Delicious food, and no need to worry about if what you're eating is vegan!…read moreAs a vegan in Bozeman, having options is relatively new to me, so it's great that this is a delicious option :) Great service and fun conversation while you wait for your food, and it's fun to see what item they have cooking up today! Last time I got the spicy buffalo cauliflower with veggies and quinoa and my fiancee got falafel with veggies and quinoa. Today I got the sausages with (homemade) vegan mozzarella and my fiancee got two sausages. Delicious, and will be returning often!

The food was 7/10. Got a grilled cheese a brownie…read more But one star for one for an employee saying she would "consider it" when I asked her to wear a mask while she prepared my food. The three women inside the truck did not wear masks/face shields/gloves or wore them below the nose/mouth. This isn't optional. It's a government mandate for the health and well-being for the public. If you're going to operate a restaurant, follow the rules. It's more than a moral and social obligation, it's the actual law and you are putting lives at risk. I wore a mask to visit your truck because I care about your health and safety. I care about an older family member you may have to care for, or an immunocompromised housemate you share space with. I realized my choices may determine the life or death of someone that is loved and a cherished part of your world. That's what it means to wear a mask or face shield. It means to think beyond yourself and care for those you cannot see and will never meet. It's empathy. I asked you show me the level of care and respect you said "I'll consider it." I will not be back.

Such a cute chicken place. Chicken is juicy and delicious. Fries are crispy, ranch tastes…read morewonderfully homemade. Staff is friendly as well. If you're in Bozeman and craving some fried chicken, head this way.

The two sweet gals working the register were great! The food was good... but not stellar. I felt…read morelike the chicken was a little dry.

Amazing food. Amazing service. Perfectly priced…read more Being from California, finding authentic Asian food in Bozeman is definitely a tough one, but I-Ho did NOT disappoint! Look forward to going back.

Mediocre food. We…read moreall know Bozeman ain't known for their culinary scene and this is a great example of it. I-ho is not very special. The food looks like Korean food, but it does not taste very real or strong. Many dishes feel plain and not very exciting. One thing that stands out is the banchan, which are small side dishes. At most Korean restaurants, these come free with your meal. Here, you have to pay for them as a "flight." This feels strange and not like a true Korean dining experience. The soups are also disappointing. They look good, but the broth does not have much flavor. It tastes weak and a little bland. The tofu in the soup is not very good either. It does not have the soft texture that Korean tofu usually has. The service is fine, and the restaurant is clean and nice enough. But the food is just average. It is not bad, but it is not great either. The other Korean place in town isn't great either but still better.

Arrived shortly after it opened and didn't have to wait. The young lady who greeted us was very…read moresweet and made us feel welcomed. Food was really good and the service was excellent! Sidney was our server and she was such a pleasure and did a wonderful job. We're traveling from NC but will definitely dine there again when we go back to that area.

Beartooth Cafe. Cooke City, MT. Late June, 2026. My husband and I were traveling from Red Lodge,…read moreMT to Yellowstone National Park (northeast entrance). Unfortunately, the Beartooth Pass was closed between Red Lodge and Cooke City because of snow and high winds -- so we took the longer route that included the Chief Joseph Highway and yet still encountered some snow and sleet on the high elevation Colter Pass. Upon reaching Cooke City, we were ready to treat ourselves with some hot beverages and a piece of dessert. We stumbled upon the Beartooth Cafe. Upon entering, we informed the hostess that we were interested in hot beverages and a dessert and she apologized that they offered only "plain coffee", not the specialty coffees of a restaurant down the street. Perfect, we didn't need a fancy roast. My husband ordered a hot coffee ($3.75), while I ordered hot tea ($3.75). We split a slice of Amish Apple Pie ($11.75). The pie was delicious, and tasted home-made. My husband's coffee was good, and I was offered a tray with tea options. However, by the time taxes and tip were added, we felt that $25 was just too much for two beverages and a split dessert (even in a touristy area with a limited season). Our server was friendly, but we weren't offered refills of the coffee and/or tea until after we had already asked for our check and were ready to depart. The ambiance was Montana rustic. Free parking was directly in front of the restaurant.

