Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Nampa

"Open every day at 4 pm for dine-in or take-out (including wine and cocktails!). Or try our Butcher Block where you get our highest-quality proteins to cook at home with prepared salads, sides and desserts to round out the meal. Find all our menus on our website and order by calling 208.383.4300."

"Prime steaks, fresh seafood, and an award winning wine list combined with friendly service and an inviting patio will make your dining experience remarkable. Chandlers Steakhouse is located right downtown, is home of the famous “10 minute martini” and has live jazz every day of the week."

"A haven for meat lovers, Barbacoa is a stylish restaurant featuring succulent steaks from local sources and flavourful Latin American fare created by Mexico-born chef Enrique Martinez. Diners can begin their meal with guacamole made tableside served with plantain chips followed by the cowboy rib eye — 24 oz. bone-in rib eye chop served with chipotle onion rings and borracho beans — or paella with braised seafood, chicken, chorizo, tomatoes, and saffron rice."

"Barbacoa is very unique in that it is both an old Boise restaurant, and a brand new Boise restaurant. This is because the building burned down a few years ago, and they completely rebuilt from the ground up. Barbacoa’s menu includes everything from nachos and pizza, to smoked duck prosciutto and carne asada."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Barbacoa Grill (@barbacoa_boise) on Feb 20, 2018 at 5:26pm PST"

"Established in the 19th century, the church is one of the first and finest architectural marvels in Boise. The design of the church has been inspired by the ‘Cathedral of Mainz’ of Western Germany and reflects its romanesque style in its look and built. The white sandstone building with its stained glass window and surreal surrounding makes it a great muse for travellers with an avi...Read more"

"St John’s Cathedral is one of the most interesting and important cathedrals in Boise. Built in 1876, St. John’s is the oldest surviving church in Boise and the seat of the Diocese of Boise. The cathedral is famous for its apse and impressive glass stained windows decorated with beautiful frescoes."

"The Cathedral of St. John is a work of art thanks to its many stained glass windows, paintings, and plaster work. Visitors are welcome to take a tour of the only Roman Catholic Cathedral in the Diocese of Idaho, with scheduled tours occurring on Sunday and group tours offered separately."

"St. Michael's has been an integral part of Boise life since 1864, when the first Episcopal service was held. In 1866 $1500 in gold was raised to build St. Michael's Church, the first Episcopal Church in the vast territory, which now comprises the states of Idaho, Utah and Montana. Today this church has been renamed Christ Chapel and stands on the Boise State University campus in the shadow of Bronco stadium."

"What most people don’t know about the Boise Train Depot is that there isn’t any restricted access during operating business hours. Built in 1925, the Boise Union Pacific Depot was originally a train station centered in the city. What seems almost strategically planned, the Boise Depot allows you to have views of all the best parts of Downtown Boise."

"Central to the city, the historic train depot provides timeless architecture, views of the Boise Capital building and beautifully landscaped grounds including roses bushes and a pond with a waterfall. Boise Train Depot - Family Photo Session. Boise Train Depot - Family Photoshoot"

"There is no better place to glimpse the beauty of Boise than at the Boise Depot. After you have surveyed the view, make sure to appreciate the depot itself. The breathtaking Spanish-style building was built in 1925 to be used as a Union Pacific railroad depot."

"The older I get, the more I like it” ~ Robert Black #hapennybridge #irishpub #whiskey #boise #bodo #rocapatrón. An authentic Irish restaurant and bar offering delicious food with even some classic American options on the menu and located in the vibrant Boise downtown, Ha’ Penny Bridge Pub is a delight!. With over 24 craft beers on tap and tons of cocktail options, it always feels like happy hour at this pub."

"Tom Grainey’s Sporting Pub, Grainey’s Basement, and Grainey’s Underground are one of Boise’s best and most well-known live music clubs. For 30 years, Grainey’s has hosted some of the best entertainment on the West Coast. You can groove to live music every night in Tom Grainey’s (upstairs) or Grainey’s Basement and Underground (downstairs)."

"On the bike back to town, take a short detour off the Greenbelt to stop at Bier: Thirty Bottle and Bistro, a beer-lover's paradise with 400 craft and imported bottles along with ten beers on tap. If you're at all hungry, ask for a menu. Stacey and I split a German-themed meal of sausages, apples, sauerkraut, local cheese, and bread. I needed something to wash down my Berliner Weisse."

"Day 1: Explore the Greenbelt, Float the Boise River & Discover the City’s Booming Gastro Scene A full day of outdoor activities in downtown Boise begins best with breakfast. Throwback diner Goldy’s Breakfast Bistro and farmhouse-style Big City Coffee & Cafe dish heaping egg, pancake and gravy-doused biscuit platters."