Quick, good and lots of food! I never really knew this place was here until I wanted a chicken…read moreCaesar wrap! I know where I'm getting lunch when I'm up in bzn now!

I stopped in for dinner Thursday night and ordered the tomato basil pasta. It was... just okay. The…read moredish had a nice fresh look with plenty of tomatoes and basil, but the flavor was pretty bland overall. It needed more seasoning, maybe some garlic, chili flakes, or a stronger sauce to bring it together. That said, the customer service was excellent! The cashier was super friendly. Would I go back? Probably for the service and maybe to try something else on the menu. The pasta just didn't wow me this time.

We have nothing bad to say, we went at 3:00 pm and it was pretty empty but we had friendly service,…read moredelicious food with ample portions.

Stopped there on 7-10-2026 from a recommendation from the hotel that we spent the night at before…read morewe flew out the next day, what a mistake. Walked into the place and they sat us down into a freezing room. The waitress told us that it would get warmer as the crowd shows up. We told them that we were freezing and they still did not offer to move us. Fortunately we were going to miss the crowd since we weren't going to stay there for 4-5 hours for them to show up to exhale enough carbon dioxide to warm the room up. So my wife orders the salmon dish and it came with two sides, she couldn't chose the sides, the dish had broccoli and salad. I order the filet mignon, baked potato and salad and specifically inform the waitress that I want my steak to be cooked "medium". Not "medium rare or medium well done", because the cooks always get it wrong depending on the thickness of the steak if they have a mediocre chef. Well she brings the salads out, can't mess up the salads, right? Salads look mediocre at best, small, nothing to brag about. Still freezing our asses off in the room. The meals are arriving, yeah... My wife's salmon plate was on fire as she bringing it out. The wooden platter that the fish was placed on was on fire which was burning/charr-broiling (crispy) the end of the salmon, the waitress put the fire out as she sat it down on the table, I shit you not!!! She sat my steak and bake potato down. The potato is a nice sized one and cooling off due to the room being so cold and it's got butter on it and the butter is not even melting, so I'm like okay. The waitress (bless her heart) asked me to cut into my steak to verify that it's cooked to my standard before she walks away and asked me if I wanted anything else, why yes I do, I want some A-1 steak sauce like I asked for before. I cut the steak open and it's rare to medium rare. Take it back and get it right. At this point if the A-1 sauce had been there with everything else going on, I would have eaten the steak, took my losses and left and gave her a poor tip. Bam, she comes back with plate which is splattering grease on me (I have a white pullover shirt on) and the table with one of those little ketchup tubs half-way full of some type of steak sauce. You know the type that you pump into the little cups where you get the flatware from and tells me it's @ 350 degrees or some shit like that. At this point, I'm done. I don't care if blood is pouring out of the piece of meat, a little bit of steak sauce, a frozen baked potato, it's going down. Nothing like having a filet that's burnt crispy on the ends, good crispy burnt crunchy tasting and getting to a medium pink middle, what a transition. I used to grill like that. My wife did love her salmon, she didn't eat the broccoli, it would have been nice if she had a choice on her side. The waitress asked if we wanted desert, I just ignored her after that. Got my check, poor tip and left. I think that the salad or meal gave me diarrhea in the evening at the hotel. I had indigestion and diarrhea all night long and the next morning. I had to go over to a local store and buy some stop the flow pills just so that we could fly out of town that day. The funny thing is that Rib & Chop House sent a survey link to fill out and when I went to fill it out, that's why I'm doing this one, I started out with a poor rating. Then they send you a verification code to start it, the code wouldn't work, resend, it wouldn't work. I was really done then.

The service here was amazing- Ashton, our server was AMAZING!!! He was kind, informative, and…read moreoverall engaged and made the experience that much better. When we (a group of grown adults) asked for a kids menu, he brought us the whole kit and kaboodle- they have cute little paper cars with the kids menu. The food here was amazing- the steak was so so flavorful. The Mac and cheese was okay, but the rest of the food made up for it. The drinks were really good- if you get the margarita please know it's so so strong The ambiance was so nice, not too loud, not too quiet. Overall, amazing place. Would recommend, especially if you're on vacation!

