This place makes you feel at home. Brew tender Martin there greeting you as you come in. Everyone…read moretreats you like a friend Richard does trivia every Tuesday. It is very entertaining. Few things go better together than great beer and knowledge!! Friday and Saturday there is live music! Brother Smoke plays a wide variety of songs on Friday and Ruby Moon Saturday. She covers old and new songs with a lounge singer vibe.

We live in San Diego and were recently on a road trip through the Northern Plains; we stopped in…read morehere for a beer. The beer was really great and we know craft beer because.....San Diego! The bartender, Martin, was fabulous, friendly and funny and he gave us a tour of the whole brewery. Several locals came up to introduce themselves and stayed to chat. We ordered food to be delivered from the Wolf Point Cafe (which has been owned by the same family for 4 generations) and the owner, J. J., delivered our food himself (possibly because Martin rewards him with a pint of IPA when he does) J.J. hung out with us while we enjoyed our delicious food and shared some of the history of his cafe. We had planned to just have one beer and go but the whole experience was so delightful, we stayed until closing. All and all, one of the high points of our road trip. Very highly recommend! Wolf Point people rock!!!!

Fantastic bar with a fantastic grill menu. Rodeo sports on the TV 24/7. This is such a classic…read morerural Montana bar and I looooove it

Perfect place to hangout near Wolf Point. Good food. Special prime rib steak every first Friday of…read morethe month. Make sure to reserve an order.

1939 hotel in an old rustic style. No phones or TVs in the rooms comfortable and clean friendly…read moreservice. I was told all the 30 rooms are different inside. Style is very reminiscent of the '40s and not updated as a modern hotel. Lots of taxidermy and pictures of local fisherman. It's an old hotel with lots of old decor. The grounds around the hotel are well manicured lawns with lots of shade trees. I enjoyed my stay and would come here again. Verizon cell service was 4G at the hotel

Food is good but not super special. What sets this place apart is the great old building and the…read morefriendly helpful service. Even when it got busy, our waitress was very kind.

very well kept nice lounge friendly people cute waitresses . i hear the pizza is even better if you…read morego to that location. i highley recomend you enoy the life of the party in downtown glasgow . friendley fun and focused on a happy night

Was visiting from out of town and wanted to grab a beer and watch the game. Very inviting and was…read moreable to try a local brew.

Went to the lounge to have a beer Monday 9/23. Service was good until our server went off shift…read more They ran out of the beer we were drinking. A guy in our group saw a hamburger being delivered and said it looked really good. He decided to order one. We asked twice where his hamburger was. When it finally showed up it was cooked to death and not edible. When the new waitress stopped and asked how everything was? I told her my friends burger was horrible and not edible. She just shrugged her shoulders and walked away. We paid our bill and left. I will never spend another penny again in that establishment!

I've eaten a lot of hamburgers and this place has one of the best tasting burgers I've had. Steaks…read moreare decent as well, as is the loaded baked potato. Nice staff as well but service is slow if it's busy. The prices are high for what you get. But I can understand why they are high being in the middle of nowhere. I wouldn't mind paying a few extra bucks for some more choices of sides and veggies. After the third night after hunting I would have killed for french fries.

I had two pizzas. Crazy that I can't remember what they were called but the one that was my…read morefavorite was the one that had sauerkraut on it. Under the cheese AAAAMAZING! Great service. Quaint little place.

Myself and two buddies visited the Bum Steer for dinner while out on a hunting trip. Not only did…read morethe three of us buy the worst ribeye steaks anyone of us have ever had, we paid $27 for the horrible meal. To make things worse the owner and her daughter working there were the most rude we have ever encountered eating anywhere. We will never eat there again and we're most happy to spend our money in neighboring towns of Scobey and Plentywood. I only wish I could rate this with zero stars. Makes me sick to have to give a 1 star as the lowest rating.

This place is great for a small town. The people here will welcome you and make you feel right at…read morehome. Erica the bartender was friendly. If you are passing through Froid this is a must stop. Food and the locals make this place.....

Woohoo, It's as good as it gets! You got that right. Dorothy and the gang at The Mint will show…read moreyou what small town America is all about. Real people, real food, real good times. During pheasant season this place is the BOMB! Just try and get a table here late morning during the opening week of Pheasant season! The hub of this small community, The Mint, reminds me of my youth. This is what I yearn for all off-season; a nice place, honest, clean, and comfortable. Thanks to everyone who helps to make this place a must-do while in Froid.

Two of us came here late (8:30pm) for dinner after a long drive down from Canada…read more I love cider so we ordered a couple of local Poor Farmer dry brews. They were actually very very good. Would certainly order them again. We had a couple of Reuben Sandwiches, one with onion rings and one with flat chips. They were fine but we felt that they skimped a little on the cheese. I also found the meat a little bland. All in all, not too bad for a couple of weary travelers. Our server was a bit personality-less but she at least once, attempted a smile.

Enjoyed three suppers in a row here while staying in the area to hunt. Delicious food and great…read moreservice every time.