I-Ho's Korean Grill
Finding places to eat in Bozeman that won’t hurt your bank has become increasingly difficult. For the sake of simplicity, we have selected meals that range in price from $10-20. Whether you’re on a tight budget or looking for a new recommendation, here are ten affordable lunch spots in Bozeman.

BagelWorks
Despite being a bagel specialty spot, BagelWorks is diverse in its options for a well-rounded lunch. The lunch-specific menu ranges from a BLT, priced at $9, to a Lox Bagel, priced at $13, showcasing the range the small bagel shop works with. If bagels aren’t your thing, they have signature sandwiches like the Toastacado and the 3 Little Pigs. These sandwiches range from $6 to $13, minus add-ons, and are delicious.

Five on Black
Five on Black showcases Brazilian street food in five simple selection steps: base, grill/protein, side, sauce, and up to three Brazilian toppings. They offer three sizes; small (9.75), large (14.50), and kids (6.00). It’s healthy and fresh, and gluten-free as a bonus — real food made from scratch every day, just for you.

Cosmic Pizza
Founded by Ken Burger, Cosmic Pizza opened its doors in Bozeman in 2002, to introduce southwest Montana to a new kind of pizza experience. The daily special in Bozeman, for $8, includes two large slices of pizza and a soda. In Belgrade, two large slices of pizza and a beer will set you back $9.95.

Colombo’s Pizza
Colombo’s Pizza has a slogan: “Try Something Original,” and the available options back that claim. Options range from hot and cold sandwiches to pasta dishes and unique combination pizzas. They also offer gluten-free options for pizza and pasta, along with a salad bar. By the slice, pizza is $3, with specialty pizza priced at $3.75 per slice. Sandwiches range from a small cold turkey sub ($7) to a large hot sausage sub ($15). Pasta dishes range from regular-size ravioli ($12) to large-portioned eggplant parmesan ($15).

Low-Key Sandwiches
Serving fast, fresh meals, Low-Key Sandwiches features "global sandwiches and local ingredients". Off the Grill ranges from hot pastrami ($12) to Cubano ($15). Deli sandwiches range from a BLT ($9) to the Dagwood ($14). The kids’ menu includes grilled cheese and the kids’ cold cut for $7 each. The Low-Key burger category ranges from the Low-Key veggie ($12) to the maniac ($17).

Western Cafe
The Western Cafe specializes in American home cooking. The lunch options include cold sandwiches, hot sandwiches, lunch plates, and specialty plates. The lunch plate starts at $8.50 with the lunch wrap; cold sandwiches start at $6.50 with the egg salad; hot sandwiches start at $7.25 with the grilled ham and cheese, and specialty plates start at $9 with the roast beef sandwich. Fountain drinks and iced tea are priced at $2, while tea, coffee, juice, and milk are $1.50. Overall, The Western Cafe is quite affordable, and is known for its sense of community.

Pickle Barrel
Pickle Barrel is a local institution that offers exceptional flavor, friendly service, and a commitment to excellence. Each sandwich is unique in flavor and style. There are two sizes offered: the small (6”), which includes sandwiches such as the tuna salad ($7.25) and the #23 Steak with American cheese, mushrooms, peppers, and onions ($10.25), and the large (9”), which includes sandwiches such as the ham slam ($9.35) and the sheepherder’s special ($12.95). Don’t forget your free pickle!

Backcountry Burger Bar
Backcountry Burger Bar uses Montana-raised and processed beef and bison, and hand-cut local potatoes. The menu is comprised of soups and salads, burgers and sandwiches, and smalls. Soups and salads range from French onion soup ($8) to the Cobb salad ($13). Burgers and sandwiches range from Backcountry ($11) to Marias ($16). Smalls range from house-cut French fries ($4.50) to haystack onion rings ($11).

Mama Mac’s Bakery and Sandwich Shop
Mama Mac’s Bakery and Sandwich Shop offers an excellent, hand-made lunch at a family-owned deli with four main sections in the menu: From the Grill; Specialty Sandwiches; Kids’ menu, and the Soup, Salads and Combos. From the Grill contains half sandwiches — grilled cheese ($5) and the hot ham and Swiss ($9.50), and full sandwiches — also the grilled cheese ($7) and the Philly cheese steak (12.50). The specialty sandwiches also include half sandwiches — the veggie sandwich ($7.75) and the turkey, avocado, and bacon sandwich ($10), and full sandwiches — again, the veggie sandwich ($9.75) and the classic club ($12).

I-Ho’s Korean Grill
With a cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and a menu bursting with mouthwatering dishes, I-Ho’s Korean Grill is the perfect place to unwind and savor a delightful meal. Appetizers range from edamame ($7) to Korean chicken wings ($16). The main dishes range from Noodles of Korea ($15) to Gal-Bi-Bob, a type of Korean short ribs ($26).

Dining in restaurants doesn’t have to be expensive, especially with affordable options just around the corner. Take in the Bozeman atmosphere in any of the local establishments mentioned above. Enjoy various meals without exceeding your budget or being too cautious about new recommendations.