I love boba tea and everywhere I go. I pretty much always get the taro flavor and this is probably…read morethe best one I've ever had! They also have a good selection of cute candies and chocolates. Fun little stop off of Main Street.

From the owner: The Bing is a local owned Boba tea HOT & COLD, Sweets and Ice cream in Bozeman. We specialize in…read moreour own house-made Chocolate, Taffy and sweets in beautiful downtown Bozeman, Montana.

Gentleman working took his time in suggesting and showing us wines we may enjoy based off of what…read morewe typically like. Very down to earth and patient, didn't make us feel like a burden in any way. We made our selection and went to the cheese case where he gave some helpful suggestions and offered to let us try anything not packaged. I've been to other wine shops where I was made to feel like asking questions was wasting their time, not the case here. Will definitely be back. The wine and the cheese in the photo are from this shop both were delicious.

This is the best place in town for cheese and wine But don't forget to look over their frig and…read moreall the goodies !

Stopped here on an empty stomach, which was a bad idea LOL! Everything looked amazing! What a cute…read morelittle shop! We went ahead and got an 8-piece box and a couple of the chocolate covered orange slices. I can't remember what all we got, I think my oldest picked all the caramels, my youngest picked a raspberry one. I picked the yuzu and the pistachio. We all seemed super happy with our selections. The chocolate covered orange slices were amazing too! We were greeted and helped right away and had lovely service. Definitely check this place out!

La Châtelaine is the kind of place you have to find--tucked away in a quiet Bozeman neighborhood,…read morefar from the bustle of Main Street. The search felt almost romantic, like wandering the side streets of Paris in pursuit of a hidden chocolatier known only to locals. The exterior was humble, even nondescript--I half-wondered if I'd stumbled upon an old hardware store. But the moment I stepped inside, I knew I'd found something extraordinary. A long glass case gleamed with rows of exquisite chocolates--delicate, jewel-like creations that would make any Parisian confiseur proud. These weren't simple chocolate bars or mass-produced sweets; each piece looked like a tiny work of art, inspired by faraway cacao origins and the timeless elegance of old-world France. Choosing just four for my sampler box felt impossible, so I surrendered and asked the server for guidance. She smiled and asked what flavors I loved most, then curated a selection that included two pieces crafted from Mexican cacao--tracing their roots to the Aztecs--and a layered chocolate so refined it could have come straight from Saint-Germain-des-Prés. To complete the indulgence, I ordered a hot chocolate--Mexican style, of course. Rich, velvety, and lightly spiced, it was perfection in a cup. Each bite of chocolate was an awakening--smooth, complex, and impossibly luxurious. By the end, I was speechless. La Châtelaine isn't just a chocolatier; it's a love letter to Paris, written in cacao. They may be hidden in Bozeman for now, but their craft deserves a world stage.

We came here for a sweet treat after dinner one night, which was pretty easy to do considering that…read moreit was just steps away from our hotel. It's a bit bizarre when you walk in because almost every table was occupied by people eating to-go ramen, so...maybe there is some connection with another nearby restaurant. Regardless, we pressed on and ordered our ice cream from the friendly ladies behind the counter. Everything was very good! Apparently, this is some kind of off-shoot of Genuine Ice Cream in Bozeman. We enjoyed the huckleberry (when in Rome), and there was a banana peanut butter cup that was pretty interesting as well. Our daughter was boring with her vanilla and chocolate, but both flavors were quite rich. Consistency was good, and the price was decent, but portions could have been a bit more generous. Nothing mind-blowing happening here, but a cute shop in the "town center" complex that's putting out some good stuff. If you're staying at The Wilson, this place is too convenient not to go to. Four stars.

I love this place so much! Their banana split is so good!!! Scoops is so cute and a a really great…read moreplace for locals and tourists Their lavender honey ice cream is out of this world! The only thing I wish they had was marshmallow sauce, maybe one day!

Cheese tasted like chemicals, poor selection. I sent a message to their instagram and didn't get a…read moreresponse.

Pretty awesome small Latin American grocery tucked away in a shitty old 4 corners strip mall…read more They offer a wide variety of traditional fare, a great butcher with a multitude of options and the chips/salsas/dips you gringos are looking for also. They have a wide variety of tamales as well that are dope. Authentic service in both Spanish and English. Busier on the weekend when the line for the Sigue phone gets pretty long. A full recommend for anyone into Mexican, El Salvadorian or latin American cuisine. If you get intimidated there is a more approachable taco shop a few doors down that serves flavorless, but visually appealing southwestern items also. Pro tip; don't try and take the left back onto Huffine, it's just not possible anymore, drive over to jackrabbit for a safer option.

yummy esquites and mangonada! quick service and plenty of people lounging enjoying treats, good…read morevibe.

I got to Michoacan after 9 so the employee there told us we would have to go through the drive…read morethrough. We understood and agreed we would do that. We looked at the menu posted on the side of the building as it was our first time and another employee screamed out at us that we have to use the drive through. We told her ok we were just looking at the menu- there were no other cars in line at the drive through lane. We pulled up to the drive through and I ordered a banana split with coconut, strawberry and cream, and cappuccino, my friend ordered a horchata scoop in a sugar cone.

Get your chocolate fix here! We were staying at The LARK…read morewhich is basically across the street from this shop. Note... this shop is inside the Baxter Hotel in what probably was the coat check way back when? or maybe the check-in desk. They converted the space into a chocolate shop. Super cute with yummy chocolate options. I purchased a couple chocolates to savor with my coffee in the morning. Because that's how I roll in the AM. I don't like to hit my system with too much sugar before bed... so I try to eat my sweets early in the day. hahahhaha!

Sandwiched between the Bachus pub and Teds we walked right past this place at first. They are one…read moreof the few dessert/ice cream places open later than 3pm in downtown Bozeman. I recommend the chocolate hazelnut ice cream, $3 for a "small".