Jitters is a small storefront next to the "Freak Alley Gallery" - the seats aren't super…read morecomfortable but, that's my only gripe. Their regular drip coffee was a medium roast, which isn't my preference, so I ordered an Americano. It was perfect. When picking up drinks, the baristas offered chocolate espresso beans with each beverage which was a cute touch. The staff were friendly, the shop was clean, and the drinks were great. Everything I want in a coffee shop.

I got to stop in Jitters By Jayne last week and thought it was such a cute little coffee shop! I…read morereally like all the decor. Right when you walk in it looks super cozy. They were very busy when my friend and I walked in but the service was still really good. Our barista was friendly and welcoming. Now the reason this place didn't get a higher rating is because my coffee unfortunately tasted super watery. I took a sip right when I received it and just thought it lacked any flavor (I ordered their special blueberry coffee). However, my friend's coffee was very nice and had a strong coffee flavor (she ordered a honey, vanilla, and cinnamon latte). I also really appreciated the options for seasonal drinks! Overall, I would give Jitters by Jayne a second try.

My husband and I usually have brunch somewhere downtown on Sundays. We are having an early family…read moredinner tonight so we didn't want anything too filling. So, I suggested Eagle Coffee. I remember they have baked goodies that my husband would be interested in. He's doesn't like all the frilly stuff, just the good ol classics and Eagle Coffee has plenty of that! We came in around 12:30. It was pretty chill. A few guests outside enjoying the September weather and a couple guests inside. We checked out the food cases and found what we wanted. In my last review I had the keto quiche. It was a little overwhelming for me. The Mediterranean quiche was suggested so of course I had to try it. And it looked good in the food case. We were instantly greeted by a bunch a happy faces. I ordered the ham and cheese croissant for my husband. My Mediterranean quiche was ordered. I snagged a small iced cinnamon honey dirty chai with almond milk and a huckleberry lemonade for the husband. I believe everything we got is going to be so good! The ham and cheese croissant looked mighty tasty! It was nicely heated. You can tell it was nice and hot cause the ham and cheese was starting to slide out of the croissant. Husband smashed the whole thing and I wasn't even offered a bite. My quiche had beautiful pieces of zucchini and cheese on top. I really enjoyed the sun dried tomatoes in it. The filling was fluffy and soft. It was a great suggestion from the manager! I might have them heat it up just a hair longer next time, it could have been warmer. The huckleberry lemonade was killer!! It was tart, sweet and bubbly. I was only allowed one sip and I made sure it was big! My first round of chai did not look like normal and it didn't taste good. It was so dark and bitter. I did ask the barista if there was chai in my drink cause it didn't taste like chai. After we got it figured out, a new drink was made. My first one was not what I had ordered, I don't know what it was. My second round was almost perfect. The honey cinnamon chai was so good! It was sweet and spicy. I love the added cinnamon in there. It tastes like it should be cold and holiday season outside. I did pay for a shot of espresso to make it dirty which I never got. It was almost a cup of perfection. I really enjoyed our little coffee date here today. The food was good. Our drinks were tasty. The staff was nice. And it's conveniently down the road from us. I'm happy we stopped in today for our Sunday goodies. I look forward to another round of food and drinks from this joint.

Came here with the wifey for some sweet treats but most importantly coffee!…read more I noticed a very cozy ambiance on the inside. They have a huge table that can seat multiple people which I thought was really cool. I ordered the chocolate croissant and the mocha. The croissant was chocolatey and warm. I got the dark mocha which was also very tasty! Wifey got the raspberry croissant and raspberry soy matcha. Overall, I enjoyed the pastries and the coffee. The shop was also very cozy. Definitely recommend this place to anyone who enjoys coffee and pastries for breakfast!

The Good: Spicy Chai…read moreBacon egg cheese bagels Ample employees working Plenty of free parking Needs improvement: Half hour wait time for chai Surprising: Waited so long we made new friends

Friendly people and great coffee. They took time to get to know each customer that walked into the…read morestore.

No! What started out as a gentle transition from Big City Coffee is now an epic failure. Since the…read moregrand opening of Caffeina Kitchen when there were still favorites on the menu and in the pastry case, they fully changed the model and it's awful. All food except bagels are pre-made offsite. The egg sandwich was hardly edible. Coffee wasn't good. The charming demeanor of the former employees is gone too. Such a shame! No wonder there was so much parking on a Sunday morning. The flame is extinguished.

