Ben was my bartender. Great conversation and it was super slow in the bar. Ben was able to break…read moredown all of the beers for me and I started off with a flight of 6 different beers and ended with Pilsner before heading back to the hotel. I was able to try their flagship West Coast IPA, Nitro Irish Stout, Bikini Sour, Hazy IPA, Bock and their wolf moon. My night cap was their Crispy Bois Pilsner. I did try the Fresh Pacific Pale (but ended up not liking it, plus they were trying a fresh hop juice). Great beer for the most part. The staff was very easy to talk to and definitely see being friends in my life besides Yelp. I would highly recommend going their to check it out. But if you want to see Ben I highly going in on a Monday since those are the days that he works. Since he is a part timer, because he is also a farmer. Solid people all around.

So happy to finally have discovered this charming brewery! Tremendous service from bartender BJ who…read morerecommended Bock and a little splash of Chocolate Pretzel for added sweetness. Yes! Genius! I leaned in all sweet for my second glass with Maple Bar--almost like a port. BJ was great about offering tastes. We learned all the beers constantly change--except #1 Little Wolf. Met really nice people--and dogs too. Can't wait to come back and spread the word.

Solid beer selection with a few non-alcoholic choices. Decor inside is festive and fun, though we…read morewere here early on a Wednesday and pretty much the only people here. The service was great. Husband's favorite pours were Project X renaissance and Nitro milk truck stout. I had the kombucha which was refreshing and tasted the Cali Peaches & Cream - which had nice flavor with terrific peach aroma. No food trucks this early in the day (weekday, noon) which was a bummer, but understandable!

Tried to come here right after a Boise State day game and the place was absolutely packed, not an…read moreopen seat in sight. We left but did come back later that evening and were easily able to get a spot for our group of 8. They have a huge drink variety with over 20 taps, guest taps, cider, kombucha, non alcoholic beer, and wine. Since we had been bopping around drinking all day and they didn't have any sours on tap I decided to go with wine. I was super excited to see the winery for the white was one I had just been to in Sonoma, so I knew it would be good. There was a food truck parked outside so you can get food and bring it back in. This spot was super fun and I'm excited to visit again for a beer flight when I'm back in boise.

Boise Brewing is a staple in downtown Boise. The beer, the atmosphere, the menu, all classic. I am…read morea big fan of lighter beers, and their blonde is delicious! My husband enjoys IPAs and Hazy beer, and he loves their Hip Check. Last time I went, I sat on the restaurant side (usually we sit on the brewery side), and I sampled a few of their appetizers that my party ordered and they were all tasty. I am a particular fan of their pretzel bites and taquitos. If you have family or friends in town, I highly recommend strolling around downtown and stopping in for a beer, or dinner.

My husband and I finally tried Boise Brewing. Not sure what took us so long, but we loved it. All…read moreof the staff are friendly and on top of it. They were quick too, getting our order quick , drinks, etc. I ordered the Bulgogi Bahn Mi Sandwich. It became a new favorite for me! It's loaded with flavor and had a nice "kick" to it. The fries are pretty good too. My husband had the Bulgogi Smash Burger, which was huge and hard to handle, but delicious. His was more on the sweet side. We sat on the very spacious outdoor patio, which welcomes dogs too. It was lovely. We both took half our meals home, as the servings are ample, which makes it a good value for your money. Stop in and give it a go!

Let's start off with the staff, Mason and Jackie were simple to talk to and really enlightened me…read moreon the lives of people of Boise City. Almost made me want to move here, they were easy to talk to and were completely personal with their conversations. I ordered the flight of 4, 5-oz samples with an additional 2 more. Making it a 6-sample flight consisting of 30 oz of beer. What I ordered was their Recoil IPA (citrus), Rustler IPA (malty), Mutton Buster (brown ale), Oktoberfest (marzen lager), with the additional two of the Aura (hibiscus sour), and Sofa King Dreamy (tropical IPA). This place was absolutely amazing, from the outside drinking areas to the bathrooms. The bathroom was something I wasn't suspecting, all the way to the bonfire pit that was so huge, to even the forest of the wandering drinkers. I did come pretty close to close and the staff was still awesome and easy to work with. They weren't done with their shift and irrtitated which I see most of the time. I ended up buying some merchandise and some beer togo. If I lived here, I can totally see myself coming by this spot frequently. Way to go Payette Brewing, I would highly recommend checking this place out!!

Went here to meet up with a group of friends and it was popping on a Tuesday night! There was still…read moreplenty of seating and room around the huge fire pit in the courtyard. They have a cute tent set up like a forest/campground with picnic tables and other seating for guests to enjoy. This is a great space out of the elements (although we've had an extremely mild winter this year). I ordered the Le'Bois cocktail then a beer. Both were delicious. The bartenders were polite and service was very quick. The fire pit outside puts off a lot of heat and was perfect for the brisk evening last night. I have also been here in the summer time with my family and the outdoor courtyard is a good space for the kids to run around and we usually order them dinner for the rotating food trucks they have available. Also note, they are dog friendly. There were lots of sweet pups there last night. Just remember to bring a poop bag just in case.