We visit this steak house regularly and most of the time we have a good meal, good atmosphere, and…read moregreat staff. On Wednesday evening we made a last minute decision to stop in for dinner and we are so glad we did. Sat at the bar as we like to do most visits, enjoyed a drink before ordering as we usually do but what came next was above and beyond and I have to share. We ordered our meal, and as my husband sometimes does, he ordered a rib eye and asked it to be cooked " as the chef recommendeds it". He does this all of the time...nothing more comes of it, dinner is served and it works out to be delicious most of the time. This evening there would be a different chain of events that would leave us very impressed. The bartender took it a step further, she decided to actually refer this order to The Chef... He took the time to come out to talk to us. He explained his experience cooking this choice of cut, he made a suggestion, and went into detail explaining the marbling. He offered his recommendation and we agreed. He called it "Pittsburgh Style", It was the best Ribeye we ever had, ( yes I made him share a piece ). I am sad to say we did not aquire this young man's name but we wish to recognize and commend him, not only on the result of the meal, but on his knowledge and dedication. He didn't have to take that extra step, but he did. And to our server/bartender...Kudos!

This biz is my cup of tea…read more The Spice & Tea Exchange is my favorite chain to visit while traveling. I recently stopped by their location in Bozeman, Montana and picked up enough tea to excite Paul Revere. I spent over 30 minutes exploring their well stocked inventory of tea and spices. The teas are sold in a loose leaf form, which happens to be my favorite. They have sleepy time teas, highly caffeinated options, and even some mushroom based. The other half of the store is filled with different spices and rubs for all your cooking needs. This is also a great spot to pick up accessories for your tea-loving friend. There's bookmarks, tea cups, and even those small animals that change colors when tea is poured on them. I wanted one of everything. I ended up snagging a cute light blue tea cup that has a built in filter, banana sugar, chocolate mushroom tea, and a strawberry white tea. I also grabbed a ranch rub and a garlic aioli seasoning to experiment with at home. Can't wait to sample all my new goodies.

Spice things up! This is a pretty impressive spice and tea…read morestore! They have a whole lot of different spices, spice blends, and of course, tea. It's not all just spice blends where some Montanan thinks, "Eh- this is what Cajun spice tastes like." Instead, it's mainly the raw spice ingredients. I love that they get nerdy with it- they had about 8 different types of paprika, with a little sign that lets you know where it's from, what it tastes like, what you're going to pay. You're free to open the jars and take a sniff. If you're cooking in Bozeman, and need just a pinch of some obscure spice, this is a good place to go so you don't have to buy a whole bottle and waste it. They have such large jars of spices, and such a huge variety, you have to wonder about the turnaround time on these spices, and how long some of these more obscure spices are sitting here. The fact that they're in glass jars is slightly worrisome, but I like seeing what's going on in all those jars. I was disappointed that they seemed to largely skim over the world of Indian spices, which are notoriously hard to figure out. The staff was busy when we went, but it gave us plenty of time to get a good look around.

Small but lots of interesting jars and bottles of condiments with a good selling of fresh meat in…read morethe deli case. Good, friendly service. You can build your own sandwich or select from their menu. Today's special was a Philly cheese sandwich on your choice of bread. I picked an olive Chibatta and it was quite delicious along with some potato salad. Clean with that small town feel to it. All in all I will come back.

An amazing little butcher shop that offers a variety of choice products (beef, chicken, pork, and…read moremini game options, such as elk and bison). Plenty of Takeaway options if you're grabbing a steak for dinner that includes wines and sides. The store was bright and immaculate, service was pleasant and helpful, unfortunately they do not ship. Highly recommend stopping into this little gem to pick up something for your campsite or if you've got a freezer to take home and enjoy later. Yum!!

Daniel's Gourmet Meats exceeded every expectation. My son brought us home a variety of their…read moreproducts, including turkey, several kinds of bratwursts, bison steaks, beef jerky, and beef steaks. Everything was outstanding. The turkey was so good we had a Thanksgiving-style feast in August. We also hosted a cookout yesterday, and everyone raved about the brats. The bison and beef steaks were incredibly flavorful and cooked up perfectly. Even the beef jerky was some of the best we've had. Without a doubt, this is some of the best-tasting meat we have ever enjoyed. Highly recommend Daniel's Gourmet Meats!

