Bardenay

Bardenay, West Grove Street, Boise, ID, United States

(208) 426-0538

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http://bardenay.com/

I went to Bardenay not once, but twice – it was that good!  Just kidding, actually – once was to eat, and once was to get a closer look at their distillery, which is the oldest in Boise. (The big still is newer, but the overall operation and the small still behind the big one are the old part.)  Bardenay has a huge bar menu with lots of local choices, and because of their own still, they have the cheapest cocktails in Boise (and the most tasty, of course).  Their menu has some creative options, such as a sweet potato chimichanga that was to die for.  Add the casual atmosphere and friendly service, and you had me at hello.

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