Love love love the savory crepes here. I ordered the Rome with Turkey, ham, Brie, spinach, diced…read moretomatoes, topped with pesto. The service was impeccable and the ambiance was typical for a college town....lots of young folks enjoying their Saturday breakfasts. I would definitely return!

Good crepes- both savory and sweet options were made to order. I had the Missoula and it was great…read more- large portion also. Friendly employees and some tables for sitting inside.

Amazing food, try the french toast. you dont even need syrup. They are so nice to everyoneread more

I have eaten here in all 3 of my trips to Bozeman and I'll continue to do so! The best French Toast…read morethat I've EVER had. The sausage is homemade and just amazing. Coffees hot and service is exceptional. Can't be beat!!

Revelry is a nice restaurant to visit in Bozeman. We sat out on the covered patio, the inside is…read morevery nice too. Our waitress was very kind, provided great service & great recommendations! We had the FRITES & FONDUE for an appetizer, fries were great, the Parmesan was a nice touch and the fondue didn't have a lot of flavor. Our entrees were served hot, packed with flavor & the pasta was cooked al dente. We both loved the our entrees, as we continued our meal seeing all the other entrees going to tables we are excited to come back to try the vast options on the menu. The cheesecake was delicious & fresh we truly appreciate the quality & taste of desserts being made in house- you can tell the difference & it is absolutely worth it. We will be back, it may be over an hour drive for us but a drive well worth it.

We had a delicious first meal in Bozeman at this restaurant. Arrived at the end of happy hour, and…read moregot to enjoy some small plates from that menu, and stayed long enough to order a pasta to split from the dinner menu after. We started with the beet and burrata salad, which was full of yummy complimenting flavors and fun textures. I think it could have done without the yellow peppers but I just ate around those. The pepitas with the pistachio butter and beets were excellent, and the burrata added a creamy touch. We also tried the frites and fondue. The fries were thick and browned how I like them, but the fondue wasn't my favorite and was a little too overpowering in flavor for my taste. The parmesan on top of the fries was a nice touch. For beverages I had a local pale ale from Bridger brewing that was crisp and went well with the meal, and my partner tried the rotations shrub (peach), which she said was just okay. The star of the show was the arrabiata pasta made with vodka sauce and Calabrian chilis. The pasta was cooked perfectly Al dente and was well sauced, truly delicious. The ambiance is nice, and the service was fine. They checked on us frequently but not entirely friendly, maybe our waitress was having a bad day. The meal was a little on the pricier side but I felt the happy hour prices were fair. We would return when visiting Bozeman.

Some time ago I had a nice turmeric ghee drink there. Nice place. Pleasant. Bright. The drink was…read moretasty.

Very nice cafe. We heard locals recommend it, and I was already intrigued by the bison bowl. It…read moreturned out to be just as good as it looked. I also enjoyed the mint green tea. The only issue was that my friend was disappointed that there were no mainstream soft drinks. He was happy with one of the canned sodas in stock though. Service was fast and friendly, even though the lunch crowd was steady .

If you're looking for the kind of place that feels like a warm hug with a side of perfectly cooked…read morefood, 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.

I was super excited to come into Little Star Diner because I read a lot of raving good reviews…read more 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.

We couldn't decide where to have breakfast and our hotel concierge recommended we visit Jam! What a…read moregreat suggestion, as it was exactly what we were looking for. The restaurant is clean with plenty of tables and room to sit comfortably. We walked in and were seated promptly, all the staff were friendly and welcoming. Fresh squeezed orange juice, fresh hot coffee and our breakfast was delicious with plenty to share. To top off our dining visit it was snowing and just added magic to our experience here at Jam! Enjoy!

In Bozeman for a few days and everyone in town recommends Jam for breakfast. JAM, a town staple…read moreand generally packed with hungry patrons. Several tables, elevated booths and an elaborate bar setup with a warm and very hustling staff. Hospitality is off-the-chart here and the Main St location is straight out of a cool mountain town set. We ordered the avocado toast and a simple plate of biscuits / sausage gravy. The avacado toast was stacked tall with guacamole, bacon, roasted grape tomatoes and an over easy egg. This was good but trying to eat it was a challenge due to size and ingredients. There was a small side green salad. The biscuit and sausage gravy was also stacked. You definitely get good value here as is evident with the families surrounding us. The gravy was almost overflowing the plate with a good uncious taste. The biscuit was dense, a bit dry and was just ok. The gravy was a home run. Jam is a great family breakfast option with the food almost over-flowing the plates. We ordered basic dishes from the appetizer menu and enjoyed them but not overwhelmed with taste. Even though I found it good, not great, I would encourage you to come here with a hearty appetite, and give them a try. NO ONE here is eating with a frown on their face and joint is jumping. JAM, I'll see you again on my next trip to a picturesque town on Bozeman, MT.

