Visited here while on vacation and it did not disappoint. It's a big place with various seating…read moreoptions including a beautiful patio area, bar seats, lounge area and tables. Parking lot is big! Inside had great ambiance with an open concept. Hostesses were nice upon arrival and seated our party of 6 quickly. We ordered beers, cocktail and entrees. Beer was good, tried a mexican lager and tropical brew option. We ate well and enjoyed our food. Everything; kids meals, burger and chicken sandwich was very good. Their fry sauce was also good. Picked up a few items from their merchandise area before leaving-Yelp did good!

We stopped in between Bozeman & Helena for lunch and a beer. Spectacular burger, good fries, nice…read moresalad options, and a chicken gyro that everyone enjoyed. The winner was a birria sandwich, tasty meat with tons of flavors. I had the hazy IPA which was a solid brew. Lots of other attractive options on the menu too. Large, attractive indoor space and a beautiful patio with room for kids to run.

The beer was great, the food was delicious, and it was so fun! We came for music bingo and had a…read moreblast!

Established brewpub that we used as a Harvest Host - good beers, and nice wings. The Doc Holiday…read moreHuckleberry ale was really good - it'll surprise you. Plenty of good, flat gravel and space for RV parking adjacent to the facility. I didn't mind the 'white noise' of the train horns during the night - really relaxing for me. Seemed like a really chill place to stop and rest for us.

Sawdust And Steel Brewing was a brewery that was not on my "to try" list but it was right on the…read morepathway where I had many other breweries bookmarked. Somehow or another I missed it from doing this but caught it when doing a "sweep" to make sure I didn't miss any breweries. So here us a case where it was good to be thorough and proved not to be a waste of time in doing. The beer that I had with Steve was the Headwaters Hazy which was a New England IPA which was a good one! I haven't had one of these IPA's for a while and it was pleasant to have one again. Flavor features with this beer are hoppy with subtle hints of orange and berries. The beer definitely lives up to the "hazy" in it's name as it is most certainly that in appearance. An enjoyable first time beer experience with Sawdust And Steel Brewing!

Nice selection of beers; nice that they're not all IPAs…read more Great time at first responders trivia night. Food is from rotating carts.

First time at this brewery. They have a live band that plays every Thursday. The band was ok but…read morenot my Type of music, sorry. A food truck was available & the food very good. They also have wine available is your not a tap beer person. I would definitely go back.

this place has good beer. i came back the next day to have another flight i liked it so much. it…read moredefinitely feels a bit like a locals place, but the bartenders were helpful and prompt. seems to be plenty of seating, both inside and outside, and you could maybe even park an rv in the dirt lot across the street if you needed to. they also have wifi which is nice.

Recommended to us by our Air B and B owners. Made a pit stop here to have a taster and grab a…read moregrowler for our post hiking "enjoy a cold one" moment. Their nitro is AMAZING; but the growler is Scottish Ale. Definitely check this place out and partake in their offerings!

Great Brewery, great staff. Indoor and outdoor seating,…read morelots of beer and food next door.

The atmosphere is awesome and the lady behind the bar is great. They have many kinds of beers and…read morehomemade root beer.

Went in to support F your phone February. Love how community-oriented they are. Robusto pizza was…read moreyummy, live music was pleasant and the conversation was engaging!

We loved it here! They had a beautiful place outside for people to sit and talk. Umbrellas and…read moretables everywhere. The service was amazing and the server knew everything about all of the drinks they had. There was no food offered, but it really wasn't the reason why we were visiting. We will definitely be back.

This has been our go to brewery since moving to Helena. Lots has changed with them but we love the…read moreregulars and music bingo Wednesdays.

At the Red Ants Pants Music Festival in White Sulphur Springs, Montana…read more Stop in at the Two Basset Brewery, I had a flight to taste 4 beers, all were good, the Irish Red was my favorite, good malt flavor. Then I had a pint of their "Rye Not" which was a Rye Pale Ale. I don't think I'd ever had an ale mad with rye. It was ok, maybe a little better, but didn't have the same flowery or floral notes you expect in a rye whiskey. Then I got some swag/merch. They've taken some vintage Hawaiian Shirts and added their logo, I got one figuring it would be good in the heat. Also got a couple of brewery stickers for my trays. Good beers, friendly people.

We are obsessed with the new building Great space, huge windows for lots of natural light,…read morelarge/easy to read board to see their beer selection well! Family games, fire places, popcorn machine and great merchandise available. The service has alway been great here! Today was just over the top cool. Congrats on the new building guys!!

Tap house with Style! In a building with some colorful…read morehistory, over 125 years old, there is a Great Local Brewery! The walls are like solid concrete because this was a jailhouse back in the day! Then the owners that have it now put like a bunch of money into making it their brewery! They took a building that had " great bones" and added some " Flair" all there own! From the super huge brew cats on display and the stage for live entertainment to the addition of some real good craft pizza! Stop in, look around ,grab a brew! I recommend the Scottish Ale. Enjoy the local entertainment like "open mic night" second and fourth Tuesdays. Great place to meet up with your crew! By the way the Beer us Great too!

Lewis & Clark Brewery was long on my list for Montana breweries to try. I finally got to try their…read morebeer and my first impression was a good one! The beer that Steve and I had was the Prickly Pear which is a fruited Pale Ale. In the flavor you will certainly pick up lots of hoppiness but there is a hint of pear with some sweetness. This Pale Ale is nice and smooth and is also light bodied which makes it great in the hotter temperatures of summer.