The burger was fantastic you can tell they use fresh beef locally raised I always judge a burger by…read morethe meat and this one will not disappoint you. Onion rings spot on. My wife had the hot turkey sandwich if you were looking for something other than beef and it was excellent The tomatoes on the salad were fresh and tasted great. The service was prompt and attentive Anyone who is in the Livingston Montana area should definitely stop in for a great meal and a fantastic local vibe

I will drive through a blizzard to eat the Friday night Rib Special. Dry Rub tender ribs with…read morehomemade Cole Slaw and the Baked Beans! What is the mystery meat in the Baked Beans!!! Only Beer and Wine in the Cafe but they will allow you to bring food into the Bank Bar if you really need a cocktail with your dinner. Beware the sandwiches they are huge.

Friendly staff and good portion size…read more Stopped in for lunch on Saturday the 17th has the chicken fried steak and it was seasoned well and the gravy was spot on. Hoped the fries would have been fresh cut so they ere just ok Would eat there again if in the area

Nice little bar/restaurant with great service and amazing food. A must visit if you're in town.read more

Next to I5, grabbed sandwiches before heading to Yellowstone. Sandwiches are made to order, only…read moretook a few minutes. Meat was good quality and generous proportions

Small but lots of interesting jars and bottles of condiments with a good selling of fresh meat in…read morethe deli case. Good, friendly service. You can build your own sandwich or select from their menu. Today's special was a Philly cheese sandwich on your choice of bread. I picked an olive Chibatta and it was quite delicious along with some potato salad. Clean with that small town feel to it. All in all I will come back.

Wonderful. Had a delicious made to order huckleberry chicken salad sandwich and some amazing…read morehomemade chicken chili. This is a charming stop with a friendly proprietor. There's a nice array of gifts and goods handy to grab and take- including pre-made sandwiches.

Loved stopping at the Montana Market! Found this lovely little shop by searching for food in…read moreLivingston. The Lodge's Larder led us there, Lulu sells goods by local Montana artisans. We bought breakfast sandwiches for camping breakfast, but the part were the lunch sandwiches Lulu made for us while we shopped!

Me and my companion LOVE coming here, and it hits even harder coming from Wild Crumb next door. We…read morelike the turkey sandwiches, and have even made some of our own sandwiches inspired by them. Very quaint store, and you get your cold sandwich basically at the cash register.

2nd visit -- great sandwich, good service, and like the setup with the exception of the seating…read morearea. Sandwiches are 5 star and worth the wait. Fresh ingredients, good bread, and amazing options. The service I've received has been really good on one visit and little short of good on another. Seating area is uncomfortable, lighting is horrible, and just not conducive to hanging with friends or family to enjoy a great sandwich. I'm prepared for grab and go's on the next few visits and will update my review down the line.

Great sandwiches! We stopped here for a bite prior to…read morevisiting Willies Distillery across the street. The food was delicious and although they were really busy, it was served with a smile in about 20 minutes. Definitely worth the stop!

We just arrived and found a sign that says they are permanently closed! We are very disappointed-…read morethe reviews look great!

Great BBQ north of Yellowstone National Park!…read more We were driving north of Yellowstone National Park, on the main route between Garner and Bozeman. Out of nowhere, we saw signs for Follow Yer Nose BBQ in Emigrant MT. We were expecting "good enough". We found excellent"! The brisket was tender and juicy and very well flavored with a little bit of crust. Pulled pork was tender and flavorful. Smoked sausage was lightly charred and full of herbs and spices. Fries were hot and crispy. Sauces on-the-side ran the gamut from mild to fiery. The line was long, and it moved quickly. There's a lot of covered outdoor seating, in addition to indoor seating. Lots of fun stuff on the walls and corny jokes. Staff was friendly. This was a great discovery, 30 miles north of Gardiner. And they have a food-truck smack-dab in the middle of Gardiner, too. If you want a tip, look for a restaurant with a full parking lot for guaranteed good food. My my my.

During out nine day trip across four states, we were treated to several truly wonderful memorable…read moremeals. Outside of the $400 bespoke omakase sushi we had in SLC, the food here at Follow Yer Nose came in second...and only just barely! A friend of mine noticed on social media that we were staying in the (very) near vicinity (practically across the street), and insisted we give this place a shot. I haven't seen him in person for several years, but apparently, he is a VERY good friend, because...whoo-wee! Fantastic pulled pork, sausages, and sides, all liberally soaked in various flavors of in-house BBQ sauces that I desperately tried to find bottles of to purchase and take back home with me. Sadly, that wasn't an option at the time, which means that my wife and I will be regularly courting the idea of a 12-hour drive to return here. Get here early, queue up, order what you will from the (rapidly diminishing) board behind the counter, and you'll be served some of the best brisket you've ever had, practically before you've had a chance to snag a table and sit down! Prices are excellent for the portion size and quantity, although we ended up ordering a bit extra, to tide us over on the long drive home (spoiler alert: it didn't survive the journey; it was long gone before then!).

Cozy little lunch place. I'm vegetarian and was able to get a 1/4 cheese sub sandwich which I…read morethought was quite good. They have 3 sizes - 12 inch, 6 inch or 1/2 and the 1/4 that my husband and I both ordered. My husband got an Italian sub sandwich. They were very generous with the ingredients. (Hoagie where we're from.) You order from the counter and seat yourself. Simple and satisfying.

Tried to get ice cream today. Three young employees...2 female, one male. I verified we could…read morestill get ice cream as the lids were on the tubs; it was just after 3. Was told yes, and they disappeared to back work area. We stood, and stood. One female told the other that we were waiting and her response was "it's okay" followed by a dismissive wave. We finally just left. We were in town from Bozeman, where we reside. So difficult to find Wilcoxson's freshly scooped, and then to have this experience. Disappointed to say the least.

The food was outstanding! Best chicken caprese sandwich I've get had. great drinks and vibes -…read morecan't recommend enough!!

I truly enjoyed the genuine welcome and great service from the man at the counter of this charming,…read morecozy cafe. My coffee order is standard for me, however, when I asked for his advice and recommendation on a breakfast sandwich, he steered me to his favorite burrito. The latte was great; high end melange of rich flavor. Breakfast burrito was substantial and delicious. Great experience, Thanks again! Bill

We have been stopping at Wheat Bakery for years. As the popularity rose I feel the quality…read moresuffered. I regularly order the French Dip, chibatta was disappointing and the meat was dry. Husband does love the Ruben Sandwich and always walks away happy. Macaroons have gotten smaller, but are still my favorite. Seating has increased over the years, which is great and the outdoor seating was a great addition. Staff seems overworked and sometimes frantic. We'll continue to stop there each year because it's a tradition. Maybe I'll find a better sandwich or just eat pastries. Its a cute little shop with lots,of interesting items to purchase, flour, trinkets, and tourist items

Stopped in for bear claws, had to settle for cinnamon roll. No bear claws made on the day of our…read morevisit (wasn't due to being late). Cinnamon rolls were pretty good, but compared to the bear claws... they were just not the same. Hard to believe a place most known for a product, couldn't make them.