Found this new place and took a chance. Not only do they serve sweet crepes but also savory ones…read more We tried the pork belly and philly steak savory crepes. Both very delicious, even the cherry blossom shake. A little thinner than traditional american shakes which was nice to drink my shake with ease. Give it a try but be patient as they just opened and are still training. Worth the wait. Good food isnt fast..

This place is what boise has been needeing for years! A legit crepe spot that does it with a french…read moreasian flair and provides easy packaging to go and eat it. Pricing is fair and it's a good sized crepe that will fill in as a meal. I've eaten here at least 20 times already and it has become a spot we will continue to frequent for all their offerings! Our favorites are the Creme Brulee, Chocolate Nut Party, Strawberry Nutella, Philly cheese steak, and Tokyo Pork Belly. They also offer a sushi style which are bite sized versions of the crepe. You get less ingredients for the convenience and it cost a $1 more, but if your sharing or needing an easy way to eat it, this is definitely your go to. The service and team here has always been helpful and kind every time I've walked in since day one. The location has easy parking and is small, yet convenient with an occupancy of about 25 seated comfortably. It has the flair of an ice cream shop that is inviting and fun. You know your going to get something savory or sweet. And the fact it right next door to the The Slice Pizza spot next door, you can get a slice of pizza and come get a crepe for dessert! Double winning!

I got a sandwich made with love and it tasted so good! The service was beyond what I was expecting…read moreit to be and really exceeded my expectations. The worker was kind and helpful. I love how there's a whole wall of baked goods and soup mixes, etc to buy as well. The store is clean and orderly as well. Will be back soon!

I think they make great bread, gift baskets, soups and pastries but I've tried their sandwiches…read moretwice and haven't cared too much for them. My husband also didn't like his sandwich. I ordered the Turkey pesto and the regular Turkey sandwich (had WAY too much Mayo). He got a Reuben. Would recommend for everything except the sandwiches.

Read reviews and had to check this place out.We got the chicken salad & Rachel…read moresandwhiches.Everything was delicious and we also tried their cinnamon pasty.Delicious!!

Celiac friendly! Friendly accommodating service, located in…read morea food court, very clean and lots of seating.

I had the honor of trying out this fab food truck while attending the Friday Family Fun Nights at a…read moreBohemian Bloom & Herb Farm...u can find which event the truck will be at next by visiting their website & searching under "events". They do catering, serving sweet as well as savory crepes. If requested/prearranged, they can make gluten free batter. (They just request that order quantity is 3+ so that the batter is not wasted.) So gluten friendly, but not appropriate for celiacs. The owner was lovely, as well as her staff. I will seek out their truck in the future.

I had such a lovely experience at this crepe truck! The owner is incredibly personable and…read morekind--she makes you feel genuinely welcome the moment you walk up. You can tell she cares about her craft and her customers. The crepes themselves are delicious, full of flavor, perfectly cooked, and thoughtfully put together. Whether you're craving something sweet or savory, there's something on the menu to fall in love with. We got the Casanova crepe and a strawberry, raspberry, Nutella and whipped cream crepe! Highly recommend supporting this small business, it's clear a lot of heart goes into every crepe!

They have a great variety of bread and sweets. This location has more seating than the Chinden one.read more

Terrible. The bread was old and dry. Less meat than pictured and overall poorly executed for…read moresomething as simple as a sandwich.

I had the vegan egg sandwich on an everything bagel. It was delicious. The service was quick, and…read moreconsidering how busy it was, the area was quite clean. The vibe of the place is relaxed, with plenty of natural light and it's dog-friendly. My crew ordered the Salomon bagel and the BLT bagel, and there were no leftovers! Well done.

I felt like this place was a little overrated…read more Absolutely pass on the hot honey bagel! The pickles were overpowering and we ended up wasting most of it. Egg and Cheese was nothing to write home about. I would be interested to try just the regular bagels with a spread, but as for the sandwiches I would pass. Limited seating inside but the patio was cute.

Great fresh bagels here. I stopped at Sarah's Bagel early this week and bought three bagels. One…read moreplain one poppyseed and one jalapeño cheddar. My wife is a fan of plain bagels and absolutely loved hers. It was soft in the middle. Go on the outside and cooked up crunchy just about perfect. I had the poppyseed bagel which tasted very good, but the poppy seeds had a funny taste to them. It was just an off taste and they were much smaller than most poppyseeds I've seen. Hard to describe the flavor. The jalapeño bagel was great. It could've used more cheddar and jalapeño like Albertsons down the street, but the bagel was excellent. Just little chopped up pieces of jalapeño resident slices. I toasted it with just butter and was very happy with it. Sarah's bagels are a bit less money than Panera Bread and a little more than a grocery stores but if you want to splurge on a bagel, I recommend them Not a fancy place, but there are some tables and it looks like groups get together and have bagels and coffee there in the morning I was in and out quickly and got my bagels to go. There were also bags of day old bagels, five dollars for six. Roughly half price. If you're not gonna use them for a day or two might as well get the older ones.

Stopped in on Sunday after church for bagel sandwiches, and will say they had a huge menu and the…read morebagels were nice and fresh. We all got breakfast bagels, and honestly, it's a solid little place to grab a quick breakfast or lunch. The price point was good, the service was quick and friendly, and the place itself had plenty of seating and is nice. They also offer a ton of drink options, which is nice as well. We would definitely go back again.

Goldie's corner is just that, a restaurant located on the corner where you can grab a cookie and a…read moresmall bite to eat. Note: this isn't the full Goldy's restaurant as that is next door. We enjoyed our coffee with unlimited refills and took a booth where you can people watch and we could see the capitol building. Friendly staff and good coffee. I appreciate the variety of baked goods and even the discounted day old items. Good place to grab a coffee when you don't have much time. Loved the artwork on display too. Several little tables here and booths and one larger table. My quiche was good. Everything I expected and I got the day old banana bread which was dried up and hard on the edges and soft in the middle. I guess that's why they discount it. After a day it doesn't hold up too long.

The last time I came into Goldy's Corner, I had asked the girl that helped me if they had apple…read morefritters. I guess apple fritters are not a consistent pastry that's made. I was suggested to call in and see if they were some available the day of. So, I called in this morning to do an apple fritter check. I talked to Emily this morning. I was told that they don't serve apple fritters. So, now I'm confused to whether they do or don't sell fritters. She did tell me that they have apple bear claws and an apple bread available. I asked if a bear claw could be set aside for me. With it being Saturday morning, I wanted to guarantee a bear claw after I got off work. I wanted to take one home to my husband since I promised him one. I headed in around 9:30. It was chill so I probably could have just snagged one but I wanted it to be a guarantee. The gal behind the counter grabbed my bear claw. Paid for it and made me way out. On my way to the car, I couldn't help but be baffled to how light the box was. I got into my car and opened the box up. Bro, to call this pastry in this to go box a bear claw has to be a joke. A bear claw to me is big, palm size. Multiple people handling a big claw size. I was so disappointed at how tiny this bear claw was. Honestly, to have it be called bear claw is criminal work. And to have it be pushing 5 bucks is criminal work too. Don't get me wrong, the bear claw was decent. It was frosted. The pastry portion of it was soft and buttery. There was apple but very subtle. The size of it is comparable to street taco but fluffier. To compare a bear claw to a street taco is just insane to me.