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    Little Star Diner

    4.4 (192 reviews)
    Closed • 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Brussels sprouts with tahini spread.  So good
    Christina R.

    I was super excited to come into Little Star Diner because I read a lot of raving good reviews. Walking here in the dark (there weren't many streetlights and there was construction that blocked the path from Main St) was quite interesting but it was pretty worth it in the end. This is another restaurant that would do well with a cocktail menu but they do have a good natural wine selection. We didn't partake but it looked pretty diverse and well selected. They provide a carafe of water on the table, which was good given the service. Service was a bit spotty and kind of slow. We didn't see our server much and the food was pretty slow to come out. However, they were extremely busy, so I can forgive it a bit. The menu was interesting and the food was pretty good when we got it. I will say there were hits and misses though. The hummus and sourdough pita was excellent. Fried delicata squash was so good, I made a roasted version for Thanksgiving. My husbands burger was excellent but the house made ketchup was borderline disgusting. It was cold, unflavored tomato sauce. Not so good. I got steak with pasta and my pasta was severely undercooked. I would have said something but our server was pretty unavailable. We didn't want to stay for dessert and I'm glad we didn't because the check took forever to get to us.

    It's like it was meant to be. Pennies for the Penney Farms Princess!
    Amber J.

    If you're looking for the kind of place that feels like a warm hug with a side of perfectly cooked food, Little Star Diner is it. It's effortless Montana charm with a creative, elevated twist. The menu is thoughtful and fresh, with locally sourced ingredients that you can truly taste in every bite. Everything felt intentional and beautifully prepared. Little Star Diner absolutely shines.

    Fried carrots and broccolini
    Tom G.

    Came here for a nice "family" dinner for the first night we were in town, and with some reservations they were able to handle our group of 14 just fine. Wait staff was very informative and helpful, and let us know that much of what they make is locally sourced which I always find to be a nice little added touch. That being said, that means the menu often rotates, so hopefully you get lucky and get the same great meals we did! Decor is very modern, we sat on the rooftop which was delightful on a coolish evening, but there are also inside options. To start with drinks, we split a bottle of High Plains Drifter, a sparkling apple cider which was delightful and nearly was reminiscent of a light white wine. Then for appetizers we had the grilled sourdough and fried carrots with broccolini, and let me say, those were some of the best veggies I've ever tried. For mains I had the potato gnocchi and I tried the spicy noodle salad. The gnocchi is a bit rich but delicious and the spicy noodle salad lives up to its name and got a few of my friends a little choked up, but that isn't too say it wasn't very fresh and flavorful. I also tried the anise ice cream, which as I might have expected, wasn't for me, but that's personal taste, I don't like licorice, but I can tell the quality is there if you are one who likes to partake.

    Carrot cake was amazing
    Amy M.

    Food & Service are great. Even went back a second night just for desert. Would definitely recommend.

    Sourdough Pita Mezze Plate
    Kristina I.

    When we saw that this place was called "diner," we expected a much different vibe. We were very pleasantly surprised. My sister and I made a reservation for a Thursday PM and this place was pretty packed upon entering, so I am glad we did. We ordered the Sourdough Pita Mezze Plate as a starter to share. Each item was well curated. The little orange tomatoes were so perfectly sweet. The pita bread and the hummus with chili oil was divine. For a main course, we ordered 2 dishes to share between the two of us -- the organic double cheeseburger and the gnocchi + matsutake mushrooms. The burger was simple, but very nicely done. The gnocchi was so pillowy and melted in our mouths. The matsutake mushrooms were also delicious and have a meat-like texture. I wanted a glass of wine, but the price at $14/$15 per glass felt a little steep. I ended up getting a beer instead. Overall great experience!

    Carrot appetizer
    Lexi B.

    I can't even explain how amazing the food was! Here are some photos. Everything was perfect and so good. I haven't tasted food like this in so long. So beautifully crafted! They also accommodated my dairy allergy. We sat at the bar and watched them cook which made it even more special !

    Rachel T.

    Excellent food, atmosphere, and service! The waitress we had was attentive, but gave us lots of space to enjoy the rooftop dining experience, and the menu options were varied and change every day. Really lovely experience, a little pricey, but good for special occasions!

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    Food is delicious, service is gracious and the decor is lovely. A gem in downtown Bozeman. Eat outside upstairs if you can.

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    Delicious food. Accommodating. Excellent service and staff. It was so good the first night we ate there, we came back the next night.

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    Interesting spot. Nice manageable portions not always sure what am eating but seemed good. Roof top little chilly in the winter

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    Amazing food and staff. Really fun environment and it is perfectly situated off main.

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    4.5(1.3k reviews)
    0.4 mi
    •$$

    Our first time here, I ordered the traditional with huckleberry jam. The hash brown was cooked…read morejust as I like it - crispy. My husband ordered the Loaded hash brown and he said that was good also. We sat at the bar and our server was attentive. This place is very popular, my recommendation is to add your name on their waitlist which you can access on their website. You will be provided with up to date information on your wait time.

