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    Hottie butcher man!
    Emily R.

    The best beef jerky I've ever had! We bought all sorts of other goodies to snack on too. Next time I'm betting a pizza! Or, I might just come back to get a glimps of the butcher. Whoa what a hottie!

    Sooo good
    Jennifer D.

    Wow, I'd rather shop here than the grocery store. So many gourmet items. This isn't just a butcher shop with meats. There are fresh fruits, veggies, pastas, canned goods, just an all around good selection. Great meat selection too. The service was great. Very friendly. Easy parking out front.

    Beef sticks
    Tom B.

    Always stop here on my way through and buy the homemade beef sticks or elk sticks. Excellent tasting plus they also have a case full of fresh cut meat and seafood. They also have a couple shelves of Italian products plus a few normal groceries for your trip

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    Baklava, smoked gouda, Lebanon bologna, sausages-boudin, German and Italian , water crackers and JERKy (best I ever had) oh my!

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    Sportsman's Lodge - Friday prime rib

    Sportsman's Lodge

    3.5(88 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$

    Food 5 stars- The food here is awesome. We come every year while on vacation. The restaurant has…read morechanged ownership many times but the food remains great. There is a bar side and a restaurant side. Service has always been attentive and friendly. There is also a casino inside with fun games. Perfect place to hangout after a long day of fishing. Lodging- 2 stars. We used to stay in the cute cabins until about 3 years ago. Everything on the inside is outdated. It didn't feel clean. The bathroom was mildewed and smelled . I hope they choose to remodel the inside of the cabins because they do look cute from outside. But the inside does leave a lot to be desired. So we no longer stay there, but we eat almost all meals there because they are the bomb. I think management hasn't redone the rooms because there is not a whole lot of selection of where you can stay here and everything fills up very quickly, regardless of the quality because it is a smaller town. And now with the new Madison TV show I'm sure more people will be coming out, and there will be even less places to stay.

    We have been going to the Sportsman's lodge for a little over a decade. It used to be a great…read morelittle diner to get fish and chips, a burger, awesome fish tacos, and some of the best pulled pork sandwiches. We went again tonight and while the cattleman's cutlet (aka chicken fried steak) was tasty enough, and my wifes' meatball sandwhich has some Italian nuances to it, the menu has become rather boring. Even the fish and chips are no longer on the menu???? Clearly the new management has chosen to make this just your average diner, with a below average menu. Why they put mussels on the appetizer menu is mind boggling. Really? Mussels in Ennis? Scary. Abby did a formidable job trying to keep up. She and only one other waiter were frantically running around, while the manager stood around watching for the most part. Next time we will go into town, where the G-bar and the Longbranch Saloon have a more diverse menu and better staffed. Not to mention Burnt Tree Pizza!

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    Sportsman's Lodge - The cabin was rustic looking very fitting fir this area. Was very cozy- storm came up outside and we never heard it.

    The cabin was rustic looking very fitting fir this area. Was very cozy- storm came up outside and we never heard it.

    Sportsman's Lodge - 5 cheese

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    Sportsman's Lodge - Perfect for this area. Had everything we needed for the night & was very clean.

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    Perfect for this area. Had everything we needed for the night & was very clean.

    The Continental Divide - Cumin Scented Scallops

    The Continental Divide

    4.6(96 reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$$

    Kinda amazing in a town of 900 in Montana in the shadow of its better known cousins (Bozeman and…read moreWest Yellowstone), Ennis Montana is home to The Continental Divide restaurant. Our meal tonight was pretty much perfect. The restaurant set back off 287 just in front of the Ennis RV Resort. Understated interior with big windows looking out on the Madison range. Not many tables so a reservation likely a good idea. Paced our service, no one rushing us. Our reservation was for 6:30 and we left around 9:30. Wonderful, seasonal menu, that proudly presents both Wagyu and Montana beef at its finest. Had a hard time making choices as there's so many items on the menu, I'd love to try. I did pass on the oysters that are flown in every day. But that was very tempting. I ended up going with the golden beet salad, which was outstanding with a raspberry vinaigrette. For my main course I couldn't help but go for the elk loin, two beautifully cooked rib on loins medium rare. Incredibly tasty and tender. For dessert we sampled the lemon cake and the flourless chocolate tart, both mouthwatering. There's a really nice wine selection that offers both by-the-glass and bottles. Amazingly found a 2017 Heitz Cellars Marthas Vineyard cab that paired up stunning with our elk and filet mignon. Entrees included tender but crisp asparagas and wonderful spaghetti squash. The food was ethereal, and the service was wonderful, always there butt not intrusive. I'm a huge fan of this place after just one visit, and trying to come up with excuses to come back.

    Call for reservations because this popular spot fills up quick. This is an intimate dining…read moreexperience. The chef's came to everyone's table to discuss the menu and presentation of the gorgeous dishes. The lavender honey butter with the fresh bread was unique but so good. Fresh ingredients on every dish. Everything was plated well and tasted just as good. A family of antelope walked by the big window as we ate. Very cool. The menu changes often , so be sure to try all the unique fresh dishes.

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    Whistle Pig Korean - Bibimbap Bowl

    Whistle Pig Korean

    4.5(287 reviews)
    40.6 mi
    $$

    The oyster mushroom Korean Style 'wings' were worth the stop all in their own! Sweet, sticky and…read morejust the right spice. They came crunchy and hot from the fryer. Wow were they good! We had the cold soybean noodles(summer special) and the Kimbap with Bulgogi. Our entrees were delicious and filling. Great portions. The service was on point and we felt taken care of by our server. What a gem in Bozeman.

    It's located in a multi-use office building which was interesteing since you wait outside in a…read morepretty drab hallway. We opted to walk around the downtown area while we waited for about 30 mins for a table on a Friday night. We started with the banchan for the night and it consisted of kimchi, sesame-flavored garlic, anchovies, and radish kimchi. Solid sides to accompany the main course dishes. The Lion's Mane Mushroom Scallion Pancake was good but I didn't really get any mushroom bits/flavor and the pancake itself was more fluffy than crispy. The Spicy Fried tofu was solid overall. I got the Bibimbap with Spicy Pork. It's a good amount of food and I thought it had a good flavor to it. Once you mix all the elements together, it all becomes one homogenous bite and one thing that stood out was the fact that each element didn't have it's own flavor (except for the spicy pork). So while it's a good bite, they don't have their own flavors so it all becomes 1 flavor (but texturally the elements stand out). I think if each part was seasoned more and slightly differently, then it would make more of an impact when you mix it all together.

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