restaurants

So many of us have fallen in love with the convenience of DoorDash and other delivery services. The pandemic was one thing. Now it's an enormous time saver. However, I'm now concerned with reports of local restaurants taking a much bigger hit on these types of orders.

If you've ever wanted to own your own bar or restaurant, now may be the time to seize the day. Montana establishments that haven't changed hands in a very long time are on the market.

I've sort of lost perspective of the cost of basic things in the last 18 months. Turns out, Bozeman has it's own brand of hefty inflation. Supply chain issues are VERY serious around here and those problems are hitting the restaurants big time.

This isn't a full list so don't freak out. It's just a list of my favorites. The Gallatin Valley is blessed with really great options for outdoor drinking and dining.

We can't wait to grab a burger and a shake at Mark's In & Out!

The Gallatin County Health Board made a huge announcement.

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon praised Wyomingites' response and cited it as a reason cases have declined around the state.

Twenty-three new deaths were confirmed by the Wyoming Department of Health on Monday.

The Robin. The Burrito Shop. Manny's. The list is long and lengthy with plenty of memories for these Bozeman businesses that aren't around anymore. It's OK to reminisce, so we did...

Bold decisions have to be made by area business owners and we'll be counting the days until Blacksmith Italian reopens their doors. Operating with so many restrictions can be not just challenging, but cost prohibitive to certain stores. THEY WILL BE BACK!

Expect a lot of single serve condiment packets, waiting outside, no salad bars and max capacity to be 50% or less than normal when Gallatin County restaurants, bars and breweries re-open their dining rooms on Monday, May 4th.

If you are looking for fun during the week, these are the places around Bozeman that have fun events to check out.