KIN ★ 4.8
KIN is chef Kris Komori's 28-seat prix-fixe room downtown, winner of the James Beard Award for Best Chef: Mountain 2023, with a five-course seasonal menu.
Tasting menus, Michelin stars and the chefs redefining Boise.
Tasting menus, Michelin stars, and the kitchens redefining what fine dining means in Boise.
KIN is chef Kris Komori's 28-seat prix-fixe room downtown, winner of the James Beard Award for Best Chef: Mountain 2023, with a five-course seasonal menu.
The Avery Bar and Brasserie is chef Cal Elliott's room, where a James Beard semifinalist builds braised meats and handmade pastas around Idaho seasonality.
Chandler's at Hotel 43 is the Treasure Valley's only Forbes Recommended restaurant, pairing prime steaks and jet-fresh seafood with live jazz nightly.
Cottonwood Grille has served seasonal Northwest cuisine in a riverside setting since 1999, featuring Idaho trout and Treasure Valley produce.
Barbacoa Grill serves prime steaks and coastal seafood, including Kumamoto oysters and Chilean sea bass, beside an extensive Napa and international wine list.
Fork is Boise's flagship farm-to-table dining room, loyal to Idaho and Northwest producers, building a menu around what the Treasure Valley harvest delivers.
Alavita produces handmade pasta nightly from Northwest flour and local eggs, pairing agnolotti and pappardelle with Idaho seasonal proteins in a trattoria.
Raibu Sushi Bar delivers the Treasure Valley's first omakase experience, with six counter seats reserved for chef's choice service and meticulous sourcing.
Leku Ona is the Basque Block's most polished dining room, serving a full Basque menu of lamb dishes, imported Txakoli wine, and pintxos in a hotel setting.
Tucanos serves the churrascaria rodizio in Boise, with gaucho servers carving fifteen cuts of grilled meat tableside alongside a Brazilian salad bar.
Editor picks in Boise include KIN, The Avery Bar and Brasserie, Chandler's Prime Steaks and Fine Seafood, plus the full fine dining chapter on TableJourney.