Guidebook for Bozeman
Food Scene
The best morning breakfast a la French patisserie. They also have coffee, awesome bread, sandwiches...I cannot say enough good things.
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Wild Crumb
600 N Wallace AveThe best morning breakfast a la French patisserie. They also have coffee, awesome bread, sandwiches...I cannot say enough good things.
Copper Whiskey Bar and Grill
101 E Main StThis is a good place to eat downtown after 9pm.
This place opens at 6am. Only place to get breakfast that early. Also, it is in one of the oldest buildings in Bozeman (~1872), famous for their cinnamon rolls. If you fish, you probably need to eat here before heading out to the river.
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Western Café
443 E Main StThis place opens at 6am. Only place to get breakfast that early. Also, it is in one of the oldest buildings in Bozeman (~1872), famous for their cinnamon rolls. If you fish, you probably need to eat here before heading out to the river.
Drinks & Nightlife
They have a bazillion beers on tap and the wait staff is VERY knowledgeable. Full menu, too.
Rooftop seating, when you want to soak up suds and sun.
Music almost every night.
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Bozeman Taproom
101 N Rouse AveThey have a bazillion beers on tap and the wait staff is VERY knowledgeable. Full menu, too.
Rooftop seating, when you want to soak up suds and sun.
Music almost every night.
Sightseeing
This Bozeman museum (and Planetarium) will not only tell you local history (and star viewing) but also has access to traveling shows that are much more accessible here then elsewhere in the country.
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I-Museum of the Rockies
600 W Kagy BlvdThis Bozeman museum (and Planetarium) will not only tell you local history (and star viewing) but also has access to traveling shows that are much more accessible here then elsewhere in the country.