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Where to eat in Bozeman

6 independent restaurants, bakeries and food spots in Bozeman. Chains are left out.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

Where to eat in Bozeman

  1. Eat

    Cateye Cafe

    Everything is homemade, and has atmosphere to spare. Advertises "50 cents off to anyone who wears their own Cateye glasses throughout their entire meal. No lenses required. Add a cowboy hat for 50 more cents."

    Breakfast served Mon-Fri 7AM-2:30PM & Sat Sun 7AM-2PM; Lunch served Mon-Fri 11AM-2:30PM

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    Dave's Sushi

    Quite honestly a fantastic meal, even for Bozeman. Would stand on its own as a sushi restaurant even in a larger city with more options. Outdoor seating area is extremely pleasant, but beware; certain seasons can see petals falling from the tree overhead onto your table. While atmospheric and deeply calming, best keep a napkin on your glass of water if you dislike flower water.

    Sun-Thu 11AM-9:30PM; Fri Sat 11AM-10PM

  3. Eat

    Montana Ale Works

    Microbrewery and pub house with a varied menu. Prices are reasonable, portions are generous, and the ambiance is casual grill house. Can be busy, especially on weekends. Reservations are encouraged.

    Mon-Thu Sun 4PM-midnight; Fri Sat 4PM-1AM

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    The Nova Café

    Great breakfast diner downtown. Delicious waffles, and a wide variety of sandwiches, salads, and more. Excellent service and atmosphere.

    8AM-2PM for breakfast. 9PM-3AM for late night

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    The Pickle Barrel

    Serves very tasty, fresh sub sandwiches. Bread made in house, and surprisingly good. Next door is their ice cream shop serving the local Wilcoxson's; this portion is mostly barren of ice cream patrons in the winter, and instead serves as indoor seating, as there is only a single bench in the shop proper. There are also a few tables and chairs outside during the summer. Delivery is available.

    Daily 10:30AM-10PM$9.50 per half sandwich, but since their half sandwich is approximately the size of a full sandwich at most other shops, a single is very often too much to eat in a sitting, and definitely worth it. Also, think of all the college educations you are funding

  6. Eat

    Whistle Pig Korean

    Casual with variety of good Korean. Has vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options available. Nice owners, you're very likely to see either of them there.

    Tue-Fri 11AM-9PM, Sat noon-9PM

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Bozeman (CC BY-SA 4.0).