Loved stepping into Genuine Ice Cream Shop for a little scoop of happiness! This cute little shop…read morehas an awesome selection of crowd-pleasing favorites, plus some unique seasonal and featured flavors that make choosing way harder than it should be. I went with "The Classic" -- two scoops of your choice -- and went all in with Salted Caramel with Chocolate Pretzels and Peanut Butter Chocolate Chunk. Two generous scoops piled high into a crispy waffle cone... basically happiness you can hold in one hand. The Salted Caramel was the real star of the show. Seriously, one of the best ice creams I've tried! The perfect sweet-and-salty combo with those delicious chocolate pretzel bits. The shop itself is bright, clean, and welcoming, with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating to enjoy your treat. The staff was friendly, helpful, and happy to make the experience even sweeter. Bottom line: Great flavors, generous scoops, friendly service, and a seriously fun place to satisfy your sweet tooth. Definitely worth stopping by when the ice cream craving hits!

Very cute little ice cream shop. Parked in what I thought was the front, but was actually the back…read more There was a line inside, so this place is pretty popular. Service is great though and the line moved quickly. Love that they are so willing to give you samples of their flavors. They have classic flavors, some with their own personal twist, and also some pretty original flavors. You order at the register and then they call you when your order is ready. I feel like they are pretty generous with their scoops too. My youngest got the salted caramel and peanut butter Oreo. I got the honey lavender and banana pudding. We were both really happy with our orders. They have a ton of awards inside, so this place is definitely worth checking out when you're in the area!

Cute little spot in DTN BZN. My boyfriend and I wanted a little sweet treat after lunch and…read morestumbled upon this ice cream shop. The girls working were both college students and literally SO kind. We both are from out of town and they gave us some local recommendations for food, drinks, and more! Their huckleberry ice cream is delicious - definitely worth a stop and a scoop if you are in the area

Tasty ice cream, Popular shop…read more The shop is easy to find, on a corner across from the Bozeman library. The line was long, so it took around 20min. Of course we got Huckleberry ice cream, made with real berries. As sweet and refreshing as we could have imagined. Their bright Mountain Mint is dyed with a natural green, and dotted with thin dark-chocolate flakes. We had tasty oatmilk ice cream with Oreo bits. They have more than a handful of other flavors. Our only caveat is to read to the end of the ingredients list. We skipped the Gravel Road flavor, which said it included "a little bit of protein from CRICKETS".

Always super busy but line goes quick. I wasn't too sold my first visit here but my second visit…read moreaffirmed that thoughts. The menu is quite big, so it really depends on getting the right thing. I like their mochas. :)

Love finding/supporting women owned businesses! They are inclusive, welcoming, and supportive of…read moreother local businesses from what you can see/purchase. Baristas were kind and our coffees were great! Inside was open, not overly decorated but lots of seating and local art on their walls.

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.

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.

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.

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!

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!

We were in a hurry to make it to the airport on time when we stopped here for a quick lunch. The…read morereviews drew us in...and they did not disappoint! The staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating to make sure we got the airport on time. We had an antipasto pizza and added chicken as well as a BYO pepperoni pizza. Both were fantastic and full of flavor! We were very happy to have found this gem and took the pizza with us to the airport. The building it resides in is very cute with a lot of charm. You may enjoy checking out the art gallery across the hall- and I'm sure there's more to see, but we were in a hurry. Thank you to the staff and kitchen for a great experience!

We looked for a dog friendly place on our cross country trip. The Main Street of Bozeman…read moreIs full of shopping and dining but not much for patios. It was a fun stroll just off Main to Sidewall. We sat outside in perfect weather and enjoyed some local beer, breadsticks and amazing meatball pizza. My husband is from New York and he loved it. So much so he had sauce on his white shirt. Ms McCall to the rescue with a brand new tee shirt. Thanks for a great experience!!

Excellent customer service ! The Best Brownies -must try! Such cute shop…read moreLove their chocolates

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!

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.