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🇺🇸 Livingston
7 places across Parts Unknown & No Reservations
Every Place Bourdain Visited in Livingston
7 placesMint Bar and Grill
North Main Street
Tony had beers at this bar that opened in the 1920s.
Meal at Jim Harrison's house
South Main Street
Tony ate with renowned poet Jim Harrison, who also wrote books about food. Jim's friend Dan cooked some spatchcock Hungarian partridge, liver loaf with elk meat, beets, quail in aspic, elk carpacchio, smoked trout.
The Old Saloon
Railroad Ln
Tony had beers here
Pinky's Cafe
South Main Street
Pasty. Meat and potatoes in a dough and covered in gravy.
2nd Street Bistro
North 2nd Street
Best chef in Montana, according to Tony. Buffalo, elk, and chicken gallantine, pork rilette. Braised whitefish stuffed with lightly smoked trout with a white butter sauce. Lavender rack of lamb with potatoes. Shortribs with morels. All local ingredients
Dan Bailey's Fly Shop
West Park Street
Tony bought some fly fishing gear
The Historic Murray Hotel
N 2nd St
"I like a hotel with a past," says Tony. He had a drink in the hotel bar with writer Jim Harrison
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