After a long day fishing and wildlife viewing in YNP, this was the perfect spot for beer and pizza…read more Thank you!

We walked in after a tiring day at the park just to grab a pizza to go, but loved the set up of the…read moreplace with the bustling crowd and everyone looking like they are having a great time at the bar and at the pool table and foosball . Ended up spending some time at the bar. The bartender was cool . We took a beer on tap suggested by him which was pretty great too. Ordered tree hugger veg pizza and chicken tenders which were both good. ( there were some fries thrown in the chicken fingers box which was a pleasant guilt free surprise for me ) . All Pizzas come in standard 16inch sizes .

We thought we would give this place a try. After all it was a travel day and we normally don't cook…read moreon travel days. We had the beef burgers. Burgers are 1/2 pound and were cooked correctly. Hand cut fries were awesome. You order at the window and they bring you your food and drink. Young lady that was our server was very friendly and checked on us frequently. Outdoor seating but the weather was perfect and the tables have umbrellas. Overall worth the stop.

Burger spot right outside Yellowstone with a ton of awards! We were quickly drawn in from the…read moredisplay of all their awards. When we went they were under construction so the parking was a mess as was the seating situation, but I understand not closing down completely for a remodel. They're known for their elk and bison burgers but honestly I think their regular burger tasted better. The gamey taste is just not my favorite. The fries were pretty standard but the huckleberry milkshake was so good!! My husband brought up that milkshake again a few days later because he liked it so much.

Great service Good food and ambiance…read more The Old fashion was Amazing The feel of old fashion saloon, the type you only see in the movies.

We are out of towners and stayed in Emigent, which is an area that does not have a lot of options…read morenearby. Old Saloon was closed for the first half of the week we were there (along with all the other food options) but we managed to pop in Wednesday night after a long, exhausting day. We found half of the dining area was closed so there were only about 6 tables available, plus bar seating (we had 8 people). Service was ok, but we did have to ask for refills each time we needed one and for sugar when it was forgotten. The menu was super limited (different than what their online menu showed which was disappointing because we went for certain things and none ended up being on the menu) and really expensive for what we had to choose from (ex. $4 to add jalapeño and $4 to add bacon to a burger- insane). The food was not great. I got the Big Sky (grilled chicken sandwich with bacon) and it was dry/overcooked. Asked for it with the ranch on the side (I don't like ranch) and it was put on it and on the side. Sweet potato fries were all stuck together and just not great. Overall, maybe we caught them on a bad day, but it was the worst stop we had on our trip. We got food, we ate, it did the truck, but it was over priced and just meh.

Do yourself a favor and order the mountain man burger. After a morning full of hiking this hit the…read morespot. Maybe the best burger I've had. Service was fast. We arrived just before a wave.

From a dining point of view, Cooke City doesn't offer much...no surprise, it's a mountain town…read moreoffering a launchpad to Yellowstone. That being said, we stopped by the Bistro for dinner. The menu was bigger than I expected. I ordered a basic hamburger and my buddy got the hamburger steak. Both were actually cooked exactly how I'd do them. Well done, crispy on the outside, and salty. The fries were my type too, thin and well done. Service was fine and polite. Prices were fine. I'd go back.

I was out for a walk and found a crawfish boil. Great food and a great price. We love Red Lodge.read more

Great smash burger in small town Montana. They have really good waffle fries too and fries sauce…read more Now, 4 stars because I thought the smash burger wasn't that smashed or crispy like it should be. It wasn't thin enough. But they were super busy.

Excellent burgers and enjoyed the variety available for beer flights. The salads were well…read moreportioned and fresh. The space is comfortable and we didn't feel crowded in even with every table occupied. We came back another time to get takeout and were surprised they didn't offer that as an option. (But they had boxes so you could bring leftovers home.)

5 star rating for the bakery chef! He or she is a master, the pastries were unbelievable and the…read moreBoston cream donut was second to none. Stopped by every morning on our way into the park. An early stop provides the best/ most choices. Good on ya!