Welcome to Boise!
Boise (boy-see) is the capital and largest city of Idaho. Population: 185,787 Elevation: 2,730 feet
Known as the City of Trees. Beer Laws:
No ABV Limit
90% of places allow you to buy single bottles (even from six packs)
No Alcohol sales from 2AM-6AM
3-Tier Distribution (i.e. no gray market)
Bars close at 2AM
All brewpubs and most beer bars offer Growlers
Beer is not found in liquor stores and can be bought at convenience stores, supermarkets, specialty stores, bars, restaurants, etc. 7 days a week.
♥ BitterCreek Ale House 246 N 8th St, Boise (208) 345-1813 Boise’s up-scale ale house with many regionals and one of the four casks in the region.
Boise Co-Op 888 W Fort St, Boise (208) 472-4500 Largest selection of quality beer in all of Idaho. Singles friendly!
♥ Flying Pie Pizzaria (State St.) 4320 W State St, Boise (208) 384-0000 Pizza and beer available in store or delivery (even beer!). Growlers available with a limited but very hand picked selection of imports and quality locals and regionals. Sockeye’s trappist ale is always on ...
Highlands Hollow 2455 Harrison Hollow St, Boise (208) 343-6820 Boise’s other brewpub with the lowest volume and a cozy warm ambience.
♥ Kahootz Pub and Eatery 1603 N Main St, Meridian (208) 895-9861 Has good selection of regional beers along with a cask; 1 of 4 in the entire region.
River Rock Alehouse 228 E Plaza St, Eagle (208) 938-4788 The beer bar of choice in Eagle. 24 taps, most regional with the occasional rarity. No bottles.
TableRock BrewPub and Grill 705 Fulton St, Boise (208) 342-0944 Tablerock Boise’s oldest [still operating] brewery opened in 1991 and makes some of the best beers in the valley with a large rotating list of seasonals and brewer’s whims. They have an annual production ...
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