The Perks Of Life - Eagle

This is a lovely local coffee shop. I stopped by on a weekday morning, and it was consistently busy the entire time I was there—do people even work anymore? It’s a great spot to meet up with friends or colleagues. However, it could benefit from more seating. The prices are a bit high, but that seems to be the case everywhere these days. Living in Boise, I definitely feel the pinch of the cost of living!

They offer a wonderful selection of gluten-free pastries that are simply amazing, along with several gluten-free meal options. There are both indoor and outdoor seating areas, and the decor is eclectic and friendly. For those looking for vegetarian choices, they have plenty of options available, though I didn't notice any vegan items—but it’s definitely worth inquiring about. In terms of dietary considerations, you’ll find numerous gluten-free options as well as vegetarian dishes. The seating is comfortable, making it kid-friendly, and there are several games available to keep children entertained. Overall, it's a delightful place to visit!

Good coffee and delicious baked goods. So far, the best gluten-free pastries outside of my kitchen. The coffee is ok. Nothing special, unfortunately. But the variety of pastries and gluten-free pastries is why I would return. Service is ok. Dietary restrictions: There were six pastries still in the case when I arrived. The strawberries and cream scone and pumpkin muffin are sooo good.

The service is fast, and their scones are incredible! My favorite is the raspberry lemon. The salted caramel pumpkin cookie is delightful as well! I also enjoy a coconut milk steamer with lavender syrup.

The Blueberry coffee cake is also the best I've ever tasted. It's worth noting that people frequently order whole sheets to take home. One of the most impressive aspects of this place is their extensive selection of gluten-free pastries that are unbelievably delicious! Seriously, how do they manage to taste so good when so many other gluten-free options are subpar? My family—two teenage boys and my wife—absolutely devours their breakfast burritos, which come with either bacon, sausage, or green peppers. They can be enjoyed hot or cold for takeout and are served with homemade salsa that’s to die for. Ironically, the café is perhaps best known for their incredible quiche. While quiche isn’t my personal favorite, they are enormous and sell out quickly, so I'm guessing they’re fantastic. In a small fridge at the front, there’s a selection of canned sodas and cold drinks. The bathrooms are immaculate and get the seal of approval from the moms, wives, and sisters in my life. There’s ample seating available for solo diners seeking a quiet escape or for friends wanting to chat and hang out, with both indoor and outdoor options. Parking can be a bit tricky, but it's manageable, and there’s handicap parking conveniently close to the entrance. There's also grassy area nearby for walking dogs, and the outdoor section is very pet-friendly, with treats waiting inside for your pup. This entire experience is the result of a talented woman and her family and friends, all of whom work together to create, prepare, clean, and serve us with warmth and love throughout the day. They are truly wonderful people, and I absolutely love this place. I’m sure you will too. Take care and eat well!