I was admittedly hesitant about going here based on name alone. That was 100% my own fault and I'm…read moreso glad I was wrong. Dave's is such a cool gem in downtown Bozeman. Not super casual but not super dressy. The server had fantastic recommendations for the food and took care of our large group. The sushi itself was so good. Not a huge variety in the rolls with a lot being fairly similar to each other but it was fresh and tasty and looked really nice.

It took me a couple of years before I was willing to try sushi in Montana, but I was pleasantly…read moresurprised! Loved it! The sushi rolls and other menu items are delicious, and the staff is friendly and helpful.

The place got busy fast. I took a place at the bar. They had a nice selection of local beers on…read moretap, and the staff was very fast and efficient. The menu was hard to read so I gotta suck it up and carry my glasses. I ordered the yellowtail poke bowl. It was one of the better bowls I have eaten. I took the bartenders suggestion and got a combo of greens and rice. That was a winner, especially with the thin sliced Jalapenos. The poke went really well with the Lewis and Clark ale that I got. This was an overall very positive experience. I have forgotten the bartender's name :(. she was great and held it together well during the rush and kept her smile. Thanks 7. David

No I don't recommend this restaurant!…read more I have tried it twice and both time have been miserably disappointed in the service. The price is always surprisingly expensive and generally when the total comes inevitably wrong. Often something we didn't order is added and you have to hassle getting removed from your ticket. The ambiance is lively and fun. However most the staff are standing around at the front in the bar gossiping. It's really annoying to hear them gossiping about guests! Bad Bad Bad manners! They talk too much and don't serve food in a timely manner. To wait an hour and a half is ridiculous. In general, the food preparation is ok. Fresh, but ok. My suggestion would be to dress up the presentation more than just putting it on the plate - it's an art that makes good Sushi special, and this doesn't do it for me! While it's decent, for Montana, it's not west coast Sushi and service staff needs an overhaul. Less gossip, better staff service with attention to the customers order, more timely service, more accurate orders.

The service was excellent, fun, engaging, entertaining. The food was cooked perfectly - made to…read moreorder. The prices were reasonable. The wait staff was helpful as we arrived early and enjoyed a drink and appetizers at the bar before the hibachi experience. Fun to share the dinner with our son. Memorable!

The venue is nice, the hibachi area has several grills. We had a party of 6 and the wait staff was…read morefine. Our waitperson didn't seem happy to be there. We ordered drinks before dinner. They, thankfully, were on late night, happy hour. The table chef didn't seem to be fully engaged with the particiants at the table. Given the lack of engagement from the wait staff and the chef the food was very well prepared and tasty. We enjoyed the hibachi food and the salad. The soup contained beef broth which I wasn't able to eat being a vegetarian. The wait person didn't offer anything else. Food was a 5 staff was a 2, so overall I'll give them a 3.

On vacation with my girlfriend. We stopped here after staying nearby. Amazing location, we were…read morecaptivated by the set up outside. You can feel the authenticity when you walk in. They were playing more niche music that are some of my favorites which was so strange because usually it's typical pop but this selection made the stay so much more enjoyable. We forgot to ask for an outdoor seating and the waitress was kind about us moving outside since we hadn't gotten our food yet. The waitress was super knowledgeable on the menu and recommended some things since we're not super familiar with authentic Korean food! I will say I wish there was a bit more salt on some items but I'm a salt guy so I've found that happens to me sometimes. Unfortunately we live far so we may not be back so soon but its on my mind still. We love you I-Ho's!

Mediocre food. We…read moreall know Bozeman ain't known for their culinary scene and this is a great example of it. I-ho is not very special. The food looks like Korean food, but it does not taste very real or strong. Many dishes feel plain and not very exciting. One thing that stands out is the banchan, which are small side dishes. At most Korean restaurants, these come free with your meal. Here, you have to pay for them as a "flight." This feels strange and not like a true Korean dining experience. The soups are also disappointing. They look good, but the broth does not have much flavor. It tastes weak and a little bland. The tofu in the soup is not very good either. It does not have the soft texture that Korean tofu usually has. The service is fine, and the restaurant is clean and nice enough. But the food is just average. It is not bad, but it is not great either. The other Korean place in town isn't great either but still better.

