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Boise, Idaho
Boise's queer-friendly coffeehouse, roasting its own beans since 1992.
Flying M Coffee House has been a fixture of downtown Boise since 1992, occupying the corner of 5th and Idaho. The shop is known for its house-roasted coffee, eclectic decor featuring local art, and signature monster cookies. An in-house Gift Shack carries a curated selection of locally made goods and unique trinkets. Voted Best of Boise by Boise Weekly for over a decade straight, it draws a diverse, queer-friendly crowd that ranges from remote workers to book clubs. Open late most nights, it serves as a central neighborhood hub where you can linger well past the typical coffee shop closing time.
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