Food, service and ambiance are fantastic. Fast, friendly service. Outdoor seating available…read more Highly recommend.

Service was exceptional! Food was absolutely delicious I had the Waffle Benedict and my boy friend…read morehad the blueberry pancake with scrambled eggs.

Back in Livingston, Montana and thoroughly enjoying this beautiful and friendly mountain town. The…read moresmall shop owners are kind, helpful and ready to start a conversation at the drop of a hat. SO REFRESHING! On the main drag is an institutional bar and local staple, Gil's Goods. Worn hardwood floors that creak as you walk, unique signs and hightops to sit at while watching the World Cup, Gil's is straight off a movie set. The place is built for country fun and the local watering hole. Now the shocker, bar type food that can be slightly healthier and very flavorful, lives here. We ordered the watermelon mint salad with cucumber, watermelon cubes, mint, feta, onions and a reduced balsalmic vinegarette. The freshness of the watermelon with the punch of mint and balsalmic bite was perfect for a summer day. A Truly great choice! The crispy Korean chicken sandwich was enormous with Asian pickle, slaw, Korean BBQ and Gil's aioli was scrumptious. The fried sweet potato fries were less health, but sinfully good. It was a bit messy, but I could not stop eating, a two napkins meal. Gil's Goods is not a typical bar, but the food is packed with great flavor and savory selections that make you smile. A very nice meal and must return to in the future. Please put Gil's Goods on your next must try in Livingston, Montana. To the staff at Gil's Goods, awesome meal, fun atmosphere and please don't change.

Cute little spot in Livingston. Cozy, industrial ambiance brightened with live green plants. We…read moreput in a to go order for "The Gourd" pizza and twice baked potato soup special. Friendly service, it took a little while ~25mins since the wood oven pizza is fresh, made to order. The pizza tasted fresh with interesting toppings: butternut squash, sweet potato, bacon bits, whole roasted garlic, arugula on a thin crusted white based sauce, drizzled with hot honey. It's a 12" shareable pizza -- ended up surprisingly enjoying this pizza with the unique ingredients. The twice baked potato soup is a winner, hearty and delicious!

Life changing food, trust the process. 10/10 food, 10/10 customer service, 10/10 everything.read more

Wow, an amazing vibe here and delicious food! A variety for everyone. There is also "Faye's…read moreChoice", and I asked for that - vegan. It was fantastic! If you're visiting Livingston MT..go try them. They're only open 7-11 M-F (or until they've served 60 people) so make time for it. It's worth it.

Delightful cafe for any meal of the day! We stopped in mid afternoon after a cold, snowy day in…read moreYellowstone, and were ready for some warm food and drink. I had their veggie burger, which was really good and had a delicious sauce. Others in my party had the cheeseburger and the pulled pork sandwich, which they both enjoyed too. We also got some drinks from their coffee bar, and their chai latte was great, just the perfect amount of spice for me. And they have a lot of fun coffee syrup flavors if that's your thing (toasted marshmallow, huckleberry, etc.) We skipped the bakery case, but they have a lot of tempting treats! We were there right as they were turning over from lunch service to dinner, so beware they do close for an hour for that (saw some sad folks wishing they could get in during that hour). They had a couple of tvs if you were looking to keep an eye on any games, but also the dining room is super cozy with a fireplace, and a couch sitting area for those just grabbing a coffee. It was snowy when we were there, but they have a cute little patio area too that I'm sure is great in the summer.

Wonderland Cafe caused me to break one of my chief vacation rules. I never dine on the same place…read moretwice. But Wonderland's menu had so many yummy things, I simply had to come back! The first visit, my friend and I split a burger that was really tasty, moist and well accessorized. We got fries and a side salad and both were great accompaniments. The second time, I was hungrier and so excited to try the amazing bison ravioli. My only regret was the one that fell onto the bar when I was offering a taste to my friend. A whole ravioli went un-enjoyed by a tragic fumble of the fork. The ravioli was delicious and clearly made with love. The cream sauce was surprisingly light for a creamy sauce. I believe this could easily be their signature dish. My friend also had a pasta dish and really enjoyed it. Ambiance-wise, it can't be beat. I was genuinely taken by the collection of Nate Udd's artwork available for purchase, as well as the work of several other artists and photographers.

An absolute local favorite and go-to must!!…read more Try the cheese bagels, to die for.

When we came we ordered a carmel frappe, a vanilla frappe and 2 sugar cookies. I am from Cali so I…read moream used to Starbucks, Peets or Dutch Bros. So usually coffee is pretty bold. The vanilla frappe was tasty, pretty mild and didn't taste like it had much coffee in it. The sugar cooke was tasty, I scraped off the frosting because it was too sweet, mainly powdered sugar.

Down home breakfast. Good mix of people and feels like a Montana restaurant of another era. No…read morefrills no fuss. Just decent food at a decent price. Finding a table can be hard on the weekends but it won't disappoint.