Walking on a beautiful and quaint Main St in Bozeman, Montana needing a good lunch but not wanting…read moreto drive. Snow is lightly falling and the ambiance of Main St is straight out of a cool western movie sets. We slipped into Sweet Chili Asian Bistro after searching the web for a close by Thai restaurant. The interior was well decorated and only one other party of 4 was present, a concern! We were quickly seated and ordered the fried calimari and green curry with chicken, one of their featured dishes. The food arrived quickly and was warm. The calimari was lightly battered with a good exterior crunchy and a delicious plum like sauce. The green curry with chicken, carrot, zucchini and chopped tomatoes quickly followed. For being a featured dish, I found the green curry bland, watery and lacking flavor. For me curry sauce has a rich coconut milk taste and flavor. The sauce here was loose, and runny. Sweet Chili Asian Bistro has a great location, nice interior decor but the food here is not on par. When I think of Thai food, my taste buds begin to dance and salivary gland are purged to explodes. This experience was fine but I know their are additional options to try in the mountain of Bozeman.

What's not to love about this fabulous restaurant?? The…read moreservice is amazing, The food is always good and the ambiance is warm and comfy. I've been coming here for years and it never disappoints!

This place was pretty good!! They could do better on bussing their tables...a lot of tables were…read moreleft dirty and one side had a bunch of food on the floor...maybe the last party had little kids. Needless to say my Tonkatsu ramen was delicious. I also enjoyed the edemame. They brought it all out at the same time...it would've been nice to nosh on that before the ramen came out. Maybe I'll request that next time. The interior has nice modern decor and a beautiful mural on one wall as well. It's nice to have a Ramen place in Bozeman for sure!! The serving was generous and I was full!! Broth had amazing flavor too.

Very terrible. They messed up our order and didn't even apologize or let us know. Food was so bad…read moreand bland. I ended up leaving my bowl hardly touched on the table and walking out to go to get something else to eat somewhere else. Boba was also disappointing, hardly any flavor or sweetness. And then they will mop right next you as you're eating. So gross!!!

One of the most amazing meals I've ever had and the atmosphere is so fun and welcoming.read more

Izakaya was the best food experience I've ever had and probably one of the top 10 experiences I've…read morehad in general. The kitchen staff was engaged and helpful (Paul, Maddi, and Trevor were amazing, but also shout out to the rest of the kitchen), and the food was out of this world. Paul obviously cares deeply about his craft and made sure we knew what we were eating and where on the fish it came from, and it was really cool to watch him work right in front of us (especially given the fact that the sushi was out-of-this-world). Trevor was super fun and kept everyone engaged through the whole night while also making sure we were supplied on anything we needed - not to mention he is an impressive force in the kitchen and everything they brought out was great. Maddi was also incredible and made the best mocktails I've ever had (and it's not even close) - each of them was innovative and delicious. The food itself was amazing and there wasn't a single course that I disliked. It's near impossible to pick a favorite because they all felt like stand-outs. I am traveling for the summer so I booked a solo reservation and they treated me like family and made sure that I was never bored or left out. Montana is a beautiful place with lots to do and still Izakaya's omakase experience is near the top of my list. If you are on the fence about this experience: make the reservation, it's worth it!

Located downstairs from the main street - seating in the bar area seems much cozier than the main…read moredining room. Food and service was pretty average - we like to order an adult beverage before dinner and peruse the menu. We were told the bar was backed up so we should get our food order in. So, not a take-your-time kinda place. Not rude, but not chill. Shared a 1/2 portion wedge salad @ $12 - perfect for two and tasty. Main entrees were a bit disappointing: 8 oz Tenderloin Filet @ $54 was cooked a bit more than requested and it came with (2) baked potatoes which we've never seen before (+ $4 upcharge). The Pan Seared Trout @ $34 was prepared nicely but there is not any flavor; served w/ a Blackberry BBQ but very sparingly. Super bland. Would come back to visit the bar - would consider ordering a burger, but wouldn't return for the main entrees.

