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.

I want to say before anything my review is going to be negative as I chose to leave the restaurant…read morewithout eating anything. I loved the ambience and the atmosphere my family even decided to get a reservation. When i pronounced I had a shellfish allergy I was told that everything had been cross contaminated and I couldn't eat there. I almost had to leave my family and uber home since the majority of my family can eat shellfish. I am a cook but I am no sushi chef I have done sushi while private cheffing. I do believe that there are certain steps you can take to prevent cross contamination and being able to store things properly in order to prevent contamination. I understand that when at sushi restaurants there's no helping fryers which is completely understandable. There is also a point I'd like to make how there should be some kind of sign outside or when making a reservation to pronounce on their end that they can't accommodate. At the end of the day I'm disappointed, I almost chose to leave my family, and we all ended up walking out without ordering since they can't accommodate to my allergy. I hope they take steps in the future to prevent cross contamination or pronounce they cannot accommodate to certain allergies before making a reservation.

First stand out is the server, Wiley! He was such an engaged waiter offering us recommendations…read moreabout the menu as well as things to do during our stay in Montana the resturant itself was really cute but small which gave it a chill vibe. The rolls were okay but the udon salad was fantastic.

Five stars isn't enough. Jam! deserves a standing ovation, a confetti cannon, and maybe a parade on…read moreits own holiday on the Bozeman calendar. Let me set the scene: family of four, Friday morning, stomachs growling like grizzlies waking up from hibernation. We put our name on the waitlist online (be still my efficiency-loving heart), strolled in, and were tucked into a comfortable high-top booth within minutes. No chaos, no scrambling, just a hostess perched on a step stool like a air traffic controller for pancakes, calmly directing her team to the next open table with the precision of a woman who has clearly mastered the Tetris of brunch seating. Now, the food. We ordered enough to feed a small army: eggs Benedict, biscuits and gravy, pancakes, cold smoked slab bacon, hash browns, and a breakfast burrito. Every. Single. Dish. Had its own personality. This isn't a "one good thing on the menu" situation, it's an entire lineup of overachievers. The homemade ketchup alone deserves its own fan club; it's the kind of ketchup that makes you side-eye every bottle you've ever used before, wondering how you settled for less. But here's the real magic: it wasn't just the food that blew us away, it was the machine behind it. Our server, Adrienne, was an absolute rockstar. Warm, fast, attentive, and somehow never missing a beat despite a packed house. She even carried a credit card terminal so we could pay right at the table, no waiting, no flagging someone down, just done. That's the kind of small detail that tells you a restaurant actually thinks about its guests' time. And the vibe among the staff? You could feel it. These aren't people clocking in and counting the minutes, they genuinely seem to enjoy being there, and it shows in every interaction. I watched one of the managers get approached by customer after customer, all gushing about their meal, and she just stood there soaking it in like she'd heard it a hundred times and still loved every second. I told her, half-joking, that if I had to find one thing to change about our visit, I'd have to come back just to find it, because nothing, and I mean nothing, was even close to off. Not the food, not the service, not the wait, not the vibe. Jam! isn't just a breakfast spot; it's a masterclass in how hospitality should work. Do yourself a favor: put your name on that waitlist, grab a booth, and prepare to have your brunch expectations completely recalibrated.

Stopped in for breakfast on our first morning in Bozeman and it set the tone for the whole trip…read more I had the standard I order everywhere -- eggs over medium, sausage, toast and hash browns -- and it was done right, which is harder to find than it should be. My wife had the pancakes and they were excellent. Good coffee too. We liked it enough that I walked out with one of their mugs. Easy recommendation, and we'd go back.

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!

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.

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.

Out of the two poké places I know of in Bozeman, I'm so happy that I discovered this one! The bowl…read morewas extremely fresh, delicious, and I will be making this spot as my number one poké place whenever I visit!

I have never written a bad review before, and I feel bad because when I walked into the…read moreestablishment, it looked like only the owner was there and one chef. Me and one other woman were standing there for over 15 to 20 minutes, waiting for her to take our order. I placed an order for a Poké bowl. After waiting another 20 minutes, my bowl was finally ready the owner kindly notified me that although I asked to have my sauce on the side the chef accidentally spilled a little in the bowl. Which is no problem, although once getting home and opening up my food, I noticed that it was not just a spill, and that the chef actually dumped the entire sauce bottle in my bowl. And also to add on top of that, I ordered salmon and tuna in the bowl only to come to find that I could barely even find any of the protein in there as the fish was diced into tiny pieces, smaller than a pinky nail size and barely a teaspoon of each. The kitchen and lobby area also looked in very much disarray. Unfortunately, I will not be coming back here.

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.

The bottom line: four stars because of the tasty Korean food in a small, dark wooden vibe…read more Unfortunately, the service was subpar when we visited on a Friday night. Additionally, all of the specials and some of the other selections were sold out. So, after waiting 20 minutes for a table (not an unexpected for a popular place) we were happily seated. After waiting 10 minutes, our server came by and we were prepared to order. After 20 minutes, no drinks and no food, though customers that arrived after had already received both. We'd finished our water and had to ask for more when we finally saw our waitress. Then after 10-15 more minutes, just before we were about to leave, our food arrived, and it was tasty--particularly the scallion and lionsmane pancake and banchan. The rest was solid Korean.

This cute place has pretty good sushi rolls. We ordered four different rolls, and two of them stood…read moreout as our favorites. We would also like to note the polite staff, clean tables, and overall fairly detailed menu.

5 Stars never seen a sushi place like Hachi the place has tables and a sushi bar the sushi looked…read morereally fresh. The interesting feature was upstairs they have booths with a shuffle board and foz ball plus arcade games plus 2 comfortable couches and TV. Sushi was Good too. Great service

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.