Nice owner. Fun reading in the restroom. Simple food and a great place to chill with your dad while…read morehe talks with the guys! lol

This is a great little restaurant to visit. Always friendly staff and great food. Nothing…read morecomplicated on the menu and lots of side choices for that sammy. If you have missed this gem you need to check it out.

Fort Rockvale has been remodeled from my first visit…read more It's an improvement. I stopped in for breakfast late one morning. It wasn't busy so I was seated right away. The salad bar for lunch was already set up, but there wasn't anybody in that area of the dining room. The breakfast menu is standard, and one item could be ordered as a skillet or a scramble depending on how you wanted your eggs. I opted for the skillet. It was an unusual skillet in that the bacon was really bacon crumbles. Nothing wrong with that, but it made it very hard to tell the difference between the bacon and the potatoes, which were small and nearly the same color. Overall, it did not look appetizing. There was a lot of food, but it was monochromatic with the eggs the only color, everything else was dark brown. I was hesitant. Fortunately, it tasted much better than it looked. The bacon crumbles were crispy enough to give some texture and the potatoes. some crispy, some not, were a middle point between the bacon and the eggs. While it tasted fine, maybe it wasn't the best thing to order, or the best time of day to order it. I suspect this place isn't used to having customers in the late morning. Oddly, there was no-one in the casino section so am not sure why there wasn't any attention given to the details. One thing -- does the only TV in the restaurant have to be on the 24-hour "need legal help" infomercial looping the same 15-minute segment? Takeaway: don't come here alone or without something to read.

Good salad bar. Great place for a morning breakfast. Coffee is good and poured freely. Local…read morefarmers and ranchers gathering place.

So not only was their breakfast burrito the absolute bomb, the service was equally as impressive…read more And the best part of this sweet delight which will bring joy to your palate, are the way the ingredients are arranged. Each bite seemingly gets better than the previous one. There is an art to arranging ingredients that this truck seems to know quite well. This truck gets my highest recommendation for super yummy. Worth following them for the long term.

Great food!! Wish they could be open for dinner times!!!! Their menu has awesome combos of…read moredifferent foods, like their breakfast burritos and waffle combinations!

Best food in town, and amazing service. Favorite place to stop on the way to Mystic Lake!read more

Suppose you're looking for great customer service and great food. This is the place to stop. You…read morewill be greeted by the owner with a wonderful smile. Also has the best hashbrowns

We popped in after riding from Cody on the bikes. Really good selection for breakfast. I had the…read morebreakfast burrito while my riding partner had the odd combo of big ass bun, chili, and breakfast sausage. Good hot coffee with attentive service you can go wrong.

WIN 356! I defeated…read morethe 12-Egg Omelette Challenge at The Cracked Egg, in Laurel, Montana. Contestants have 30 minutes to finish off a dozen egg omelette, along with 2-3 pounds of hashbrowns. For the omelette, you can choose either double meat, or 1 meat + 1 vegetable, & cheese. I chose rib dip, baby spinach, & Swiss cheese. Rib dip is shredded beef. I took my last bite, right before the time expired. For winning, I received the $36 meal for free, a hat, & a spot on the wall of fame. For dessert, we had a huckleberry cream cheese cinnamon roll! I am only their 2nd winner out of 55 attempts. *Since attempting this challenge, the restaurant has switched to an only breakfast menu. Therefore, rib dip is no longer on the menu, as they had served it on a lunch sandwich.

Our group of semi-local "lunch ladies" thoroughly enjoyed our stop. Service was great and the food…read morewas tasty and generous. (Make a point of ordering the side of fruit - fresh berries, grapes and pineapple) We have made plans to return!

Great food, great service, great little spot to stop for some tasty home cooking! Perfect little…read moresetting for a small mountain town that's just off the path!

A very small, rustic and utterly charming local eatery in Laurel Montana. Be warned, this place…read moreoozes Montana...if you can't eat with deer mounts gazing down on you do not come here. The food and service was incredible and they were very busy. I loved it!

This was our lunch spot while traveling through town. We decided to split a club sandwich and fries…read moreand OMG so glad we split it. The portion was HUGE. The double decker sandwich stuffed with meat and fresh veggies was delicious. It was so big, it was hard to open my mouth wide enough to take a bite. The fries were fresh and hot. They were the kind of fries that have a little skin on them. Tasted like the fresh fries at the Mn State Fair, one of our fav eating stops. Our server was awesome! I was trying to download a book onto my reader and not having luck with WiFi so she helped me connect. The place is definitely a cafe vibe. We saddled up to the stools at the cafe bar. You know it's good when the locals fill the seats (hence having to stool it). Great stop!

Had a great burger and beer. The staff was very friendly even with the huge crowd. Went back a…read morenight later and had a salad. Both times were great.

The food is decent... But the last couple times I was in the service was very slow, considering all…read morethe empty tables. I wish the prices weren't as high since this is my son's favorite place to get a burger.

Quiet on a Sunday morning. I guess that's good being a Sunday and all at barely daylight o clock…read more Still, it's a classic small town bar, in fact it's about the only place in town serving food at all. Buckeye just happens to have a bar and a slot machine casino. At this time of the morning there were a couple of people at the slot machines, two older men having breakfast and .... Was that a beer?....already? Anyway, the food was just okay. I suppose asking for lunch in the morning throws off the cook who might still be thinking breakfast. The bar-casino a few miles down the road (or is up the road?) was better, I think. The people were nice -- nice in the classic small town way that makes it a why-am-I-not living here-all-the-time, way. I'd stop here again, and probably will since it's on my way to a place I visit frequently. But maybe next time I'll try breakfast during breakfast hours and maybe a drink because maybe those people having beer were on to something. Choices. It's all about choices.

I have been harassed for having my ptsd service dog with me 3 times by the cook Paul. Once in the…read morerestaurant and twice as I was entering. It's a small town. I have heard Paul telling people my dog is not a service animal. Well- she is! 2 doctors certified her. I wouldn't eat anything he cooks anyway. From his horrible customer services to threatening me- I wouldn't trust any food coming out of his kitchen. I will bring legal council!

I just stopped for gas and decided to run in for some water. Smart water was 2 for $3 or $1.99ea…read more Naturally, I decided I may as well get 2 now and skip getting 1 at the next gas stop. The gal behind the counter was assisting a gentleman and I found myself paying close attention to the transaction. I'm a hard sell and I was sold! She was so kind and patient as he counted out change to pay. Then worked on gathering his purchase, before setting it aside again to count out a small amount of change to tip her. She was so gracious and I found my mood bumped up a notch or 12. She smiled warmly and greeted me as she rang me up. I left with my $3 in water, a spring in my step and a smile on my face. The world can sure use a little kindness & patience. Bravo!