Idaho | Boise Brunch Guide ๐ณโ๏ธ
Boise has no shortage of brunch spots โ and they cover all kinds of styles! Youโve got the โold-schoolโ classics: eggs, meat, and potatoes โ the kind of meal that powers you through a 10-mile run ๐โโ๏ธ๐ฅ Then thereโs the โnew-schoolโ vibe: avocado toast, sandwiches, salads โ perfect before a relaxed riverside walk with your dog ๐ฅโ๐ And letโs not forget the Mexican influence โ breakfast burritos are basically everywhere now ๐ฏโค๏ธ Here are four standout brunch spots โ each with something special, though not all perfect: ๐ Griddle Classic, hearty American breakfast โ like stepping back in time ๐ฅ๐ณ Two locations: one in Meridian, one in Parkcenter. The Parkcenter one is smaller and often has a wait; Meridian is more spacious. No-frills, satisfying food in a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere. Vibe: Warm & nostalgic ๐งก ๐ Egg Man and Earl Even heartier American breakfast โ think 3-egg omelets packed with fillings ๐ฅ๐ณ Small space โ expect waits on weekends. Wild decor: hunting trophies and rustic paintings ๐ฆ๐จ Hushbrowns are a must-try! Good to know: Go if you can handle the wait โ and the portions! ๐ Bacon New-school brunch with a bacon twist ๐ฅโจ You canโt sit without a number โ popular = long lines. Creative combos (I had fried okra!) but dishes can be greasy. Their huckleberry jam (served with meals) is so good youโll want to take some home! ๐ฏ Ideal for: Bacon lovers and the curious. ๐ Tupelo Lighter, modern brunch ๐ฅ๐ More veggies and salads โ great if youโre not into heavy plates. Bright, spacious vibe โ perfect for lavender lemonade or mimosas ๐ฅ๐ Service can be slow, but the food is pretty and tasty. Note: Higher โwhite people foodโ factor ๐ but still enjoyable. Bottom line: Want hearty? โ Griddle or Egg Man Want light? โ Tupelo Feeling adventurous? โ Bacon #BoiseBrunch #IdahoEats #BrunchGuide #FoodieReview #BoiseFood #EatLikeALocal #BreakfastGoals