This bustling bistro serves inspired French dishes & from-scratch pastries in a bright, airy space.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Adelmann building, 204 N Capitol Blvd, Boise, ID 83702
Phone: (208) 336-0889
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Le Cafe de Paris to close downtown Boise restaurant
Boise’s Le Café De Paris is closing its downtown Boise restaurant Feb. 23. Owner Mathieu Choux said he chose not to renew his lease on his French café.
Le Cafe de Paris is Closing! – Boise Foodie Guild
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Le Café de Paris – CLOSED, 204 N Capitol Blvd, Boise, ID 83702, US
Le Cafe De Paris is a charming café nestled in the heart of Boise, Idaho, offering a cozy atmosphere for patrons to enjoy French-inspired cuisine and beverages.
Reviews
Erin Stocks
My husband and I went to Le Cafe De Paris for our anniversary dinner last week. It blew our expectations out of the water! Michelle was wonderful to us and treated us like family. The service was perfect! My husband couldn’t say enough good things about how delicious his lamb was. To top it all off, Alana makes the best desserts so we had 2 of them! I’ve also had their brunch which is just as amazing! Thanks again everyone at Le Cafe De Paris for making our anniversary so special and a night to remember!
… moreEugene Boyle
“A Perfect Day”
As I age, I have found that I am experiencing less ‘Perfect Days’ than I did when I was younger. Between the ages of 7 – 11, they were the rule rather than the exception to.
Today, however, was one – perfect that is. It was overcast, gray, but not too wet Monday morning. It was the 4th of October but it was the first day that actually felt like autumn (fall has become my favorite time of year as opposed to summer when I was a younger man). I needed to meet with a client to tweak her new website and we both were in the mood for a light breakfast.
I got to choose the spot and I was in the mood for good house coffee, buttery eggs, flavorful breakfast potatoes and crispy, thick lean bacon. Now there are a couple Boise eateries that can fill most and sometimes, even, all that bill; but none can claim the next two items only offered by Le Café De Paris: fresh, in-house made, aromatic, European, east coast bakery – Artisan bread and Pastries. Add these two items to your requirement list and all other establishments fall away.
Nestled right downtown Boise, across from the capitol building and just at the edge of the office district (read: a parking spot is always available nearby) Le Café De Paris is truly a Treasure ‘hidden’ in plain sight. I was running a few minutes late and arrived to find the owner visiting with my client at our table. I was immediately greeted warmly by the hostess/waitress and the owner as he graciously excused himself and wished us bon appetite. There were plenty of available tables at 9:30AM but nearly none by the time we made our departure at eleven.
The breakfast I described above was perfection and not a tad less exceptional than identical orders I’ve had there a half dozen times before (on weekends I am more experimental and will order new items knowing that even if I were to be disappointed, which I never have been; I could correct the situation by ordering one of their incomparable nutella croissants.)
Our meal lasted about 30 minutes and then we proceeded to break out our laptops and get down to business. Although I would not presume to keep our table if there had been a line, we were made to feel doubly welcome by our waitress who continually kept our delicious coffee hot and our water glasses filled. My meal was $8 and I promised our waitress a good tip for her graciousness in an effort to alleviate my guilt for having taken up a table for so long for a relatively small order. She good naturedly reassured me we were fine and as we readied ourselves to finally (and wistfully) leave… she filled my travel mug with one more cup of their excellent French joe. That, my friend, was the topper and made a great morning – PERFECT!
… moreAs I age, I have found that I am experiencing less ‘Perfect Days’ than I did when I was younger. Between the ages of 7 – 11, they were the rule rather than the exception to.
Today, however, was one – perfect that is. It was overcast, gray, but not too wet Monday morning. It was the 4th of October but it was the first day that actually felt like autumn (fall has become my favorite time of year as opposed to summer when I was a younger man). I needed to meet with a client to tweak her new website and we both were in the mood for a light breakfast.
I got to choose the spot and I was in the mood for good house coffee, buttery eggs, flavorful breakfast potatoes and crispy, thick lean bacon. Now there are a couple Boise eateries that can fill most and sometimes, even, all that bill; but none can claim the next two items only offered by Le Café De Paris: fresh, in-house made, aromatic, European, east coast bakery – Artisan bread and Pastries. Add these two items to your requirement list and all other establishments fall away.
Nestled right downtown Boise, across from the capitol building and just at the edge of the office district (read: a parking spot is always available nearby) Le Café De Paris is truly a Treasure ‘hidden’ in plain sight. I was running a few minutes late and arrived to find the owner visiting with my client at our table. I was immediately greeted warmly by the hostess/waitress and the owner as he graciously excused himself and wished us bon appetite. There were plenty of available tables at 9:30AM but nearly none by the time we made our departure at eleven.
The breakfast I described above was perfection and not a tad less exceptional than identical orders I’ve had there a half dozen times before (on weekends I am more experimental and will order new items knowing that even if I were to be disappointed, which I never have been; I could correct the situation by ordering one of their incomparable nutella croissants.)
Our meal lasted about 30 minutes and then we proceeded to break out our laptops and get down to business. Although I would not presume to keep our table if there had been a line, we were made to feel doubly welcome by our waitress who continually kept our delicious coffee hot and our water glasses filled. My meal was $8 and I promised our waitress a good tip for her graciousness in an effort to alleviate my guilt for having taken up a table for so long for a relatively small order. She good naturedly reassured me we were fine and as we readied ourselves to finally (and wistfully) leave… she filled my travel mug with one more cup of their excellent French joe. That, my friend, was the topper and made a great morning – PERFECT!
Carlos Labastida
This is an excellent place for breakfast or lunch. Nice ambiance, nice French music and excellent food. Dish presentation is really nice. Not as expensive or crowded as other nearby breakfast options.
… moreOisin McGuigan
Loved the frittata and the potatoes were perfection. Great service and clean cafe. Would come here again. Many times over.
… moreBen Moore
Small hideaway downtown. Very good place for breakfast with lots of great options to choose from. Not inexpensive, but a great meal.
… moreJann Spizziri
I have been twice for lunch and once for dinner. On the priceyer side but the food is very good and the service attentive.
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