    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.

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    Wild Crumb - Breads, croissants etc.

    Wild Crumb

    4.7(360 reviews)
    0.5 mi
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    Part of our 2 stop breakfast for the day, we had to check out Wild Crumb as they were highly rated…read more There was a decent line when we arrived but only had to wait around 15 minutes to order. I recommend sending someone from your group to the front glass display so that you have an idea of what you want to get before you get to the front. It's huckleberry everywhere in Montana/Wyoming so we had to try their famous huckleberry scone. This is my favorite scone that I've had and I am not a scone person by any means. The reason why it was so good, was because the texture and dough was more reminiscent of a biscuit. It was extremly soft and moist which was so far different than any other scone I've ever had. Whether or not this classifies as a scone I'm not sure, but should you get it? Absolutely! The other pastry I really enjoyed was a chocolate 'pound' cake with vanilla frosting on top. Deliciously moist and amazing. I could just eat this and be happy. They do have a huge selection of other goodies so there's going to be something very everyone!

    Aside from the fact that most of Bozeman agrees (Best of Bozeman & "Bozeman's Choice" for more…read moreyears than Tex has been barking) - this is MY PASTRY PARADISE ! Located in a very walkable block with a weekly Farmer's Market & Fink's Deli around the hall, they're bringing all the gluten goods baked from wholesome Conservation Grains milled in Montana. And by ALL I mean brioche burger buns, berry crumb pies, financiers and cakes with aplomb to-go. I tried a delicate Carrot Cake (perhaps with a touch of coconut) topped in fluffy mounds of cream cheese frosting (+1 chocolate macaron) that WOWed. Only downside is you need 2 bites to get to the bottom - more than a mouthful! The staff was patient with my indecisiveness, and I wished I could stay to converse & work below local paintings lighting golden walls, but the road is calling!

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    4.1(299 reviews)
    0.4 mi
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    This precious place found me on my last day of a business trip 2hours before I had to leave to the…read moreairport. What caught me was the local charm, the attention to each detail - from the name, to the art, the glass, the kitchen, the blend with its surroundings and unique style. What also caught me was that it was a little spot kinda of hidden and truly only locals recommended, it wasn't in the hotel post card recommendations it was in the confidence of a restaurant server. And just like that I felt transported to this moment in time all mine; it brought me to my childhood as I see Felix the cat on the walls, it brought me to the comfort of homemade, the menu is fun and one of a kind - it has its own set of rules. The options are also fun whimsical not boring but fun and tasty combinations. Great chef's, staff price, management and ownership. The prices as unbeatable, the breakfast sandwich options are delicious mine was a delicacy of flavors. You can also have all the traditional breakfasts if that is your thing and I bet they will do a great job. Service is relax and attentive, they welcome you in a way that not many other places do. Maybe it's the Montana way but gosh what a shame it was to leave. When I return to Bozeman I will visit again without a doubt. In a world where everything is the same places like this must be cherished. It's not a hidden jam but a keepsake.

    It has been a while since we were there. As I recall the food is excellent and portions large…read more As I have somehow gotten older the steps make it difficult to go. I will try to go soon to see. I recommend going.

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    4.5(244 reviews)
    1.6 mi
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    We just left Storm Castle Café and had such a wonderful experience! Everything was absolutely…read moredelicious. I ordered Grandma's Enchiladas, and they were so cheesy, flavorful, and incredibly good. My son had the Monte Cristo, and wow--it was huge and honestly the best I've ever tasted! The kids ordered the French toast and absolutely loved it. Every single dish was packed with flavor, and you could really tell everything was made with care. The restaurant itself is so cute and has such a warm, welcoming atmosphere. On top of the amazing food, the staff was incredibly kind. Our server was the sweetest girl--so friendly, attentive, and genuinely made us feel welcome. We had a fantastic meal from start to finish and will definitely be back. Highly recommend Storm Castle Café if you're looking for amazing food, generous portions, and outstanding service!

    Love me some Storm Castle biscuits and gravy!! I've been here 4x's now and only had "Big John's…read moreBiscuits and Lotion" -- it's soooo good'. I've tried scrambled and over easy eggs, however that's the only change up. I did get the full order the first visit, been getting the half since... it's a lot to pack away!! My wife has gotten different plates each time and they've all been great, the most recent was today with their "GOAT" French Toast-- it was good -- great crust with lots of sweet flavors going on 4 half slices of think cut French bread. Service is spot on -- friendly staff who are always hustling!! Location and environment work for me -- love the down home vibe inside and tables are spread out well. Tips -- it's usually crowded and you want to come in at the top of the hour. It's usually packed from the jump and most folks will be in their seats 50-60 minutes. If you come after 10am on the weekend, expect a wait time of 30-40 minutes.

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