Genuine Ice Cream is the real deal in Bozeman. You can sample many of the flavors, which is…read moredangerous because they're all so good. I went with the classic huckleberry and wow, no regrets. Creamy, perfectly sweet, and exactly what you want after a sunny afternoon exploring the mountains. Cute laid back spot even with some construction going on. Still totally worth stopping by. Service 10/10 - super friendly Seating 9/10 - plenty of space! Ice Cream 10/10

I got a Classic scoop (normally 2 small scoops), but they split 1 for me into 1 small and 2 mini…read morescoops so I could try more flavors. So cute and so nice of them! Flavors aren't wild but all 3 flavors I tried were super solid - golden milk, coffee Oreo, huckleberry. Was eyeing other flavors too - honey lavender and mint Oreo - assume you can't go wrong here if you want something relatively classic. Lots of folks there early afternoon on a weekday surprisingly, of all ages. Def a crowd fave! Easy parking in the lot, quick friendly service.

I had 2 scoops today.. Carrot halwa flavor was great. Lots…read moreof carrots and pistachios. Unfortunately the texture of the ice cream was off. I had tahini date as well. Texture was better but still off. Too icy, not creamy.

This is a cute little ice cream place right on the corner at the edge of downtown Bozeman, and we…read morecame here after a traditional road trip dinner at Whole Foods. There was a line, and it only kept growing after us. Once we got inside, we saw why. There were only two Gen Z'ers working, and they were beyond sweet and accommodating, but let's just say that the word 'hustle' has yet to be incorporated into their lexicon. SLLLLLLOWWWW. The guy four customers before us was still waiting for his milkshake (taking one of the girls out of commission) by the time we checked out! You need more staff back there! The ice cream is really good, though, and they have several unique flavor profiles that we were pleasantly surprised to see available in Montana. Our daughter got a salted caramel that she loved, and one us was a bit boring with mint chocolate chip, but she was happy with it. The other one got the black bear sundae (or whatever it was called), which had chocolate and huckleberry ice cream, covered in chocolate syrup and whipped cream. Now *that* was spectacular. Can't stop won't stop with the huckleberry while we're in this state! Portions are OK. So, overall, a good spot, and we can see ourselves coming back, but man, please manage your staffing on busy spring evenings. 3.5 stars, rounding up.

We wanted to sit for a bit after doing a long walk from the Museum of the Rockies back to Main…read moreStreet. Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot was the first place we saw, so we decided to pop in and have a drink and a snack. Walking in, this place is much larger than it looks from the outside, with plenty of mixed seating. The menu is actually quite extensive, with plenty of drinks, food and snacks. They even have ice cream in here. Ordering was super easy and the person working the counter was nice and helpful. My husband got a banana blended drink and it was really good because they use real bananas. My rooibos latte was excellent. My husbands maple donut was pretty good and my ginger molasses cookie was fan-freaking-tastic.

Can't go to Bozeman without getting a good coffee here. It's a Bozeman staple. Groovy vibe just…read moreas I would expect from a cult classic. Coffee and service was great with a small town feel. I watched as the Wilcoxson's Ice cream truck stocked them with Montana-made ice cream! I hope to return with family to Wild Joe*s! Check out the broadcast while you are in town too!

I walked in to order a coffee and wasn't greeted by the female employee even as I stood in front of…read moreher. She did seem preoccupied with a few orders ahead of mine (as evidenced by the coffee tickets in front of her), but I do think basic customer service should include a "hello" or "welcome" while a customer is standing right in front of you. After about 20 seconds of me standing there, she took my order. My Americano was probably one of the worst I've had. It looked a bit watered down and had zero taste of coffee. Poor customer service AND bad coffee? No return or recommendation for this place.

