Things to do in Bozeman
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Plonk
Where to go for a drawn-out three-martini, gossipy lunch, Plonk serves an innovative nouveau American meets French bistro menu. Dishes look and taste great, and are made from local organic products when possible. In summer the entire front opens up, letting light and cool breezes enter the long building, which also has a shotgun bar and pressed-tin ceilings. The sidewalk seating in the sun is equally lovely.
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John Bozeman's Bistro
This local landmark with a fabulous wine list offers more sophistication than a typical Montana roadhouse. Located 8 miles west of town, the menu is meat-oriented with juicy steaks featured prominently. Sleek booths, old cowboy photos and a mounted longhorn head create the ambience. Those on a budget will appreciate the cheaper bar menu; vegetarians can chow down on a daily meatless plate.
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La Tinga
Simple and cheap, La Tinga is no-frills dining at its tastiest. The tiny order-at-the-counter taco joint makes a delicious version of the Mexican pork dish it is named after, and lots of freshly made tacos starting at just $1.50 (there's also a lunch combo deal for less than $7). No wonder one of Bozeman's newer restaurants is packed all the time.
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Burger Bob's
This Old West greasy spoon has been serving cold beer and loaded burgers long enough to be considered a Bozeman institution. The menu features dozens of burgers topped with pretty much everything, other sandwich staples and a mixture of domestic and small-batch beer on draft.
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Bozeman Hot Springs
Located in the same geothermal ecosystem as Yellowstone, the area around Bozeman is home to around a dozen of Montana's 61 hot springs. Soak away your aches and pains in the pools, sauna and steam-room at Bozeman Hot Springs, 8 miles west of town off US 191.
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Bridger Bowl Ski Area
Only in Montana would you find a nonprofit ski resort. But the excellent community- owned Bridger Bowl Ski Area, 16 miles north of Bozeman, is just that. It's known for its fluffy, light powder and unbeatable prices - especially for children under 12.
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Museum of the Rockies
Montana State University's Museum of the Rockies is the most entertaining natural history museum in Montana, with dinosaur exhibits, early Native American art and laser shows.
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Molly Brown
Popular with students, this noisy dive bar offers 20 beers on tap and eight pool tables for getting your game on.
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Bear Canyon Campground
Bear Canyon Campground is on top of a hill with great views of the surrounding valley. There's even a pool.
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Zebra Cocktail Lounge
Inside the Bozeman Hotel, this place is the epicenter of the local live music scene.
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