Capital City Public Market ★ 4.4
Capital City Public Market fills Grove Plaza on Saturdays from April through December with Treasure Valley produce, food vendors, and handmade goods on offer.
The fastest, cheapest, frequently best food on Boise's streets.
Vendors, food trucks and stalls: the cheapest, fastest, frequently best food in Boise.
Capital City Public Market fills Grove Plaza on Saturdays from April through December with Treasure Valley produce, food vendors, and handmade goods on offer.
The Basque Market Pintxo Hour on Thursday through Saturday is Boise's best small-plates street eating experience, with rotating pintxos and poured Txakoli.
Boise Fry Company turns Idaho organic potatoes into Belgian-style fries in paper cones with house salt blends and dipping sauces for a quick downtown lunch.
Basque Market Paella cooks large pans of Basque saffron rice and seafood on the Grove Street patio each Wednesday and Friday on the Basque Block.
Pie Hole Pizza Slices serves oversized New York-style slices from a walk-up counter on 8th Street that runs until the early morning hours on weekends.
Guru Donuts makes Idaho potato donuts as a morning street snack, with seasonal glazes from huckleberry to strawberry champagne on Main Street.
Ansots Basque Chorizo sells house-made chorizo sandwiches for a quick lunch near the Basque Block, with a traditional recipe from Spain in a compact shop.
Boise Food Trucks at Capital City Market hosts rotating food truck vendors alongside produce stalls on Saturday mornings with birria tacos and crepes.
Boise Fry Company South Bown serves the Bench neighbourhood with the same organic Idaho potato fries and bison burgers as the downtown flagship.
El Gallo Giro has served authentic Mexican tacos, tortas, and burritos from Treasure Valley trucks since 1997, appearing at festivals and markets in Boise.