Bozeman is a hotbed of adventure and exploration. The most underrated aspect of the town, however, is the food. The best restaurants in Bozeman are found downtown where visitors can find everything from fine dining to quick, healthy options.
Each time I visit Bozeman, I do my best to try new restaurants. More and more pop up each year that have their own unique flare. Take advantage of the wonderful restaurant choices next time you visit.
20 Best Restaurants in Bozeman
Below are the 20 best restaurants to visit in Bozeman. Whenever I head to a new city I heavily rely on reviews of restaurants to help me decide where to eat.
My recommendations for the list below are compiled from personal experiences and reviews for the top-rated restaurants in Bozeman.
1. South 9th Bistro (Best Restaurant in Bozeman Overall)
South 9th Bistro has been recognized by TripAdvisor several times. Ever since 2016, it’s been rated as the top Bozeman restaurant. What’s more, in 2020 and 2021, it received the TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award.
If these accomplishments don’t convince you to visit, perhaps the charm, the service, and the food will.
South 9th Bistro is easy to spot as it is located in an orange Victorian home. The restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating and the service is sure to please.
The menu features a selection of French-American plates all made from scratch (including vegetarian and gluten-free options). I tried the wild mushroom risotto on my visit to South 9th, and I can tell you, it lives up to the hype.
South 9th Bistro Info
Address: 721 S 9th Ave, Bozeman, MT 59715
Phone: +1 (406) 404-1244
Operating Hours: 5pm-8pm, Tue-Sat
Must-Try Meals: Coquilles St. Jacques (sea scallops), 16+oz Cognac-marinated Grilled Ribeye, Black Truffle Wild Mushroom Risotto.
Average Cost: $12-$20 per starter, $32-47 per main, $10 for desserts
Website: south9thbistro.com
2. Nova Cafe (Best Brunch in Bozeman)
Located in the heart of downtown Bozeman, Nova Cafe offers a unique breakfast and brunch menu that features local ingredients. The cafe itself is bright and bustling and has been around since 2005.
The website also displays the various locals they have partnerships with for their ingredients.
You’re guaranteed to be satisfied at Nova Cafe. Whether you’re looking for a classic breakfast of eggs, toast, and sausages, an omelet, or something sweet like pancakes or french toast, your cravings will be…
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