Kelli Soll & Breanne Mikolajczyk
Things To Do
Restaurants
Some of our favorite downtown restaurants are: - Fork: Located in an old bank building in the heart of downtown. Everything they serve is locally sourced! - The Wylder: Great pizza and cocktails! - Bittercreek Alehouse: Great food, cool ambience! They have about 30 beers on tap, and they compost all of the uneaten food (yay for us granola gals!) - 13th Street Pub & Grill: Our first date spot, located in Hyde Park! - Goldy’s Breakfast Bistro: Yummy lil hole in the wall for brunch - 10 Barrel Brewing: Yummy pub food, good beer
Coffee
Our favorite coffee spots: - Flying M - Java (both in downtown and Hyde Park) - Push and Pour (Bench and Garden City locations, a little out of downtown)
Drinking Holes
Here are some of our favorite spots to grab a drink and relax: - Brown Beard Brewing: It’s a little out of town, but you won’t find better beer or a more handsome brewer! - Mother Earth Brewery: Right downtown, great beer - The Mode cocktail bar: Located on Main Street, great vibe! - Telaya Winery: Located on the greenbelt - Meriwhether Cider (downtown location): For you non-beer drinkers - Lost Grove Brewery (downtown or Hyde Park locations): Good beer, great vision and mission! - Payette Brewing: Located on the greenbelt. Great outdoor area
Hike the Boise foothills!
Easy access to hundreds of miles of trails. Some of the easiest to get to from downtown are: - Military Reserve - Camels Back: Close to Hyde Park - Tram Trail (a real butt burner!) - Table Rock: Right by our venue!
Take a walk on the Greenbelt
Take a walk on our 25 miles of Greenbelt, located right on the river! This photo of us eating tacos on the Greenbelt after biking to our favorite spot. Some of the easiest access points right downtown are: - Kristin Armstrong Municipal Park - Julia Davis Park - Ann Morrison Park - Esther Simplot Park - Warm Springs Golf Course
Stroll Downtown Boise
Boise has many vibrant shops, cocktail bars, coffee shops, restaurants, and things to see! Fun to walk around! Mixed Greens is one of our favorite places to window shop
Rent a bike for trails, green belt, or city cruising!
Boise is a very bike friendly city! Plenty of trails for mountain biking, streets to cruise around downtown, or bike for miles along the green belt. George’s Cycles is a great spot to rent from… then you can pop across the street to Mother Earth Brewery and grab a beer after!
Float the Boise River- Barber Park
You can rent rafts at the put-in at Barber Park and shuttle right back to the top. Takes 2-3 hours to float to Ann Morrison Park
Capital City Public Market
Capital City Farmers Market! Grab a cup of coffee and window shop some local art and eats on Saturday mornings
Boise Farmer’s Market
Boise Farmers Market is an agriculture-focused farmers market featuring locally grown and produced products. With over 90 vendors, you are sure to find local produce, protein and products you will love! There won’t be 90 vendors each week, but there will be at least 65 to 75 and an abundance of goods available.
Hyde Park
We went on our first date at 13th Street Pub & Grill after hiking in the foothills near Hyde Park! Lost Grove is a great brewery and Java and Hyde Perk are great for coffee in this district. Also some cute window shopping and restaurants!
Green Acres Food Truck Park
Grab a bite and a cold drink on the green belt at this little food truck park! Check out their events page, they often times have live music as well.