Food was fantastic, the verity of the menu was great too. I wish they were closer to Billingsread more

Well this was definitely a cute spot to grab an early bite to eat! No specialty coffees which is…read morewhat we were hoping for, but the drip coffee was decent. Staff were all extremely nice. The avocado toast was 6/10 for me-- the toast wasn't toasted (or barely) and there was a tiny shmear, or really thin layer, of avocado on the toast. I didn't expect nor want it to taste fully like a dessert but there was so much jam on it, it's definitely more of a jam toast than an avocado toast. My fiancée got a breakfast sandwich and it was extremely dry with no sauce on it at all. Very possible that sauce was an option and he didn't see it, but the other ingredients in it were dry as well. I think with a few tweaks to these menu items it could've been a lot more satisfying.

On our first day at Bozeman, we decided to try out Nova Cafe for brunch. The place is not super…read morehuge but they have a good number of tables. The ambience was very boho and very Montana at the same time, with huge animal paintings. The menu was impressive and vegetarian friendly. We started off with some mocha and cappuccino, both were really good. We tried the chia waffle (so so good), huevos rancheros (delicious), forbidden hash bowl with sourdough (really really good and very different too) and Greek wrap (favorite dish except for the overdose of olives). The portion sizes were huge, we should have sized down for sure. The service was fast. The side of chips that the dishes came with were so good that we wanted to order extra but refrained from it. The food is DELICIOUS! A must try!

Great breakfast spot in downtown Bozeman! Staff was friendly and attentive. There was a wide…read morevariety of options that satisfied myself, my husband, and my two picky kids. Atmosphere is friendly and welcoming.

Always wonderful to come in...food is always good...but Barry treats people like like friends and…read morefamily

Place is cute and staff is friendly. Only open for breakfast & brunch …read more We arrived late in the day just before 1pm (they close at 2pm) and shared a basic breakfast plate and a pancake. The eggs were delicious, I would never think eggs tasted differently but these did! The pancake was fantastic as well. Overall we were very happy popping into this little hidden gem on Main Street. We ordered coffees off the Cool Beans menu which I believe is connected to them and my coffee was great I don't. Usually drink cold coffees from places I'm not familiar with but this one did not disappoint.

Solid spot for a sandwich…read more Came on a Thurs for lunch just before noon, and didn't have any issues finding a place to sit. I asked the staff what sandwich they recommended and mentioned the Turkey & Avocado PLT ($13.50) was the most popular and their favorite. It was a good choice! Casual atmosphere and welcoming staff made it an overall positive experience.

Mavens Market is two stores in one. The first being a cheese shop and the other being a sandwich…read moreand gelato shop. There is also seating area in the latter. We discovered Mavens Market because we were in search of brunch and the favorable reviews on Yelp brought us here. The four of us each ordered their own breakfast item. * Eggs & Ham $13 * Greek Goddess $13 * Avocado & Tomato Toast $13 x 2 First off, the bread they use for the sandwiches is so good and they do a superb job getting such a great toast on it. I tried both the Eggs & Ham and the Greek Goddess and they were both very tasty. (Each of my kids had their own Avocado & Tomato Toast, and they were not sharing nor did they have any leftovers.) It does take a little while for the sandwiches to be made, so don't come here if you're in a rush. (They also have a steady line up of orders coming in for pick up, so just be aware.) The great thing it that it gives you a chance to check out their cheese shop. We actually returned a few hours later to grab some lunch and got a couple of different sandwiches this time. *The Full Maven $13 *Grilled Mozzarella Panini $13 Again, both sandwiches were really good and traveled well. I actually saved half and reheated it on the pan the next day. It was still very good. The cheese shop next door is adorable. I love wandering through shops like these and would probably visit often if I lived in town. Since we were flying out in a few hours, I had to resist purchasing anything since we only brought carry-ons. I was very tempted though! But you can easily find anything and everything you would want for a charcuterie board, night out, picnic, etc. I could have easily filled a whole basket of yumminess to enjoy.