Valhalla Meadery

One of the coolest alcohol experiences Ive had, all the mead was delicious and very unique + palatable for such high ABV beverages. A decent selection of the food is homemade and both the quality and presentation of everything we ate was top notch. The owner/bartender/chef Dylan and his awesome dog took care of us and made really us feel at home. You can tell this place is a product of passion and love for tradition + heritage. Make sure you check out the mini viking museum upstairs and feel all the beautiful pelts!

My husband and I stopped in here a few weeks ago and really enjoyed it. The gentleman pouring was very helpful on deciding which meads would make for a good flight. If you go in at happy hour the menu says right on it which food items are half off for happy hour, it just takes about 60 seconds of reading the menu to find it all. I love this place. Anyone who appreciates mead should stop by.

Valhalla is a favorite of my military son and he makes sure he spends time there when he is home. Then when he flies away he always takes several bottles away. The guys are always more than helpful with this Mom, when I attempt to get just the right mead for him when I get to visit. This is an AMAZING Meadery - check it out.

This is a super cool spot located in Bozeman. Me and my friends loved the mead, for never trying it before, this hands down was a phenomenal first time experience. The food was also extremely delicious, I would recommend the Mac N cheese, so good! (I highly suggest not having a dog on the serving floor, it is not a good fit for this industry.) I will definitely be coming back! With more friends!

I want to start my review by highlighting that we had amazing food and drinks. However, as someone who has worked as a server and in the restaurant industry for over a year, the service my table received was rather unsettling. We walked in and the downstairs was full, our server, Doris (shorter with long black hair, I believe she gave us a fake name as she knew she'd treated us poorly), offered our party a table upstairs. We placed our drink orders downstairs, where she glared at all of us and our IDs with disgust (we are all of legal age with real IDs, she questioned one member of our party as if she was 17). After 10 minutes of sitting upstairs with our Mead, Doris SHOUTS from the bottom floor that she would like us to move back downstairs. After we have already been seated and served. We immediately moved downstairs, and she proceeded to send rather unfriendly glances towards our table for the duration of our meal. We were nothing but kind and received rather passive aggressive service. I'm not one to leave reviews, but as a restaurant employee I found it something that should not go unnoticed by the end of our meal. It appeared as if we a server who knew their manager wasn't watching.