Little Star Diner
548 E Babcock StA seasonal dinner menu shaped by ingredients from the restaurant’s own farm and other local growers.
Step out.
Make Bozeman your own.
Explore Dan & Jodi’s favorite restaurants, coffee, pastries, and chocolate near Vintage Estate, with walking directions from 506 E Babcock Street.
Bozeman on foot · Local favoritesDowntown Bozeman dining.
Downtown Bozeman dining.
A few favorite tables.
Part of feeling at home is knowing where to go. These are places owners Dan & Jodi love, from dinner on Babcock to pastries, tea, and chocolate around downtown and a little farther afield.
Blackbird
140 E Main StWood-fired pizza, pasta, and a downtown setting for an evening around the table.
Revelry
24 N Tracy AveA downtown option for brunch, lunch, or dinner with a varied menu for your group.
Izakaya Three Fish
321 E Main StAn intimate Japanese dining experience with a seasonal tasting menu. Check availability and dietary accommodations directly.
Vienne
101 S Wallace AveA French bakery and café that also offers evening dining. A nearby stop for pastries or a longer meal.
Steep Mountain Teahouse
402 E Main StA pause on Main Street for loose-leaf tea and a rotating selection of pastries and treats.
La Châtelaine Chocolat Co.
110 S Rouse AveThe South Rouse chocolate shop, for something sweet to bring back to the estate.
Jam!
25 W Main StBreakfast and lunch with playful variations on familiar favorites. Check the current waitlist arrangements before heading out.
Treeline Coffee · At the Lark
136 W Main StBozeman-roasted coffee at the corner of Main and Grand, with a patio for a downtown pause. A longer stroll along Main Street.
PreShift Café & Pizzeria
315 E Main StA neighborhood café and pizzeria on East Main, for an easy meal out or pizza to bring back to your suite.
Sweet Peaks Ice Cream
411 E Main StThe East Main ice cream shop, for a sweet stop while exploring downtown or after dinner.
Wild Crumb
600 N Wallace Ave · A little farther afieldArtisan breads, croissants, and pastries in the Northeast neighborhood. A longer walk from the estate, worth planning into a morning out.
Dan & Jodi avoid seed oils. These are their personal favorites, not a guarantee about ingredients or preparation. Ask each restaurant about cooking fats, substitutions, and your dietary needs before ordering. Menus, hours, and availability can change.
Ask Jen to help plan your time in Bozeman ↓A little closer to the life you came forOut into town.
Out into town.
Back to your people.
