We went to the Soup Kettle Grille initially because it was close to our hotel. We were amazed at…read moretheir selection of sandwiches, from breakfast sandwiches to wraps to croissants. They have an extensive menu of teas (including milk teas) and coffees. They also have allergens listed on their menus - it shows if something is dairy-free, gluten-free, and vegetarian. Being gluten- and dairy-free, this made my selections very easy. We were so impressed, we went their three times during a five day visit. In the morning they make baked goods on premise. They had three or four dairy and gluten free options. I particularly liked the banana nut bread and also got their chocolate-chip banana bread. I ordered an egg salad on a gluten free wrap during one of our visits - excellent. Their lattes were outstanding. I highly recommend the Soup Kettle Grille to anyone close enough to try it out.

Great idea, poor execution. MASSIVE menu but you can definitely tell where the balance between…read morequality and quantity is lost. Sandwich was soggy and difficult to consume with a lot of the cheese running out of the sandwich and being too overcooked to eat. Didn't actually finish the sandwich and that is a rarity for me. Tomato Soup was very runny, weak and lacked flavor and had an almost microwaved consistency and taste to it. Coffee also tasted off for some reason, almost having an old/stale flavor. Overall the staff were nice but the food left much to be desired.

This was so good and I'm disappointed there aren't any near me (CO ). This would likely be one of…read moremy go to spots, if it was. I ordered a bowl-chicken shawarma and then a pita with chicken souvlaki for later. My son had 2 different sandwiches. He also had the lentil soup and said it was good. We both thought everything was a good portion size and excellent flavor. Go try this place-you will not be disappointed!

We'd been to the Meridian location, and decided to check this one in Nampa. Came about 3:30 on a…read moreSaturday, and there only two other parties in the restaurant, which is one of the reasons we go out to eat in the mid-afternoon. The atmosphere is very casual, metal tables and chairs, bright and cheerful. Even though it appears like a fast food restaurant, there is table service, and that's nice. Payten was our server, and she did a great job of taking care of us. Don't know what it would be like during the busy times. My wife ordered a Chicken Shawarma sandwich, and I got the Chicken Shawarma bowl. My wife liked the sandwich, and I enjoyed the bowl. Nicely seasoned chicken with a base of salad and Safron rice. Very filling, too. Also, their fries are very good. They are seasoned well and crispy, just the way I like them. We will definitely be back. Good, healthy food at a reasonable price, in a nice atmosphere. My only negative is that the AC was on cold enough for both of us to wish we had brought coats.

Best pizza I've had in my whole life. PLEASE BRING IT TO PORTLAND OREGON. I travel to Idaho just…read moreto have Chicago connection!

We ordered online for a dine-in pickup the following day. When we got there, the pizza was ready to…read morego, but was simply in a box, no plates, no napkins, etc. Asked for napkins, they gave us two small ones for a Large pizza... really? We took the box outside, they did check on us and we asked if we could get some plates and they brought us two paper plates. The pizza was good, but truly not a Chicago Pizza, just a simple thick crust pizza. When we ordered, we built a pizza with a selection of our own desired toppings and each topping cost $2.50 What we actually got on the pizza however were maybe a half a dozen SMALL pieces of each topping (with the exception of the black olives); maybe .10 cents worth? Hardly worthy of what ended up being a $40 pizza. We used to eat at the Chicago Connection back in 2010, 11 & 12 and while they are the same style of pizza, at least they put on the toppings that equated to the cost of the pizza. The upshot? Just like the thin crust pizza's that we cook at home, we ordered a Pizzeria Uno Deep Dish Pan from Pizzeria Uno when we got home, downloaded the recipe for it and will simply make it ourselves in the future. Would we go back there? Yes, nice place, clean, well laid out, indoor and outdoor dining, but in the future we would not order a build your own pizza as it is too spendy for what you get and get one of their signature pizza's with both individual pizza's and salad bars to keep the prices reasonable and hopefully a decent quality pizza that they make all of the time. I wish we could give it Two Thumbs Up, but they need to change two things for that. Make it like an authentic Chicago Pizza and either don't charge for the toppings or give you what they charge you for.

Amazing food! We had the chicken shawarma sandwich and the gyro dinner plate, and both were…read moreabsolutely delicious. The delivery was fast, and everything arrived fresh. We'd definitely recommend this place!

3/5 Stars We visited…read morefor lunch with a party of four after hearing good things, but unfortunately it didn't live up to our expectations. The restaurant itself is very clean, modern, and inviting. The interior is well designed and creates a nice first impression. The service was slow but friendly. The staff was polite, though they seemed a bit timid and lacked confidence. The biggest disappointment was the food. Everything looked fresh, but it was surprisingly bland. The Greek salad had very little flavor, the hummus was equally underwhelming, and the gyro just wasn't anything memorable. We kept waiting for those bold Mediterranean flavors that never came. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but it also wasn't one we'd repeat. There are better Greek and Mediterranean options in the Treasure Valley, so unfortunately we wouldn't return.

Came here to update my original review to add five more stars to my original five-star review! I…read morewent tonight with seven friends and we did the large combination option. OMG, three entrees, a pizza and a side each? We had so much food. It was all so good and well well worth $20 a head. I also couldn't skip the massive chocolate cake for dessert. Let me tell you - if you're a chocolate lover like me, DO NOT SKIP. $8 for a GIANT slice full of fudge and chocolate chips and homemade frosting. DIVINE. The atmosphere inside is so family comfy and open too, and the service was great! This is definitely going to be a staple in our house.

