Boise Eats

A couple of weeks ago, we dug up all the restaurants that found their way onto Food Network thanks to hosts Guy Fieri and Rachel Ray. One of you suggested we do the same for the ones that appeared on Man v. Food.

We're incredibly proud of the huge number of locally owned and operated you can find scattered throughout the Treasure Valley.

Boise's not exactly known for being a destination for fantastic chicken wings, so how could a new restaurant that's got the word wings in the title go virtually unnoticed?

But...but...where are we going to get our Potato Oles?

The Trolley House has been serving up specialty omelets and other incredible made-from scratch breakfasts and lunches on Warm Springs Avenue since 1976. Now the building it calls home is on the market

There's nothing a good scoop of ice cream can't fix. Bad day at work? Have some ice cream. It's going to be over 100º for at least 11 days? Have ALL the ice cream!

If you're someone who's truly contemplated buying one of those t-shirts or decorative canvases that reads "I'm sorry for what I said when I was hungry," you know just how important this can be.

If you're planning on seeing Cruella at the Edwards at Boise Spectrum when it hits theaters next week, you'll have one less place to grab dinner before the movie.

Sometimes, you're looking for somewhere low-key where the food is the real star!

It's been said that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Scientifically, that's true because it's the first meal of the day. It's the longest you've gone without eating, so breakfast replenishes your body and gives you energy for the day...