This place is the one place you don't want to skip when in Bozeman or passing through. Don't go to…read morethe other stops because they are maybe $2 cheaper. The quality is here at Primal Meat. We ended up going here late in our trip and I completely regret it. Everything we got was delicious! Better than a lot of the over priced restaurants in the area! The staff is great and the place is very classy for a market. Great wines and good food. Why would you go anywhere else?

I unfortunately have had to come update my review. The last couple of times i had gone in for a…read morequick lunch, their prices had risen to above Whole Food's prices for their hot bar! I'm no longer able to come get my lunches here because they have moved so quickly up in price. I'm disappointed. I don't know if the quality of the food has gone down or if i'm just imagining it, but the meatballs have turned grisly and the chicken overcooked. The vegetables are also a little over cooked as well. I'm really bummed. I wish they had decided to keep their prices reasonable.

I love this place! They have great looking fruits and veggies and carry a variety of Mexican…read moreingredients. They also have homemade chicharrones, spicy peanuts (my favorite from anywhere so far and yummy hot!) and more. A lady ahead of me had even ordered some kind of banana leaves from him. The owner is a nice older man that speaks Spanish and English. I highly recommend to go by and check them out and see if they have anything you like, need or see if they can order it! :)

Bunkhouse Brewery was one of the breweries I went to while visiting town. It was a thorn in my side…read morenot to stop in Bozeman last time I passed through to try their breweries around a year ago so my most recent trip to the Big Sky state was primarily featured for Bozeman only. I have to say Bunkhouse Brewery was one of my favorites here in town. I thought their beers were creative and more on the experimental side but what really drew me into one of their beers was an ESB (Extra Special Bitter) and the one I had had brown sugar in it which really put a great spin on this beer type I've had on a variety of occasions. The specific name for this beer is the Bozeman Pride ESB. The brown sugar in this beer tempers the bitterness and you can taste the brown sugar itself in the flavor profile. This gives the beer a great complexity which made this beer a super fun and memorable beer to enjoy and drink. I could easily delve in for another time and time again.

This place is very cozy and enjoyable. I went here over the summer when I was visiting MSU, (I'm a…read moreVirginian) and this place probably still has the most unique beer flavors I've ever come in contact with. They have a wide variety of flavors and you can really taste each individual ingredient within them. When I went I had the bonfire blonde ale and it is definitely in my top 3 beers I've had to this day. Definitely worth checking out !!! The only con I would have is that the inside is a little small when it comes to days with bad weather.

Stopped in for a drink just now and one of two patrons (the other seems to be a regular...and the…read moremost interesting man this side of the Mississippi...wait...yeah, we'll go with that). Key Lime Lime Lie Martini - aaauughhhlll (Homer Simpson drool....) delicious. Delicious.

What a fun, cool place! Their parking lot was our pick up spot for Montana Whitewater Madison River…read moreRafting. We tried three kinds of mules - huckleberry, rosemary and grapefruit, and Dry Hills gin and ginger beer. All were so refreshing! We for a side of hummus and chips. Bartenders were so nice and friendly!

This place has some really good food. Their portions are very small but I think the taste makes up…read morefor it. I got the happy hour lobster sandwich and I also got the chicken tenders from the appetizer menu. The tenders were delicious and had a good wasabi sauce to it that was really yummy. The sauce was pretty spicy too. My brother the blackened cod and it was $45.00. It was cod alright. Only a little 2 oz piece of fish with no sides at all. Just a small piece of fish. If you are looking to eat a lot of food this is not the place. Just small tasty portions. But the service here is amazing and the chef even dropped off our meals for us.

Best fried chicken this side of Nashville. Love the corn nuggets appetizer. Very good BBQ, nice…read morebar, great scenery, excellent service. This is definitely a go to place when in the area. Expect a wait if you get there much after 4pm as it packs in pretty good, especially during tourist season.

This place is awesome. I had not been there in a while, and the expanded space is really nice. The…read moreaddition of more sweets, muffins, pastries, and coffee really rounds out the options.