Ok I dont know how this place doesn't have more reviews. This was my first time visiting Montana…read moreand I've heard that beef here is amazing. Wanted to give some local meat a try and cook it on my own during the visit. Daniel's gourmet meats provided amazing fresh cuts of meat from bison to elk to beef to other things. There was fresh meat and jerky. The jerky was probably some of the best I've tasted. Came back at the end of my trip to grab a few more bags to take home. The store seemed well stocked and we'll organized so it wasn't overwhelming to navigate, which can be a problem for smaller stores when everything can be disorganized. Also the staff were really friendly and there were even samples of sausages to try!

Had the homemade chicken strips today and they were amazing! Can't wait to go back and try more of…read morethe menu! Very friendly service.

Don't waste your time. Catfish "meal" included one medium size piece of catfish, cold fries and a…read moredixie cup of cole slaw. The young girl taking orders seemed annoyed at doing so and forgot our side order of hush puppies. Disappointing.

Chef Robin and Mountain fresh Catering absolutely nailed our vision, and far exceeded our…read moreexpectations. You can tell when you talk to someone how much of a foodie they are and Robin was exactly that, he took our Wedding Taco bar to entirely new level. So many guests told us it was the best Wedding dinner they had ever had, and we would have to agree. On top of that Robin and his staff were super down to earth people that care so much for the people they are serving. They even gave a brief introduction of the menu to our guests, which I have never seen before, and so many people loved that he did that. It set the tone for just how good of a meal was about to be served. Would choose this group over and over again, couldnt recoomend more.

From the owner: At Mountain Fresh Catering, we offer unique, custom and delicious menus for any occasion! We…read morespecialize in cooking meals that you will absolutely love wherever you are!

My daughter and I went here for the first time. There was parking on the street, and I believe…read morethere was a small parking lot near the store. It was raining, but we quickly made it inside. We found the salad bar we'd heard about and a soup station. We both decided on a bowl of soup. It was less than $5 per person, and the soup station also offered crackers or bread for an additional fee. The utensils (metal and plastic) were actually located near the entrance of the Co-op, not the soup station. The Co-op had a membership that appeared to offer a slight discount on prices. Overall, the Co-op was quiet, offered a mix of organic and specialty items, with a deli, salad bar, and soup station. Their cashiers were friendly. It definitely reminded me of Trader Joe's and Sprouts. Definitely would return and recommend.

**November 2025: Sunday Afternoon Visit**…read more My mom and I were looking for some local Montana gifts and food and saw the huge Co-op building on a drive down Main Street. The parking lot is kind of small, but we were able to find a spot to squeeze into on our visit. When you enter the building you'll see an impressive self-serve section and I noticed quite a few people loading up their plates or to go boxes. There's an island of ingredients to make your own salad and a couple of home made soups, and another area for hot items. My mom and I decided to share a squash soup, a small salad, and an assortment of hot items including South Carolina pulled pork, mac n cheese, biscuits and gravy, and mashed potatoes. I also decided to try a local kombucha which was really refreshing. We grabbed our utensils close to the exit and headed upstairs to enjoy our food. After we devoured everything we perused the main floor and bought a lot of Montana based goodies including teas, Bequet caramels, soaps, and skincare products. Suffice to say I spent quite a bit of money here, but I'm happy to support local and be able to share the Montana spirit with my family and friends! I'd say Community Food Co-op is kind of like a cross between Trader Joes and Whole Foods, but with a great emphasis on sustainability and local goods. Price range is $$-$$$ range depending on the items.

Taste is only ok. The noodle comes in super small portion…read more Way too overpriced. They use strong sauce to cover the imperfection of the food which is kinda sad.

We are here in Bozeman working for a couple of months and I wanted to try noodles. Well, never…read moreagain in this establishment. My son was the first one to the register and when the guy FINALLY got around to taking his order, I told him we were all together and I would pay for it. He just rang up my son's order and walked off and went behind the cooking line. He never returned, never took my son's money, only handed him a cup for soda. There were three employees cooking, no one seemed to want to take our order. There were probably 15 people waiting for food, a lot of food was sitting up on the table to be given to the various people the whole time we were there, after nearly a half hour, no one took our order or delivered the food that was made. We just walked out. We won't be back. I would never call it fast food, you might call it wait all day food.  It was horrible. I would hate to try the food after the slovenly look of the employees anyway. You should just close this store. The menu looks so good, but don't know if I could ever try it anywhere else. I certainly won't be back here, ever. You need serious management here and fast. I guess this is just your tax write-off, because you can't be making any money here. This is by far the worst restaurant in Bozeman, Montana.