Food in Bozeman

bobcatmaniac · Post by **bobcatmaniac** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 10:12 am

Does anybody remember Many's on Main street about thirty years ago, small little diner, but what good cookin'.

Cat Grad · Post by **Cat Grad** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 10:21 am

bobcatmaniac wrote:Does anybody remember Many's on Main street about thirty years ago, small little diner, but what good cookin'.

Pretty greasy

But the bunch I hung out with usually had so much beer in us we didn't notice and the food would have been better if Manny spent as much time cooking as he did fishing

vike_king · Post by **vike_king** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 10:23 am

ChiOCat wrote:
vike_king wrote:
ChiOCat wrote:
vike_king wrote:
El_Gato wrote:Warning to any Furman fans thinking of taking in a Pickle Barrel sandwich from the shop on College: YOU CAN'T EAT IT THERE!!! There's no seating inside (hell, there's barely enough room to change your mind), and I doubt you'll want to dine on the mezzanine, I mean the one picnic table outside!

If you do go in there, just look around (that'll take a half a second) and realize that the owner's a GAZILLIONAIRE!!!
Then order a whole cheesesteak, get your two free pickles, go to a store to get a coke(I think he only stocks pepsi products) and have the ultimate taste sensation in Montana!
Of course he means "go to Joe's Parkway and get some coke. And beer!"
Hell yes girl! If Joe were still there he would even cash their South Carolinian check!!!! Seriously!
And give them a free porn mag. He was great to work for, but man was a a perv!

Are you kidding me! All those years I went in there and was too chicken to purchase the porn!!!!! LOL

liqud360 · Post by **liqud360** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 1:10 am

I think a great place to go is the pickle barrell. They have a sandwich there called a cheese steak. Its really good. I like it. Wish I had one. Funny that no one else has mentioned how good these sandwiches are. They contain steak that is cooked and cheese...lots and lots of cheese...ummm, cheese.

Ok, enough of that...I would suggest "La Parilla's" Great, Great Mexican grill! I always get the "Clay special" with chicken instead of steak. Its a Mongo Wrap filled with cilantro-lime rice, grilled chicken, two lines of stash, two lins of ranch, cheese, sourcream, guac, and your choice of salsa's (I like the roasted corn). A must stop whenever I go to Bozeman for a fishing trip. Make sure you get some "Stash" on the side. Its hotter than Alabama asphalt in July!

CatFan54 · Post by **CatFan54** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 10:34 am

vike_king wrote:
ChiOCat wrote:
vike_king wrote:
ChiOCat wrote:
vike_king wrote:
El_Gato wrote:Warning to any Furman fans thinking of taking in a Pickle Barrel sandwich from the shop on College: YOU CAN'T EAT IT THERE!!! There's no seating inside (hell, there's barely enough room to change your mind), and I doubt you'll want to dine on the mezzanine, I mean the one picnic table outside!

If you do go in there, just look around (that'll take a half a second) and realize that the owner's a GAZILLIONAIRE!!!
Then order a whole cheesesteak, get your two free pickles, go to a store to get a coke(I think he only stocks pepsi products) and have the ultimate taste sensation in Montana!
Of course he means "go to Joe's Parkway and get some coke. And beer!"
Hell yes girl! If Joe were still there he would even cash their South Carolinian check!!!! Seriously!
And give them a free porn mag. He was great to work for, but man was a a perv!
Are you kidding me! All those years I went in there and was too chicken to purchase the porn!!!!! LOL

One year I lived in Alderson House behind Joe's Parkway. Talk about convenience! It was never too cold, snowy, rainy, or anything else to get a Keg and/or a Cheese Steak when you are that close. I also met the owner of the Barrel up at Bridger Bowl at the PB on the Hill when I was a Freshman. He found out I was from NE Montana and loved the pheasant hunting in my neck of the woods. From that point on, everytime he saw me he would stop and BS about the pheasant populations and buy me a beer or two. Great guy.