Eagle's State Street dining scene is turning over right now. As of early November 2026, DaVinci's, the Italian restaurant that has anchored downtown Eagle for nearly 30 years, is closing at the end of the year, and Tasso has already served its last sandwich, while new owners plan a different concept in the same historic bank building. For Star residents, who are about ten minutes from Eagle's restaurants, it is worth knowing which tables are closing and which are coming.
DaVinci's closes after nearly 30 years
DaVinci's, at 190 E. State St in downtown Eagle, will close at the end of 2026. The restaurant has operated for nearly three decades inside the historic 1910 Bank of Eagle building, and the Idaho Statesman reported the closing in early November. It is one of those longtime local spots that generations of Treasure Valley families have used for anniversary dinners and celebrations, so the last few weeks of service are likely to be busy.
Eagle Bank Club is planned for the same building
The building will not sit empty for long. The owners of Spitfire Tacos + Tequila and Hemlock Steakhouse have bought the property and plan a roughly 90-seat concept called Eagle Bank Club, targeting a spring 2027 opening in the same space. The name plays off the building's banking history, and the new owners picked up the liquor license with the purchase. Expect a different room than the one DaVinci's filled, but the address stays a restaurant.
What else has changed nearby
Tasso, the sandwich and scratch-made ice cream shop at 342 E. State St, closed after its final day on Sunday, October 25, 2026. Heading the other direction, Gather Brewing Co., a Texas-based brewery, has taken over the former Spring Creek Brewing space at 18651 N. Streams Edge Way in the Avimor community off Idaho 55, and it has been in soft opening through the year. Over in Meridian, Paris Baguette opened its first Idaho location on October 30 at The Village at Meridian, and Crave Kitchen & Bar, an Eagle staple since 2020, plans a larger second location in Meridian's Ten Mile Crossing in front of Scheels, targeting fall 2027.
Why it matters for Star buyers
Star's own restaurant scene is young, so Eagle and Meridian carry a lot of the weight for date nights and weekend meals. From 11555 W Pathview St, downtown Eagle is roughly ten minutes by car and the Village at Meridian is around fifteen, which puts all of these changes close to home. Restaurant openings and closings move fast, so confirm current status with each business before you plan around them, and ask Paul Knighton for the neighborhood favorites when you tour the home.
Coverage from the Idaho Statesman and Hoodline has the details on the DaVinci's closing and the Eagle Bank Club plan:
Idaho Statesman: A landmark Eagle restaurant in an iconic building will close
Hoodline: DaVinci's closing in Eagle, Idaho; Bank Club to replace it