**November 2025: Monday Late Afternoon Visit**…read more If you're looking for Montana's pride and joy Bequet Caramels are it! I saw single candies as well as bags of these confections at various groceries stores and speciality shops, and knew that their presence throughout Bozeman meant that they were definitely something Montana was proud of. What I like about this factory storefront is that you can sample the different caramel flavors before purchase and that they sell all flavors including discontinued ones (Espresso) and seasonal flavors (Pumpkin Pie, Smore, Peppermint Hot Chocolate). On my visit they had the following flavors available in the 24oz: Chipotle, Celtic Sea Salt, Salt-Chocolate, Butterscotch, Chocolate, Chewy, Chocolate L'orange, Salted Butterscotch, Salted Mocha, and Green Apple. I really like the Celtic Sea Salt and the Chocolate L'orange! I've visited several shops in Bozeman and the majority sell a select number of flavors and are only available in in the 3.6 oz or 4oz clear packaging. If you want the big 24oz Resealable Pouches ($29.50) with the most flavor variety coming here will give you the greatest selection.

A million times yes!!! You must must must stop here. You can see the factory where the most…read moredelicious caramels on earth are made. And you can sample the flavors as well. You can also purchase bags in a variety of sizes. Don't skip this on your trip to Bozeman/Big Sky!!

This place was so delicious. We were visiting Montana for a bachelorette party. Found this place on…read moreYelp. The service was great for how busy they were and it had a nice ambiance. I'd go again next time I'm ever in the area.

Nice open place with a long bar. Came by on a Tuesday evening and wasn't packed and ordered a…read morewine. At the recommendation of the bartender I went with the Pork Chop. Now, I usually don't order a pork chop cuz for it's a very fine line from delicious to dry. This one was Delicious!! Probably the best pork chop I've ever had. The pork chop was pre-sliced perfectly and they provide the bone on the plate if you want to really get into the bone. The chop was juicy and the sauce that came with it I was dipping everything in it. I had the cookie skillet with ice cream for dessert and it was good. Not too big for one person, so good size.

This is a fun treat at four corners in Bozeman. The food was hot and fresh. The chicken nuggets…read morewere tasty and spice well. They provided sauces for everything in proportion. I got the half pound burger a six piece chicken, nugget and crisscross french fries. Finished it off with a marshmallow milkshake. The service was quick, professional and upbeat. Would do this again.

Good food and fair prices. No inside eating but we like to eat in our car near the field, or on the…read morepicnic bench outside. Great place to stop on the way to the river. Love!

I love Aurore French Bakery! Eating anything that comes out of this bakery is like getting a hug…read morefrom your Grandma. I'm not over exaggerating either, this bakery is one of my favorite places in Bozeman. There is nothing we have ever tried here that we did not like. My personal favorites include any flaky pastry like the butter croissant, Pain au Chocolat (cholate croissant), Pain au Chocolat aux Amandes (chocolate and almond croissant)...yum! I can only describe it as biting into golden, flaky shell with a soft, buttery interior. Don't get me started on the delicious French Butter! Aurore does an amazing job sourcing high quality ingredients you can taste. It makes me so sad that we moved. Yet, so excited to have something to look forward to when we're back in town. We discovered Aurore French Bakery before most people knew how delicious it was. Now, there's almost always a line out the door no matter the time of day--and they deserve it. If you want to experience one of the most perfect bites in Bozeman, show up early!

C'est formidable!!! Authentic, delicious and easy…read more What took me so long to review? Not wanting to share this absolute gem with the masses - the line at Aurore is already long enough. Ha! Alas, the secret is out and Aurore is keeping up with demand, so much so that there's another location now. Things I love: - classic croissant - Croinamon (croissant cinnamon roll) - croissant aux chocolate - any of her pâte à choux / eclairs - cappuccino (Parisian roasted!) ... BUT MY FAV? The ham & cheese croissant which uses ham from Daniel's and has a delicious grainy mustard added. EASILY the best I've ever had, even in Europe. Ambulance is simple, cozy with several tables. The space is a commercial kitchen foremost which is a good thing - everything made fresh! The one downside to prepare for if you plan to stay and nosh is that they don't have a restroom available. Don't forget to pick up a loaf of bread, baguette, sticks of French butter, French flour, and/or extra treats for later. You won't regret any of it!! From their site: "French flour from Les Grands Moulins de Paris and French butter from Isigny Sainte-Mère. Importing butter, jams, juices, and vinegar from France too!"