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    Cateye Cafe

    4.1 (299 reviews)
    Closed • 7:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    CATEYE CAFE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Gabrielle B.

    Cateye cafe is a charming breakfast spot in downtown Bozeman with amazing food! It's very cozy with lots of fun cat decorations inside. The waitlist system is old school- sign up on a piece of paper and wait to be called. I had the vegetable scramble and it was amazing! The potato's were perfect as were all of the vegetables and eggs. It also comes with whole grain toast. I tried a pancake because I've heard they have amazing pancakes but it was a little too sweet, even for someone who loves sweets. Overall it's a great place for breakfast and I'd highly recommend it.

    Interior-quirky and cute.
    Erin L.

    5 STARS WITH A WARNING. Pictures posted on Yelp app with prices are incorrect - ADD $10 to each price on pictures. We were told those are pre-Covid. Breakfasts average $18-$19. Hubby had the banana bread French toast which came with home fries and bacon. It was delicious. I had biscuits and gravy - also delicious. Not as good as South Carolina gravy (a spice I couldn't identify) but still excellent. SERVICE was seriously the best. Friendly and all the servers checked on us - not just the one assigned our table. Highly recommend!

    The Witch (no cheese eggs & bacon on side)
    Raquel M.

    Solid. Bacon was really good except one of the three pieces was so overdone it crumbled. Some people prefer that though. I didn't need a third piece anyway. Biscuit was soft on the inside, dense but not heavy and not dry. Potatoes have a fair amount of minced garlic. I am a fan (some people aren't). Potatoes were DRY. But. Ate them all so I'm not actually complaining too loudly here Husband had the tomcat. He finished it. So that's the extend of that review Staff is nice.

    Cowgirl
    Jan C.

    Fun menu and good food. We had the Popeye and the Cowgirl. Both were good, although the banana bread French toast was a little disappointing as it did not have as much flavor as expected. Go early as they get busy.

    French toast  Cateye Cakes
    Tanner M.

    Wow I love coming here! Been around since I can remember and awesome people inside! The food is always great and the atmosphere is always so cozy and welcoming! If you are in Bozeman this a must stop and eat at place!

    Amanda S.

    I had the Cowgirl - bacon, banana bread French toast and potatoes. The potatoes were delicious and perfectly tender. I've been thinking about the banana bread non stop - it was AMAZING! Service was excellent. The coffee is really good for drip.

    Tuna Melt & House Fries
    Becky W.

    Super service and great food! Flavorful combinations that came to the table super quick. The ambiance is nice and there are games to play while waiting. 100% recommend!

    Amanda X.

    A lovely place that was cat themed! It was quite busy but they were able to seat us quick and we didn't have to wait long for our drinks and food. See the pics! Everything was delicious and our server was kind. Would love to be back for that adorable ambiance.

    Chicken fried steak
    Betty B.

    In all honesty this place used to be amazing but coming back 2 years later this won't be my go to breakfast spot when visiting anymore. The chicken fried steak was pretty bad, tasted like a dry hamburger. It was sad because I really raves about this place. At least the banana bread French toast was delicious . The server we had snatched up menus from our table and cut my 10 month old babies eye and he now has a scratch going up his eye. I get accidents happen but when it comes to an infant at the table maybe don't just grab and not pay attention just trying to be ima rush.

    New England Clam Chowder.
    Lisa S.

    Another fun little place in Bozeman! Shout out to our wonderful waitress, Sugar! She had so much energy and truly wanted to help us map out a day of hiking and exploring the area. The food was good. I had a BLT and a cup of clam chowder which complimented each other perfectly. Hubby had the Ruben (which is his very favorite and he was pleasantly surprised because no usually gets it right for him. Also, a super great location, after lunch we walked are downtown Bozeman!

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    3 years ago

    This was such a fun find! Best bfast playlist ever, friendly service, great food and value. I'll be back.

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    3 years ago

    Great service, delicious locally-sourced food, awesome background music, cute cat-filled atmosphere! We loved it!

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    Cute cafe with a fun theme! The banana bread French toast was excellent, friendly service.

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    3 years ago

    I love this place. It's a small, cozy, cat-kitschy diner with amazing food. Their banana bread French toast is incredible.

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    Wait was short and effective. If you get the chance order the strawberry stuffed French toast. Lots of food and great service.

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    Awesome dining... would definitely recommend on any visits to Bozeman. The Gravy Love was excellent

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