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Unique and Interesting Watering Holes in Montana

Unique and Interesting Watering Holes in Montana

    Are you looking to have a wonderful night on the town, Bozeman-style? But what does a night on the town look like in Bozeman? Lots! From clubs with flashing lights and bass-dropping music to dive bars with a classic cowboy feel, Bozeman has it all! Check out the Montana Gift Corral’s blog this week on five unique and interesting watering holes in Bozeman! From classics that everyone’s been to a time or two to speakeasies that just opened, there’s something for everyone in beautiful Bozeman! .

Valhalla Meadery

Five Unique and Interesting Watering Holes in Montana

Photos courtesy of Issa Rabideaux

    The Hall of the Slain is what the Old Norse word “Valhöll” translates to and is the origin of the word Valhalla. Valhalla is the mythical hall for the dead in Norse mythology where fallen soldiers can wait for the day when Odin calls upon them to fight in Ragnarok, the end of times. Thankfully, losing your life in battle isn’t required to enjoy Bozeman’s new winery, Valhalla Meadery! Valhalla Meadery is a refreshing and beautiful winery located north of Bozeman’s Cannery District. However, Valhalla Meadery doesn’t serve wine, but one of the oldest versions of alcohol, mead! And their mead is made with Montana’s best honey. To make it even better, Valhalla Meadery offers a small food menu inspired by Scandinavian cuisine that is beautifully plated and absolutely delicious! Don’t forget to stop by the next Sunday you can, that’s game night at Valhalla Meadery and the more the merrier!
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Devils Toboggan

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    Take a step back in time to the days of speakeasies, gangsters, and flappers with Bozeman’s latest tavern! The Devil’s Toboggan is a new “speakeasy” in Bozeman’s growing Cannery District. The Devil’s Toboggan features elegant decor, designed to make you feel like you just stepped into The Great Gatsby and a fantastic cocktail menu. But don’t let the fancy lighting, classy couches, elegant glass bar, and sophisticated styles the servers wear intimidate you, after all, it’s still Bozeman. Which means that The Devil’s Toboggan has some amazingly tasty treats and a warm and welcoming community that makes this speakeasy the perfect blend of bustling Bozeman, small-town community, and 1920’s class.

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Crystal Bar

Five Unique and Interesting Watering Holes in Montana

Five Unique and Interesting Watering Holes in Montana

Inside photo courtesy of Crystal Bar, Rooftop photo courtesy of Kathryn Manning on Google

    Take a trip to Bozeman’s small-town past with a trip to the Crystal Bar! The Crystal Bar is located at the heart of Downtown Bozeman near the Copper Whiskey Bar and Grill and the Zocalo Coffe House. And if you’re looking for a classical cowboy dive-bar, the Crystal Bar is the place for you. The Crystal Bar features walls heavily decorated from years of love, a pool table, a foosball table, and fantastic prices. The Crystal Bar has even been described by patrons as Downtown Bozeman’s very own “Cheers”, the atmosphere is more than enough to keep the place packed. To make your visit to the Crystal Bar even better stop by in the summer and enjoy their rooftop bar. When at the Crystal Bar you can enjoy gorgeous views of Downtown Bozeman, drink great beer and be a part of the Bozeman family! 

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    Stop by one, two or all of these wonderful watering holes you can find in Bozeman! From classy and elegant speakeasies to crowded and rowdy cowboy bars to wineries straight from the days of Vikings, Bozeman as a tavern for everybody. So grab your friends, designate your DD, and go find the tavern that’s perfect for you! Just remember to have fun and be safe.  

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By: Issa Rabideaux

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