Best burgers and best sports bar in the Bitterroot Valley. I've been going here for over 20 years…read moreand it will always be a favorite. The bar side is a nice place to get a drink, a burger and watch the game of your choice. Some advice: Try the chipotle aioli on your burger or fries. Try the blue cheese on your burger. The bacon is some of the best you'll get in a restaurant, whether on a burger or on a huge BLT. Only complaint: someone has been cutting the fries sideways recently so I got a basket of extremely short fries! Luckily I had a fork.

Casual eating place. Place your order at the counter or eat…read morein the bar for full service. Grilled cheese was ok. It could've used more cheese. The Mandarin salad was good with nice flavor and the sweet potato fries were great.

The service and ambiance were excellent! Although the brisket was dry…read more They need to visit anywhere in Texas, Okla, Ks., and points South! As the Texans say: "You shouldn't need barbecue sauce to make the meat moist and tasty!"

Some of the best bbq we have eaten! Make sure to order the Sasquatch burger, coleslaw and beans!read more

The food service and ambiance lived up to my expectations…read more The food service and ambiance lived up to my expectations. The food service and ambiance lived up to my expectations.

Visited The Notorious Pig while visiting our granddaughter…read more You order st the counter, and find a set, we were there Father's Day Sunday.About 3:00 pm. There were very few people there. Lots of room inside, plus an outdoor area. They were out of most of their menu items. The woman at the counter said they only make what they think they will sell, and close when they run out. When we were there they only had Pulled Pork and Smoked Turkey. We had the pulled pork. The food was delicious , and there is a selection of BBQ sauces for toppings. I would have liked to try the ribs, burnt ends, or other things.

Bitter Root Brewing is one of the older Montana breweries that I came across in my recent beer…read moreadventures in the Big Sky state. The beer that I got for our enjoyment was a fruit beer. Sometimes these types of beers can be pretty sugary and be a bit much. But that wasn't a problem with Huckleberry Honey Ale. Yes, it was sweet. No doubt about it but it wasn't it's dominant feature which was great and made this fruit beer a fun one to drink. Flavors to play around on your tongue with this beverage are sweet, fruity, honey and subtle. The subtle is probably the mechanism at play where nothing comes off too heavy handed , making the flavor profile well balanced. The beer is light bodied which is great as the summer time temps crank up the thermometer the light bodied beers are most appreciated.

First time visit, pretty busy on a Sunday night, great selection of local beer, only $5/pint…read more Great typical bar food. Friendly service

Not just no but hell no. The fact that they call themselves a steakhouse is laughable. Felt like we…read morewere driving up to Sanford and son's junk yard. Walked into the place and was eventually greeted by the only employee we saw. Salad bar was miniature and featured maybe 10 items. Two in our group ordered prime rib (medium) what they got were charcoal briquettes. Another person in the group ordered sirloin (also medium) and what she got can only be described as beef jerky. I could go on, but you get my drift. Perhaps we were there on an off night but seriously...one of the worst meals we ever had.

Awesome steaks kind waitresses and nice atmosphere a good place to go if you want a good steakread more

Yummy staff is great ! And the food is delicious! Satisfaction every time we come here !read more

We stopped here on a Wednesday for lunch, the place was pretty empty inside, a decent amount of…read morepeople eating outside. When we got there we were not greeted, there were two guys who looked annoyed that we were there. We ordered to go and our food did come out quickly. We waited about 5 minutes for our food and quickly learned why- it was cold. Everything was cold, the meat & sides. The pork was cold & tasted like it was made in a crock pot there was no flavor. The turkey tasted like lunch meat and was sliced very finely. The burnt ends were the only things we would all eat again, the flavor on them was great, they actually tasted like smoked meat. Overall we would not visit again- we drive through Missoula frequently from Ennis & would rather go elsewhere for bbq.

Driving through town, I got recommendation to come try this place. Boy I love this restaurant. Food…read moreis an absolutely delicious. Drinks are awesome and reasonably priced. The ambience is definitely Montana. This is an experience that will bring me back. I also appreciate that they bring you raw veggies instead of bread. With all that meat coming, you have to line your stomach with some fibers first. It is so refreshing I wish more restaurants would do that.

The ribeye was one of the best I've eaten. Loved the rustic Montana decor, and the open grill…read moreheated by tamarack wood, which adds exceptional flavor.

People are friendly and service is awesome…read more Small business with warm and welcoming staff The beers are amazing and the small town vibe is laid back and no hurry Take your time and enjoy the beers and the company

It's better than Cheers…read more But this review has to be more than 85 characters. So, I will recommend the Fresh Tracks golden ale, Badfinger stout and 5 phantoms barleywine. Oh, and Razzu raspberry wheat. And Gonk amber. And, if you're lucky, Swimming Hole saison. Anyhow, check the website for what's on tap currently. And don't skip the gift shop. Small, but nicely curated.