


Enjoy classic comfort food prepared by our talented chefs and trainees, while raising money for a great cause! 100% of café proceeds support our mission of transforming the lives of young adults. Life’s Kitchen is a nonprofit social enterprise that has been supporting at-risk youth between the ages of 16-24 in Boise and the Greater Treasure Valley since 2003. Life’s Kitchen offers a 16-week Workforce Development, Food Service, Life Skills, and GED Training Program. By operating three social enterprises, a café, full-catering and contract foods, our goal is to provide hands-on work experience for our trainees while allowing the community to directly interact with participants. Come hungry and leave happy!
Hours
| Monday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8574 W Fairview Ave, Boise, ID 83704
Phone: (208) 331-0199
Website: http://www.lifeskitchen.org/
Menu Photos
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
Life’s Kitchen: Home
Life’s Kitchen | Boise ID – Facebook
Life’s Kitchen – Idaho Nonprofit Center
Reviews
We did order a hot chocolate and I think it’s made from powder so I would probably skip that next time.
I want to come back and try their Benedict’s for breakfast.
The overall bang for the buck was amazing. Very reasonable prices.
The food was delicious, minus by Eggs Benedict being a little on the cooler side, but it also had fresh tomato and avocado, so I’m assuming they were the culprits of it not being hot.
I added ham to my Cali(?) Benedict and it was a big ole slab! I was impressed! My eggs were cooked to PERFECTION, which I can’t say about most places cooking poached eggs. Their sausage patty’s were incredible as well!
Seriously amazing food for a dang good price! We’ll definitely be back here again!
Did you Google “Boise best biscuits and gravy”? Well here you go, Life’ Kitchen is your place.
Super buttery biscuits. If that’s not your thing then I’m sure they can make them with not so much butter. The gravy is OMG good with nice chunks of meat. Nothing is dry, nothing is too thick, nothing is going to give you a mouthful of mystery meat grizzle.
The quantity and quality is among the best I’ve eaten in my travels across the US. I have yet to find a better biscuit and gravy in Boise. Heads-up: not opened weekends so that “best biscuits and gravy in Boise” craving will have to be handled Monday through Friday. I know, I know: the struggle is real.
We ordered two dishes, the California omelet, which was excellent, and a signature dish from Chef Lauren. The signature dish was Lauren’s Baked Apple Pancake Cannoli – wow! We’ve never had anything like it! Two wonderful large cannoli that were perfectly flavored and appropriate for the cool day in early fall. I hope they keep it on the menu!
Life’s kitchen is now my favorite, goto restaurant for breakfast and lunch!