Housemade breakfast & lunch dishes for dine-in or takeaway, plus a specialty goods store & bakery.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1515 W Grove St, Boise, ID 83702
Phone: (208) 336-3641
Website: http://www.atavolaboise.com/
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Reviews
This time, I had the avocado toast and it’s by far one of the best I have ever had. The quality of the bread is just so good and it tastes so fresh!
I have been here multiple times and I never get disappointed by the food, service and the amazing “market” area they have. You should most definitely stopy!
The rest of the inside was BEAUTIFUL. The service was good too. I’m not the biggest fan of tipping on a meal where you go up to a counter, tell them what you want, select you own table, and aren’t waited on, but I still gave 10%. Everyone was friendly and had a good attitude.
All in all, I’d give it an 8/10. Would absolutely come back here again.
Call me an emotional eater!
Call me to the table Honey!
Wow! No wonder so many west coast folks are moving to Boise.
A’ Tavola Boise is by far the stuff that dreams are made of. I had forgotten what it is like to be inspired when walking into a space that transports one from the everyday to extraordinary.
Lisa and Peter, Wow! You have to be proud of this place!
The quality of food is excessively GOOD!
The staff here has always been inviting and a joy to chat with. This feels like a little piece of Italy in downtown Boise.
Also, today we had to sample a few items from the Bakery as well! Who knew that even a cookie could taste that good. Reminded me of something my mom had made for me years ago!
You can’t go wrong here! Absolutely delicious!!
Be sure to visit in the fall/winter holidays as they open a larger connecting space with treats for the eyes!
You can order coffee from the deli counter and/or pay for all of your purchases at the coffee counter. After ordering, you are given a table number flag, so the staff can bring out your food/coffee. No need to clean up afterwards, as they will buss your table for you.
The Croque Monsieur was delightful with accompanying vinegrette-dressed greens. The vinegrette was bright and not overpowering. I had the mexican coffee with oatmilk , which proved to be perfectly balanced and satisfying.
You can spend an enjoyable time looking at all the imported items for sale and count yourself lucky to buy a few. Flowers, candles, gifts, cold items, frozen items, wines, coffees, pastries, deli salads & proteins.
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Cons- Be sure to check your credit card balance before arriving. Prices are high! Image a piece of cooked salmon at $14.95, by itself, no sides! Also small jars of sauce for $12.99. Unfortunately, this means this is a once or twice a year stop and cannot be a regular visit because of the expensive items.
My sandwich was unfortunately dry & had very little ham inside.
There is a constant and annoying bell ringing, that went on for my entire stay. I’m told it is to alert the staff of pickup orders from the kitchen and such, but there must be a better way to do this without grading on the nerves of the customers, or is this to drive us out and prevent “camping”.
Before 9am, and they ran out of plain croissants? They should be having adequate stock thru lunchtime.
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I did enjoy myself and would definitely return once I can pay off my credit card balance a little bit.