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Hours
| Monday | 7:30 AM–7 PM |
| Tuesday | 7:30 AM–7 PM |
| Wednesday | 7:30 AM–7 PM |
| Thursday | 7:30 AM–7 PM |
| Friday | 7:30 AM–7 PM |
| Saturday | 7:30 AM–7 PM |
| Sunday | 7:30 AM–6 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 311 N Elm Ave, Boise, ID 83712
Website: https://www.therooseveltmarket.com/
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Roosevelt Market is a historic market in the East End featuring coffee, salads, sandwiches, candy, soft serve and grocery.
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Reviews
Kyle Sinner
Cute little market with fast and delicious deli case sandwiches that they press into a melty, lovely panini-like muncher! Yum yum in my tum tum I went for the cubano but will be back for the others! Peaceful tables outside across from a school and perfect for a nice
… moreCary Fortin
I love this little market so so much! It’s a true neighborhood gem and we are so lucky to have it in the East End. The fact that you can get everything from coffee to bottles of wine, fresh pastries and salads is amazing. I also really love their selections of home goods — it’s so well curated and full of brands and products I don’t see anywhere else. Could not say better things about it!
… moreTorrey W
I love this place! It’s a cute little market. They always have the coolest things. Their food and coffee is great and all the food items and cook books are super nice! It’s a great place to hang out. They even have a little patio area for you to hang out with your furry friend.
… moreCaroline Davis
In a world that can feel pretty heavy, having Roosevelt Market right here in our community feels like such a gift. It brings a little bit of love and light to our daily lives. Whether it’s grabbing something quick for dinner, a treat for the kids, or stopping in for a last-minute gift – this place has what’s needed on the fly, but it also has what I need in community: a place to run into familiar faces and friends IRL (In Real Life) to drink a beer in the sun or enjoy a delicious latte at the park.
The staff are always eager to help and guide me in the right direction when I’m purchasing wine.
I’m so grateful for Roosevelt being our home away from home. Those who live here know – our lives would feel so much dimmer without this lighthouse in our neighborhood.
… moreThe staff are always eager to help and guide me in the right direction when I’m purchasing wine.
I’m so grateful for Roosevelt being our home away from home. Those who live here know – our lives would feel so much dimmer without this lighthouse in our neighborhood.
Marissa Carter
My boyfriend and I came here for breakfast. The Roosevelt has a warm atmosphere to it. The staff is friendly and professional. I got an iced latte which was actually really good. We ordered their breakfast burrito. I cannot express enough how terrible it was. The first bite had my boyfriend gagging and I could barely get it down. We threw the rest away because of how bad it was. Overall, the experience was good, but the food was extremely disappointing.
… moreVirginia Lee
Echoing some of the other less favourable reviews, I really love having a little cafe/shop in the neighbourhood. However I cannot justify the price for the inconsistent quality of espresso based drinks. While their beans/roast may be very nice, the drinks are frequently bitter and milk improperly streamed. It’s almost like getting a coffee from roadside machine, except not as expedient. Frankly, this review is more so addressed to management of Wylder group rather than the workers (whom can only do so much). Perhaps instead of trying to establishing a monopoly on the restaurant scene in Boise and opening more places,
they should focus on maintaining quality food/beverages worthy of the communities that support them.
… morethey should focus on maintaining quality food/beverages worthy of the communities that support them.
Steph Wiltshire
This is our favorite neighborhood spot! Consistent quality and service. The team here is so friendly and very patient with the frequent kid customers. The rejuvenation of Roosevelt Market has been such a gift to our east end community!
… moreCarol Weber
A little upscale, but worth a visit for hard-to-find artisanal, sustainable items, like big, honkin’ Tony’s milk chocolate-caramel-sea salt bars, Olipop vintage cola, Van Leeuwen ice cream by the pint, & Momofuku ready-to-eat spicy soy noodles. Creative toys, books, & other gifts, as well as a small, built-in bakery-cafe. Neat little niche neighborhood haunt.
… moreTimothy Bird
The Gondalier was FABULOUS. The spices were perfect and the proteins were great. The bred was so nice and the sandwich held up instead of falling apart. I saved half for my sweetie and the first bite from her side she said OMG this is delicious. The atmosphere was different but delightful. Almost everyone in there were wines with about 5 guys there. It was not noisy which is a plus. This is one of five for the Wylder holdings and they have opened a much different kind of places to eat and I applaud their different styles. OOPS FORGOT ADDRESS. 311 N Elm Boise
… moreHanna
I really love this place — the location, the food, everything is delicious. But I wouldn’t come back because of the terrible customer service from all the employees. I’ve been here about four or five times, and every single time they’ve treated me poorly. They give bad looks, speak rudely, and make no effort to be friendly.
One time I bought a Kids Fruit Cup and waited about 15 minutes until I finally asked where to get it, and they told me I had to grab it from the fridge — something they didn’t bother to mention. The last two times I bought it, the fruit looked oxidized and old, even sour; the little girl I bought it for didn’t eat it because it tasted acidic.
Another time, I ordered a sandwich and was told they’d call my name when it was ready. The girl making sandwiches (black wavy hair, always with a bad attitude) put one on the counter without saying anything. I waited, then took it thinking it was mine, but it wasn’t. I didn’t even complain because I already knew they’d treat me badly and judge me, just like always.
Even my boyfriend has been here and said the same thing — that the customer service is awful.
… moreOne time I bought a Kids Fruit Cup and waited about 15 minutes until I finally asked where to get it, and they told me I had to grab it from the fridge — something they didn’t bother to mention. The last two times I bought it, the fruit looked oxidized and old, even sour; the little girl I bought it for didn’t eat it because it tasted acidic.
Another time, I ordered a sandwich and was told they’d call my name when it was ready. The girl making sandwiches (black wavy hair, always with a bad attitude) put one on the counter without saying anything. I waited, then took it thinking it was mine, but it wasn’t. I didn’t even complain because I already knew they’d treat me badly and judge me, just like always.
Even my boyfriend has been here and said the same thing — that the customer service is awful.