Boise Co-Op

8/3/2008 1:46:26 PM, sunday, august 03, 2008
This place is a must stop on your way through Boise. A great selection of state and regional micros as well as a huge selection of imports. Besides the selection being so great, you can also break up six packs and buy singles. I like the previous comment about asshats, well said!

7/27/2008 7:41:19 PM, sunday, july 27, 2008
For Boise, this place is freaking amazing. Really though I love the Co-Op and the fact that I can only find some beers made in the Rocky Mountains only makes it more so. Unfortunately due to the dearth of rich asshat Californian transplants, the lines are always long to check out.

2/18/2008 11:14:44 AM, monday, february 18, 2008 [ Updated saturday, july 26, 2008 ]
What an awesome place. Great food and great beer. Ashton helped me and Eric out with some great beers, thanks man. The place feels like a friendly, healthy swap meet almost. Tons of local foods and beers. Awesome place, unique and fun. We need one in SLC. Worth visiting Boise for.

12/23/2007 9:56:57 AM, sunday, december 23, 2007
Wow, I was totally blown away by this place. Awesome cheese selection. I made my own Almond butter. The beer selection was good. Had growlers filled from local brewpubs. The staff was great. I wasm compelled to stay for hours but needed to get back to SLC.

7/14/2007 11:05:51 AM, saturday, july 14, 2007
Why can’t I live near a place like this?? Great food selection and good service. The beer selection was well rounded though not huge by some other stores standards. They split six packs, which is awesome for an out-of-towner. Nice selection of Belgians and NW micros. Even had Hawaiin beer. Good place to stock up and find regional brews. Compared to Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh), prices were very reasonable.

4/23/2006 10:26:04 AM, sunday, april 23, 2006
Its like being a kid in a candy store. The beer selection here is great, from the northwest to rare imports, this is the place to find beer in Boise. Mixing up the sixers is also nice. Prices seem quite fair and competitive compared to other stores around.

1/12/2006 8:45:23 PM, thursday, january 12, 2006
This is the only place to go in Boise for beer. Great to be able to break six packs and find rare local and imports

12/2/2005 12:38:59 PM, friday, december 02, 2005 [ Updated friday, december 02, 2005 ]
This is the beer store in Boise. The Co-Op has a great selection. I love being able to mix and match my own six packs, and I like being able to pick up TableRock growlers there.

5/4/2004 5:40:34 PM, tuesday, may 04, 2004 [ Updated wednesday, february 06, 2008 ]
Mike and Jordan took me to this place on my visit through Boise at Christmas. It has the feeling and look of a small health food store, with a fantastic selection of beer, most of which is stored in wall coolers. I would easily trade the selection I get in Oklahoma or Texas for what is available in Boise. The prices seemed reasonable, and the selection had a good assortment of PNW brews (mostly OR & WA, but some ID as well), and a very decent Belgian selection. A little hard to find if you’re on your own trying to find it, but worth the trip. Parking was the only negative I noticed. You will have to stalk folks for a good spot. When I visited the staff seemed to be very helpful and talkative.

2/13/2004 5:35:52 PM, friday, february 13, 2004
Woo! The grand poobah of Boise. Lot's of selection. This is the place to go for bottles in Boise. As the Buckester says, if it's not here, it's usually not going to be found in Boise.