The beers were fantastic!! Definitely stop in if you are in Boise. They know what they are doing…read morewhen it comes to brewing. Visited from Portland and left with some Shirts it was that good.

Great spot just off the green belt! The staff (Jamie) is…read morefriendly and efficient and the selection of beer is wonderful. The outside patio is perfect with lots of Bike parking. Clean, neat and great music. Not much else you can ask for? Oh: even provided us a deck of cards!!

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!

First, let's talk about the location. The street this place sits on is an absolute vibe. Even on…read morethe night we visited, there was a solo artist performing, people dancing in the street, and a mix of restaurants and businesses all along the strip. If the weather is cooperating, sit outside. The beer selection is impressive, with a great range of lagers and ales. We had our eye on one particular light, crisp option, but they were out for the night. Our server pointed us toward something comparable... I believe it was called Teddy Bearnd...it worked. Now, the food. My friend went for one of their signature burgers, which was seasoned simply so the beef really gets to shine. The only hiccup was that they were out of tomatoes, which is a non-negotiable topping for her, so keep that in mind if tomatoes are a must. I went a different route and ordered the beef focaccia. Uniquely layered ribeye and really good. We also shared a Greek salad that was simple but fresh and satisfying. And the french fries with their homemade ketchup? Don't skip em. Service was smooth and friendly from start to finish. No complaints.

Dog friendly, on their patio, and they brought the pups a water bowl after a long hike. Nice…read moretouch. Tiny brewery inside but cool. Run down and a bit dirty with food on the floor. Only one complaint. Beer was yummy. Chicken pesto sandwich was really good. Fresh, great bread. Pesto was good. Cheese and tomatoes were also good. Chicken cooked perfectly. Beer cheese burger was delish. Fish and chips were a miss. Good breading but the fish had a lot of veins and fishy parts even for being fish :-) BUT...... the hand cut fries were excellent! Service was attentive and quick. Wouldn't go out of our way to go back but with the dogs, more likely.

We came here for the many gluten free option. It did not disappoint us. The portions were…read moreplentiful and the food was good. Zach was our waiter and he was very knowledgeable on the gluten free option. We came here for an early dinner and there was no wait. It was a beautiful day so we sat outside.

I don't know that I have ever given a brewery a 5 Star review...this makes sense!…read more I have been doing my little Fish & Chips search through Boise and I will have to say, this place is Hands Down the best yet that I have found! Now I have been here a few times and I like the place. The service is good, especially in the bar. The place is very open and has great light and fresh air which I always love. Add to that some great food and creative cocktails and you have a winner! They have a great Old Fashion that is a creation of one of the bartenders and I think is just a fantastic drink! Balanced flavor, a little sweet but not too sweet...with a nice bourbon finish to it! Now back to the Fish & Chips...I have had them twice now, with the same cocktail to chase them down. These are what Fish & Chips are meant to be. The batter is light with a great crunch, not heavily breaded but a light flavorful batter! Fries are good, home-made tartar sauce which always hits...and all the items you want with them...lemon, vinegar and for me mustard! I will be back, over and over again. for a drink, some good service and the best Fish & Chips when I am having that craving! KT

I visited 10 Barrel Brewing recently with my fiancé, and while there were some high points…read moreregarding the flavors and service, the experience was a bit of a mixed bag. To start, I tried the Pickletini. As a fan of pickle-forward drinks, I found it "not bad"--a solid choice if you enjoy that briny profile. My fiancé opted for the All Ways Down Double IPA flight. At 9% ABV, it was a heavy hitter, but he really enjoyed the intense hop aroma and flavor provided by the Cryo Hops. For my main, I ordered the TNT Sando (Tri-Tip with bacon jam and garlic aioli) on Gaston's grilled focaccia. I requested it without pickles, and it was excellent. I paired it with the Black Bean and Veggie soup, which was a standout--perfectly delicious with a nice "zing" to it. Unfortunately, the meal hit a significant snag with my fiancé's Fish & Chips. The beer and cornmeal tempura batter was extremely thick (nearly 3/4 of an inch in some spots) and the fish was overcooked. Additionally, the blue cheese dressing on his side salad was very runny and tasted off. It was disappointing enough that we had to send it back. We replaced it with The Spicy Italian pizza. This was a total 180--it arrived looking beautiful, and the combination of the meats, pepperoncinis, and hot honey was absolutely delicious. Our server, Casey P., was generally good and attentive, though we did have to wait to start our meal because we weren't initially provided with napkins or silverware. A minor note on the atmosphere: the table we were seated at had "gay" carved into the wood, which felt a bit out of place for the professional vibe of the rest of the establishment. Overall, the TNT Sando, the pizza, and the beers are worth coming back for, but the kitchen consistency on the fried items definitely needs some work.