While I was in Boise last year, I came across a sandwich shop that I instantly fell in love with for two reasons: the sandwiches taste good and the company donates a sandwich for every one it sells. My friend suggested going to Even Stevens in part because of its social mission. I was happy… More For every sandwich you buy, this sandwich shop donates one to feed those in need
Boise Fry Company is a local restaurant in Boise that serves mouthwatering, quality beef, bison and vegan burgers. On the company’s website, it states that its mission is “to serve you with the most incredible fries, burgers, and service a company can offer!” I’d say it definitely fulfills its goal. The day I dinned at… More Quality bison, beef, and vegan burgers at Boise Fry Company
Local parks are always some of my favorite backyard gems because it’s a simple way to enjoy green space and being outdoors. And typically, unless you have to pay for parking, they’re free. Camel’s Back Park in Boise is one of those local treasures in the city. My friends and I took a little trip there one… More Take a quick hike at Camel’s Back Park for a hilltop view of Boise
If you make plans to go to a ski resort, it probably makes the most sense to go during the winter. But there’s nothing wrong with going to one in the summer when there’s no snow around. That’s something I did when I went to Bogus Basin, a ski resort located 16 miles north of… More What it’s like at Bogus Basin in the summer
The Boise Union Pacific Depot (also known as the Boise Depot) is a former train station in Boise. It’s one of the city’s most prominent landmarks and is an intriguing site to visit where you can learn a little about the city’s history. I arrived at the Boise Depot on an afternoon that it was… More Trains don’t come through the Boise Depot anymore, but people still can
If you’re craving craft beer and delicious American food in Boise, Bittercreek Alehouse is a good place to go. Do a quick Google search and you’ll find that it’s highly rated. Once you’ve experienced everything it has to offer, it’s easy to understand why. My friends and I dined at Bittercreek Alehouse in the summer. It… More Bittercreek Alehouse tells you where it gets its ingredients + it has good food and beer
Veterans Memorial Park is one of several parks in Boise, Idaho found along the Boise Greenbelt. It’s a park that my friends who live in the city decided to stop by one afternoon. As the name suggests, the park honors and commemorates veterans. In 2016, a monument honoring 217 Idaho veterans who died in the… More Destination appreciation: Veterans Memorial Park
Freak Alley Gallery – also known as Freak Alley – is a free outdoor public art gallery located in Downtown Boise. It was founded by Colby Akers, who an artist who is the director of the gallery. He is said to have gotten into this project after being presented with the opportunity to paint a side of Moon’s… More Admire free local art at Freak Alley in Downtown Boise
Chain establishments are a little harder to come by in Downtown Boise. Off the top of my head, the only one I remember seeing Jamba Juice. Other than that, it seems like all the businesses in the area are primarily local, which is pretty great! 10 Barrel Brewing Co. is one of those places. This… More Enjoy craft beer and American cuisine at 10 Barrel Brewing Co.
Table Rock is a popular local landmark in Boise that features a 60-foot cross and panoramic views of the city. I visited Table Rock in the summer based on the recommendation of a friend who lives there. We drove up on a late afternoon to catch it during sunset. It’s a great time to go… More Destination appreciation: Table Rock
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