Bright Vibes, Excellent Service, and Delicious Drinks!…read more If you are looking for a great new coffee and pastry spot in Boise, Coffee With A Twist is a must-visit. The interior vibe is bright and inviting, featuring comfortable pink squishy chairs, retro couches, and standard tables. The customer service here is top-notch. I ordered the Blueberry Cinnamon Roll Twist and asked for it warmed up, but received it cold because it missed the note at checkout. When I brought it back, the gentleman at the counter was incredibly polite. He explained that they normally serve it cold so the cream cheese topping doesn't melt. I told him I didn't mind the melt, and he immediately warmed it up for me. It was phenomenal--warm, rich, and even better than the standard Cinnamon Twist (which was also excellent, flaky, and perfectly spiced). I also tried two drinks: 1. Iced Banana Bread Latte with Cold Foam: Super creamy, sweet, and absolutely delicious. 2. Vanilla Bean Matcha with Oat Milk: This was my first time ever trying matcha. Because I have hypothyroidism, I read up on how matcha can be beneficial for thyroid health depending on the milk and syrups used. I was nervous it would taste like dirt, but the oat milk recommendation was perfect. It completely smoothed out the earthiness, and the hint of vanilla made it incredibly delicious.I am officially a matcha convert and will definitely be back to order it again. Big thanks to the friendly staff for a great first visit!

This spot is super cute. I'd return for the ambiance for sure. The twists are huge and very good as…read morewell. I got a large iced latte - one of the summer specials. Honestly I'd recommend adding an extra shot. I like mine darker with more coffee, and it's very light tasting with only the 2 they do. The flavors are good though!

Friendly service that will personalize your coffee to your liking. Very eclectic interior and great…read morevibe. Locals seem to like this place!

- 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.

Delicious coffee, amazing atmosphere, $5 records, delicious smelling candles and a super rad owner…read more A nice place to chill out with a coffee and snacks. I'm serious about making a ladies car club with the El Co.! That same day I found another cool lady with a Cuda. Let's go!

This is a great spot to have a relaxing cup of coffee. The coffee is very good unlike the big…read morechains. The owner is personable and makes some good jewelry as well. I would recommend this place for anyone who likes to get away from the big chains

CLOSED PERMANENTLY. After taking a scheduled post holiday break, owners, husband DK and wife Sarah…read moreKelly, announced on January 3, 2026 that they have sold the little building that was White Rabbit (and before that Petite 4) to David and Lizzie Rex, Wylder Hospitality Group, and they will not reopen. If you're holding gift cards or gave gift cards as holiday gifts, get in touch with the Kellys (at the White Rabbit number or page I assume) as they will refund them. Sarah is a remarkable chef and DK could teach a master class on hospitality. Those two things combined are part of the reason their businesses, White Rabbit, Petite 4 and prior to that the downtown sandwich shop Bleu Bird (in the space now occupied by Lemon Tree) were so popular. The Kellys say they are staying in Boise and that is a good thing for all of us who like to eat; to see where their creativity will take them. In the meantime, the Rex's have built a wonderful restaurant empire of successful, quality enterprises in less than 10 years since relocating to Boise from California. Best known among them is The Wylder and Percy, both in downtown Boise, but they also own others including Wyld Child that is in the same neighborhood as White Rabbit. So it is very good news for people who love good food in Boise, that the Rex's are the people who the Kelly's contacted to buy their beloved buildiong. It is early days but new owners suggest they will do an Italian themed pizza and pasta eatery.

Our go to celebration restaurant! We love the atmosphere, the phenomenal service, and the seasonal…read morechanging menu full of delectable dishes. Everything we have had has been delicious. We love this cozy restaurant!

First and foremost, I am NOT a coffee drinker. Actually dislike the smell of coffee. So sorry no…read morecoffee review. I have been here a few times but been coming here more often recently. Food never disappoints. Dining in or to go, always perfect. We often do to go order for Shakespeare Festival. Easy call in early afternoon, order for family, pick up on the way. Today I had the breakfast burrito. Seemed small but was very filling. It was also flavorful. The salsa was awesome and worth the extra 60 cents.

As it is usual for me, I stopped at this coffee shop to get some work done this morning and it was…read morea nice place both to work alone or to have a meeting with a few people. The coffee was excellent. I will return.

A couple friends highly HIGHLY recommended the coffee here and it didn't disappoint…read more I honestly didn't know what to order and just asked what they'd recommend. Ordered: - Ube Latte - Old-Fashioned Latte Both were phenomenal. I could probably spend the whole day working here.

I liked the dark aesthetic and interesting layout of the shop plus all the outdoor seating. The…read morebaristas were very welcoming but it seems like one of those places that could be intimidating if you don't really know your coffee (or tea, if that's what you're there for). I came because they had some seasonal drinks that sounded interesting. They were each named after a song to celebrate a local music festival. I had the Idaho Alien, which was matcha with calpico and pistachio syrup topped with matcha foam. Very good and unique! The different flavours didn't overshadow the matcha. I was a little disappointed to receive my drink in a plastic cup even though I requested for here, but that is a small detail in an otherwise very positive experience.

We love LOVE the Coffee Mill! We can walk or bike to this location from our home but even better is…read morethe quality of the coffee and pastries and a fantastic staff. Plenty of seating inside and out. A great location and a perk of living in the east valley for sure!

The Food is tasty, they are very busy, and still do a good job with quick service, and its a great…read moreneighborhood coffee shop.

Truly, this is the best Starbucks in Boise. Let me explain…read more I worked at Starbucks for ten years, so I understand what it's like and how hard the staff works. This store is busy, and yet they always find ways to be kind and offer amazing customer service. They walk your drink to your table. They offer to top your latte with cinnamon. When I bring in my goofy old parents and my dad orders in a way that makes no sense, they smile and ensure he gets the beverage he'd actually like. Despite the high number of teenagers that hang out here, the store is always clean. They actively are always tidying things up. Beyond that, the staff seems to be kind to each other, and they just set a warm and welcoming tone in the cafe. I can get coffee anywhere but come back for the service. I am so grateful this store is in my neighborhood and I get to support these hard working people. Please, stop by because if you've given up on Starbucks, there are stores like this that will make you smile.

Manager needs to wake up!!! Do not come here mid day during the week. It is full of high…read moreschoolers from across the street. They bring their lunch or buy from chipotle and take up all the tables, like this is their cafeteria. Most of them don't buy anything from SB and just take up tables to eat their lunch they bring from outside places.