirts on, one had overalls (cute, but still not business casual attire) and quite a few had face/body glitter on. I assume the glitter was because it was Treefort that weekend. Anyways.... After our server finally canoe over and took our order, service was smooth. Dinner was delicious. I got the chicken and mushrooms and it was a very generous portion. My husband got the sablefish and was pleased with his meal as well. Note about the bathrooms, they are outside through a door and down a couple of hallways. They share the bathrooms with the rest of the building. Maybe be difficult to access if you need assistance walking. Not impossible, just a little trickier than if they were inside the restaurant. All in all, we had a good experience.

We had an amazing birthday dinner at Percy last night. Amazing service and beautiful space! Glad we…read moremade reservations because they got busy fast. Gluten free items are not marked on the menu, but the majority of items are gluten free or can be made that way!

Our first visit for brunch was phenomenal. We were pleasantly surrounded by warm colors and dark…read morewoods with seats and booths perfectly arranged for private gatherings. Our server, Jared, was so professional, shared specific knowledge about the dishes and cocktails as well as spent time talking with us as people, not just another table to wait on. We both had the Percy burgers and salad which is outstanding in flavor and presentation. We came back tonight for dinner and happened to have Jared again. We also met Erin, a manager. Both continued to surpass expectations of the kindness one receives at a dining experience. Notably the staff works together in such a cohesive team that our waters are always filled up and our plates are always removed or brought at perfect timing like a symphony. We were blessed and surprised with "on the house" carrot cake as well tonight which was so delicious I can't stop thinking about it. It you are looking for a new favorite dining spot in Boise, make Percy your number one! Ask for Jared and Erin and your experience will be like no other. Oh yeah, the short ribs are AMAZING!!!!

I ordered the Idaho Irishman & boy was it good. But biggest surprise? This pizza was huge!!! Never…read moreseen anything like it. Crust was light & delicious. Good price for such a large pizza. Absolutely delicious!

Amazing pizza! Great service! Fun atmosphere!…read more I recommend getting a large pizza for the price. So worth it!

You HAVE to eat here. This was our favorite place we ate at in Boise. We were excited to try…read moreBurmese food for the first time. Nahm is located in a strip mall so has a lot of free and easy parking out front. It was pretty packed, but we were seated immediately. It's a pretty casual spot. Their menu had a lot of delicious options, but we decided to order the most popular Burmese dishes according to Yelp. We started with the tea leaf salad. This salad was SPICY! It had tons of yummy ingredients in it. The star of the show was the hung lay. We loved the rich and delicious flavors. We liked it so much we want to recreate it at home! I can't speak too much about the Thai options since we went with Burmese dishes, but know that the Burmese food is great here.

Nahm Thai is one of the good Thai spots in Boise, especially if you're looking for something a…read morelittle more authentic and unique. The mix of Thai and Burmese dishes really sets it apart from other places in town. The food was overall really flavorful dishes like khao soi papaya salad and other northern Thai dishes , and everything tastes fresh and well-prepared. The flavors feel more traditional compared to a lot of Thai spots around here. The restaurant itself is on the smaller side, which gives it a cozy vibe, but it can feel a little tight and busy during peak hours, so it's not the best place for big groups unless you plan ahead. Service was friendly and welcoming, and food came out pretty quickly even when it was busy. Overall, it's a great spot for quality Thai food in Boise. definitely one of the places I'd come back to when I want something more authentic and a little different.