Just my husband and I for dinner on a Thursday. We were seated in a back corner. It was not…read morecrowded. We were given menus and water. We sat there for fifteen minutes and were never approached by a server. The were at least five servers.

The food tasted so good and fresh, person working register was so nice and friendly. I can't wait…read moreto back again!!

Amazing food - horrible service…read more So stingy on the meat even if you're willing to pay extra for it, they give you a hard time.

Weird experience. Went for dinner to check out the neighborhood. Walk in to Springhouse, & a lady…read morebehind the bar counter is taking orders from a family in front of us. They finish, we step up to the counter to order. The lady working the counter just stared at us. We look at her expectantly, awaiting an intro of some sort or any acknowledgement of our existence, a greeting, or to be given any instruction about ordering. 20 seconds go by of us all just staring at each other like she has forgotten what the script is. We finally are forced to just throw out orders at her non-responsive face. We joke about having waited for an intro & she continues to stare. Very strange encounter, neither of us have ever experienced this anywhere in our lives. It was almost as if she could not deign to greet us. Then when the food came out, they forgot the needed tartar sauce then did an instant 180 and walked away before I could also ask for needed silverware. Don't expect any real service here, it's like waitress & waiters light. The food? Fine & why this is a 3-star review. Not worth the experience. Won't go back. Ordering at the counter before service is served also required a tip. Asking for a tip before proving this level of service is scammy.

Going to the Springhouse wasn't actually my plan today. I headed to Hidden Springs to check out…read moreRooted which is a coffee joint attached to the restaurant. On their website, it said they closed at 2. I didn't realize that this coffee shop is only 7 minutes from my house which is a lot easier than heading down State. So, my daughter and I made our way to Rooted for an afternoon caffeinated beverage. We showed up a little after 1. Come to find out they decided to close at 1 so I didn't get a chance to try out their coffee. My daughter was hungry so we decided to head into the Springhouse to get something to eat. To be honest, their price point here is quite amusing. I get that you're in a up scale area but let's be realistic. 20 bucks for a burger? My daughter got their lunch special which was a chicken Cesar wrap and it was still 17 bucks. I wasn't in the mood to eat anything big so I got something off their appetizer menu. The fried cauliflower seemed up my alley so I ordered that as my meal. It was mid afternoon so it was pretty chill. There were a few guests dining there. My daughter and I hung out while our food was being prepared. The venue is very big. There's a nice bar area with a big screen TV. Great for conversation, drinks and football. There are a good amount of tables that can handle quite a few people. The decor was very simple country shabby. I love the old school photos of the farmhouses they displayed. I adore old photos that carry so much history. It's cool to see what life was like back then. My fried cauliflower came out first. The presentation of the fried cauliflower was rather annoying. Like they were thrown on one side of the basket cause it was just easier for them. I was also surprised I didn't get any type of dipping sauce with them. It's humorous really, 9 bucks for cauliflower and no dip. No plates, no napkins, no silverware was given when my food was dropped off. I guess we were supposed to wipe our hands on our clothes and eat with our hands. So that tip that was at the end of my transaction is for.... service? What service? I went and asked for some utensils. My daughter's lunch was dropped off after we started on the cauliflower. I can tell my cauliflower had been sitting under the heat lamp for a while. They weren't hot. The exterior of the cauliflower was not crunchy. The sauce had been sitting on the fried batter too long and it became mushy. I scraped off the mushy batter and just ate the cauliflower with no dipping sauce. My daughter's wrap looked pretty basic for 17 bucks. We also found a blonde hair in her food. We were offered a new wrap but who wants a new wrap when my daughter just chewed on someone's hair. The venue is nice. This joint has been on my to go list for a while so it was cool I got to scope it out today. But, the food was nothing special. They start the tip percentage at 20% for you to get your own utensils, napkins and beverage. Tipping is earned and or atleast be given some decent service but taking our order at the bar or dropping off food isn't service to me. I'll pass on the subpar overpriced food and lack of service. I'll stick to somewhere in my neck of the woods.

First time visit. I never knew it was here because it is tucked behind other buildings. I saw an ad…read moreon Facebook about it. Breakfast served all day, which is until 2PM, except on Friday. Plenty on the lunch menu, including burgers, salads and sandwiches. They also have some Italian fare that I will come back to try. Nice decor with tables and booths. The squeeze and I shared a pastrami on rye with fries and we also added a side salad. The salad was pretty basic, just like most side salads. The pastrami had some great flavor and there was a decent amount. The bread was fresh, grilled and there were plelty of toppings on it. Decent fries, fluffy on the inside and a light crunch. There was plenty of food for two people. They did bring an extra plate for no charge, always nice to see. If paying with cash, you get 4% off the tab. The meal was less than $19 with the discount. The servers were great.

Tonight we went to Bottega Toscana Authentic Italian restaurant in Nampa where they served a fixed…read moremenu. The owners are from Sicily and the service was top notch! We were supposed to get a three course meal but ended up getting a four course meal that included Caprese salad, green salad, lasagna, and chocolate salami with a welcome drink and bread all for $35. I also order Tempranillo red wine that the waitress recommended for $3.50. I even grabbed a bag of Italian coffee for $12. Everything was amazing! I can't wait to return.