I was in RoundUp for a work meeting and stopped in to the Backporch and boy an I glad I did. I had…read morethe chef's special of a pulled pork sandwich with a slightly spicy huckleberry barbecue sauce. I chose fresh cornbread and the Mac and Cheese. The corn bread was fresh and fluffy and I don't think I have ever had a Mac with a cheese pull before. Wheelchair accessibility: there is ample street parking but I didn't see any marked accessible parking. The front door is light and there is not a lip. There was a plenty of room to navigate and as almost all of the seating is wheelchair friendly. The bathroom door is light and there is plenty of room in the bathroom. There are grab bars and everything is within reach. This place is definitely worth the stop.

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!

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

The reviews of this place are very accurate in the way that it was great customer service delicious…read morecold brew, and the roadhouse chicken wrap I had was absolutely delicious. This gets five stars for me anytime I come to Lewistown. I am definitely having lunch or breakfast here.

Their iced cold brew is to die for! Quick service and very friendly. Mind you we were up early and…read moreprobably were some of the first ones in. Cute spot!

Sophie's Kitchen was absolutely delicious! From the service and decor to the food itself, it was an…read moreA+ dining experience. We went for brunch on Sunday around 11:30 and although it was packed, our wait was only about 20 minutes, which was impressive for how busy they were. Our server was incredibly sweet and attentive the entire time. My husband ordered the veggie hash and I had the loaded hash browns with asparagus and broccolini added, both were so flavorful and fresh. For our daughter, we kept it simple with one egg, a sausage patty, and bacon, and we also added a pancake with strawberries for the table. Everything was delicious! Overall, such a wonderful spot with a warm atmosphere and great food. This will definitely become a staple for our family!

Not the best cuisine. The Chilaquiles were like a thick soup. There was no crunch, just sopping wet…read moretortillas in a tomatillo pond. The mozzarella is another poor idea. It's a stringy mess. Jack cheese is a much better bet. Good hollandaise but much too thin. Service was attentive, though I didn't appreciate the menu toss on the table from the hostess. It came off a little flippant, though perhaps was unintentional.

The food was wonderful. The service was great and they had the area very well coordinated for our…read moreevent.

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!

This business is now called the Winnett Bar & Grill. We stopped in as we were driving through this…read morevery rural area of Eastern MT on Hwy 200. The town is completely run down and the building this business is in would be condemned in most other towns. Despite that, it was the only choice around there to get food. We were still planning on giving it a chance until an older woman who worked there greeted us in n incredibly rude manner and made it abundantly clear that outsiders are not welcome there. We left without ordering food and continued driving for another hour to the east and found a wonderful restaurant called the Summit Corral Grill & Cafe in Jordan. The food was wonderful there and staff were very nice! So long story short, if you are driving by Winnett, MT and are hungry, save yourself the trouble and keep driving, especially if you are a tourist.

We had good food and good beer on tap! Now called Winnett Bar & Grill. I loved the BLT with a…read moreperfect egg on top. Limited menu, but well done. We dearly love the staff. Friendly, attentive, and kind. We will be back often!

The Lariat has new owners and a new menu! (Ignore the menu posted in the photos...) The food is…read moresuper good and very tasty. My husband had the chicken fried steak and said it was better than his favorite place in Texas. I had the chicken green salad and banana cream pie. Both were excellent. The desserts are divine and made from scratch. The staff are top notch too and the owners were very attentive. They serve breakfast, lunch and now dinner. Even if you're passing though Hardin on I-90, the Lariat is well worth the stop and sooo much better than the fast food at the north exit of town.

Need I say more? This is beautiful. Cozy spot in Hardin. Lovely staff. Reminds me of the small…read morediner you'd see in a movie when a city person stops through.

Great place , good Burger, looking forward to stopping in again when I'm passing throughread more

The only place in town, but it has everything you could want and need. Great people and service and…read moregood food.

Food was amazing we had a breakfast sandwich and a bagel with cream cheese, and it was absolutely…read moredelicious! The service was very welcoming and friendly! Loved the atmosphere and ambiance!!

It might have been good , but I was unable to drink my iced coffee since it tasted like Pine-Sol…read morefloor cleaner (original scent). I remarked upon walking in that someone seemed to have gone hog wild with the pine-sol - the smell hit me like a wall! I ordered an iced coffee . I took a sip in the store , while I was still permeated with pine-sol , and it seemed fine. As soon as I left the store and was walking for a bit and then took another sip, I realized it too had been permeated . I don't know if it was the ice , the cup, or the coffee. Pine-sol original is one of those sickeningly pungent scents that gets stuck in your mouth just from breathing it in. I dumped it down the sink , it was not drinkable. ‍ My advice: Get a different floor cleaner and measure it like a miser.

Fuel up your rig and get your family some snacks and…read moredrinks. Staff is nice enough. There is a hot food service counter. We like the breakfast burritos.

Well let's just say being one of two gas station in round up if one person gets the Corona virus…read morethen then the town will spread like the lighting that causes fires out here. The workers and customers do not wear mask like their DNA is separated from the human species. On a positive note the cashier was somewhat nice hence the two star versus one . Hope this town doesn't get infected