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Being the biggest park in Boise, it would be a shame not to put Ann Morrison park on the list for Totally Boise’s Park pick of the week. A whopping 153-acres along the Boise Greenbelt, Ann Morrison is packed with outdoor activities to choose from.
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The perfect brunch and on-the-go coffee stop has been found, look no further! ā café is nestled on 10th street between Main and Grove. Opening in 2019, ā café just celebrated a major milestone, their first anniversary!
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Close to 500-acres of vineyards, 19 varietals of grapes are harvested between Sawtooth Winery and Ste. Chapelle Winery every year. With both wineries being owned by Precept Wine, Sawtooth winemaker Meredith Smith and assistant winemaker Maddy Mcgarry produce wine for the sister wineries, making for a busy upcoming harvest.
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Boise’s I Love Kickboxing is round housing COVID-19 with their contactless workouts. The staff is not only invested in kickboxing, but in keeping everyone as safe as possible. At ILKB, virtual and in house workouts have no to limited contact.
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Susan Tirima is a veteran when it comes to Kenyan cuisine, that is why she opened Aunty Sue’s Kitchen. What started as cooking for her daughters’ and their friends, has become a successful catering business with family-style pick-up and delivery meal options as well.
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Finding the perfect coffee location that includes great coffee and great food can be tough. Located on the corner of Overland Road and Five Mile, Awakenings coffee has both great coffee and food while creating an environment for everyone.
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Over the next couple days, Boise residents will be able to see Comet NEOWISE soar through the Treasure Valley. Visible twice a day on July 15th, 16th and 17th, the comet will be best seen when the sky is at its darkest.
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Located off South Maple Grove, Molenaar Park has built an exciting addition to their 20-acres of land, a dog park! As Molenaar Park makes plans to expand and add many amenities, the dog park comes as a great start to future plans for the park.
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Ice cream is said to be one of the coolest desserts in history, making July the perfect month to dedicate to the refreshing and creamy dessert. Below are Boise’s top five ice cream shops to celebrate National Ice Cream Month.
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What was once a small pond, quite literally, has become so much more. It seems that as Boise continues to grow, so does its parks. Esther Simplot Park, home to Quinn’s and Esther Simplot Pond, has expanded over the last few years into a popular recreational park, perfect for summer fun.
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Push and Pour Coffee in Garden City has seemingly become one of Boise’s most popular coffee shops. What was once a hidden gem is now a popular place to kickstart the day.
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Dive bars, by definition, is an unglamorous bar with dim lighting, cheap drinks and returning local clientele. Typically one does not go to a dive bar to receive four star service, they go for a night to remember, or to not. Check out these Boise Dive Bars in celebration of National Dive Bar Day.
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Monday July 6th is national fried chicken day! In honor of this glorious day, check out a list of places where you treat yourself to the delicious meal.
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COVID-19 has put a serious strain on many businesses, leaving many scrambling for new ideas on how to move forward during this current pandemic. Here is a list of how some local businesses have gotten creative during COVID-19.
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KIN has yet to open its doors, but they are still finding innovative ways to make the best of the current pandemic. Utilizing the outdoor space that was once home to the Idaho Shakespeare Festival, KIN is creating a fun way of being able to enjoy dinner and a show, at a safe distance of course.
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