Boise Downtown
890 W Main St, Boise, ID 83702
Wheelchair Accessibility
Foreign Currency Exchange
Night Drop Box
Notary Services
24/7 ATM
Se Habla Español
Safe Deposit Box
About this Branch
Since 2008, our Boise Downtown branch has proudly served Boise and the greater Ada County community. Our experienced team offers comprehensive financial services, including personal and business banking, loans, and more—all designed to meet your unique needs. We are committed to providing trusted, local service and building strong relationships with our customers.
For any mortgage needs or questions, please contact Don Lillie at 208-454-6526. Experience the difference of community banking in Downtown Boise—visit us today!
Lobby Hours
M-F 9:00AM - 5:30PM
Drive Through Hours
Phone
(208) 331-1399
Fax
(208) 331-1398
Branch Manager
Jake Asher
D.L. Evans Bank Downtown Boise: Questions and Answers
Get to know your local D.L. Evans Bank. Here’s what to know about our Downtown Boise, ID branch and how we serve customers throughout the Treasure Valley.
Is there an ATM at this location?
Yes, our Downtown Boise, ID branch is equipped with a 24/7 ATM for your convenience.
Where is the Boise Downtown branch located?
Our branch is in the historic Alexander Building at the corner of North 9th Street and Main Street, across from Charles Schwab in downtown Boise, ID.
Where is the most convenient parking near the Downtown Boise branch?
There are several parking option near our Boise Downtown location.
Street Parking: Metered street parking is available along North 9th Street, Main Street, and neighboring downtown streets. Meters typically accept coins and credit cards, and rates and time limits vary by location.
Parking Garages:
Capitol & Main Garage (770 W Main St): Located just one block east of the branch, this garage offers hourly and daily parking.
City Centre Garage (1000 W Main St): Situated two blocks west of the branch, this is another convenient option for longer visits.
Surface Lots: Several public and private surface parking lots are located within a short walk of the branch, including lots near Boise City Hall and Cecil D. Andrus Park.
ADA Accessible Parking: Designated accessible parking spaces are available both on the street and in nearby garages.
Which 2026 banking holidays will affect this branch’s operating hours?
New Year's Day: Thursday, January 1st
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day: Monday, January 19th
Presidents' Day: Monday, February 16th
Memorial Day: Monday, May 25th
Juneteenth: Friday, June 19th
Independence Day: Saturday, July 4th
Labor Day: Monday, September 7th
Columbus Day: Monday, October 12th
Veterans Day: Wednesday, November 11th
Thanksgiving Day: Thursday, November 26th
Christmas Eve: Branches close at 3:00pm Thursday, December 24th
Christmas Day: Friday, December 25th
What types of banking products and services are available at this D.L. Evans Bank branch?
We offer a comprehensive selection of personal and business banking products, including checking accounts, savings accounts, business accounts, consumer and commercial loans, mortgages, agricultural loans, and additional financial services all provided with friendly local service.
Where can I find details about D.L. Evans Bank’s personal and business banking options?
For more information, you’re welcome to browse our website, reach out by phone, stop by any branch, chat with us online, or speak directly with a digital banker.
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