Feed Cafe - Bozeman

Everything we had was good, except the pancakes were just okay. Cool atmosphere. We did wait in line for a while, but it was worth it. When you reach the front of the line you have to be ready to order, then they give you a number for you to pick a table. The rosemary vanilla latte was a nice surprise.

Visiting Bozeman was quite an experience! The French toast is absolutely out of this world. However, the Pastrami Hash and Veggie Hash were disappointing, as they were mostly just potatoes with very little pastrami and vegetables—just take a look at the pictures. The eggs, on the other hand, were fantastic. Unfortunately, it feels a bit unfair to pay a premium for dishes that don't deliver as expected. The Muffin Donut also tasted more like a muffin than a donut. The coffee was decent, but the decaf americano was exceptional. In summary, I recommend just going for the French toast—it's the standout here! (By the way, we tried the Speck and found it to be way too salty.)

This charming farm-to-table restaurant not only serves delicious food but also offers a variety of local products. They source their coffee from an excellent roaster, resulting in a truly exceptional brew. While I hope they could expand their menu with a few more options, what they do offer is consistently excellent. It's a fantastic spot for breakfast, with lovely shaded outdoor seating that’s perfect before the traffic picks up.

Once I placed my order, I found a table, and there were also outdoor seating options perfect for those with pets. I tried their house-made syrups in my latte along with non-dairy milk options. I opted for a vanilla bean latte with coriander sea salt and oat milk, both of which were delicious, and the espresso was quite good as well. I also ordered the veggie hash (the vegan option, marked in green in the photo), along with pancakes, the Elchburger, and the Paddel, all of which looked appealing. Despite the staff being incredibly busy, they remained friendly and attentive throughout. The restaurant has an open parking lot, although it was a bit narrow, making it a challenge to find parking for larger vehicles.

How funny! The name to begin.?Feed?, such a big name, not to mention, the building looks like a barn. At the entrance it looks like a gift shop. When we waited in the line, we saw all funny little things to buy. We picked up some things when we were in front of the border. Your food is delicious, HUGE portions, without salt, when we were asked to be on the table, but we didn't ask if we had anything. But they were pretty busy. The setup is really cool, you order, pay, then choose a table. The building is rustic, beautiful, antique style. Beautiful atmosphere, fun place for a good breakfast! In any case, this place would visit again!