Been atleast 100 times & am always greeted right away and have had great, meaningful conversations…read morewith the baristas. Their breakfast burritos & pastries hit the spot every time & their specialty coffee drinks are amazing (Iced chicken & waffles is the best!!!!) This is mine & my fiancée's favorite spot, so much so that he picked it up the morning he proposed & i'm SURE we will be stopping by on our wedding day! If there's a line, it's a fast one & fun to look around & check out all their fun knickknacks as you wait!!

- Cappuccino 8oz Paper Cup - $3.50…read more- Roast: Italian, 2 oz Espresso - Milk: Whole - Foam Art: None - TOD: 11:30 am - Prep: +5 min - Machine: La Nuova Simonelli - Roaster: Caffe D'arte - Baked Goods: Yes - Menu: Breakfast, Brunch - Review: Medium roast; 2oz balanced with 3oz steamed milk/3oz foam. Milk is steamed to smooth il latte saturated in the espresso and balanced with foamy layer. Slightly leche-forward compared to trad 6oz cap. - Tip Worthy?: 20% Level (Rating Scale: 0%; 10%; 15%; 20%; 25%; 25%+) - Customers: No demographic left behind at this bitchin' kitch coffee fix.

Stopped here on a holiday as it was one of the few places open and looked super cute! I needed a…read morelittle coffee pick me up before a flight and this looked like a fun place to visit. The decor is really beautiful and has a lot of seating. I even loved that there was a couch outside. I ordered a bagel and a seasonal latte. I really enjoyed my bagel. Unfortunately, the lemon latte wasn't really for me, but I'm still glad I tried it! Understandably, I think the barista who served me might've not wanted to work on a holiday and was a bit short with me. That being said, the service was good overall.

I am a frequent customer of the state Boise location, but this is my first visit to the overland…read morelocation. This location is considerably smaller than the state location, not to mention, hidden away in the center. It still has a homey vibe with leather couches, rustic tables and a beautiful wooden bar top area. There were two employees hustling the best they could with a consistent steady line of customers. With this location being smaller, it does get a little cluttered at the ordering register. Unfortunately, my favorite bagel egg sandwich was not available as they were out of egg patties by 11am. At least the Asiago bagels were available and I bumped it up with herb cream cheese. Also got an iced Mexican mocha. Food and drinks did take a while longer to come out, understandably so. I will say that the Mexican mocha was incredibly well balanced and flavorful...much better than the state location. The bagel was toasted, but the outside was a little burnt. The smear of cream cheese was a lot...so much so, that I had to get a knife and take over half of it off (note to self: easy cream cheese or on the side when ordering). Seating outside was nice but the patio was small. Tough to seat 4 people inside when 2 people take the only 4-seater table to work.

Perks of Life feels like the unofficial gathering spot for Eagle senior citizens and honestly, I…read morekind of love that about it. It has a very local, community feel that's getting harder to find. The coffee itself is fine -- not terrible, not "drive across town for it" amazing either. I usually just get the unlimited refill cup and drink from one of their mugs while I work for a bit. Where this place really shines is the baked goods and breakfast food. You can smell everything being made from their little kitchen, and it feels genuinely homemade in a way most coffee shops don't anymore. Their molasses cookies are somehow available year-round and I'm not exaggerating when I say if they're sold out, my day takes a turn. The quiche Lorraine is also legitimately excellent with a buttery crust, and they usually have a surprisingly good variety of gluten-free baked goods too. One thing I oddly appreciate: no music and no giant café chaos. Also no plugs, so this isn't the place to camp for 6 hours on a laptop. But if I need a quiet spot to answer emails or get 1-1.5 hours of work done without distraction, this is actually one of my favorite places to go.

Perks of Life was such a wonderful find during our Christmas break. We were visiting my…read moremother-in-law, and this café was conveniently located near our hotel, so we decided to give it a try and I'm so glad we did. The customer service was amazing from the moment we walked in. The staff was welcoming, friendly, and made us feel right at home. On top of that, the coffee was excellent smooth, flavorful, and clearly made with care. This spot quickly became a favorite during our stay. I can't wait to visit my mother-in-law again just so I can come back here!

Really happy to have a coffee shop in Bown! The girls working inside were super nice and even made…read moresure our pups got some dog treats, which was a great touch. My wife and I both ordered the banana bread latte and it was seriously one of the best lattes I've had in southeast Boise. Perfect flavor without being overly sweet. We also tried the supreme breakfast burrito, definitely big enough to split with someone. Loaded with veggies, eggs, ham, and everything just tasted fresh and really good. The dog-friendly setup was awesome too. They already had a water bowl outside for dogs, and we sat out front with our pups while everyone walking by stopped to give them pets. Great coffee, great food, and great atmosphere. We'll definitely be back!

I recently stumbled across Bumble Coffee in Barber Park while visiting a nearby doctor's office and…read moredecided to stop in for a coffee before my appointment. I'm glad I did. Although it's located in a newer strip mall, the interior feels warm, inviting, and surprisingly cozy. The display case was stocked with a nice selection of pastries, including danishes, croissants, and various breads. I kept it simple and ordered a cafe latte along with a slice of banana bread. The latte was smooth, flavorful, and served nice and hot. The banana bread was fresh and quite good as well. What stood out most was the staff. Everyone was friendly and welcoming, and you could tell they're working hard to build something special. While I was there, a FedEx driver stopped in to drop off supplies, and they generously offered him a free coffee, it's a small gesture that says a lot about the kind of business they are. The atmosphere was pleasant, the prices were in line with other local coffee shops, and the overall experience was very positive. I think I've found a new coffee stop and will definitely be back.

