Taste of Bozeman

Upon setting foot inside the establishment, you might get the felling as if you're in a city and you step off the gritty streets into a quiet, clean, and friendly place.

Although I take slight satisfaction that the broasting process results in a slightly healthier version of fried chicken, what made this place stand out was a very tasty, well-rounded meal. The chicken was good and things got better from there. The fries were crispy and fresh, and the wedges (aka Jo-Jos) were flavorful and potato-y. The side of broccoli salad was delicious, with creamy dressing, nuts and sweet red grapes. The chilled side of marinated harvest beans were far better than average baked beans. Topping the plate off with a warm, fluffy biscuit - it's a hard meal to beat.

Fresh, flavorful food, good service, decent prices - makes an overall treat.

Note:

Although their Web site feels a bit rushed (there are a few outstanding typos and development text), Bozeman Broaster accepts online ordering - which when I tried to place my order did not go through a secure protocol (https), although upon visiting their site again recently it appears they have fixed this issue. Never use your credit card online when you cannot verify a secure connection.