Big City Coffee and Cafe

Arrived at 9:40 on Saturday morning and it was very packed. The food took about 30 minutes to make but it was worth the wait. Lots of cream cheese on the bagel sandwich and their cookies are big and tasty! The servers were very nice, no napkins on the table and you have to go back in the long line to get drink refills.. the bathroom line was also long since they only have 1 bathroom for men and 1 for ladies.

Forget about farm to table, at this place you feel right at the farm. From the decore, to the comfort food choices, everything is farm themed. We probably waited 25 minutes in line before ordering. There was a full breakfast menu, so I would consider this more of a diner, but we visited because it was advertised as a coffee house. We eventually settled on biscuits and gravy and the banana split waffle. When they said large biscuits, they really meant it. Bring your apatite! I couldn't eat more than half. My daughter was a little disappointed in the waffle because it said Nutella and what came seemed more like chocolate syrup. Overall this place wasn't my cup of coffee, but it was a fun one time visit while passing through Boise.

Really chill little coffee shop in Boise. I wish we would have taken photos of the food, because the portion sizes were HUGE. The chai latte was fantastic. We will come back through when in town!!

This place lives up to it's name! Everything in this restaurant is BIG...large on location, personality, and portions. There was a bit of a line when we arrived, but it went pretty quickly and we were able to grab a seat with no issue.
I ordered the Cowboy Breakfast and thought it was pretty good. Unfortunately, the only way they cook their eggs is steamed, which does give them a lighter, fluffier texture than your traditional scrambled eggs, but I can't get my husband to eat here with me because he specifically doesn't like the texture. I also got a scone because they looked delicious in the case, but it was dry and not fresh at all, so I just won't order a baked good again.
But, the ambience and bright bold decor was fun and made it feel like a real local Boise original! I'll definitely be back!

This is easily the best breakfast in Boise. Be prepared to wait for a table to open up. Huge portions. Very friendly staff working hard to serve people and clean tables. Filled with locals, which is a good sign.

Food was great and good portions. But, I just wish there was a server, better seating (not just find a place to sit on your own) and the food came out sooner. You are trying to finish your food and you have people stalking your seats. Makes you feel rushed.

Love the coffee here. Such fun flavors but a latte isn’t overly sweet, which is ideal. Their baked goods look amazing and I cannot imagine walking away empty handed after staring at their overflowing pastry case!

This is also a silly thing but their breakfast sandwich had a tomato that was red all the way through. It’s relative to the time of year I’m sure but also just nice to know they are using stellar ingredients.

Loved the atmosphere and all of the signs, very aesthetic. They even have gluten free stuff. And the servers are nice. But need to keep a close eye in the flowers🥀🥀 LOL. The photos are Fresh Berry ($12.00) and The Veggie wrap ($11.00, not wrapped) Will come again!👌💕💕💓💖

A better name for this place might be "Best Breakfast in Boise!" No joke. My mind was blown by the quiche and scone I had! Huge portions! I will definitely be back!

Walked to this cute spot three days for morning coffee while I was visiting Boise. Such a cute spot. On the last day I was going to try the biscuits and gravy, but by noon they were out. Other items I tried were fabulous, especially the Oreo cheesecake brownie bar!