Best Diners in Nampa

"We’ve chosen a few family restaurants in Boise that we enjoy, and we hope you’ll enjoy them too. If they miss the mark, though, don’t worry — new eateries are opening in the Boise area all the time. While some locals are disappointed with all of the growth (which is understandable), it does mean that residents have more options."

"There are trendier spots, but I haven't found a place yet with better breakfast food than Elmer's. And it's really the food that counts, i..."

"If you are looking for a greasy spoon breakfast in Boise, Eddy’s is another great option. Everything on their menu is amazing, but they are quite a bit bigger than Capri, and I have never had to wait for a table. The menu at Eddie’s includes plenty of breakfast and lunch options, and the service is some of the best in town."

"Freddy's Frozen Custard and Steakburgers (2143 Broadway Ave)"

"The First Presbyterian Church is one of the longest existing churches in Boise. By 1878 worshipers gathered in a building on the site where the historic Idanha Hotel now stands. In 1893 plans were made to build a new church in its present location."

"The 18-acre Ivywild Park sets itself distinctively apart from the other parks in Boise with its outdoor pool, which includes a toddler pool and slides. Visitors to the Ivywild Park can also enjoy the open play areas, the playground, soccer fields, softball fields, and tennis courts if they’re not in the mood to swim."

"The Willowcreek Grill is tucked away along the Boise Bench, offering guests unique Asian and Latin influenced and Northwest inspired American pub fare since it first opened its doors in 2004. Diners can relax on the restaurant’s patio during the summer months with a hand-crafted half-pound burger and a refreshing local craft beer or enjoy one of the house-made hearty soups by the fireplace during the winter. The menu at Willowcreek Grill includes a variety of gluten-free and vegetarian options in addition to burgers and other meat and seafood dishes."