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Downtown Bozeman Restaurant Week is not only delicious, but it's a fun chance to catch up with friends over some cocktails (or mocktails)! We've put together a list of some of the great bargains you'll find at restaurants and bars.

The foodie scene in Montana has come a long way, and Bozeman's Restaurant Week is one of the best ways to check out the best new restaurants and bars. It's also a great reason to visit the 'old favorites' if it's been a while.

Montana has some of the coolest, funkiest, and most historic bars and saloons in America. Some are award-winning, while others are simply a community gathering place. Montana's small town bars are packed with character.

If you don't drink alcohol, or just aren't drinking alcohol today, it can be frustrating finding delicious mocktails when you're out on the town. Sure, you can order just about any famous drink without the booze - but often the same attention to taste and appearance is not paid to those drinks without alcohol.

Montanans love to have a good time and many do that through alcohol, so where does Montana rank when it comes to bars, booze, and fun?

Experience Montana's Western heritage at the three best cowboy bars according to the folks over at a popular Montana website

Montana dive bars. They're not everyone's cup of tea but they're certainly my cup of tea. Dare I say that dive bars define the locality of a town? Not sure. I just know that I love them as do many a Montanan. A few of the best have left us, but here's a list of what locals had to say when asked about their favorite dive bar in Montana.

Montana is known as a state that loves a drink or two and now one popular town has made the 2024 list for drunkest towns in America.

Montana's drink of choice has been revealed - Learn about the thriving Montana bar scene and the local breweries and distilleries that craft delicious drinks.

Across the great state of Montana, you'll find a variety of unique dive bars or watering holes, as some like to call them. Quite a few of the bars you'll find in the state have been around for decades and are considered local landmarks. There's an interesting fact about bars in Montana that you may not know about if you're a newcomer...

We asked, and you answered! Here are a few bars in the Gallatin Valley that locals love.

This Butte bar has been part of the community for over 100 years, and it's great to see them back.