Stopped into Copper on a Friday evening and grabbed seats at the bar before heading down to…read moreYellowstone the next day. The food and drinks were excellent, but the highlight of the night was Trent. We were looking for recommendations on things to do in the area, and Trent absolutely delivered. Scenic drives, sightseeing spots, Yellowstone stops, local attractions--you name it, he had a recommendation for it. The suggestions were coming faster than we could write them down, and every time we thought he was done, he'd remember three more places we needed to see. His food and cocktail recommendations were spot on, and he was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. As an added bonus, his voice carries exceptionally well, so hearing all of those recommendations was never an issue, even on a busy Friday night. Copper is a great spot, but Trent is what made the experience memorable. If you find yourself sitting at his bar, settle in--you'll leave with a great meal, a great drink, and a much longer list of places to visit than you arrived with.

It's okay for being the only easily accesible poke shop in town…read more I mean, we keep coming back so it's obviously not terrible but it's also extremely inconsistent. I actually held off on writing this review until our after our fourth visit to make a fair judgement. Yo Poke is a good option if you're looking for a quick and easy meal. The quality of the fish is on the mid-level of good and the ingredients are typically fresh. As for the store itself, it's kept very clean and there are a several tables and chairs if you choose to sit and eat. We've visited on a few occasions now and the staff has been friendly every single time. The biggest problem lies in consistency. On two out of four visits, we received poke bowls that were so sad looking with 6 or 7 little cubes of fish. On the other two visits, we were served a portion that looks like most other restaurants offer. (I've been BYO poke restaurants in several states). At this point, we watch the person building our bowls getting a tiny half scoop of protein, usually fish, or a full one. It's very interesting to me how the servings can come out so different even though they literally use the same scooper...just fill that tiny little thing up and let's call it a day. To be honest, a full scoop versus a half scoop usually determines a generous tip or a "this is just to be nice" one. The food itself is usually pretty tasty, no complaints on that front. Here is one of my favorite BYO combos: + Sushi Rice + Proteins: Tuna & Salmon + Mix-ins: White & Green Onions. + Sauces: Shoyu & Wasabi Mayo. + Sides: Edamame, Surimi Salad, Ginger & Avocado + Toppings: Sesame Oil, Tempura Flakes & Furikake If you try it, let me know what you think! Oh, one more thing! Don't try to order from GrubHub. I've tried to order delivery 3 times and my order was delayed by more than 2 hours every single time before it got canceled!

Yo Poke looks like a number of poke establishments--a nice counter that also serves as a make-table…read morefor the crew, a clear menu on the wall with items assorted by when you need to share them, and a few tables (high and low) for sitting and eating though it looks like most customers take out their food. The look is nothing special, but it does seem to be appropriate for this kind of restaurant. The food was remarkably medium. I would have liked to see some suggested poke bowls on the menu rather than leaving my bowl to my suggestions. The fish seemed pretty fresh, and the vegetables were crisp. While it wasn't bad, it didn't seem to rise to "good" either. I also had the miso soup, which was lukewarm and came from a machine (it looked like the hot chocolate machines that were once ubiquitous). It had no particular taste and featured lumps of tofu and a garnish of wakame. The soup wasn't even medium, and having it served in disposable bowls with plastic spoons made it less apealing. At $26, this meal wasn't worth it. Of course, the management has the payment device throwing on tip options so that you can tip a staff that looks inconvenienced by your presence and well before you taste the food (sorry, this is stupid tipping). This place needs some quality control on the food, better ideas for bowls, and a little bit of joy from the employees. An expensive downer.

Peeler's Alaskan Seafood is absolutely delicious! Peelers is finally available in the Salt Lake…read morearea, which is where I bought mine. They are still in MT, Idaho and North Dakota, but starting to branch out. Check Facebook (Peelers Wild Alaska Seafood)or their website (peelersseafood.com) to see where their seafood trailers are set up, since their locations change daily to accommodate more people.

Max is FANTASTIC* met him & his family over 4 years ago!!!…read moreHe is honest and explains anything you ask & ideas to prepare if needed* love the conversations & pictures of his two children ***I always leave energy charged & big smiles!*!* Oh and the seafood is fantastic!!! Scallops are amazing & my hubby cooks them perfectly* (thank you) Glad to have fresh fish*!*!*So worth it ******* thanx Jana Banana from Montana