Where Boise shops, snacks and lunches: the markets worth your morning.
Food markets, farmers markets and covered halls: where Boise shops, snacks and lunches.
Capital City Public Market is Idaho's largest outdoor market, filling the Grove Plaza on Saturdays from April through December with Treasure Valley produce.
Go for: Treasure Valley produce, local artisan food, hot food vendors, family Saturday morning
The Basque Market on Grove Street has operated since 2000, selling imported Basque wines, Idiazabal cheese, chorizo, and pintxos on the Basque Block.
Go for: Basque chorizo, imported Spanish wines, Idiazabal cheese, pintxos, Iberian provisions
The Boise Co-op Market is a member-owned natural foods grocery in the North End, stocking organic Treasure Valley produce and artisan breads.
Go for: organic produce, local Treasure Valley foods, bulk grains and spices, prepared meals, natural foods
Capital City Public Market Holiday Market runs October through December with gift-focused vendors, preserved foods, and Idaho spirits available each Saturday.
Go for: holiday gifts, artisan food gifts, Idaho preserves and jams, winter market browsing
Sunnyslope Wine Trail encompasses 17 wineries in the Snake River Valley AVA west of Boise, with Idaho Tempranillo and Riesling from estates including Koenig.
Go for: Snake River Valley wine tasting, Riesling, Tempranillo, scenic ranch views, winery tours