Yesterday, we decided to try Caffeina Kitchen, downtown location, for coffee and breakfast…read more Walking in, I immediately caught a vibe. It's an open space, filled with an eclectic array of modern and vintage decor, plants, etc. It feels like a local hangout, and it was full of people chatting, eating, and enjoying themselves. We ordered a Breakfast burrito, the Cowboy breakfast, two coffees, and couldn't resist taking a scone home. We ate our breakfasts there. The breakfast burrito was somewhat traditional, and had lots of sausage and bacon added in, except the tortilla looked like it had been put in a panini press, giving it a lovely crispiness. It was served with both salsa and sour cream. It was perfect! My husband ordered the Cowboy breakfast, and this was far from traditional and came in a HUGE bowl! The flavor of this dish was dark and smokey, with a kick. I guarantee you haven't had a breakfast like this before. If you haven't been to Caffeina yet, definitely give it a try. You won't be disappointed. And if it's still Fall when you do, get a Caramel Pecan Chai. :)

The only flaw in this gem of a neighborhood place is that finding parking (street) ranges from…read morechallenging to impossible. Other than that, it sparkles. Lucky are the people in the Bench neighborhood nearby to be able to go there often. If this was in mine, I would be a regular. In spite of a half hour drive from my door to this store, my husband and I have been in three times, once the day before opening when we had a chance to talk to the charming owner. EATS & SIPS: We were familiar with Amanda's work because she once prepared some of the delicious food items sold at Roots Market (now closed, alas). She has a focus in her eponymous eatery on healthy, organic, vegetarian and also, we hear, Italian specialties. As example of the latter, on a day when we were in to pick up take away, the savory options were individual sized frittatas. The sweet treats are also delightful. Don't miss the opportunity to try the Russian apple cake and in a small freezer case inside the store is a selection of individual sized cups of ice cream by a local maker in unique flavors. As example the browned butter with fresh corn options is outstanding. The baristas are friendly and know their stuff in making beverages to sip. LOCATION: If you know where Amaru Confections was, this is that building. A European auto repair shop bought the building and divided it so the auto shop is on one side and Amanda's on the other. She does the cooking in a kitchen created in a kiosk in the back, a site that used to be a drive through coffee place. Genius. SEATING: Our options so far have been to go, but Amanda's husband built a great deck outside the front of the store and there is seating there, some or maybe all of it with umbrellas for sun protection. A small storefront, so no seating inside. LOO: There is one. So you know when you're wondering if you should have that second cup. ACCESSIBILITY: Level in from sidewalk into shop, ample floor space, loo has accessible signage (although I've never tried it), path of travel to deck space is accessible. No accessible street parking in the area so that is a challenge. There is one ADA compliant spot in the lot behind the building that is the mechanic garage's but is usable. THIS N THAT: The owner is also a published author of several books.

A great little coffee stop with patio seating. Staff is friendly and welcoming and the frittata is…read moreyummy! Highly recommend a stop here! Oh and the mug in your hand feels great!

This little coffee shop in a strip mall near downtown Eagle is fun inside with delicious tasting…read morefood and drinks. The staff is friendly too. The only problem is the very high prices. I ordered 2 medium coffees, a muffin, pastry and breakfast burrito and it was 40 dollars. Even the barista agreed it was expensive when I nicely expressed surprise I find sometimes businesses in Eagle charge more than other places. I really liked this coffee place but the prices won't bring me back

We really have enjoyed our experiences here. I order the iced vanilla latte and my kids enjoy the…read morestrawberry matcha with oat milk. My husband said their drip coffee is ok. I take my big kids for dates here and they love the swinging chairs. If you visit on the weekend you will find a long line.

By far my favorite coffee stop. Friendly people and good coffee, with an assortment of snack and…read morebreakfast options. Highly recommend.

I'm super happy this little coffee hut exists because (1) I always think I can push through the…read moredrive from south Boise to McCall or Stanley on one lone cup of jo', (2) they serve the best pastries and coffee off 55 and (3) I have an odd obsession with espresso shacks so stopping here just feeds into it. Wired Bean is conveniently located right off Highway 55 on the north end of Horseshoe Bend. It can be a little tricky accessing the drive-thru when traffic is heavy but it's worth it in the AM. On my most recent visit I ordered a medium mocha, raspberry white chocolate scone, and my husband a small house coffee. The total came to $9.87, I consider a good deal. The mocha was made to the perfect temperature. I didn't even have to wait for it to cool. It paired excellently with the scone, which I inhaled in less than 5 bites . The barista was appropriately friendly, didn't shove her way into my front window like some do (you know who I'm throwing shade at). I highly encourage anyone passing through Horseshoe Bend to stop at Wired Bean and give a little local business some love. Great coffee, food and service! What more could you ask for?

Our coffee was so tasty! and the staff were quick and friendly. It was a great find at the Nampa…read moreFarmers Market!

Locally owned double-decker bus that has been in business for a while now. Always kind, efficient…read moreand have a great coffee. Would always recommend!