We stopped by after Hot Yoga because my sister-in-law had been raving about this place and wanted…read moreto treat us to something sweet. I'm so glad she did! I loved everything about this cozy little coffee shop. I ordered a hot lavender drink from the menu, and it was absolutely delicious. They also offer gluten-free options, which I always appreciate. I tried one of their gluten-free cookies, and it was so good! They even offered to warm it up for me, which made it that much better. The café was welcoming, clean, and comfortable. They even have an electric fireplace that adds a warm and inviting touch to the space. Another thing I noticed right away was how friendly everyone behind the counter was. We were greeted with smiles and a warm welcome, which really added to the overall experience. The service did take a little longer than expected, but it was quite busy, so it was understandable. What stood out to me was that the gal who served us was kind enough to apologize for the wait, which I really appreciated. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place. Great drinks, delicious treats, gluten-free options, a cozy atmosphere, and genuinely friendly service make it well worth a visit. We'll definitely be back!

Adorable local coffee with cool vibe and friendly, engaging service. Enjoyed the maple sea salt…read morelatte (terrific presentation) and warm lemon blueberry muffin. Add Mindful Coffee as your go-to morning haunt. Easy parking, front or back.

Quick take: Yes, decent espresso…read more Coffee Snob Version: First some background to be fair. I buy and roast my own beans and tried beans from all over the world. I have an Excel file full of roasting profiles per bean with what worked and what was less good. I tend to like African and Asian beans. I have use the same Breville machine for 15 years, drink espresso and espresso based drinks exclusively. Yes I would consider myself a coffee snob. I live around the corner from here and have meant to come try them for a while. I was sick a few weeks ago so missed two roasting Fridays, I roasts every Friday and ran out of my own beans. As you know if you are reading the Coffee Snob version, Sbux disappoints, so hey... perfect opportunity to try here! What to try... curious to know about their beans, I ordered a Dopio and an Americano. The Dopio lets me experience just the bean, the Americano what it tastes like dilluted, the flavor can change a bit. The Americano also tells me how much water they add. I tend to make mine with equal parents espresso and water, there is an actual name for this that eludes me at the moment. What was odd was that as they pulled the double espresso shot, there was an unusual volume of crema on top, I actually saw the Barista dump some of the crema off before pouring the remainder in my cup. This is caused by a few things but beans that are too recently roasted is a primary cause. Freshly roasted means usually need at least a week to off as the carbon dioxide in the beans. All that crema was likely CO2 relates, so if anything would have made the shot undrinkablly bitter... And the Barista seemed to know this! I have had beans that needed a month to stabilize. One day it's sharp and bitter, as if by magic, the flavor has changed entyrly and is wonderful! The flavor of the Dopio would tend to support this as it was on the sharp side. That sharpness came through in the Americano which was full to the brim. The fix is simple, I add a small amount of whipped cream and swirl it in. When I get a less than ideal roast at home, this is the fix. I'm certain milk based drinks, cappuccino, breve, etc would overcome this easily. Will I go back, if I am out of beans, definitely, but now I know to add a bit of whipped cream!

Tried out this cafe with my family since they heard good reviews about it. The inside was cute and…read morevery calm. Unfortunately, the person who helped us was rude when asked their personal opinion on certain drinks. The drinks itself were very bitter and had no flavor. They did have some creamer, powdered chocolate, and hazelnut flavors on the side to add to the coffee's which we used but it didn't help. The banana bread was average in flavor. I wish we could have had a better experience here.

Wonderful! We were staying at an Airbnb nearby and walked over for coffee and breakfast. As we…read morewalked up the drive thru was packed.... Good sign. We were promptly greeted when we walked in, the girls were friendly and the place is very clean and welcoming. We ordered a frozen Maui iced, a deliciousness hot, and 2 breakfast burritos, 1 bacon and 1 sausage. Everything was delicious. The coffees were perfect and the burritos were great, very generous bacon and tasted homemade . Would definitely recommend this place if you are in the area. They have a special banana latte on the menu that we plan to go back and try before we head back home .

We love this coffee shop! It's our local favorite. The coffee is great and the customer service is…read morealways stellar!

Such a cute new shop! Very clean and spacious. Bright and welcoming!…read moreIt was my first visit and the gal behind the counter walked me through the menu, shared what was most popular, and happily took my order. I went with a Classic Nutella crepe, which was loaded with Nutella, bananas, strawberries and whipped cream. It was delicious. I got it to-go and while I waited one of the employees who was cleaning up a table engaged in wonderful conversation and gave really good recommendations for the others places in the new little area they are in. Will definitely be back for coffee and to try the savory crepes.

Our breakfast here today was mixed…read more My savory crepe was the Bruma and was really good. My husband's however, was the Mistica and it was supposed to have beef, but the entire thing tasted like Italian pizza sausage, you could not taste anything else at all. He did say it tasted okay, but would have liked to taste more than just the meat. Then the drinks, I knew as it was an espresso shop I could not get drip coffee but my husband wanted orange juice and while they have a fresh squeezed orange / carrot juice, it costs 10.00!! He got it, but holy cow that is expensive! We will probably be back to try their waffles and/or sweet crepes, but will bring coffee and OJ from home.