Stopped in for a visit. The grill closes at three so we were too late to eat but had a tea and…read morelemonade. Service is great and friendly. The old lunch counter is in tact and used for seating along with other vintage 70's (ish) tables, chairs and booths. Everything about the place says eclectic memories of days gone by but not forgotten. We wandered through the stalls looking for treasure for at least an hour. Lots of memories as we shopped and unique items from charms to wind chimes and ash trays to quilts. If you're looking for something to add some charm to your home you can probably find something in this place. There are a lot of options to have a sweet treat. Fudge, praline, cinnamon rolls, rice krispie bars, lemon pound cake, cookies and chocolates. Hard to pick only one. If you're in town and looking for an enjoyable experience if recommend stopping in.

I really wanted to like this cute, little restaurant especially after eating breakfast their the…read morefirst time. By the way, their breakfast is really good! BUT, just skip the lunch menu and save yourself a fortune.... They brag about their "Beef" and how wonderful it is, but I don't understand why? My Cheeseburger was mediocre at best and nothing special. It was served on a cold hamburger bun. The one small piece of leaf lettuce, four pickles, two small slices of Roma tomatoes and the over abundance of white onion added nothing. And, then, just to add insult, it came with FOUR (4), raw, steak fries. Which I had to send back to be fried longer since the steak fries were white and not done. ~Yuck~ So, I had a mediocre, flavorless cheeseburger served on a cold hamburger bun with very little veggies, and four raw steak fries + an unsweet iced tea; for $17.00. UNBELIEVABLY SAD. OH, and my husband ordered the Patty Melt; which the menu showed was served on Pumpernickel bread, but instead was served on a cold, hamburger bun. (Patty Melts should always be served on Rye bread and they should be toasted. Therefore, the bread should be warm). Our server blamed it on their Menu. He said we got an "old menu", and they don't serve pumpernickel bread anymore. Our server seemed like a pleasant young man, but he was not a good server. He just didn't even comprehend the most basic skills for being a server. He brought me unsweet ice tea and there was maybe two or three ice cubes in my glass. When he returned to take our order I requested a glass of ice and my husband asked for a refill on his Diet Coke. When he brought my glass of ice, he brought my husband a glass of iced tea instead of Diet Coke. Bless his heart, he was probably never even trained. I won't be back to this restaurant for breakfast or lunch; or even to shop. This entire experience was dreadful and sad. This is just another inconsistent, disappointing, overpriced, bad restaurant in Miles City. IS THERE A DECENT RESTAURANT IN MILES CITY? I'm losing hope!