Black Moon Pastries & Pizza

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3709 W Chinden Blvd, Garden City, ID 83714, USA

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BLACK MOON PASTRIES & PIZZA

Cafe By Day & Pizzeria By Night


ABOUT US

Two years ago, Faught brought his Emerald City brand, Broadcast Coffee, to downtown Boise. Faught grew up in Idaho’s capital city but moved to Seattle in 2002.

The Broadcast coffee shop @ 1100 W. Idaho St. in Boise has struggled to find quality baked goods to sell, Faught said. So he and his business partner decided to launch their own bakery to supply it.

“But then I wanted to take it a step further,” he explained.

The idea is that Black Moon will be a bakery and cafe by day, and then transform into a pizzeria @ night.

“They use the same equipment, right?” Faught said. “It’s just, like, why not keep it going?”

When Black Moon debuts, the restaurant will be open Wednesdays through Sundays, evenings only — selling pizza. Once that concept is running smoothly, Black Moon will launch its morning bakery component. “We’re looking for a good baker,” he admitted. Eventually, Faught said, hours probably will be 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.

Black Moon will offer artisanal-style pizza, he said, similar to Neapolitan. But because the pizzeria and bakery will share equipment, pizzas will be cooked at a lower temperature, “like 540 degrees instead of 900 degrees,” he said.

And the bakery’s focus? “I think we can start off with bread,” Faught said. “But then pastries — it’ll be French pastries, like a lot of laminated doughs. Like croissants, scones. Cookies.”

Faught also has a bakery-cafe in Seattle called Temple Pastries.

Carryout will be a significant part of Black Moon’s pizza business, but Faught doesn’t plan to offer delivery. For adult beverages, Black Moon will sell beer, wine & canned cocktails.

Since leaving Idaho two decades ago, Faught has watched Boise grow from afar. And while the City of Trees gets most of the hype, Garden City has done plenty of evolving, too.

Faught said he’s excited about Black Moon’s location.

“It’s on the way into downtown (Boise), so it’s easy to stop in and just get back on,” Faught said. “And we have a big parking lot, which is great.”


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SALAD

$7.00 – $13.00

romaine, cucumbers, tomatoes, bell pepper, pepperoni, croutons, choice of white balsamic vinaigrette or buttermilk ranch.

$7.00 – $11.00

grilled romaine hearts, pecorino, croutons, caesar dressing

$7.00 – $12.00

arugula, pears, peach vinaigrette, gorgonzola, candied walnuts

APPS

$14.00

beef&pork meatballs, marinara, parmesan, served with a side of crostini’s

$12.00

tomato medley, white balsamic vinaigrette, garlic oil, basil, crostini

$10.00

zucchini wedges, parmesan, breadcrumbs

PIZZA

$18.00

🌶️ pomodoro, basil, Black Moon cheese blend, pepperoni, jalapeno, pineapple

$15.00

pomodoro, basil, fior di latte, roasted garlic oil, pimento de espelette

$21.00

pomodoro, Black Moon cheese blend, pepperoni, italian sausage, olives, red onions, bell peppers, pepperoncini’s

$15.00

pomodoro, basil, garlic confit, mozzarella, pecorino, parmesan, gorgonzola

$18.00

pomodoro, Black Moon cheese blend, maple sausage, caramelized onions

Build your own!

Select the sauce Select the cheese Add up to 5 additional toppings

$12.00

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BLACK MOON PASTRIES & PIZZA

Dine-In • Take Out

3709 W. Chinden Boulevard

Garden City, Idaho 83714

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HOURS

Monday: Closed

Tuesday: Closed

Wednesday: 11am – 8pm

Thursday: 11am – 8pm

Friday: 11am – 9pm

Saturday: 11am – 9pm

Sunday: 11am – 8pm

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