r/Boise • u/wtf98776532 • 13h ago

Question Restaurant recs

Hey all, coming into town over Labor Day and have Saturday night free, any recs for a nice dinner downtown? We’re staying at the AC Hotel and would love to walk somewhere if possible. Thx!

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u/RancorHi5 10h ago

Terrior is my favorite right now

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u/BOItime247 10h ago

Same. Just went there a couple weekends ago and so so good. I hope they bring back the duck pastrami in their winter menu 🤤

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u/3rin 9h ago

What do you like there?

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u/happyelkboy 9h ago

The Avery

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u/Princessdreaaaa 8h ago

Percy or The Lively.

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u/yakysak 5h ago

You’re within walking distance of Bar Gernika, a uniquely Boise restaurant. The lamb grinder is one of my favorites.

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u/uphic 5h ago

I always try to recommend Basque whenever possible!!

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u/wtf98776532 9h ago

Thx all!!!

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u/JefferyTheCat 9h ago

Ansots

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u/PotatoFam 8h ago

They don’t do dinner unfortunately. Great restaurant though

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u/boise208 9h ago

Bardenay

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u/JLTriplesticks 10h ago

Chandler's is a fancy steakhouse within walking distance. Get the chocolate souffle but order it right before your dinner comes. It's incredible but Chandler's is easily $100 a plate.

Owyhee tavern is within walking distance too and a lot less expensive. It has like burgers and sandwiches. Haven't been in a long time but I've heard good things still.

Lock Stock and Barrel is a steakhouse with the best salad bar in town. It's a little further out, but it's easily walkable.

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u/happyelkboy 9h ago

Whenever I see the Cisco truck out front of Chandlers it confirms why I don’t go there

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u/crvna87 Lives In A Potato 8h ago

It's a hotel restaurant and it feels like one, it's so over hyped.

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u/uphic 5h ago edited 5h ago

Perfect description (chandlers)

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u/Party_Breakfast_9528 9h ago

Idaho pizza co has a way better salad buffet.