Small place a little bit hidden away in Bozeman. We came here for breakfast on a Sunday morning…read more They needed to clean some tables to get us seated, but only took a few minutes. The people working here a very nice and they take their time with each guest which is great. If you're in a big rush this might not be the place for you. We ordered the classic and the classic light, some sides, coffee and tea. The food was excellent. Eggs were great, liked the chives on top, bacon was crispy and the side fruit tasted very fresh and wasn't the usual bland melon mix you get in lots of other places. Hash brown casserole was also great. The folks working here have a smile for me everyone. Please give this place a try.

Cafe and bakery, fresh baked pies, scones and biscuits. Biscuits so good it's almost a shame to put…read moregravy on them. Big fluffy biscuits and sausage gravy with a ton of sausages chunks. Gravy so good it's almost a shame to waste it on top of biscuits. But together it just increases the pleasure exponentially. Friendly service and the cutest 7 or 8 year old waitress in cowboy boots delivering to your table (with mom's help of course). Classic farmhouse style decor makes for a great place to sit, inside or out. And I grabbed a piece of caramel apple pie to go, it just looked too good to resist.

This breakfast place is amazing! The staff is extremely…read morefriendly and the atmosphere is warm and inviting. The food is delicious! So many options to choose from and the best freshly prepared sweet treats. The outdoor patio is great as well.

The Big Sky Country is blessed with several out of the way cafes. cafe 191 is a newcomer, at…read moreMelville about Half way between Big Timber and Harlowton, and it is a jewel, serving mostly the surrounding ranch families and travelers like me. The place is comfortable, laid back but professional, and spotless. I wasn't there for breakfast but staff served a very good vanilla latte. Then I had the burger from locally raised beef. Just outstanding quality. Hand cut thick fries were also solid. It is neat to see the locals stop by--clearly everyone appreciates the place. They bake their own desserts too. Attentive, efficient staff. No one is loafing. Just us visitors! Well worth the drive into the middle of nowhere. Can't wait to drop in for breakfast.

So this place is literally in the middle of NOWHERE! It's 20 miles outside of Big Timber, MT along…read moreroute 191. There's nothing on either side of it and nothing across the street as far as the eye can see... yet there it is! And it was very nice for breakfast: comfortable, pleasant indoor and outdoor seating; prompt, friendly, low-key service. The brunch menu is not giant but it's definitely adequate: I had the scramble skillet and it was a v nice plate of delicious food. Everyone else was happy with their food as well. Good coffee. And as we sat there, people started showing up from all over in their cherry classic cars and RVs. And, just to complete the jaw-dropping experience, later the same week, Clint Black was going to perform there!! What??! Anyway, if you find urself in Big Timber, this little place is well worth the drive.

This is so much more than a place to eat. Although don't make a mistake of skipping lunch. This…read morelocation has so many things to do. It's perfect for families or solo and honestly would make a beautiful venue for a wedding. There is a petting zoo, a playroom and a corn pit specifically for kiddos. There is a handcrafted, leather and iron goods along with various art pieces in the gallery. There is a wool craft studio where you can make your own woven pieces or buy yarn and already made pieces. There is a soap and candle room and everything will smell amazing. Why I stopped originally there is a cheese cave where you can taste artisan cheeses and get local made food products if you want to watch the cheese being made they currently are doing that on Fridays and are talking about expanding it to Fridays and Monday. There's also a restaurant that specializes in Panini's and milkshakes. It might be one of the best milkshakes I've ever had. Wheelchair accessibility. This place is actually quite accessible. There are a couple barriers that I will list here so that you're aware. There are accessible parking spots in both sides of the parking lot and most of the trails are paved or hard packed gravel. There are a couple places on the gravel paths where they transition to a pave path where the transition is worn away a little bit so there might be a bump up of about an inch. And all of the doors are heavy, quite heavy. If you want to go down into the cheese cave, there is a lift that's located by the children's playroom. It's one of the ones where you have to hold the button the whole time and even a little bit after you arrive otherwise the door will not unlock. The bathrooms are a little bit tight inside the mill, but the ones up by the children's playroom and the soap store are very accessible, but the door is heavy.

Very nice stop. The exits are a few miles away on either side so plan ahead or backtrack a few…read moremiles on old highway 10. We were pulling our travel trailer. We went under the I-90 bridges, turned right and parked off to the right immediately after we turned. We were able to make a u-turn to get out. Otherwise we could have backed up enough into a driveway to pull out forward. The first building closest to the underpass is the bakery and cafe. Yummy sandwiches. The 1740s barn is behind it- originally built in NY. More shops as you walk west. Also nice informative signs explaining the history of the area and some of the buildings. Definitely worth a stop to check out all the neat stuff.

Love this spot. Breakfast burritos are the best I've ever had. Drinks are cheap and well worth it…read more Pastries and snacks are so damn good. I drive from Bozeman to eat here every week cause it's just that good. Good vibes, service rules, never had a bad experience ever.

My favorite coffee shop in town. Just moved away, and this is what I'll miss the most!…read more Love their sugar free options, all the snacks, and their close proximity to the library.