My husband and I found this cute little cafe by accident trying to find a breakfast place that…read moredidn't have a long line. Cool Beans Espresso is right next to Main Street Overeasy inside a building. When the breakfast place was too busy, we figured we'd at least get coffee, and I'm glad we did! I had the Cafe Borgia which is basically an orange mocha, and it is the best orange mocha I've ever had! Not too sweet, and I can taste both the chocolate and the orange and the orange flavor didn't taste artificial. If you've ever had the orange dark chocolate from Trader Joe's, this drink tastes just like that but with a kick of caffeine. My husband got the Cafe Vienese which is a mocha with cinnamon. He also loved his. Again, not too sweet, and had just the right amount of cinnamon. Oh, and we both subbed the milk in our coffee with oat milk.

We absolutely recommend Seasonal Montana to anyone looking for a caterer for a special event…read more Melissa Harrison and her staff are incredible. They catered our daughter's wedding in September, and it was fantastic! The food was delicious, and the presentation was spot on! In my experience, food at a large event is usually not very good. This food was amazing. Thank you to Melissa Harrison and the Seasonal Montana staff!

The review is for winter 2022. And long overdue…read more Let's just start with WOW! Melissa and the team at Seasonal Montana are really impressive. Four years ago we started incorporating private chefs into our annual ski trip as a way to bring fine dinning into the comforts of home. I do a healthy screening of who I want to work with and get bids from three vendors always. As much as I like to control everything, it all clicked when I first spoke with Melissa. She understood what I wanted to accomplish, she took all my input in about proteins, starches, "more food, more often" and even my love for risotto and sweets (not together, naturally)all under consideration. She took it all in to provided amazing recommendations that incorporated her style and fresh local ingredients. Melissa and the team provide an amazing spread with bore and elk sausage, bison sliders, trout dip and the best short ribs I have ever had. We did two dinners for 10 people over the course of our trip. Each day incorporating new flavors and unique dishes. There were big hugs at the end of our time with Seasonal Montana as the team brought more than just great food into our house they brought passion, personality and professionalism. I highly recommend Seasonal Montana.

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.

I've been on the search for sugar cookies for more than month. I finally found them at Pin Bakery…read more It's a special order shop so I also requested mini Bundt cakes. Both items were excellent. The mini Bundt cakes lasted more than 10 days and remained fresh and moist the entire time. In case it wasn't clear from my five star review both the cookies and cake were delicious. I will be back. It was well worth the planning ahead to satisfy a craving.

Excellent job on my friend birthday cake and it taste great! Lemon cake with raspberry filling with…read morewhite chocolate drizzle on the vanilla cream icing! Amazing! I can't wait to order some more treats from this place! Very satisfied!

It's now 5+ years since my first review and Sidewall has, if anything, improved…read more You won't find a better pizza anywhere. Ok, Grimaldi's in Brooklyn is better, but we're talking Montana now. I order takeout and while I don't know his name, the guy in the takeout area always recognizes me and greets me by name. Not a huge deal, but it shows how Sidewall's is all about making the right impression. Great pizza, excellent people and a very cool location.

Great place. Next to local art galleries. Nice ambiance with local art on the walls and big…read morewindows. I had the mushroom pizza and it was delicious. Garlic sauce. Cheese. Lots of mushrooms. Crust is perfect...not too thick, not too thin, crisp in places and soft in others. My waitress Sara/Sarah was great. Friendly and attentive but not obtrusive. Very very pleasant person who provided great service.

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".

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.

A while back, my aunt who lives in Bozeman sent us a box of these fantastic chocolates, and I never…read moreforgot them. On my visit to Bozeman, I made a special trip just to get a box of these perfectly tempered and interestingly--but not overly weirdly--flavored chocolates. The chocolate has that perfect snap and gloss that marks high-end chocolates and makes their prices make sense. I wish I'd gotten the name, though, of the young woman helping me because she was remarkably friendly and helpful and was a wonderful representative of this company (for the record, I went on Sunday, August 4, around 1pm, in case that helps the owner identify her). She suggested some favorites of other customers and also her own favorites while she packed up my box. Thank you, friendly person!