The Decadent Breakfast Plates At Nova Cafe In Montana Will Have Your Mouth Watering In No Time

There’s nothing like a great breakfast plate to start your day off right. In bustling Bozeman, Montana, Nova Cafe has earned a reputation for delivering unique and decadent breakfasts to hungry customers. The little cafe has long been a local favorite, and it’s easy to see why.

Located in historic downtown Bozeman, Nova Cafe opened its doors in 2005 and has been serving up delicious breakfast plates ever since.

This popular all-day breakfast cafe is locally owned and operated, and sources its ingredients from local farms and ranches whenever possible. Nova’s coffee even comes from Rockford Coffee Roasters, a local Bozeman cafe and roasting company.

Step inside past the charming storefront and you’ll be greeted with a retro diner atmosphere, with unique and colorful artwork by local artists adorning the walls.

It’s hard to choose a dish from this eclectic menu.

Offerings range from classic dishes like "The Standard" – two eggs any style and two pieces of bacon or sausage links – to inspired creations like the "Forbidden Hash Bowl," which features forbidden black rice and sweet potatoes among other ingredients.

Omelettes, creative twists on eggs benedict, and breakfast tacos are all favorites among Nova Cafe regulars.

And everything’s better with a side of home fries.

For those with a sweet tooth, you don’t want to miss out on the pancakes, french toast, and waffles.

Specials change frequently, so keep an eye out for seasonal offerings like hot cocoa peppermint pancakes. You’ll want to check out the bakery menu, too! Nova Cafe’s bakery serves cupcakes, muffins, scones, banana bread, and more.

Complement your meal with a delicious hot or cold beverage, including unique seasonal specials like the honey lavender latte or spiced winter cider - or try the fresh-squeezed juice offered year-round.

For more information about Nova Cafe, visit its website or Facebook page.

Have you been to Nova Cafe? What was your favorite dish on the menu?