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    Zeppole Cafe

    3.5 (68 reviews)
    InexpensiveBakeries, Sandwiches
    Closed 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Quiet
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Banana Bread
    Kelsy P.

    Nice staff, great coffee, and BOMB pastries. They have so many delicious freshly baked breads and pastries as well as flavorful sandwiches. We picked up a couple loaves of ciabatta to use for dinner and everyone loved it! The breakfast panini was super good and my latte was perfect.

    Pumpkin Chocolate Chip - Hair was baked into the muffin.
    Bretton H.

    Came by here to try and get a few sandwiches before work this morning. The display case for sandwiches looked somewhat decrepit. Staff mentioned they were still making the sandwiches and they wouldn't be ready until around 11:30. This happened right after 11. In my opinion a place that's basically a bakery/sandwich shop should have their full array of sandwiches available sooner. But it's still only my opinion. However, I decided to try some of the lemon blueberry bread/loaf and a pumpkin chocolate chip muffin. The blueberries were dried out (over baked bread) and I provided a picture of my other item containing baked in hair. I'd already left the location before I saw this so I wasn't able to remedy the situation. Even if the hair wasn't present, the pumpkin spice flavor was ubiquitous and overpowering. I probably won't be back anytime in the immediate future.

    Italian sandwich
    Scott M.

    Mannnnn. I was told this had ham, salami, etc etc on here. It has 3 slices of grocery store thin sliced salami and 3 half slices of provolone. This is pathetic.

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    Jevonah K.

    This place is a cute bakery coffee shop located in Boise Idaho. I grabbed a couple scones and lattes for a nice breakfast. Everything was delightful and the staff were pleasant.

    Never had such a miserable, thin BLT

    With no other orders ahead of me, it took almost 15 minutes to get this paper thin, dry (no mayo) $9.99 BLT. It contained only one and a half slices of wafer thin bacon, I had to stretch to cover the bread!! My wife ordered half a chicken salad sandwich which was also very meager. The bill was just shy of $20.00 and they want a tip! It's a shame this is what you get these days. We won't be back!

    I'm outside of Zeppole's cafe and see Fido waiting to drive Mommy home. Look closely...So Precious!!!
    Jan L.

    Can I say NEW YORK RYE bread? Love the stuff. And they make it fresh at Zeppole's Cafe available on Monday and Wednesday. They have lots of other good bakery items at this cafe, but what caught my taste-buds was the New York Rye...so delicious! The best part was seeing Fido in the Window waiting to drive Mommy home. Look closely at the photo of the Denali suv. Fido is precious.

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