Openings and Closings

Roots Zero Waste Market, the one-of-a-kind grocery on Chinden, is closing for good on December 16. Here’s what made it special—and what shoppers should know before it’s gone.

Three more Boise restaurants have called it quits as 2025 winds down. Lemon Tree’s Harris Ranch shop, Giggy D’s on Overland, and The Whale Tea on Broadway have all announced closures.

The next tenant at Boise Towne Square is all fun and games! Opry Glowgolf plans to open an indoor, blacklight mini golf course in the former C4Creamery space.

Cane’s fever hits Idaho! The first Raising Cane’s opens in Meridian with giveaways, community donations, and chicken fingers that live up to the hype.

After shuttering 140 restaurants in 2024, Wendy’s is planning more closures. Here’s what we know about Idaho’s 33 locations.

The children’s clothing brand plans to shut down 150 stores nationwide, citing rising costs and low profits. Idaho has three current locations.

After nearly two decades in Downtown Boise, P.F. Chang’s has closed its doors for good—and everything inside was just auctioned off.

Treasure Valley favorite Tamales Nelly is closing after a decade in business, but fans can still order their tamales for the 2025 holiday season.

Boise could soon get its own version of Denver’s Slick City—an indoor park packed with high-speed slides, glow nights, and family fun.

Wok N’ Roll is leaving The Warehouse Food Hall for its own 8th Street restaurant after two years. Fans can still grab their favorite dishes until moving day.