Best Historic Restaurants in Boise

This was the first time my boyfriend and I had had dinner at the Avery (we’ve previously enjoyed brunch there) and the first time our buisness partner/friend has been to the restaurant. Our sever was really kind, knowledgeable, attentive and accommodating. One of the first distinctions she made when serving us was finding the vegetarian/vegan (myself) from our reservation notes. From there the level of service was consistent with the chef coming out to share some dishes he could do to accommodate my dietary restrictions. This was especially appreciated as a big part of the reason I had never had dinner at the Avery was the limited vegetarian/vegan options. The dinner was amazing and the desserts were exceptional. I also appreciated no hesitations when our buisness partner brought in his service dog. Overall? Amazing experience:)

The music playing was very loud. The server was friendly and attentive. This our first time eating Indian food. I wish the food was explained better.

Food was good, parking was good, the atmosphere was so so and server could have been a little better. It wasn’t bad but wasn’t good either. Just kind of average. Had to wait to get silverware and the food took a little too long. The waitress was nice. Overall I love that they take reservations and they had music outside which was a nice e touch. I will go back as the menu was diverse and it was a good value.