Passing through on a road trip stopped in for lunch, had there BLT with house made chips , very…read moregood , great service, glad we stopped in would definitely eat there again

I went into this with super low expectations. It was the only restaurant in town and looked super…read moresketch from the outside. But inside was nice and clean and service was great. Food was yummy too. The only things keeping it from 5 stars was the price. But if you're the only joint in town you can kinda charge what you want haha.

My wife and I dined here for lunch after she raved over the food and the amazing owners. As we…read moreentered the building the space was laid out nicely with roomy accommodations and the bar for ordering coffee and pastry/BBQ at the far end. The owner took our order as he remembers my wife and the fact she has dietary restrictions. "No Gluten" We both ordered pit beef with a side of slaw. I added a smoked spices sausage and my wife got the roast beet salad. The Salad dressing normally has gluten which we were informed of and he whipped up a special vinaigrette for her on the spot with out being prompted. Service phenomenal... Now to the food The smoked spices sausage was good with a snappy casing and mild heat. The pit beef was sliced thin but a good portion which came with homemade yogurt horseradish sauce yum! They make a variety of bbq sauces that I tried three of. First classic which was savory sweet and tangy a great classic sauce. Second espresso which packed a true punch of coffee notes and color. Last was the Carolina sauce which tantalizes my taste buds as I write this review. Mustard based with bright hints of heat and vinegar and a touch of sweetness. Wow I must have more. The coleslaw was my final bite with crisp veggies and a delicious dill cream sauce. Overall this performed great. Go enjoy this hidden gem and get the Carolina sauce if you love mustard.

Birria tacos were really good. We also had brisket and ribs with the cornbread and mac n cheese;…read moreall very tasty. Place was super clean. Service was ok. Was a quiet Friday night. Our fried pickles (starter) came out right before our entree. Not too busy to mess that up. But we would definitely go back!

Great food, amazing service and stunning environment ! Worth the stop 100%. There are so many…read morethings to do and see!

This histrionic barn houses an amazing coffee and sandwich shop alongside a working wheat grinding…read moremill and lots of handmade crafts that can be purchased ! Service is wonderful and the atmosphere relaxing! It's beautiful, the food is delicious and the whole experience just leaves you wanting to come back for more!

So this place is literally in the middle of NOWHERE! It's 20 miles outside of Big Timber, MT along…read moreroute 191. There's nothing on either side of it and nothing across the street as far as the eye can see... yet there it is! And it was very nice for breakfast: comfortable, pleasant indoor and outdoor seating; prompt, friendly, low-key service. The brunch menu is not giant but it's definitely adequate: I had the scramble skillet and it was a v nice plate of delicious food. Everyone else was happy with their food as well. Good coffee. And as we sat there, people started showing up from all over in their cherry classic cars and RVs. And, just to complete the jaw-dropping experience, later the same week, Clint Black was going to perform there!! What??! Anyway, if you find urself in Big Timber, this little place is well worth the drive.

The Big Sky Country is blessed with several out of the way cafes. cafe 191 is a newcomer, at…read moreMelville about Half way between Big Timber and Harlowton, and it is a jewel, serving mostly the surrounding ranch families and travelers like me. The place is comfortable, laid back but professional, and spotless. I wasn't there for breakfast but staff served a very good vanilla latte. Then I had the burger from locally raised beef. Just outstanding quality. Hand cut thick fries were also solid. It is neat to see the locals stop by--clearly everyone appreciates the place. They bake their own desserts too. Attentive, efficient staff. No one is loafing. Just us visitors! Well worth the drive into the middle of nowhere. Can't wait to drop in for breakfast.

Great coffee They are the only coffee shop in town!…read moreGreat caps, that also have various pastries

Enjoyed coffee and breakfast sandwich of egg, ham and cheese on sourdough bread... wished it…read moretoasted a bit crisper. Bought a cinnamon crunch muffin which I ate the next couple of days for a snack... delicious and remained fresh. Glad the place was open early with good service.

I showed up 20 minutes before they closed. I'm starving, but I know a lot of places shut down the…read moregrill that close to closing. So I asked if they were still serving anything, and the manager says "YES!! Anything on the menu!!" I had the mushroom Swiss burger which is probably the best burger I've had a very very very long time. The meat is amazing and local. they recommended a beer which is also local and amazing. I had beer battered fries with my burger and I wish I could take home that crunchy goodness. The burger was cooked medium which is perfect (and it actually came out medium, not some dry hunk of meat). I am going to bring my niece back here tomorrow night for the lamb burger (also local meat). I HIGHLY recommend!! Price: $11 for the 1/2 lb burger. (To put that in perspective, I paid $16 for a 5 oz burger in Jackson, Wy, and the flavor of this one here beat that all the heck). $4 for the beer battered fries. The burger comes with chips, but I watched some dude eat those fries, and just had to have them. YUMMMMM! Service....impeccable, friendly, made me feel at home. And no rush to kick me out when I was done eating.

I wish I could give zero stars!!! Why would you order HOT food and have both doors wide open?…read morePeople were sitting there with their coats on hoodies up .. Freezing. When you ask to please for the love of God close the doors they say No, the doors have to stay open. Is that because the cook hoods aren't cleaned and the place would fill up with smoke? Spend your money elsewhere

It's not hard to find, but it's not near anything. It's worth the trip, though…read more A little over an hour out of Billings along what seems like a desolate stretch of state highway is the tiny community of Rapelji in which there is the best little café. It's a café, but also part library, community center, and general town hall. The walls are decorated with local memorabilia and even a map on which visitors can mark their home. There are markers from all over the US. There is a regular menu you can order from at any time, but on certain days is a special that includes sides and a dessert. It's a bargain. While the special on the day I visited was very carb-heavy, it didn't stop me from enjoying it and given the generous portions, it was a special treat. If everything on the menu is as good as this, then no one will leave hungry (except perhaps for teenagers) and a nap will probably be in order.

What can I say? A classic small town diner and one of the only places (if not the only place)…read morewithin miles. There's a cast of regulars whose orders are already in process or waiting for them as they walk in, and it's a healthy walk-in business, too, if my time here was any indication. The people are friendly, the food is okay, nothing to set the world on fire, but it's plentiful and at a reasonable price. The best part of the experience for me is eavesdropping on the regulars who talk trash to the other regulars, flirt with the employees, and display the general camaraderie you'd expect in a small town where everyone knows everyone else. As for the food, the cheese omelette had semi-melted white and yellow american cheese artfully placed, and there was plenty more cheese on the inside. It was like a grilled cheese sandwich made with eggs instead of bread. The hashbrowns had some nice crispy pieces, but were otherwise ordinary. Little Montana has an open archway connecting to the convenience store next door -- making it handy for grabbing snacks after your meal before moving on to your next destination. It's nice place to take a break from your travels or hunting expeditions of any kind.

Probably a 3.5 but the shakes push it to a 4. Great little stop in the middle of Montana.read more

Clean and modern restaurant with friendly staff. We were looking for a late lunch when passing…read morethrough town. Our first choice was closed, so we had to do some research. The menu and reviews looked promising so we decided to give it a try. The Million Dollar BLT was tasty and the focaccia was very nice. The Spinach Salad had good blackberries on it. Serving sizes were good. Give it a try when in the area.

Good pizza and very friendly cashier/server! She is very sweet. We sat outside on the patio which…read moreis clean and spacious.